> Ok, here goes, the onChange event kick starts the request to a perl script
> which sends back the data to for innerHTML and targets the id="select">. This works np in FF.
Okay, I will freely admit that I'm out of my depth with this
XMLHTTPRequest stuff.
But I'm beginning to see what you're s
You guys rock,
Thanks for the fresh perspective and forcing me to
think.
It was indeed that I was using the same var for the
div repeatedly hard coded for testing. FF must assign a different id even when
named the same, IE doesn't. Regardless there is the weird string issue,
but that is
You have me thinking about a couple of things, let
me try another test.
-- Leander
To be exact I'm saying that whatever the cause is,
I can't properly use innerHTML with internet explorer if I place the tag anywhere within the HTML::Template Loop.
All other areas are fine. FF works, don't know why.
Although anything is possible but I dont'
understand why it works in a
Leander,
Are you saying that you believe H:T isn't working
correctly because IE doesn't behave the same as other browsers? Or, are you
really seeing H::T emit something different than you expect it to emit? That's a
big difference. You may have invalid HTML causing IE to break (or its
vers
My mistake
sam,I called it CGI::Template instead of
HTML::Template.Regards.> On Thu, 21 Jul 2005, Leander Gillard
wrote:> >> Hello, I'm developing a web application using a
combination of>> CGI::App, CGI::Template, xmlHTTPreq.> >
I don't see HTML::Template in that list. Are you on the wr
Ok, here goes,
the onChange event kick starts the request to a perl script which sends back
the data to for innerHTML and targets the id="select">.
This works np in FF.Thanks in
advance.--LeanderJS:function loadXMLDoc(url, x_name,
rmode) {// Internet Explorertry { this.req = new
ActiveXOb
Hello
again.name is unique to every row in the table iterated over during the
initial build of the loop, t gets assigned a value from the perl script it
calls through the xml object.The template works initially but it
causes some confusion for Internet Explorer and I'm assuming the DOM
stru
On Thu, 21 Jul 2005, Leander Gillard wrote:
> Hello, I'm developing a web application using a combination of
> CGI::App, CGI::Template, xmlHTTPreq.
I don't see HTML::Template in that list. Are you on the wrong
mailing-list?
-sam
---
SF.Net e
> alert(t);
> But when I set the innerHTML of a div immediately after like so.
>
> window.getObject(name).innerHTML = t;
>
> It removes a beginning chunk of the string
[snip]
Can you post the entire template code (just the loop part) and the
javascript source code that gets generated from it?
Wh
Hello,
I'm developing a web application using a
combination of CGI::App, CGI::Template, xmlHTTPreq.
The problem I am having is that when I get a return
string from my xmlhttpReq request it comes back as expected, I check this like
this.
alert(t);
But when I set the innerHTML of a div
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