SmartAjaxForm

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1. Ian N says:

   2. April 2012 at 18:55

   Hi BMo,

   I’m quite new to Mootools, so not completely sure about this.

   I tried the solution given to J-Luc Durand, that allows the user to close the result by clicking a link. When I tried to integrate the code above I get an error: ‘$(‘ in my Firefox error console, which dissapears after a few seconds.

   I changed the code to read: $$(‘#idofyourLink’).addEvent(‘click’,function(){ form_tag.replaces(responseLayer); });

   This worked, not sure if it’s the correct way to do it or not, can you advise?

   regards

   Ian N

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   • admin says:

     2. April 2012 at 21:32

     oh, sorry. You are right. Use: $$(‘#idofyourLink’)
     or $(‘idofyourLink’) without the #.
     

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     • Ian N says:

       3. April 2012 at 17:56

       Great, now it makes sense. It was the # character that confused me. Think I will use this method.

       Cheers

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2. J-Luc Durand says:

   9. November 2011 at 01:23

   Hello and thank you for your job.

   i use SmartAjaxForm on my web site and i have a question :

   How to close the result( by clicking a link and not wherever in the result

   (Sorry for my english)

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   • admin says:

     10. November 2011 at 00:27

     Hi,
     remove the event from the response div:
     'events': {
'click': function(){
this.fireEvent('click');
form_tag.replaces(responseLayer);
}.pass(form_tag,responseLayer).bind(this)
}

     and integrate inside:
     onComplete: function(response) {
...
$('#idofyourLink').addEvent('click',function(){ form_tag.replaces(responseLayer); });
}
     Best regards
     BMo

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3. bot says:

   9. August 2011 at 19:16

   Nice plugin

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