Thanks, LiveQuery did it. (I'm a beginner :))
Peter
On Jul 14, 8:27 pm, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I'm having a little problem, perhaps someone can help me figure this
> > out because I'm a bit baffled.
>
> > In short: a link is clicked, I call a page with jquery ajax (the href
> > of the link is not followed). The page returns taconite xml, so far so
> > good. But then if I click the link that was changed by taconite, it
> > follows the link and I see the XML in my browser.
>
> > The link code:
>
> > <span id="helpfullink127"><a href="/app/api/funnyhelpful.add.php?
> > objecttype=8&objectid=127&funnyhelpful=2"
> > class="funnyhelpful">helpful</a></span>
>
> > The javascript that calls the ajax:
>
> > $(".funnyhelpful").click(function(){ // upon click, make an ajax call
> > to the href url
> > var apiurl = this.href;
> > $.ajax({
> > type: "GET",
> > url: apiurl
> > });
> > return false; // don't follow the href url of the link
> > though.
> > });
>
> > The XML that is returned (this all works fine):
>
> > <taconite>
> > <replace select="#funnylink$objectid">
> > funny (<a
> > href='/app/api/funnyhelpful.remove.php?
> > objecttype=8&objectid=$objectid&funnyhelpful=1'
> > class='funnyhelpful'>x</a>)
> > </replace>
> > <replace select="#funnyamount$objectid">
> > $total
> > </replace>
> > </taconite>
>
> > Now the problem is: if I click this new link that is created (the "x"
> > link), it doesn't do the same thing again, instead it shows the XML in
> > my browser.
>
> > Any thoughts? I am thinking perhaps html that's inserted by taconite
> > doesn't work the same as the html of the initial page? Any insights
> > welcome!
>
> The new link does not have a handler bound to it. You can bind the
> new link using Taconite by including script to do so, or you could use
> the LiveQuery plugin to handle this automatically.
>
> Mike
