Re: no,no,no,Re: [PHP] HTML_AJAX and formSubmit method - Yes ! But why ?
| From: | Jochem Maas | Date: | Wed, 05 Apr 2006 15:54:30 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: no,no,no,Re: [PHP] HTML_AJAX and formSubmit method - Yes ! But why ? | ||
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Georgi Ivanov wrote:
I didn't understood what are you saying at first. I don't control the JS code . It is generated from the HTML_AJAX code. The problem was fixed when calling formSubmit method like this : HTML_AJAX.formSubmit(this,target) // No quotes here; target is just a string ! instead of : HTML_AJAX.formSubmit(this,'target') // This was in the example i've used for testing So i didn't changed the HTML_AJAX code. Just the client code. Now the problem is fixed but i still don't understand why ...maybe you're misunderstanding strings and variables (and the difference between the 2) in javascript (forgive me if I am wrong on this). Either way you have hacked round a what seems to be bug in HTML_AJAX: if (typeof target == 'string') { target = document.getElementById('target'); } in the above target is a variable - which if of type string is fed to the document.getElementById() method - only the variable is not passed but instead a string literal is passed (which happens to contain the name of the variable that should have been passed)
On Wednesday April 5 2006 16:05, Georgi Ivanov wrote:does the following make it work? ...Yes it did ! But why ? I'm passing string ... not variable... I don't understand ....Georgi Ivanov wrote: ...formSubmit: function (form, target, customRequest) {target = document.getElementById(target);if (typeof form == 'string') { form = document.getElementById(form); if (!form) { // let the submit be processed normally return false; } } if (typeof target == 'string') {//I think we MUST go here but it seems we don't...target = document.getElementById('target');// ^-- no quotes!} if (!target) {//I guess we enter here but we shouldn't.....target = form; }.......................... The script seems to be OK but... So generally this script works ONLY if the DIV is with ID=target and function called like this : HTML_AJAX.formSubmit(this,'target') If i change the div with ID=alabala and call the script with : HTML_AJAX.formSubmit(this,'alabala') it does not work. Any ideas ?