Re: CGI::AJAX inside CGI::AJAX

I don't understand the question

If I were you I would go to http://search.cpan.org/dist/CGI-Ajax/MANIFEST and look through the examples

I would also consider http://www.cgi-app.org/index.cgi?AjaxInfo

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Re^2: CGI::AJAX inside CGI::AJAX by VIVIsectI (Initiate) on Dec 31, 2012 at 13:47 UTC
Found the answer in pjx_chained.pl. Didn't know about the Manifest feature of CPAN, I appreciate the pointer. I'm not ready to start writting Javascript too, I've only been working with Perl for about two months now. So far I've gotten away with very minimal javascript. The answer was to add another sub to my $ajx object declaration as seen below: `my $ajx = new CGI::Ajax ( 'viewsub' => \&subViewSub, 'updatesu +b' => \&UpdateSub );` [download] Previously this was only the viewsub, but adding updatesub allows me to reference that routine from the buttons that were created by the first one.	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^2: CGI::AJAX inside CGI::AJAX
by VIVIsectI (Initiate) on Dec 31, 2012 at 13:47 UTC

Found the answer in pjx_chained.pl. Didn't know about the Manifest feature of CPAN, I appreciate the pointer. I'm not ready to start writting Javascript too, I've only been working with Perl for about two months now. So far I've gotten away with very minimal javascript.

The answer was to add another sub to my $ajx object declaration as seen below:

        my $ajx = new CGI::Ajax ( 'viewsub' => \&subViewSub, 'updatesu
+b' => \&UpdateSub );
[download]

Previously this was only the viewsub, but adding updatesub allows me to reference that routine from the buttons that were created by the first one.

[reply]
[d/l]

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