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<0> Is there anybody alive ?
<0> for ....1 minute :)
<1> i was alive
<2> was?
<2> :P
<3> hello
<4> Hi, I need to execute a function after my page has finished loading, will the onload function do this after the page has loaded, or when the page _starts_ to load?
<5> After it has loaded.
<4> Thanks.
<6> how do I retrieve the protocol?
<6> like http or https?
<5> window.location.protocol
<4> I'm making an AJAX web site, using php on the server. When I "add a site" on my server, it runs addsite.php and when that's finished I need to update the div box that that script's output is in. I tried using a "body onload" to run the function which updates it, but it doesn't work. I have a button which does work, but I would like it to automatically refresh, is there another function, aside from onload that I can look at?
<5> Heh.
<5> You don't normally run ajax onload.
<5> And it comes with its own event handler to see when the serverside script has finished running.
<4> Oh
<4> That's something for me to look at then, thanks.
<5> Which any ajax tutorial worth its salt would have told you.
<4> I have Ajax For Dummies, but I'm just skimming through it.
<5> Heh.
<5> "For dummies" books is a waste of time and money.
<4> ebook ;)
<5> Do you want to learn how to be an idiot who knows a bit about ajax? :-)
<4> True.
<5> Ideally, you should have at least some basic knowledge of the HTTP protocol before even starting on ajax. Not to mention decent javascript knowledge.
<4> I've programmed in PHP for 5 years, I find when you know one language it's enough to do the basics with any other.
<5> Only the _very_ basics in this case.
<5> Javascript is vastly different from PHP.
<5> (Speaking as one who has done PHP for 7 and JS for 10 years)
<5> And I'm still learning.
<4> I did Java last year for a couple months, just enough that I know where to find how to do something.
<5> Javascript is vastly different from Java as well.
<5> Similar syntax (at first glance) and shared name is all they have in common.
<4> Yup, livescript.
<4> grr, sometimes I really hate computers.
<4> I almost had this working, make a slight change, broke it, change it back and it's not working anymore.
<5> Url?
<4> It's nsfw.
<4> I'll msg you the details.
<5> I guess it'll have to wait till I get home then.
<4> k
<5> Unless you want to pastebin the script.
<4> my ok, that'll work.
<4> It's only something simple I'm trying to do.
<4> http://www.pastebin.ca/327869
<4> What I'm trying to do in particular is on this line: if(dataSource == "sitelist")
<5> Bad advice #1: using GET.
<4> I've encoded my p***word, so it should be ok.
<5> That's not it.
<5> There's caching issues.
<4> oh yeah, that's something I was planning on solving at some stage, adding a random number on the end of the urls.
<5> Use POST.
<4> I tried and failed at that.
<4> Once I get the script all working, that's when I'll look at improvements.
<4> Do you see anything wrong with the if statement I'm using?
<4> oh ffs.
<4> I just saw what's wrong.
<4> datasource is the wrong variable, it's divid I should be checking.
<5> Hehe.
<4> My script kept reloading that div box over and over, so I thought it was working, but that must be been an error from something else.
<5> I really urge you to get POST working though.
<5> It's not that hard.
<4> I promise I'll do that. :)
<4> I know the benefits of it, I've always used GET because I'm lazy, but I'm trying to improve my programming standards.
<4> I'm even using indentation nowadays.
<5> .send("username="+username+"&p***word="+p***word); should do the trick. And make the neccesary changes in .open() and in sitelist.php of course.
<4> Thanks.
<5> And btw, deleting the object before setting it to null is rather pointless. And the garbage collector should handle it anyway.
<4> I got that straight out of Ajax For Dummies.
<4> I'll remove that line though.
<5> "for dummies" indeed heh.
<7> hi
<8> my ajax function is working file with a local path (non http), but it fails when i run a .htm file (not http) to retrieve a http request
<9> ?
<7> Shamyl: then go to sleep
<7> your question doesnt have a glue
<7> Aquel: youre here ?
<7> i got some strange issue (for me )
<7> message: Statement on line 1: The Object does not implement [[Call]]
<7> i got <input type="button" onmouseup="vote();"> and an alert in function vote();
<9> any reason your not using onclick?
<3> yep
<7> onclick neither was working, therefore i changed it on onmouseup as i was despoerated
<3> what's up mate?
<7> just some **** is not working :]
<3> :)
<3> it happens sometimes :)
<7> anyway onclick or onmouseup, nothing works.
<3> the name of your function may be?
<7> vote ? o.O
<7> holy ****
<3> i don't know give it a try
<7> yeah aqq
<7> Aquel:
<7> you got a lil kiss in the cocoahole
<3> :) worked?
<7> yeah
<3> good mate
<7> thanks a lot
<3> you're welcome
<3> sometimes, when errors are too weird, you know there is a trick :)
<7> yeah but strange thing it was working for f.e. 15 clicks, and this distracked me
<10> Hey im getting a error just wondering if anyone can help me, its just a innerHTML works fine in firefox but in ie6 and ie7 it gives a unknown runtime error and microsoft script debugger just breaks on the intterHTML line.
<10> inner*
<5> Url?
<10> ya need to login but i can pastebin the code if ya want
<5> Sure.
<10> ok wait a bit
<10> pastebin is a little slow...
<10> http://pastebin.com/867000
<10> brb coffee
<5> Another one using GET heh,.
<10> yeha..not the best at javascript
<5> Use POST for your ajax.
<10> ok
<10> amny examples or should i just google it?
<5> Also change if(http.readyState == 4) to if(http.readyState == 4 && http.status == 200)
<10> ok
<5> And inside it, comment out what you have now and put in alert(document.getElementById('goal_name'))
<10> ok
<5> And then tell me what you get when you run it
<10> thanx
<10> [object]
<5> alert(http.responseText); ?
<10> i get the code i want to go in the div
<10> thats why im so confused i use the same layout like 10 times and it works fine
<10> but there 3 won't work in ie but another one on the same page works fine
<5> Hm.
<5> alert(document.getElementById('goal_name').nodeName); ?
<10> DIV
<5> Sounds like everything should be working...
<10> yeha
<10> ..
<10> ive been going over it for 3days
<10> and i can't see why its not working
<10> could it be anything to do with the type of code thats being returned?
<10> erll the http.responseText
<10> well*
<10> in firefox it works perfectly just not IE
<5> Hm. Yes.
<5> What do you return?
<10> a form
<10> e.g
<10> <form id='changeGoalName' name='changeLossName' method='post'
<10> hmmm..
<10> maybe the ' s
<5> Probably better to construct it.
<10> how do i do that?
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