How are you viewing the generated source?
Bare in mind that just because you can't see javascript in the browser
source of a page doesn't mean javascript hasn't been executed.
Likewise, you wouldn't see the html loaded from an ajax call in the
browser source -- as it was injected after the page
I am using Firefox and web developer toolkit, then viewing generated
source.
Hamish Campbell wrote:
How are you viewing the generated source?
Bare in mind that just because you can't see javascript in the browser
source of a page doesn't mean javascript hasn't been executed.
Likewise, you
I've tried it myself - put an alert into the script and you should see
something happen. jQuery executes script tags on load, but you won't
see it in generated source regardless.
On Apr 29, 10:33 am, hubbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using Firefox and web developer toolkit, then viewing
Did you use .load or .ajax? I used .load and it does not work...
On Apr 28, 3:49 pm, Hamish Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've tried it myself - put an alert into the script and you should see
something happen. jQuery executes script tags on load, but you won't
see it in generated source
.load
Try this... set up one page called test.html that has in the body:
div id='test'/div
script language=javascript type=text/javascript
$('#test').load('test.html');
/script
Create a page called ajax.html in the same folder as the above page.
It's only source should be:
divTest
Hey, thanks for the reply... I found a couple of other people out
there that have had the same issue (maybe), but not many
The IE page returns the following code when it attempts to retrieve
the ajax content
script id=__ie_init defer=true src=//:/script
There are some hacks out there, but
Fixed!
I have implemented the outstanding fix for this problem:
It was referenced in the uncompressed version of jquery's latest
version
The fix is located on this site:
http://javascript.nwbox.com/IEContentLoaded/
If any other noobs, such as myself, ever have this problem and not
sure how to
what are you returning from your called page? HTML? JSON?
If JSON, there's a possibility your JSON is not quite right. I was
running into issues where I would get a 200 (OK) status back from the
call, but would still trigger the onError handler. It's subtle little
things that did it for
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