[Seaside] Re: Re: How to use jQuery get

[Francisco Martins]

Oooops ... I made a mistake by placing "asfunction: # (date)" in the cascade.
The correct code is below:

	html document addLoadScript: (
		html jQuery get
			url: 'dom.sample.html';
			onSuccess: (
				JSStream new
					nextPutAll: '$(''#sampleDOM'').html(data);';
					nextPut: Character cr;
					nextPutAll: '$(''#sampleDOMCode
pre'').html(data.replace(/</g,''&lt;'').replace(/>/g,''&gt;''))';
					asFunction: #(data)
			)
	).

On Sat, Feb 18, 2012 at 7:12 PM, Francisco Martins <chicoary at gmail.com> wrote:
> I was not satisfied with what has been rendered prior to and modified
> the code to:
>
> html document addLoadScript: (
>        html jQuery get
>                url: 'dom.sample.html';
>                onSuccess: (JSStream new
>                        nextPutAll: '$(''#sampleDOM'').html(data);';
>                        nextPut: Character cr;
>                        nextPutAll: '$(''#sampleDOMCode
> pre'').html(data.replace(/</g,''&lt;'').replace(/>/g,''&gt;''))');
>                        asFunction: #(data)).
>
> On Sat, Feb 18, 2012 at 5:29 PM, Francisco Martins <chicoary at gmail.com> wrote:
>> After a poke around in the library I managed to solve the following code:
>>
>>        html document addLoadScript: (
>>                html jQuery get
>>                        url: 'dom.sample.html';
>>                        onSuccess: (
>>                                (JSStream new asFunction: #(#data ))
>>                                        add: '$(''#sampleDOM'').html(data);';
>>                                        add: '$(''#sampleDOMCode
>> pre'').html(data.replace(/</g,''&lt;'').replace(/>/g,''&gt;''));';
>>                                        yourself)).
>>
>> On Sat, Feb 18, 2012 at 3:14 PM, Francisco Martins <chicoary at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Please, where is it written
>>>
>>> "I do not know how to make the argument "data" in "function (date)" is
>>> rendered."
>>>
>>> read
>>>
>>> "I do not know how to make the argument "data" in "function (data)" is
>>> rendered."
>>>
>>>> Again I'm playing around with the Seaside and the examples I found on
>>>> the book site of JQuery In Action, Second Edition.
>>>> I tried to render the code
>>>>
>>>> "$.get(
>>>>          'dom.sample.html',
>>>>          function(data){
>>>>            $('#sampleDOM').html(data);
>>>>            $('#sampleDOMCode
>>>> pre').html(data.replace(/</g,'&lt;').replace(/>/g,'&gt;'));
>>>>          });"
>>>>
>>>> with the following code
>>>>
>>>> html jQuery get
>>>>        url: 'dom.sample.html';
>>>>        onSuccess: (
>>>>                JSStream new
>>>>                        nextPutAll: '$(''#sampleDOM'').html(data);';
>>>>                        nextPut: Character cr;
>>>>                        nextPutAll: '$(''#sampleDOMCode
>>>> pre'').html(data.replace(/</g,''&lt;'').replace(/>/g,''&gt;''));'
>>>>                        )
>>>>
>>>> that generated the following
>>>>
>>>> $.get("dom.sample.html",function(){$('#sampleDOM').html(data);
>>>> $('#sampleDOMCode pre').html(data.replace(/</g,'&lt;').replace(/>/g,'&gt;'));});
>>>>
>>>> when it should generate
>>>>
>>>> $.get('dom.sample.html',function(data){$('#sampleDOM').html(data);
>>>> $('#sampleDOMCode
>>>> pre').html(data.replace(/</g,'&lt;').replace(/>/g,'&gt;'));});
>>>>
>>>> I do not know how to make the argument "data" in "function (date)" is rendered.
>>>> Does anyone know?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Already thank you for your attention.
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Sds.,
>>>>
>>>> Francisco Ary Martins
>>>> http://chicoary.wordpress.com
>>>> ----
>>>> "A filosofia não é senão uma poesia sofisticada."
>>>> Montaigne
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Sds.,
>>>
>>> Francisco Ary Martins
>>> http://chicoary.wordpress.com
>>> ----
>>> "A filosofia não é senão uma poesia sofisticada."
>>> Montaigne
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Sds.,
>>
>> Francisco Ary Martins
>> http://chicoary.wordpress.com
>> ----
>> "A filosofia não é senão uma poesia sofisticada."
>> Montaigne
>
>
>
> --
> Sds.,
>
> Francisco Ary Martins
> http://chicoary.wordpress.com
> ----
> "A filosofia não é senão uma poesia sofisticada."
> Montaigne



-- 
Sds.,

Francisco Ary Martins
http://chicoary.wordpress.com
----
"A filosofia não é senão uma poesia sofisticada."
Montaigne