[Seaside] Basic question about AJAX and callbacks

[Mariano Martinez Peck]

Hi guys,

I am trying to have a button that instead of doing a form submit and a
whole page render, simply serializes the form and tries to re-render
something. My code is this:

html tbsButton
bePrimary;
bePush;
value: 'Save';
onClick:
                (html jQuery ajax
                        serializeChildren: (html jQuery: '#myFormID');
callback: [
self halt.
 ]
;
script: [ :s | self halt. s << (s jQuery id: ('tr1')) replaceWith:[:r | r
html: 'mariano' ]]
)


So I am declaring this button which is #bePush (to avoid a whole page
render). Then with #serializeChildren I serialize the form (is this
correct?), and finally with #script: I try to re-render again that row (in
the example I simply display 'mariano'). 'tr1' is the correct id of the
correct TR.

I want #script: to be called AFTER the ajax callback. But it seems that if
I define a #script: then the AJAX callback is not executed :( If I don't
put the #script:, it is called...

Also..when I click on that button, in the FF dev console I see "Use of
attributes' specified attribute is deprecated. It always returns true.".

Any ideas what I am doing wrong? Probably many things...

Thanks in advance,

-- 
Mariano
http://marianopeck.wordpress.com
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