I'm doing an ajax call that returns back a bunch of stuff including
html and multiple javascripts. I want the html presented as is and the
javascripts evaluated. All of it gets sent to a single target.
The call looks like this:
DIV(...page-within-a-page with many subdivs and
javascripts ...,_id='target')
DIV(
A(link_text,
_href='#',
_id=id,
_onclick="ajax('get_selection,['%s'],':eval');" % id
),
),
The getselection controller looks like this:
def get_selection():
selection = db(...).select(...)
text = ... open and read a file of text or html ...
form = FORM(...)
return "jQuery('#target').html(%s);" % get_page(selection,text,form)
where get_page builds a complex page-within-a-page with javascript
rollover buttons and a javascript-driven control.
Problem is, everything is getting evaluated. So any single quotes in
the text screw things up. How can this be done so that the text comes
out as text and the javascript as an evaluated javascript?
Originally, I tried just returning everything as html and stuffing it
into the target div, but my javascripts didn't work any more, even
though they were declared outside the target div. Can anyone explain
why those javascripts wouldn't work after an ajax call and return?
I'm a novice ajax user, so any insights into what is going on with the
DOM during the ajax calling process would be helpful.
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