Hi,
I found a problem with dynamic reading from input hidden.
To better explain my problem I will describe the process:
1. user clicks a "select employer" link which opens dialog
2. dialog is to select proper employer, which id is send back to rjs
via Ajax
3. rjs sets a <input type='hidden' id='employer_id'
name='employer_id'> with the proper value
4. user clicks other link, which sends the employer_id taken from
$F('employer_id')
So, for the first time the step 4 gives a proper value od employer_id.
But if I do the procedure once again (I select different emplyer_id)
the step 4 is giving me the same employer value, as at the beginning
(in first iteration).
Using FireBug I can check, that the input hidden is having good values
any time I'm doing the procedure. Only reading from $F('employer_id')
is still the same (not changed).
Any suggestions?
Tomasz
No suggestions at all?
Maybe just an assumption from somebody?
BR,
Tomasz
Tomasz Tomczyk wrote:
Hi,
I found a problem with dynamic reading from input hidden.
To better explain my problem I will describe the process:
1. user clicks a "select employer" link which opens dialog
2. dialog is to select proper employer, which id is send back to rjs
via Ajax
3. rjs sets a <input type='hidden' id='employer_id'
name='employer_id'> with the proper value
4. user clicks other link, which sends the employer_id taken from
$F('employer_id')
So, for the first time the step 4 gives a proper value od employer_id.
But if I do the procedure once again (I select different emplyer_id)
the step 4 is giving me the same employer value, as at the beginning
(in first iteration).
Using FireBug I can check, that the input hidden is having good values
any time I'm doing the procedure. Only reading from $F('employer_id')
is still the same (not changed).
Any suggestions?
Tomasz
No suggestions at all?
Maybe just an assumption from somebody?
BR,
Tomas
Hey
Do you find the same behaviour when using $('employer_id').value, or
even document.getElementById('employer_id').value() instead of
$F('employer_id') ?
It looks like prototype defines $F as Form.Element.getValue, maybe this
rings a bell for someone else out there?
Gustav Paul
Bingo !!!
Working fine for document.getElementById('employer_id').value and even
for $('employer_id').value
I was pretty sure, that have checked it before, but it seems I
haven't.
Thanks a lot !
By the way - why $F('employer_id') works only once? The form should
be reset, or what?
Tomasz