Formulaire problématique

Merci de ton conseil, mais ça ne marche pas :

maintenant, quand on clique sur le bouton, la division se recharge effectivement, mais les données ne sont pas envoyées. Donc le message n'est pas ajouté au livre.

Tu peux m'aider encore un peu s'il te plait ?

Merci !

Pitouli

Bonsoir,

une chose me parait étrange:

ton $ devant le nom de la fonction ajaxreplace et le return false


<input value="Envoyer" onclick="$ajaxreplace('contenu','pages/livre_or.php', false); return false;" type="submit">


Donnes nous le code de ta fonction et les deux appels (lien et bouton)

Hello,

Sorry to post this in english, but I don't speak french, and I have been struggling with those same problems with simple.js. After some debug, I've found the root of it, and how to handle it, so I thought I'd share right at this forum so I could help since I used this topic to find a solution.

The problem is in the server. Script works, but server throws a "Method not allowed" error when you try to request an ajax response using POST. This is a server configuration, it doesn't allow the page to be fetched, so that's why you see the fade out but not the expected fade in. The script does catch the error, but it's status-handling functions, like onError, has no code, so that's why you don't get any errors, it is catched but not handled.

There's two answers to this: either you configure your server to allow those POST requests (haven't tried this one), or you can easily edit the line "this.method="POST";" in simpleajax.js and change to GET. It should work fine after this.

Another source of problems can be this piece of code also in simpleajax.js:

if(_b.responseStatus[0]==200){
_b.onCompletion();
}else{
_b.onError();
}

While I was trying to make it work on my local machine, just by opening the file on Firefox, code was working fine but the "OK status", which by this code should be 200, it was in fact 0. So, changing the "if" statement to check on 0 made my page works. When I uploaded to server, "OK status" was back to 200, so as you can see, this could be a try-and-see thing.

Another problem one could have, but not related to simple.js, is wrong encoding when the new page is fetched, even when main caller HTML specifies it. Just be sure to save the .html in the desired encoding, like UTF-8. Page will be fetched with it's native encoding and not with the encoding of the caller.

Hope this helps. SimpleJS is a good lightweight library, and I was hating to dispose of it just because some simple code was not working. Many hours of reading, trying, browsing forums and sweating, I finally got it to work. It was very confusing how some people could just use the library right away, and some just couldn't. But, fortunately I was able to pinpoint the problem.

Happy coding,
Fernando