Thank very much for Bernardo's help.


Now , I met  an another problem :

How to set the URL parameter when I use the $ajax->observerField().
At the php, I want to access the value of the observed fields's value.

 $ajax->observeField('MemberCountry', array('update'=>'state',
'url'=>"/states/select/".$params['form']['MemberCountry'],
'loading'=>"Element.show('search_spinner');",
'complete'=>"Element.hide('search_spinner');stripe();")

I use the $params['form'][MemberCountry] not to get the value of
observed field's value.

 How to do it?

Thanks for any helps.




On May 5, 9:47 am, "Marcus T. Jaschen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> seedme wrote:
> > Hi, Bernardo,
> > Thanks for your reply.
>
> > I set the debugging level to 0, but I cannot get any warning messages.
> > I don't know how to debug this problem at IE7.0.
> > This works as expected when I use Firefox. but not use IE7.0
>
> Try to debug it at the client side with Fiddler HTTP Proxy. It's an IE
> extension (google for it) and allows you to inspect HTTP requests and
> responses.
>
> M.


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