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I have a template with a DataCommand (something like the approval process mentioned here ). Currently I use the jQueryReady tag to apply some effects to the template. This all works fine with the template Ajax="False" setting. However, when I set Ajax="True" obviously the document ready doesn't get fired again when the module updates. Is there a way to re-run my jQuery code so I don't loose all t
Hi, I have a module with two interacting templates, the one on the left causes the one on the right to update using AJAX. I am able to run some JS when the module first loads using the jQueryReady tag, however I cannot find a way to run the JS after the AJAX refresh has completed. Any ideas would be gratefully received.
I was following this tutorial: http://www.dnndev.com/learn/articles/detail/articleid/94/simulating-a-like-button-without-postback on how to post to a feed. I am trying to post javascript variables to a feed that is a stored procedure that should save a record to the database. When I try to do so, however, I get a 500 error in the web console and when I look in the portal's Admin logs I get this: M
I have a page with two module. A form view module with a form in Add mode and a template module that contains a nested feed. The template is a parent child where the template iterates through distinct values of a table and the feed iterates through the children using the passed id of the record. When a record is added using the form view module the success template is displayed with a continue but
Hi, Please ignore my last post, I have tried to delete it. I have managed to get the chart.js to work with a feed using AJAX and JSON but when I parse the JSON to create the array for the Label and the Data elements it puts two additional commas at the end of the result. Please see fiddle http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/671 I have included the string returned from the feed and added some alerts to sh

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