similar to: Re: Ajax.Request: responseText = null in Safari

This may be a Prototype question but is probably a general JavaScript question. I am creating an Ajax.Request and getting back a response that should be evaluated as XML. But in IE, in my onSuccess function, the response.responseXML object is null. In Firefox it works properly. I have checked the three things that are supposed to determine whether the browser interprets the response text as

This is a newbie question. If I have a xml file that I am opening using Ajax.Request, then the response is trapped using responseText. Now this response is a set of xml tags, if I need to traverse through it using DOM, I am not able to use the getElementByTagName method? If I write my own ajax function, then when I do t.responseXML.getElementByTagName(''items'') it works but

Hi, I''ve done AJAX calls to Rails'' Controllers before yet never required to generate a response back to the view. In this respect, I have tried to keep it moronically simple and just add a node to see that it works, yet the response doesn''t come through / isn''t interpreted as it should. Long story short, code : // Have to use Mootools to integrate a

Hi, I want to load an XHTML file into DOM. I issue Ajax.Request and on success do: var response=transport.responseXML Response is null. On the other hand: var response=transport.responseText; // has the data. Why is response=transport.responseXML returns null? Here is the code: function display() { url = "http://" + location.hostname + port + "/fusion/

Hi All, Safari crashes everytime my ajax response is bigger than 10k, i traced it down and found out that it breaks when evalScript is being called, maining when extractScript is trying to match the regex..... is this a known bug on safari? if yes is there anyway to get around it? thanks in advance --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you

Hi I came across this while testing which may be somewhat unnatural but could be useful. I wanted to see the html that was being sent back to the browser by Ajax.Updater, so I was specifying a <textarea> as the target container. This worked fine in Firefox both platforms, but not in Safari or IE6. After investigating it seems that setting the innerHTML property of form objects

After retrieving a URL using an Ajax.Request... function onComplete (request, json) { // request.responseText holds the entire page Only the content contained in elementID = ''source'' is intended for display At this time, the following code works, but it disturbingly copies the entire page from the source URL into the target DIV $(''target'').innerHTML =

Hello All, I''ve run across something that looks like a bug and wanted to throw it out there for anyone else''s input before I submit a bug report and patch. This is only observed in Safari 2.0.3 with Mac OS X 10.4.5 - I haven''t tried any other versions of Safari. I''ve got 2 fields: text input 1 text input 2 with autocomplete If you: 1. Enter some value

Quick question.. I often crash my Safari when using ''Enter'' on InPlaceEditor''s for submitting. Works fine on firefox(win & Mac) - no javascript errors. Anyone else seen this behavior? (Maybe it is just my alterings of InPlaceEditor :-) Best Regards Michael Krog

hi guys. i''m really thrilled about the in-place editor and rahul''s additions/ examples at http://www.instituteofthefuture.org/js/inplace.php i know that this "mozilla only" script will eventually get fixed and be usable in safari as well, but i can''t wait, so i''ve tried to poke around a bit -- of course, without success. i am much more of an

I am at a complete loss here and I need a solution asap! Any help is GREATLY appreciated!!! I have my request going out to a php script that sends a query to my db and then echos the return data into html format. this script works fine when I go to the url in a browser and send the correct params. However, in my ajax request, nothing gets returned?! Here is my code...

I am implementing some AJAX features into a web forum, and one feature works fine in Firefox and in IE, but it is choking in Safari. Safari will send the request fine and the data will be stored in the DB, but it is not responding correctly to the RJS that is being sent back. Anybody notice issues with Safari parsing the javascript sent back to the browser? -- Timothy Johnson

I have got two forms, the first is a textarea plus a link that activates some javascript to change the form, the second activates some javascript on the onchange event which changes it into a textarea form. This works in Firefox, but not in Safari. Also, I need the value which is selected. I''ve found an example that gives the parameter to the javascript, like this: <input

When I try to update content through ajax It doesn''t work on Safari. I''ve opened a ticket http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/7087 for full reference. The test case is the next: /app/controllers/problem_controller.rb class ProblemController < ApplicationController def index render :action => ''index'' end def myrequest render(:update) {|page|

The following code works perfectly in FF, but does not work in safari. I''m on Edge Rails with the latest javascripts. Any clue what''s going on? CONTROLLER: def create @program = @school.programs.new(params[:program]) if @program.save render :update do |page| page[:program_list].replace_html(:partial => ''program'', :collection =>

GAH! Here is the firefox behavior, which is perfect: 1) View page 1 2) Update some text by using link_to_remote or remote_form_for, along with an RJS replace or replace_html 3) Navigate to page 2 4) Hit back 5) Page was cached with dom updates, note that the page is show in the same state as it was left Safari 3.0 behavior 1..4) repeat 5) Page reloads, ending up in the state where it was left

new Ajax.Updater($(''toppanel''), ''/ajax/form.php'', { parameters: {}, evalScripts: true, insertion: Insertion.Before }); form.php encoding is utf-8. page encoding is also utf-8. Why response encoding is broken in Safari? --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby

I''ve been working on an AJAX search, very similar to the Flickr one in the screencast linked from the main rails page. I''ve been doing my testing in Safari, where everything has worked fine, only to now discover the results of the search action seem disinclined to load in Firefox. I can enter a URL to return the HTML fragment that''s supposed to be dropped into

Hi All. In my site I have situation that I always want to execute some piece of code when AJAX call happen. I am using function onCreate and onComplete from tutorial:http://www.sergiopereira.com/articles/prototype.js.html but I don''k how to manipulate Ajax responseText in this function. Does anyone know how to do it? Gregor ---------------------------------------------------- Zagraj o

Hi All: I have a very large user table, more than 2.000, so i cant use a <select> to present the users list any more. I replace the <select> with a <input> using Ajax.Autocompleter If we type "john" or "peter" we still get a very long list, so the list shows the scroll bar, and its ok. The problem is that when we try to scroll, the list fades out. It