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I have a view which accepts taxonomy terms as arguments. I have accomplished the basic functionality using an ajax request.

Problem is, now the pager href is in the format of the ajax request (I'm guessing this is because the output came from that url) as opposed to: "?page=2" etc.

Does anyone have any tips on overcoming this? Cheers

Ajax code:


var container = $('#content-inner');

$('#block-menu-secondary-links a').bind('click', function(){
    var trigger = $(this);
    var arg = trigger.attr('title');

    doAjax(arg,container);

I have been looking through views and all of the contributed modules I can find and there seems to be something missing. A way to ajax/js switch from reading the teaser to the body with in the view. This could be for an FAQ type implementation or others.

Does anyone have any ideas on how to go about such a thing? I have read that you can do somethink like this with Views Accordian where you re-write the output of a field to show several hidden fields in the accordian header but this seems a little cumbersome.

Does any one have a solution or some ideas about this?

This module will provide an API and a UI for immediate inline validation or other checking and responding of form elements. (Contrast this with AJAX module, which validates the entire form via AJAX when the submit or preview button is pressed.)

The ideal will be to automate using (or make it very simple to use) existing form element validation functions as the back-end of inline validators.

The initial motivation was to extend (and make an honest module out of) Unique Fields AJAX checking, but the number of nice-to-haves and ought-to-bes make point the way to a new API for setting message conditions and messages. This will be developed API-first.

Notes from my due diligence are here: http://data.agaric.com/raw/ajax-form-messages-proposed-module

Hej!

Testar att använda Drupal som backend server där jag sparar information via jQuery Ajax anrop mot JSON servern.
Jag har problem att få 'node.save' att fungera med cck fält och undrar om någon av er som lyckats bättre.
Följande node objekt fungerar:

 {"type":"mytype","title":"My Title","uid":1,"name":"admin"}

Men försöker jag lägga till ett cck fält så får jag problem. Exempelvis följande node objekt lyckas ej sparas:

{"type":"mytype","title":"My Title","uid":1,"name":"admin","field_author":"[{\"value\":\"Sigge\"}]" }

eller:

hi

i need help for finding a way to have a full ajax drupal website (dynamic loading content without refresh page) like "Asynchronous" module

i just found "Asynchronous" module but this module is developing and not stable

i used that module and had a problem in pagination:
when i click "next" or "page 2" error displays:

page can't find
The requested page could not be found.

http://localhost/mydrupal/#category/textcontent/shortstory?page=1&page_r...

please help me this problem or recommend me a better solution...

thanks for help me

I read some discussion (maybe find them back later) about that AJAX is replaced by AHAH and CTools in D7.

As I'm constructing a module rich site, it will take me at least a year to change to D7 when all those modules have been upgraded.

But I prefer to work with the new technology for D6, not the old one. Will AJAX be modernized for D6 to be fully AHAH?

Or would it be better to start a AHAH project and move all functionality of AJAX over to that project for D6, as well as for D7?

I am freakin' excited!

I got tired of switching between tabs and firebug when trying to figure out what the hell was going on with my Ajax requests.

So I wrote a jQuery Plug-in. You attach it to your page and it will monitor all your Ajax requests[1].

Hi, I'm new to Drupal development, so please excuse me if I'm missing something obvious.

I've been having some problems with getting the Ajax module(6.x-1.14) to work(as I think it should) with webforms created via the webforms(6.x-2.9) module. I've enabled all the required plugins and have set ajax to be enabled via ajax settings and also selected "Disable Redirect" for the specific webform as well as for "Content Type: Webform".

Hi,

actually I don't know the differences between AJAX, JavaScript and jQuery. But before answering here, maybe a wiki page is missing and could be mentioned in the group description?

In many groups such info lacks in the description. Yes I'm familiar with groups, but from Yahoo and the Dutch http://Clubs.nl (they WERE the first & the best, Yahoo bought the software and made a cut down version for its groups). So I'm not that happy with the features and design of Drupal groups, but that's another issue...