Re: [jtalk-project] JTalk + Iliad

> Seems like I had missed yet another one, there it goes:
>
>
> replace the original function evaluateAction(actionUrl, method, data,
> lock) in iliad.js for:
>
>
> function evaluateAction(actionUrl, method, data, lock) {
> if ( typeof(actionUrl) != "undefined" )
> {
> if(!actionsLocked) {
> if(!method) method = ''get'';
> if(lock == null) lock = true;
> if(lock) {lockActions();};
> jQuery.ajax({
> url: actionUrl,
> type: method,
> processUpdates: true,
> dataType: ''json'',
> data: data,
> beforeSend: function(xhr) {
> if(ajaxLoader) insertAjaxLoader();},
> success: function(json) {
> processUpdates(json);
> if(ajaxLoader) removeAjaxLoader();
> unlockActions();
> },
> error: function(err) {
> showError(err, actionUrl);
> unlockActions();
> }
> });
> }
> }
> }
>
> 2011/9/2 Bernat Romagosa <[hidden email]>
>         YES!
>        
>        
>         I found the collision between jTalk and Iliad! :D
>        
>        
>         My fix is awful, but there it goes:
>        
>        
>         In iliad.js (ILPharoJavascriptsDirectory >> iliadJs in Pharo),
>         you need to find the following piece of code:
>        
>        
>         /* update head */
>         for (var i in json.head) {
>         jQuery(''head'').append(json.head[i]);
>         }
>        
>        
>         and replace it with:
>        
>        
>         /* update head */
>         for (var i in json.head) {
>         if ( parseInt(i) >=0 )
>         {jQuery(''head'').append(json.head[i]);}
>         }
>        
>        
>         and also find:
>        
>        
>         /* evaluate scripts */
>         //var scripts = json.scripts;
>         for(var i in scripts) {
>         evalScript(scripts[i]);
>         }
>        
>        
>         and replace it with:
>        
>        
>         /* evaluate scripts */
>         //var scripts = json.scripts;
>         for(var i in scripts) {
>         if ( parseInt(i) >=0 )
>         {evalScript(scripts[i]);}
>         }
>        
>        
>         The problem is that json.head and json.scripts contain some
>         jTalk function names (such as remove), and Iliad expects only
>         numbers in there. The parseInt() part is to check whether the
>         string contains a number or not.
>        
>        
>         Ugly as can be, I know, but it works!
>        
>        
>         Cheers,
>        
>        
>         --
>         Bernat Romagosa.
>        
>
>
>
>
> --
> Bernat Romagosa.
>