All of the links are hard coded. Someone on another board suggested I
use the click event handler instead. Problem is the links vary in
value so I'd probably have to wait until the document loaded then grab
anything with an Onclick attrib containing that code, remove the
attribute and attach the c
Are any of these links dynamically generated? That is, are any of them
not in the page when its first loaded for the user? It may be a
binding issue.
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 8:05 AM, g...@getsharepoint.com
wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I've got a deadline to get a project working and I'm stuck with a
> get
Aljosa Mohorovic schrieb:
thanks, i had an extra comma. i had no problem with decimal value,
replacing comma with dot was not a problem but what would you do if
you need to output decimal number with comma instead dot?
i'm asking because croatia (country in europe) has decimal comma, not
dot.
thanks, i had an extra comma. i had no problem with decimal value,
replacing comma with dot was not a problem but what would you do if
you need to output decimal number with comma instead dot?
i'm asking because croatia (country in europe) has decimal comma, not
dot.
Aljosa
Josh Nathanson schrieb:
Usually this means that your JSON data has an error in the formatting
somewhere - perhaps a missing or extra comma. If JSON data cannot be
evaluated successfully, it fails silently.
Actually it triggers the global ajaxError event. Though unless you
register a handler
Usually this means that your JSON data has an error in the formatting
somewhere - perhaps a missing or extra comma. If JSON data cannot be
evaluated successfully, it fails silently.
-- Josh
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