hi,

hope someone can shed a light on this,

we had a modification to an asp page that required the functionality of another existing asp page, so instead of redeveloping, we are simply calling that other asp page into a div by using ajax call back.

we are required to call it into a div because we have to have it hidden until the user clicks a particular record, then he can edit the details in the form we called up in the div (we pass the details to the form via query strng using javascript as the user clicks the record)

everything seems to work fine, i get everything, all identifiers for fields and all that stuff EXCEPT the javascript...

if I can get all the fields intact, how come I cant access any javascript? i get an object expected error.

Any suggestions ?

Possibly something to do with Response.ContentType?

If it is text/xml try changing it to text/html.

I checked that, the response.contenttype is "text/html"

also experiencing another problem, once the form is called into a div the first time, all is working fine. but as the user changes the records and i call successive callbacks (any call back after the initial callback). I'm also unable to access the html elements via their ID.

I'll post a solution here if i ever figure this out

I think you will need to have the div tag in that asp page with same id,
So that when data on the page is replaced with new record it should have the same div tag in it to be accessible for next call.

Let me know if its helpful.


Best Regards,
Vivek.

Thanx Vivek,

but it was my own fault that the div was working the first time and not the second time around. The problem was that I wasnt clearing the innerHTML for the div after the first callback, when the user clicked the second time, the form was imported again in the second div creating a conflict of identifiers.

well got around that, was my mistake sorry.

but I still couldnt access the javascript array from the master page in the child form which was called into the div, although I could see it in the debugger in the innerHTML of the div, but still the master page js wouldnt access it.

I got around this problem by generating the js array required for ALL the records on the master page, instead of the detail.

its not a very good design but at least i got the form working...