Re^2: Ajax function from js pop up

Sorry for the typo , just fixed it. Although I ended up taking the code from exported_func2_code and putting it in a separate perl script which I redirect from the button's onClick function .. although I'd like to know what the issue is by using perl ajax.


<input type="Button"
onClick="window.open('exported_func2.pl?param1=$var');">
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Re^3: Ajax function from js pop up by Anonymous Monk on Nov 02, 2012 at 07:55 UTC
although I'd like to know what the issue is by using perl ajax. What does that mean? One issue I see is about style/maintainability, using "\"" where you could have saved yourself considerable typing effort by using alternate delimiter qq{"} , or using a template The more important issue, is you're trying to debug html/javascript inlined in a perl program -- get rid of all non-html non-javascript parts, get a copy of Firebug, and figure out the html/js separately before inserting it someplace else Also, trying to debug javascript through perlmonks isn't likely to succeed	[reply]

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Re^3: Ajax function from js pop up
by Anonymous Monk on Nov 02, 2012 at 07:55 UTC

although I'd like to know what the issue is by using perl ajax.

What does that mean?

One issue I see is about style/maintainability, using "\"" where you could have saved yourself considerable typing effort by using alternate delimiter qq{"} , or using a template

The more important issue, is you're trying to debug html/javascript inlined in a perl program -- get rid of all non-html non-javascript parts, get a copy of Firebug, and figure out the html/js separately before inserting it someplace else

Also, trying to debug javascript through perlmonks isn't likely to succeed

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