Say I want to perform an ajax action every 10 seconds. Is there a timer function in the built-in JavaScript libraries that will let me do this?
Chris Stewart wrote:
Say I want to perform an ajax action every 10 seconds. Is there a timer function in the built-in JavaScript libraries that will let me do this?
periodically_call_remote ?
How can I prevent the loading of /test/blank in this example?
<%= periodically_call_remote(:url => "/test/blank", :complete =>'addRow("something");return false;', :frequency => 3) %>
All I want to do here is call the javascript function addRow, however I could not figure out how to accomplish this with out leveraging :complete
Any idea? I don't really want to call /test/blank
Thanks in advance
neutek wrote:
How can I prevent the loading of /test/blank in this example?
<%= periodically_call_remote(:url => "/test/blank", :complete =>'addRow("something");return false;', :frequency => 3) %>
All I want to do here is call the javascript function addRow, however I could not figure out how to accomplish this with out leveraging :complete
Any idea? I don't really want to call /test/blank
I suspect if you leave the :url out, and leverage :complete, your browser will periodically call raw JavaScript without hitting a server.
I formerly posted that you could right after I discovered it, but I have since retired that code, so Google for the topic and my street name if you get stuck.