On Monday, March 23, 2015 at 1:43:26 PM UTC-7, Garry Smith wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I have had a look at LOAD and Ajax and tested, which I think could work,
> the only thinkgI can't get right is to get the data back into the div I
> want.
> I tried the following {{=LOAD('default','post.load',target='comments',
> ajax=True)}} thinking that the data would be put into the target div
> specified, with target = 'comments'. When I looked in the source of the
> page it shows the following:-
>
> div data-w2p_remote="/music_server/default/post.load/comments" id="
> c559498745475">loading...</div>div id = 'comments'></div>
> As you see it makes a new div called comments ,but does not put the data
> in the original div called comments, is their a way of doing this.
>
>
That doesn't happen with the code I use , which I referred to in your other
thread. But I use "c=" and "f=" explicitly, rather than positional
arguments. I don't know if that is the source of the confusion or not,
since the embedded URL looks like it took c=default, f=post.load; I don't
see another difference there. FF's Inspect Element shows things too
briefly to get all the divs expanded, but Show Source fives a static
snapshot view, and I see my target DIV with the id I specify, and within
that a div data-w2p_remote with the *same* ID and the "loading" message.
/dps
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