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    unable to update DIV code programatically

    I have a Alpha Free-form container on a panel, where I added the following HTML (free form Layout)

    <div id="my_div1" style="width:900px">
    <h3>This is a test</h3>
    <p>This is also a text</p>
    </div>

    It looked good.

    Now using a button and AJAX call to the server I would like to update the DIV my_div1 to the following
    <h3>Testing 123</h3> <p>also testing 123</p>

    So on the AJAX server code I used the following

    function serverside_41c20342cb5c4f0ab66a7884543g as c (e as p)
    e._setElement.MY_DIV1.value = "<h3>Testing 123</h3> <p>also testing 123</p>"
    end function

    But, the button code is not updating the panel with the html value. What am I doing wrong? Help.

    #2
    Re: unable to update DIV code programatically

    I know this works as javascript to return from your xbasic:
    Code:
    jvsToSendBack = "$('my_div1').innerHTML='<h3>Testing 123</h3> <p>also testing 123</p>';"
    I've never used what you are using (e._setElement) but I'll look into it.

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      #3
      Re: unable to update DIV code programatically

      Yeah, I can't get that e._setElement to work either. I made a quick dialog and called my function UpdateDiv. In my function I put the below code in and did an ajax callback from a button. it worked fine:

      Code:
      function UpdateDiv as c (e as p)
      
      dim jvsToSendBack as c = "$('my_div1').innerHTML='<h3>Testing 123</h3> <p>also testing 123</p>';"
      
      UpdateDiv = jvsToSendBack
      
      end function

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        #4
        Re: unable to update DIV code programatically

        Thanks AH it worked with JavaScript.
        I was using _setElement.DIV1 based on the Alpha documentation (when you create a AJAX call, you see a bunch of commented text/code that Alpha automatically added to the function before the end function - for our handy reference - it was mentioned there)

        'Note:
        'In addition to 'e._set', you can set properties of the 'e._setElement' object.
        'Examples:
        'e._setElement.DIV1.value = "Some text" --- sets the innerHTML of DIV with the id of 'DIV1'
        'e._setElement.SPN2.style.color = "Red" ---- sets style properties of a SPAN with id of 'SPN2'

        Thanks!

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          #5
          Re: unable to update DIV code programatically

          Thanks!

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            #6
            Re: unable to update DIV code programatically

            Originally posted by JPMPA View Post
            Thanks AH it worked with JavaScript.
            I was using _setElement.DIV1 based on the Alpha documentation (when you create a AJAX call, you see a bunch of commented text/code that Alpha automatically added to the function before the end function - for our handy reference - it was mentioned there)

            'Note:
            'In addition to 'e._set', you can set properties of the 'e._setElement' object.
            'Examples:
            'e._setElement.DIV1.value = "Some text" --- sets the innerHTML of DIV with the id of 'DIV1'
            'e._setElement.SPN2.style.color = "Red" ---- sets style properties of a SPAN with id of 'SPN2'

            Thanks!
            Just speculating here. Does it work if you change your id from "my_div1" to "MY_DIV1"? JavaScript is case sensitive. I am wondering if the xbasic is expecting you to use all caps for your id's if you want to use the _setElement property....
            Alpha Anywhere latest pre-release

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              #7
              Re: unable to update DIV code programatically

              Originally posted by TheSmitchell View Post
              Just speculating here. Does it work if you change your id from "my_div1" to "MY_DIV1"? JavaScript is case sensitive. I am wondering if the xbasic is expecting you to use all caps for your id's if you want to use the _setElement property....
              I tried it both ways in terms of capitalization and camelcase and I just couldn't get it to work at all with e._setElement.

              Could you give it a try with something simple Sarah and see if you can get it to work?

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                #8
                Re: unable to update DIV code programatically

                Originally posted by -Jinx- View Post
                I tried it both ways in terms of capitalization and camelcase and I just couldn't get it to work at all with e._setElement.

                Could you give it a try with something simple Sarah and see if you can get it to work?
                Your div id must be all caps. This is the line returned from the AWS for _setElement:
                Code:
                $svs('MY_DIV1',('<h3>Testing 123</h3> <p>also testing 123</p>'));
                You can view the code generated by debugging in Live Preview (not Working Preview). Put a debug(1) statement in your xbasic code and then clicking the "step" button until you are in a place that looks a lot like this:

                analyzingAjaxResponse.png

                Look at x_out.A_AjaxResponses. One of these will contain JavaScript that was generated by your callback. In this particular example, it was the second entry in A_AjaxResponses.

                Or, you can look at the POST value returned in the browser using FireBug or some debugging tool.

                Ids are case sensitive, so there is no div with the id "MY_DIV1". If you change your div id from "my_div1" to "MY_DIV1", it works just fine.
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                Alpha Anywhere latest pre-release

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                  #9
                  Re: unable to update DIV code programatically

                  I could have swore that I tried that as I know it's case sensitive but your component works fine for me so I must have missed it. Thanks Sarah.

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                    #10
                    Re: unable to update DIV code programatically

                    Awesome! I am going to test soon. Thank you!!

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                      #11
                      Re: unable to update DIV code programatically

                      It worked. Thanks AH and Sarah!!!

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