Dave Newton wrote:
--- On Fri, 9/5/08, Jeromy Evans wrote:
Unfortunately with separateScripts=false case, I couldn't
get an inline alert to work in FF. I'm not sure why...
it created the script node and added it to the
parent (a span) and then ...nothing...
How does the Yahoo Get.scri
--- On Fri, 9/5/08, Jeromy Evans wrote:
> Unfortunately with separateScripts=false case, I couldn't
> get an inline alert to work in FF. I'm not sure why...
> it created the script node and added it to the
> parent (a span) and then ...nothing...
How does the Yahoo Get.script() do it?
http://de
Musachy Barroso wrote:
Ah, and I thought we were about to fix this one :). I think you are right
on, wouldn't calling eval() on the generated script, instead of expecting
the browser to execute it fix this problem?
musachy
It probably would work better in this case, but creating a script nod
Ah, and I thought we were about to fix this one :). I think you are right
on, wouldn't calling eval() on the generated script, instead of expecting
the browser to execute it fix this problem?
musachy
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 11:59 PM, Jeromy Evans <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Musachy Barroso wrote
Musachy Barroso wrote:
...
Okay, that makes more sense for the case where separateScripts is false,
but now I'm having second thoughts about my interpretation of
executeScripts and WW-2501.
bind and contentPane do this:
if (this.executeScripts) {
var parsed= this.parse(data)
this.setCont
>
> Attribute Default Value Description
> parseContent (true)
> When true, Dojo will parse the response into an XHTML Document Object and
> traverse the nodes searching for Dojo Widget markup. The parse and traversal
> is performed prior to inserting the nodes into the DOM. This attribute m
I've added some more information to the dojo tags documents and was
hoping someone intimately familiar with the tags can do a sanity check
for me. The objective is to emliminate some of the frequently asked
questions:
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/WW/Ajax+Tags
Duplicated below
