David Scott wrote:
RA,
Please summarize your function so we can all benefit.
David,
With pleasure. The validation function is part of a much larger clinical
information system, and validates the UK National Health Service number,
which is a 10-digit unique patient identifier with a check-su
Michael Peters wrote:
Does it make a request against your server (check the access logs). If it
doesnt, then it's still a JS problem.
Yes, thanks it does - but the output is too embarrassing to reproduce
here! Suffice to say it helped to nail my error, all to do with the
original script call
RA Jones wrote:
> Yes, I use FF exclusively. Unfortunately I've just switched to the FF2
> RC3 and the LiveHTTPHeaders plugin is not compatible. The javascript
> console seems to be called Error Console now, and with your example code
> it reports no errors in any category. But there is still no
Michael Peters wrote:
Not to add too much to your plate, but you'll also need to use a browser that
has decent debugging tools. I prefer firefox, but some people pay for visual
studio and use IE.
With Firefox, my Ajax debugging goes something like this:
If it's not doing anything, then open up t
RA Jones wrote:
> OK, I tried the following in the section of my template:
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> HTML form contains:
> NHS N
Bruce McKenzie wrote:
with the tiny (~15k) jQuery library loaded, all the javascript you would
have to write would be something like this (assuming you use rm=runmode
in CGIApp)
function validateNHSOwithAjax(myInput){
$('#someHTMLContainer').load(
'myWebApp.cgi',
{
rm : 'validate_
Rhesa Rozendaal wrote:
Robert Hicks wrote:
So now I use 2 frameworks that support plugins; CA and JQuery. :)
Hey, HTML::Template::Pluggable supports plugins too, you know ;)
Rhesa
Okay but I don't use HTML::Template. I use TT. : )
Oh, so I guess that is 3 things now.
Robert
Robert Hicks wrote:
So now I use 2 frameworks that support plugins; CA and JQuery. :)
Hey, HTML::Template::Pluggable supports plugins too, you know ;)
Rhesa
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Michael Peters wrote:
Well, the solution is simple, but maybe not what you want to hear. Don't use
CGI::Ajax. I've never used it and have never missed it. Just put the necessary
Javascript into your templates.
I just started using JQuery on Friday. It is really nice. I think CA
spoils you in
