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25-Apr-2007, 08:43
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Calling Javascript functions after AJAX postI have a page that I retrieve via a simple AJAX post which contains the following:
HTML Code:
The page loads fine, but the javascript function call is never made. I could put anything there and it wouldn't even generate an error. Is it because I got the page via AJAX that the function doesn't get automatically called? Is there a better way to do this? PS: I know that there is a better way to say it than "AJAX post", but I can never remember the real name of the process. I hope that you understand what I am saying at least. |
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25-Apr-2007, 14:45
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Re: Calling Javascript functions after AJAX postForget me; I figured it out. Realized that using the wonderful www.prototypejs.org saves me a lot of work and pain...
Plus, I think I may have messed up somewhere..  |
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