[TwoD]

I find it very strange that code not wrapped in a function isn't executed when parsed. Are you sure it is correctly written to the page?
Would be good if we had the source of the page after it had recieved a response...

[<?Wille?>]

Originally Posted by TwoD

I find it very strange that code not wrapped in a function isn't executed when parsed. Are you sure it is correctly written to the page?
Would be good if we had the source of the page after it had recieved a response...

Afaik i cant do that.

Im prittey sure its written correctly. I assume that since i cant actually see the code written on the page, its there, correctly escaped. Otherwise it would be a visible response (Yes i have tryd to return text, it does write to the div).

Well anyways, the idea was to try not edit the not so portable response handler. Some day ill rewrite that, but for now, im satisfied with yet another if statement.

Thanks again for helping

[TwoD]

You could put:

Code:

javascript:void(window.open().document.write(document.getElementsByTagName('html')[0].outerHTML))

in the address field of your browser after the response has been sent, then you'd get a new window containing everything on that page (including dynamically added content). This should also trigger the response-script since it is now being added to the page before the initial parsing of the new window.

EDIT: Note that the above code should be on one line and it contains no spaces, those are for some reason added by the forum...

[<?Wille?>]

Originally Posted by TwoD

You could put:

Code:

javascript:void(window.open().document.write(document.getElementsByTagName('html')[0].outerHTML))

in the address field of your browser after the response has been sent, then you'd get a new window containing everything on that page (including dynamically added content). This should also trigger the response-script since it is now being added to the page before the initial parsing of the new window.

EDIT: Note that the above code should be on one line and it contains no spaces, those are for some reason added by the forum...

The whole idea with the page is that it should never have to be reloaded.
imo parsing the response instead of response being the code is better then reloading the whole page to make the response code work.

Also, wouldint this be blocked by most popupblockers?

btw, is there a similar function to php's eval() ?

[TwoD]

I meant that that code snippet should be used for debugging how the data gets printed to the page. Yes it would be blocked by popup blockers, but simply allow popups for that page while you're debugging.
Copy that string into the address bar of your page after it has received the response, and make sure the space is removed, then you get a new window which tells you what the code looks like after a response has been sent. Then it's easier to see if the php code outputs something strange, even though it's not obvious when looking at it.

Yes, it is called eval() in JavaScript too, but you shouldn't have to use it if your code is structured in a good way.