>
> P.S. The reason I haven't tried Jason's code yet, was there were too many
> elements in there that I didn't understand at all, and I'm loathe to open
> any more wormholes. But I'll take another look at it.
>
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meters: $('myform').serialize(),
>>> onSuccess: success_function,
>>> onFailure: ajax_err,
>>> on0: ajax_err
>>> };
>>> new Ajax.Request( url+".php", options );
>>> function success_function(transport)
>>
re functions.
>
> having code in an external file indicates to me you want to call a
> function.
>
> I think a little more clarity might help us help you.
>
> On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 10:21 AM, Jim Longo wrote:
>
>> Thanks for your response. I'm sorry, I forgot to
jax updater.
>
> onFailure: function() {alert("bombed");},
> onSuccess: ...
> On Jul 27, 2012 12:04 AM, "Jim Longo" wrote:
>
>> If it helps, I can replace the js with something real simple (an alert)
>> and it still won't run in the AJAX page. If I put
I simplified the javascript file to just show an alert. And took the
quotes off of the evalScripts:true.
The AJAX page will fetch text, html, php but not javascript. Still looking
at numerous tutorials and the documentation but it's pretty sparse and
contradictory in a lot of places.
>
>>
>>
If it helps, I can replace the js with something real simple (an alert) and
it still won't run in the AJAX page. If I put plain text or html or php in
the external file it will run, but not javascript.
On Thursday, July 26, 2012 12:22:54 PM UTC-4, Jim Longo wrote:
>
> Hi, I&#x
Hi, I'm very new to this so excuse my ignorance.
I've simplified this, but basically I have a function in an external js
file that I want to be able to re-run from my page using AJAX.Updater
So in my html page I have the following section. A div I want to replace, a
function containing the Updat
