Hi. Seems like the tacos framework should call updateObject.responseComplete
after processing the scripts embedded in the incoming <ajax-response>
element. That way, the incoming fragment can actually redefine the
responseComplete method of the update object. Any reason not to change this?


 

FYI. Here's some pseudocode for what's happening during a defaultLinkAction
call: 

defaultLinkAction(){ 
   loadDojoResponse() { 
      processScripts("preprocess" and "jsincludes" element nodes); 
      processAjaxResponse() { 
         for each response node { 
            updateObject.beforeAjaxUpdate(); 
            loadElement() { 
               weave the new nodes into the DOM 
               updateObject.ajaxUpdate(); 
            } 
         } 
         processScripts("postprocess" element nodes); 
         updateObject.responseComplete(); 
      } 
   }
   processScripts("ajax-response" element nodes); 
}


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