similar to: RE: Prototype: correct useage of onCompletewithAjax.PeriodicalUpdater

>From a quick look at the source code, it looks like onComplete is only called when the whole thing is done - in the case of Updater, right after the update, in the case of PeriodicalUpdater, right after it has been stopped. It looks like you need to pass your callback method as an ''insertion'' method in the options. This takes two parameters, the first will probably be the

Hello all, I know it''s a Prototype question, but I hope someone can tell me what I''m doing wrong (I hope Prototype gets documented soon ;-( Problem: using a onComplete callback with Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater (using scriptaculous 1.5 with Prototype 1.4) Works: function fooBar() { Element.hide(''foobar''); } new

Using the PeriodicalUpdater, I''m finding the onComplete is not firing. I thought I''d get some feedback here before filing a bug report. http://ianty.com/updater/update_test_1.6.0.1.html http://ianty.com/updater/update_test_1.6.0.html The above are examples of this for prototype 1.6.0 & 1.6.0.1. I''m expecting the onComplete to fire after the update takes place, per

I have something I want to do with the periodicalupdater.. 1) place text in a field by id (I know how to do this part as periodicalupdater makes is quite easy) 2) run a javascript statement to assign a value to a variable. Any ideas how I can do this with one periodicalupdater statement? Thanks, --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are

Well, I''ve been burning the midnight oil trying to figure out how to issue the stop() command to a PeriodicUpdater. I''ve come up with a solution that uses setTimeouts to call the stop function. I think my solution is very kludgey... especially since I''m new to Javascript + Prototype. Can anyone let me know if the below code is at all proper? :) --------- Summary: A

Hi, i''m trying to use a visual indicator for my Ajax requests. It''s based on the shopping cart demo at script.aculo.us and works great in Firefox, Konqueror and Opera, but fails in IE6. For some reason (timing problems?) onComplete is executed before onLoading, so the indicator is shown but not hidden when the request has finished. Oddly enough it works fine in the shopping

I have an Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater updating a div on my page and I want to be able to execute the stop method when the div contains certain content. As I understand it, I cannot pass in an options.onComplete handler and onSuccess is executed before the response is completely interpreted by the browser. I tried using Ajax.Responders, but that didn''t seem to help. Do I need use AjaxUpdater

Hi *, We don''t know if you guys are the right audience, but we got a problem with prototype.js we need to solve. Essentially, it is a compatibility bug with the IE. We wrote a component so it updates itself periodically using AJAX. we used the prototype.js to accomplish this (using the periodicalUpdater object). now the component works fine using firefox or opera, but NOT with IE. the

Hello All, I''ve seen this topic but it seems no one has post a response. I''m using periodicalUpdater to display live content queried from a database. Sometimes the result can be thousands of rows and before it finishes processing (displaying as a visual indicator) all the data, the next request is sent to the server. I''d like to have a periodicalUpdater whose

Hi folks. So far I have managed to get dataloading into a div froma php script. This script just passes the time on the server in a div to the javascript below. I am trying to get the last loaded data to call Effect.Highlight but it seems to highlight the 2nd last data instead. Can anyone see what''s going wrong here? I''ve tried everywhere to solve this. Check the code in action

it''s probably the iPhone. I mean, would you *really* want your phone to be connected to the internet all the time? On 8/28/07, richieright-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org <richieright-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote: > > > Hi, > > I met a strange problems with PeriodicalUpdater in iPhone. This timer > event will last only four or five

Hello Does Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater have a shield against multiple parallel executions? --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Spinoffs" group. To post to this group, send email to rubyonrails-spinoffs-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFFw@public.gmane.org To unsubscribe from this group, send email

Hello , I have a PeriodicalUpdater executing every x seconds and sends a ajax request to update an element. Each time it comes back, the element is getting replaced with some html and and possibly <script>coolFunction()</script>. This seems to work fine when for prototype 1.5. However when I upgraded to prototype 1.6, it seems to execute coolFunction() as many times as the request has

In a controller, I''m trying to do def do_some_periodic_thing render :update page << ''var foo = new Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater("someDiv", "/some/path", {asynchronous:true, frequency:1, evalScripts:true} );'' end end In the view, I have <%= link_to_remote "Test Periodical", :url => { :action =>

Hi, I''m using Upload Progress class of rails and geting this javascript error in js console: "*Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater is not a constructor*" The view have somethink like: <%= form_tag_with_upload_progress( {:action => ''create_gallery''}, { :name => ''new_gallery'', :begin =>

Hi, I''m trying to get this progress bar plugin working, but I''m having some trouble. I''m running Apache 2.0.52 with mod_fcgid on Mac OS X. Everything seems to be working fine, but the progress bar simply doesn''t work. In my log I get: Multipart upload with progress (id: 1, size: 176731770) Finished processing multipart upload in 18.96244s but no requests in

Hello, I''m looking for some help - I''m having problems in getting the loading message to disappear - sometimes it disappears, sometimes it doesn''t. This is the javascript I have: ajaxContent: function(iTabPos) { if (isNaN(iTabPos)) return false; var iTabIndex = this._posToIndex(iTabPos);

I am trying to get a loader to display during ajax requests, but the "onCreate" is not getting triggered. The onComplete does. function loadComponent(section){ values = arguments[1] pars = $H(values).toQueryString() pars = "section="+section+"&"+pars var url = ''/internal/ajax/requests.php''; var ComponentLoader = new

Anyone know why I''d get a JS error "too much recursion" when issuing a stop() on periodicalupdater? Thanks

Is it possible using scriptaculous/prototype to watch out for any happening Ajax activity, and do something like show/hide a spinner gif to indicate to the user that there is activity taking place in the backgound? Regards, Michael ------------------------------------------ Michael Roper - Web Developer WORLDWIDE ONLINE PRINTING AUST/NZ [T 08 9350 2300] [F 08 9451 6048] [E