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fatica
Hi all,
I have a page that loads another remote document into a layer, which
looks something like this
document.getElementById('details_pane').innerHTML =
loadXMLDoc('http://www.blah.com/index2.php?option=com_propertydisplay&no_html=0&mlsid='
+ mlsid);
The page that's being loaded has Javascript in it, including a
mouseover "tooltip" routine and an image swap function. The calls to
that javascript are dynamically assembled, based on the variable number
of pictures I might have to display in the "details pane".
The problem is that the javascript in the async loaded page never gets
loaded/parsed by the browser (I think). As a result, all functions and
variables become "unknown". I can't move the JS to the calling page
because it's dynamically generated based on a lot of info I can't
predict.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Hopefully its just cuz I'm
sleepy and can't see the solution.
Thanks,
Mike Fatica
I have a page that loads another remote document into a layer, which
looks something like this
document.getElementById('details_pane').innerHTML =
loadXMLDoc('http://www.blah.com/index2.php?option=com_propertydisplay&no_html=0&mlsid='
+ mlsid);
The page that's being loaded has Javascript in it, including a
mouseover "tooltip" routine and an image swap function. The calls to
that javascript are dynamically assembled, based on the variable number
of pictures I might have to display in the "details pane".
The problem is that the javascript in the async loaded page never gets
loaded/parsed by the browser (I think). As a result, all functions and
variables become "unknown". I can't move the JS to the calling page
because it's dynamically generated based on a lot of info I can't
predict.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Hopefully its just cuz I'm
sleepy and can't see the solution.
Thanks,
Mike Fatica