document.post${formId}Form = function(event) {
//lots of stuff
}
The only catch is that you have to pass in a valid _javascript_ event to that function, and not just any event, but a dojo enhanced event. The best way to assure this is by simply triggering the function that calls it via an dojo event listener :)
ie
dojo.event.connect();
jesse
On 2/1/06, J. Joseph Benavidez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hello,
I have search text field where I want to apply the principals described
here:
http://ajaxpatterns.org/Submission_Throttling
Basically, on a set interval, I want to do an ajax form submit if the
text in the text field has changed. Wiring up everything so that the
text value is cached and a _javascript_ function is called on an interval
is easy enough... But the question is, how do I perform that actual ajax
submit?
Is there a component that will give me a pre-made ajax form submit
function that I can call within _javascript_?
Thanks,
j.joseph
p.s. thanks for everyone's hard work! this is a great framework!
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