Javascript/AJAX Eval(), How to load JAVASCRIPT after AJAX is called!
I am using the following snippet here:
http://www.developersnippets.com/2009/05/20/evaluate-scripts-while-working-on-ajax-requests/
Basically, for example, I have a index.php and a page that loads with ajax. we'll call that one ajaxpage.php . When theres no javascript in that page, its fine, But if I do something like..
HELLO THERE MATEY!<br>
<script language="JavaScript">
document.write("hello!<br>
</script>
OTHER STUFF AFTERWARDS
what ends up happening is everything but document.write("hello!"): is called. so the page thats left is only
"hello!
"
But missing the any other additional HTML/PHP. But If I load up ajaxpage.php. It will display properly, aka:
"HELLO THERE MATEY!
hello!
OTHER STUFF AFTERWARDS"
Basiclly, I'm trying to figure out how ajax can do this properly.
I've also tried to use a countdown script located here: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex6/dhtmlcount.htm
Which again works great if you load the ajaxpage.php directly, but if you do the index.php page that loads the ajaxpage.php file, the result is BLANK.. So I'm guessing there is an issue using EVAL here .. Any suggestions? Thanks!
http://www.developersnippets.com/2009/05/20/evaluate-scripts-while-working-on-ajax-requests/
Basically, for example, I have a index.php and a page that loads with ajax. we'll call that one ajaxpage.php . When theres no javascript in that page, its fine, But if I do something like..
HELLO THERE MATEY!<br>
<script language="JavaScript">
document.write("hello!<br>
</script>
OTHER STUFF AFTERWARDS
what ends up happening is everything but document.write("hello!"): is called. so the page thats left is only
"hello!
"
But missing the any other additional HTML/PHP. But If I load up ajaxpage.php. It will display properly, aka:
"HELLO THERE MATEY!
hello!
OTHER STUFF AFTERWARDS"
Basiclly, I'm trying to figure out how ajax can do this properly.
I've also tried to use a countdown script located here: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex6/dhtmlcount.htm
Which again works great if you load the ajaxpage.php directly, but if you do the index.php page that loads the ajaxpage.php file, the result is BLANK.. So I'm guessing there is an issue using EVAL here .. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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The issue is I need a REAL countdown timer on a page that updates every 60 seconds. it must countdown from 60 to 0 basiclly. However, most of the 'update content' is in the 'ajaxpage.php file'.. Not sure what I can do :\ It has to be 'real updates' without a refresh style update, which is quote a pain to do (For work, boss wanted 'live numbers' that don't refresh the whole page so it doesn't scroll away etc)
When I load it without adding the snippit, it works fine and dandy!