all required files (CSS and JS) are well included in first place, but
they seem "unavailable" when in the updated div context.
Here is a typical chain of actions:
- fooAction: sfDynamics::load('jquery.fancybox')
- fooActionSuccess: <a class="some_fancybox_class"
href="selectContactAction?div=contact">Select Contact</a> ---> this
links triggers the "lightbox" with list of contacts
- I click on a contact in the lightbox, it updates the "contact" div
(wich is on fooActionSuccess)
- within the contact div, I have a modify link : <a
class="some_fancybox_class" href="selectContactAction?
div=contact">Modify Contact</a> ---> this link does not trigger the
lightbox. indeed, no JS seems to be passed from the fooActionSuccess
page
I did try to set sfDynamics::load('jquery.fancybox') also in the
action that updates the contact div, but it does not help, I cant get
any JS to work in a "ajax called" div, unless I reload all classes &
css everytime I update the div..
it seems this project is common with JS not working on an ajax
"produced" page, I found threads about that problem (http://
www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-19555.html), but I
thought that sfdynamics would handle that problem somehow
On Dec 2, 8:12 pm, Eno <symb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 2 Dec 2009, artmajeur wrote:
> > Problem:
> > after the lighbox action is hidden, the contact_div is filled with the
> > appropriate info, but the "modify" link, supposedly the same as the
> > one used in first place to trigger the lighbox, does not work.
>
> > It looks like symfony does not load the sfDynamics::load
> > ('jquery.SCRIPTNAME') library in the ajax action, so the CSS ans JS
> > are not available in the rendered Ajax Div.
>
> Sounds like you're expecting an AJAX action to load scripts and css, but
> AJAX actions typically don't and symfony does not use the layout for those
> actions either.
>
> > My Current "solution":
> > I reaload manually the dynamics JS and CSS needed for the lightbox,
> > directly in the template, wich does work but also sucks.
>
> Why? AJAX assumes your page already has the scripts an d CSS it needs to
> update the page. So they should already be loaded when you call your AJAX
> action.
>
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