Hi, supplemental to my last 2 posts!, I have noticed that if I have noticed that if I have an onload="" in the body tag of an ajaxified page, when you submit the page with incorrectly filled out form elements the whole page will reload.
So to recap: 1. If serialize type="xhtml" in sitemap definition of ajax-request, the ajaxified page will reload on submit. 2. If there is an onload="some_javascript_function_call()" in the body tag, the ajaxified page will reload on submit. -- Regards Andrew On 25/02/07, Andrew Madu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, supplemental to my original post, I have noticed that when I first load the ajax form page which has a serialize type set to xhtml I get an ajax javascript error which states @ line 1 of the dojo_ajax.js file: cocoon is not defined Was this same error not dealt with last year if I remember correctly? -- Regards Andrew On 25/02/07, Andrew Madu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > I have the latest SVN version of cocoon and have noticed from the > following code: > > <map:select type="ajax-request"> > <map:when test="true"> > <map:serialize type="xml"/> > </map:when> > <map:otherwise> > <map:serialize type="xhtml"/> > </map:otherwise> > </map:select> > > that if, and in the map:other section, I set the serialize type to html > when you submit a page for which some form elements have been incorrectly > entered you will receive notification without the whole page having to > reload, i.e, as per the ajax-cocoon spec, only those form elements which > are incorrect are submitted. Now, when I set the serialize type to xhtml > when you submit a page which has incorrectly filled in form elements, the > whole page is reloaded! > > What is the issue here? > > -- > Regards > > Andrew >
