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Hi,

I try to develop a dynamic ajax form containig an autocomplete field. Here is the idea:

I want to load a form dynamically via a link_to_remote function:


                                ‘url’=>’myModule/addEvent’);
link_to_remote(‘addEvent’,array(‘update’=>’myForm’,Select allCode:

myForm is a hidden div field which has to be update by my form workflow.

Now my addEvent action has a template addEventSuccess.php


            array(   ’use_style’ => ‘true’)); ?>
            array(   ’autocomplete’ => ‘off’),
<?php echo  input_auto_complete_tag(‘select_autocomplete_title’,”,’myModule/autocompleteEvent’,Select allCode:

If I call the action directly through my browser, the autocomplete field works fine. But calling it through the link_to_remote function has no success.

Any ideas how to fix this problem?

If I use it directly within my main template, there is no problem at all, but for a complex workflow I want to use the autocomplete field within different action templates.

Kind regards,
Christian

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Hi,
I am a newbie in using jquery.Please excuse me if similar query has been posted earlier.

I am building a maillist with extensive use of jquery.This list displays the list of emails as in Inbox (in slot of 15) and has Next and Prev links to traverse next or prev set of mails.
I want my mailist to be cached and so that if user is in slot 31-45,can get slots 16-30 on click of browser’s back button.
i searched and found the jquery plugin history but not getting exactly how to use it in my situation.

flow of my code how next and prev links work using ajax is as follows

1)on click of next link(href is set to [removed]void(0) ~ ~ ,call a function Next() that sets the startcount and call loadmaillist(); inside it.

2)in loadmaillist(),makes a url ,makes a json call,gets the jsondata and call displaymaillisthtml(datajson);

3)in displaymaillisthtml(),builds the html for maillist thru javascript .

I hope u r not getting confused ~ ~

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Regards
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Hello every one,
I followed the tutorial on how to do json calls from; It works perfectly in FF but with IE I get JS error saying “Object doesn’t support this property or method”

Here is what I did

in my indexSuccess.php



            )) ?>
                                 ’complete’   => “updateJSON(request)”))
                                 ’with’      => “‘DistrictId=’ + this.getValue()”,
                                 ’url’      => ‘search/ajax?method=getAreasByDistrict’,
               ’onChange’    =>  remote_function(array(
            <?php echo select_tag(‘districts’,options_for_select($districts, 0), array(Select allCode:

then i made a JSON.js file and included the file in my view.yml on app level


}
    }
      Element.update(elId, json[elId]);
    {
    for (elId in json)
    var elId;
    json = ajax.responseJSON;
  {
function updateJSON(ajax)Select allCode:

then, inside the searchActions.php i did the following:


}
  }
     
     
        return json_encode(array(‘search-area-list-label’ => ‘Areas’, ‘search-area-list’ => select_tag(‘area’,$array)));
     else
        return json_encode(array(‘search-area-list-label’ => ”, ‘search-area-list’ => ”));
     if (count($objs)==0)
     }
        $array[$obj->getId()]=$obj->getName();
     foreach ($objs as $obj) {
     $array=array();
     $objs = AreaPeer::doSelect($c);
     
     $c->add(AreaPeer::DISTRICTS_ID, $id);
     
     $c = new Criteria();
     
     sfContext::getInstance()->getConfiguration()->loadHelpers(array(‘form’, ‘tag’));
     
  private function getAreasByDistrict($id) {

  }
           );
           call_user_func(array($this, $request->getParameter(‘method’)), $request->getParameter(‘DistrictId’))
        $this->renderText(
     return
     
     $this->getResponse()->setHttpHeader(‘Content-Type’,'text/javascript’);
     
     $this->setTemplate(‘blank’);
     $this->forward404Unless($request->isXmlHttpRequest());
  public function executeAjax($request) {
 

{
class searchActions extends sfActionsSelect allCode:

The whole thing works perfectly with FF but when ran with IE it fails with the error i mentioned above.

Can anyone advice on this issue?

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