To execute javascript code returned by the server you need to use the
javascript eval function on the string of script returned from the
server. As far as I know changing the content of a div to a javascript
block won't cause that javascript code to execute.
I think you need to change:
contentDi
I heard something about a listen plugin for jQuery that might help.
Somebody said that sometimes after you update the DOM it needs to be
refreshed and listen does that.
Also I had problems importing stuff myself but I tracked it down to me
injecting XML into an HTML document and trying to read it
dContent": oldContent});
$.get('index.php?action=view_user', {user: user}, function(new_html)
{
$('.content').html($('.content', new_html).html());
});
}
On Mar 4, 2:05 pm, NightWatchman wrote:
> I'm making a website that has a drill-down form in it w
some of the time, I get the alerts from it
but my AgentBrowser data is never there. Please help! I don't have a
cent to my name unless I can get this project finished, and this is
the last thing I need to do, keep it from breaking when the user hits
the back button on the browser.
~Eric
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I'm making a website that has a drill-down form in it where you can
select an office from a dropdown and then an agent from that
particular office. My problem is once the user views an agent and
clicks the back button on the browser my page breaks. I need to retain
some page states in the form of
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