Hi,
u should rethink all code. In my opinion the easiest way is to attach
in each row of the output some hidden element like:
"/>
instead of your JavaScript code
and in file a, in JavaScript section create function (use it as Ajax
callback) that will read all values for hidden inputs and replace
Hello,
i think none of the two suggestions could solve the issue.
This is the page where you could see the live example.
http://www.lavoro-marketing.it
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It is not an issue of response for 1 element.
That script must be loaded on each row of the o
Hi,
I think there is no need to use eval(); function. I'm not sure if this
works but i would do it like that:
function requestCustomerInfo() {
var sId = $("input#includi").val();
$("div#divCustomerInfo").load("page_b.php?query=" + sId,
FunctionFromBPage()); //or $("div#divCustome
Hi,
i think there is no need to use eval() function. I'm not sure if it
works but i would do it like that:
function requestCustomerInfo() {
var sId = $("input#includi").val();
$("div#divCustomerInfo").load("page_b.php?query=" + sId,
FunctionFromBPage()); //or $("div#divCustomerI
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