> doRoquest() is triggered by body onload() event, but i got no data from my
> url ( a controller page in a model glue app; then i modified the ajax call
> from being sync to async, i.e. async:true, and all works fine: can someone
> explain why only ajax sync calls work?
> regards
> salvatore
Sy
can someone explain
why only ajax sync calls work?
regards
salvatore
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From: "Dave Probert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "jQuery (English)"
Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2008 7:57 PM
Subject: [jQuery] Re: Adobe AIR v1.0 and jQuery Ajax calls
>
>
Hi Guys (again!),
Tracked down the 'permission denied' part - I forgot to set the
'sandboxRoot' in the iframe to 'http://localhost/'. That stopped the
error message, but now I get nothing! Nothing at all - no errors, no
div content change, nothing.
I tested that jQuery is actually working by a
Hi Guys,
I've just installed Aptana with the AIR plugin. Nice program - better
than when I previously tried it.
The generated AIR project test file works fine as an AIR app, but
modifying it just slightly to have jQuery.1.2.3 used and adding this
code (below) to the auto-created 'forApplication
> Might be a good time for Rey or someone to do a simple tutorial
> page ;) (I would do one - if I could get it to work!)
Here's a trivial example:
$(function() {
$('body').one('click',function() {
$.get('htt
uery (English)"
Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2008 11:43 AM
Subject: [jQuery] Re: Adobe AIR v1.0 and jQuery Ajax calls
Thanks Salvatore,
I'll give Aptana another try - though I'm much more of a straight text
editor user (and I have many macro's already defined for UltraEdit
which is
Thanks Salvatore,
I'll give Aptana another try - though I'm much more of a straight text
editor user (and I have many macro's already defined for UltraEdit
which is what I use mostly).
For the general user though, a plain text tutorial (with no extra
downloads required - apart from AIR/sdk and j
If you use aptana and it's air plugin, it can directly include the jquery
library when compling the project; if you define a simple app with an
application sandbox , an ajax call $("#myDiv").load(myUrl) invoked by
$(document).ready() should work.
salvatore
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