If you are creating the form in the page after it loads, the observer has to be
created after the form, in order to bind to that DOM object. The way around
this is to use the on() function to register a deferred listener. I am on my
phone, so I can't test this, but try this:
Hello, i'm writing a form which i have to process in javascript (ajax). The
problem is i probably read too many manuals online and offline so i have a
bit of confusion in mind i should sort out some way. The thing is that my
form is generated by a json file (i'm using Tornado, so i'm reading the
Hello there !
It's been a (little) year since I've started using prototype.js. It's
really great and it simplifies my dev life a lot !
I use it to develop a chat application (www.kraml.fr) and I use the
PeriodicalUpdater to retrieve the new events.
But, somehow, it happens that the call never
I have a script which executes periodically after each 10 seconds. You
can see that there is an ajax call which actually updates database for
me and return 1 or 0 depending of the script execution.
The problem is, it is working cool in windows platform with firefox
3.0.11. But not working with
