I assume that you can do the cross-domain Ajax call because this runs in the
browser chrome, is that right? If the Ajax call fails, then of course you
won't get very far.
Past that, I would take the code that is failing and break it down to see
what data you have at each step:
I believe I found the problem, but haven't tested the update yet.
According to the Learning jQuery book, I can't traverse AJAX'd HTML
content until I insert it into the current DOM. I'll be testing
inserting it into a hidden DIV and then going to town. Hopefully it
works. . .
On Sep 8, 8:18
Sure thing.
Here is the whole ubiquity (http://labs.mozilla.com/2008/08/
introducing-ubiquity/) command in its current form. The relevant
section is at the end.
CmdUtils.CreateCommand({
name: tag-cloud,
takes: {body_of_text: noun_arb_text},
description: Replaces selected text with a
Can you post a link to a test page that illustrates what you're trying to do
and what isn't working? It's pretty hard to tell what might be wrong without
seeing things like the HTML that the $.post() returns.
-Mike
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I'm having trouble using a subsequent selector on an
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