Hi Scott,
well - it actually has nothing to do with chained requests in general.
This chained request did the request on a whole different tag (on the
#option instead of fieldset), that was the problem.
Henjo
On Dec 16, 3:43 pm, Scott Sauyet wrote:
> On Dec 16, 4:14 am, Henjo wrote:
>
> > here
On Dec 16, 4:14 am, Henjo wrote:
> here is what I changed in order to get it to work in IE.
>
> Not working:
> jQuery('#option1').hide('fast').next().show('fast').bind
> ('change',function(){ ... }
>
> Working:
> jQuery('#option1').hide('fast').next().show('fast');
> jQuery('#productWizard #option
Hi Scott,
> Could you post in a bit more detail what you had to change to get it
> to work in IE? Searching these forums is a great way for people to
> solve their own problems.
here is what I changed in order to get it to work in IE.
Not working:
jQuery('#option1').hide('fast').next().show('fas
On Dec 15, 8:37 am, Henjo wrote:
> I managed to put alerts in and find where it broke in IE. IE can't
> seem to handle a chained ajax request. I broke the chain in part and
> than it worked fine.
Great!
Could you post in a bit more detail what you had to change to get it
to work in IE? Searchin
Hi Scott,
thanks again for your thoughts.
I managed to put alerts in and find where it broke in IE. IE can't
seem to handle a chained ajax request. I broke the chain in part and
than it worked fine.
I fiddled around with your code for a while but couldn't get that to
work. It sure seems a better
Hi MorningZ,
see my reply at the other thread. I am sorry for double posting. I
think I kinda got stressed ;-)
Henjo
On Dec 15, 12:16 am, MorningZ wrote:
> Since you have two topics going on the same exact topic, i'll repeat
> what i suggested in topic # 2:
>
> Stop using the minified version f
Since you have two topics going on the same exact topic, i'll repeat
what i suggested in topic # 2:
Stop using the minified version for debugging purposes if your
code doesn't work, you should be using the "full" version of jQuery,
as the minified version adds a LOT of complexity when trying
Hi Scott,
thanks very much for your elaborate writing. This should give me
enough to work on it and get it done.
I am rather new to jQuery and ajax altogether - so that my code
wouldn't get a 10 I understand ;-)
Thanks for your evaluation on this.
I did install Fiddler & Firebug Lite and got som
On Dec 14, 4:33 pm, Henjo wrote:
> Here's the link to the website, it is the product wizard
> form:http://bit.ly/7v8pHu
Okay, if you haven't used Fiddler [1], it's pretty useful for testing
HTTP request on IE, something like LiveHTTPHeaders for Firefox, and
more general.
The first thing I found
The form is loaded on pageload. After that it is possible to make 1
call to the script again. After that it somehow renders no result in
IE.
I do not know how to get more details on what is missing and why -
which drives me crazy 'cause it means I do not know how to fix it...
I am quite lost here
Hi Scott,
first of all thanks for your help, I appreciate that!
Here's the link to the website, it is the product wizard form:
http://bit.ly/7v8pHu
Henjo
On Dec 14, 9:30 pm, Scott Sauyet wrote:
> On Dec 13, 1:52 pm, Henjo wrote:
>
> > It works flawlessly in FF, Safari, Chrome... But IE is bei
On Dec 13, 1:52 pm, Henjo wrote:
> It works flawlessly in FF, Safari, Chrome... But IE is being nasty on
> me!
"Being nasty" is probably quite accurate, but not specific enough for
us to offer help!
What's happening. Better yet, is there a way you can post a live URL?
-- Scott
Anyone?
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