Jot 1.1.4 ajax version

Does this fall back to non-ajax form in IE6? and still posts the comment?

Quote from: zi at Jan 14, 2009, 11:21 PM

Does this fall back to non-ajax form in IE6? and still posts the comment?

Thank you Zi, it can cover problem with IE6.
So in current attached Jot, if user use IE6, &ajax will be 0.

Can’t get it work with input buttons with type="image", + if captcha is enabled there is error on refresh captcha link with example form

This hack only gets data from form by JS and sends it to Jot files and display results it means all processes are same as when &ajax=0

Quote from: nikk at Jan 25, 2009, 10:47 AM

Can’t get it work with input buttons with type="image"

The JS use an element which has id="ajax_jot" and onclick="ajax_comment(’submit’);" so it is not important that what the element is. it can be button, link, a simple word, an image or etc.


Quote from: nikk at Jan 25, 2009, 10:47 AM

if captcha is enabled there is error on refresh captcha link with example form

What error you get on refreshing captcha?

Hi,

I like the idea of this, how I install it? Is it just a case of replacing the current Jot snippet code with the new code?

Quote from: c-m at Jul 11, 2009, 03:50 PM

Hi,

I like the idea of this, how I install it? Is it just a case of replacing the current Jot snippet code with the new code?

It should be only this, but you will have to test it before changing the calls on the live page.

Quote from: zi at Jul 12, 2009, 12:14 AM

Quote from: c-m at Jul 11, 2009, 03:50 PM

Hi,

I like the idea of this, how I install it? Is it just a case of replacing the current Jot snippet code with the new code?

It should be only this, but you will have to test it before changing the calls on the live page.

... and read .html file in package.

When you are 11 comments, and found 10 per page, there is a transition on the pages, in IE 8 problem, there is "Loading Please wait ...." and so many times each time you press the transition between pages is not happening.
Maybe you know how to correct?