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everettcomstock

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Hi Guys,

    I should probably be able to figure this one out, but for some reason it is really kickin' my ass. I have a div (rightSection), that I want to reload every 60 seconds. I do not want to reload the entire page because I have some embedded video clips that will stop playing if an entire page load is started. I know the name of the div, the name will not change and does not need to be dynamic. The source code that I want to load into the div I have separated into another PHP file so that the proper image headers will be returned. This file will also never change. But for some reason, I cannot seem to write a javascript / ajax function that will simply reload "right.php" into "rightSection" div.

 

Here is what I have put together. I personally think it is way to much code for what I am trying to do.

 

function refresh() {

  // Reload the page every 60 seconds

 

 

function createRequestObject() {

var req;

if(window.XMLHttpRequest){

// Firefox, Safari, Opera...

req = new XMLHttpRequest();

} else if(window.ActiveXObject) {

// Internet Explorer 5+

req = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");

} else {

// There is an error creating the object,

// just as an old browser is being used.

alert('Problem creating the XMLHttpRequest object');

}

return req;

 

}

// The Target DIV is labeled rightSection

function handleDivTag(rightSection)

{

var divtag;

return divtag;

}

 

// Make the XMLHttpRequest object

var http = createRequestObject();

 

 

// Create the Divtag Handler -- Mainly an IE 6 Fix

var divhandler = new handleDivTag(null);

 

function sendRequest(rightSection) {

// Open PHP script right.php for requests

http.open('get', 'right.php');

http.onreadystatechange = handleResponse;

divhandler.divtag = divtag;

http.send(null);

 

}

 

function handleResponse() {

 

if(http.readyState == 4 && http.status == 200){

 

// Text returned FROM the PHP script

var response = http.responseText;

 

if(response) {

// UPDATE ajaxTest content

document.getElementById(divhandler.divtag).innerHTML = response;

}

 

}

 

}

 

  setTimeout("refresh();",60000);

 

 

Any help or direction with this issue would be greatly appreciated. Thank you,

Everett

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Hi everybody,

    I solved my issue in the previous post, however now, I am facing a new issue. This script work in Firefox and Opera, but does not work in IE 6 or IE 7. Can anyone see any obvious problems with my code that would keep it from running in IE?

 

Code :

 

function createRequestObject() {

var req;

if(window.XMLHttpRequest){

// Firefox, Safari, Opera...

req = new XMLHttpRequest();

} else if(window.ActiveXObject) {

// Internet Explorer 5+

req = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");

} else {

// There is an error creating the object,

// just as an old browser is being used.

alert('Problem creating the XMLHttpRequest object');

}

return req;

 

}

// The Target DIV is labeled rightSection

function handleDivTag(divtag)

{

var divtag;

return divtag;

}

 

// Make the XMLHttpRequest object

var http = createRequestObject();

 

 

// Create the Divtag Handler -- Mainly an IE 6 Fix

var divhandler = new handleDivTag(null);

 

function sendRequest(divtag) {

// Open PHP script right.php for requests

http.open('get', 'right.php');

http.onreadystatechange = handleResponse;

divhandler.divtag = divtag;

http.send(null);

 

}

 

function handleResponse() {

 

if(http.readyState == 4 && http.status == 200){

 

// Text returned FROM the PHP script

var response = http.responseText;

 

if(response) {

// UPDATE ajaxTest content

document.getElementById(divhandler.divtag).innerHTML = response;

}

 

}

 

}

 

Thanks again for your time.

Everett

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