A strange thing happens.
following an example of returning a streamresponse based on a user-click,
this all works well in IE7 but not in Firefox. Instead firefox exectutes the
action and the simply fires an onActivate-event rendering the action useless
(the page is simply loaded again as if the action wasn't fired. )
Anyone knows whats happening here? (I know this may nog be tapestry-related,
but I'm not sure. )
- template --
<script type="text/javascript">
function handleResponse (xhrResponse){
alert (xhrResponse.responseText);
}
function asyncCall (){
new Ajax.Request ('${quickSearchBoxLink}',
{asynchronous:true,onSuccess:handleResponse});
}
</script>
<button onclick="asyncCall();">Do AJAX Call</button>
-- class --
/**
* Generates a URI to the server-side function for the XHR
* to use.
*
* @return the link
*/
public String getQuickSearchBoxLink () {
Link l = getResources().createActionLink
("quickSearchBoxAction", false);
return l.toURI();
}
/**
* This is a server-side method called via XHR that returns
* some text.
*
* @return some text
*/
private StreamResponse onQuickSearchBoxAction () {
return new TextStreamResponse ("text/html", "Five bucks below
the belt.
That's how I roll.");
}
Thanks, (and a happy New Year!)
Geert-Jan
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