I do not know what criteria you would use to understand if #parent is
acceptable or not but you
can pass as many other ids as you need:
DIV(A('click me',_href='#',_id='parent',_onclick("ajax('clickback',
['parent', '2nd', '3rd', ... 'nth'],':eval');")))
#controller
def clickback():
for t in args:
if kosher(t):
target = t
return 'jQuery("#" + target).html("%s");' %\
SCRIPT("alert('hello world');")
2010/12/24 weheh <richard_gor...@verizon.net>:
> How would I do this?
> #view
> DIV(A('click me',_href='#',_id='parent',_onclick("ajax('clickback',
> ['parent'],':eval');")))
>
> #controller
> def clickback():
> return 'jQuery("#parent").html("%s");' %\
> SCRIPT("alert('hello world');")
>
> So that when I click on "click me" it calls the clickback, which
> inserts the alert on top of the same parent. If overwriting one's
> calling div isn't kosher, then I'm OK targeting a second div.
