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On 29/04/2010 18:24, Robert Sirois wrote:
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to me you would be better off just evaluating some simple javascript
for this. Comet is used to send information to users connected to the
same pusher.. whereas this looks like a private sort of thing.<br>
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Look at jQuery ajax stuff for this... like (I'm typing this from
memory):<br>
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html textInput<br>
on: #blah of: self;<br>
onChange: html jQuery ajax serializeThis;<br>
onBlur/Change: (html jQuery ajax script: [:s | s add: (html jQuery
this attributeAt: #value put: self #blahFormatted)].<br>
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I seriously doubt that code would run... but you get the idea lol.<br>
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RS<br>
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Thanks Robert. I haven't in fact looked into the jQuery integration
with Seaside much, because I haven't moved over to 3.0 yet, but that
code will no doubt come in handy.<br>
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I realize that in describing my problem, I've given a deliberately
trivial example to the point that it doesn't convey why I'm trying to
use comet, but I am indeed interested in using it to push strings into
text input fields for multiple users, so my question still stands. <br>
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Cheers,<br>
Nick Brown<br>
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