If you use any of symfony's AJAX "calling" helpers like link_to_remote or
form_remote_tag you just need to include the "script"=>"true" option in the
options array.
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 3:27 PM, Schorsch <ge...@achtstaetter.net> wrote:
>
> Hey Gareth, hi all,
>
> sadly i don't have an solution to this. But i have similiar experience
> with Symfony and AJAX calls. I can easily include JavaScript with the
> jvavscript_tag(), wich works fine...
>
> Until JavaScript is included in a partial wich is rendered as response
> from AJAX-request. How can i run JS in the rendered partial after i
> use for exemple a
> "form_remote_tag(array(
> 'update' => 'div2Update',
> 'url' => 'module/action',
> 'loading' =>visual_effect('grow', 'indicator'),
> 'complete' => visual_effect('puff', 'indicator').visual_effect
> ('appear', 'map'),
> ));"
> ?
>
> I think these problems are linked, as long every JS in my partial just
> seems to be ignored. How to solve this?
>
> Regards,
> Georg
> >
>
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