Hey guys, been searching for this but it's all a bit hazy and very specific to what other people were after.

 

Just wondered if someone knew how to run a JavaScript function within an AJAX function? I'll post both my AJAX and JS and if anyone could just show me how to do this it'd be great.

 

It's Just a little test document [hence, www.google.com] but can't seem to fire the JS when the AJAX is called.

 

AJAX

 

$(document).ready(function(){

$('#xavisys-logo').live('click', function(e) {

		var r1='';
		var r2='';

		e.preventDefault();

		$.get("char_con.php?", {act: 'char_con'}, function(data){

		r1=data;

		});

		$.getJSON("generator.php?", {act: 'char_con', bc: '1'}, function(data){

		r2=data;

		$(".quote").html( r1 + r2 );

	});

});

});

 

JavaScript

 

function myinfo() {
window.open
( "http://www.google.com/" )
}

 

Any help appreciated

 

Pippin.

What do you need to happen? A popup window on click?

What do you need to happen? A popup window on click?

 

Yeah, the onclick I had before no longer works now I have the AJAX involved, so I was wondering how to maybe do it in the function?

 

Maybe this was the wrong way to go about doing it, I'm not too sure.

 

But yes, just a simple popup window on click is what I'm after

 

A popup window aswell as the origional function I may add.

Edited January 26, 201115 yr by pippin

A bit tongue-in-cheek, but this should work:

 

$(document).ready(function(){

       $('#xavisys-logo').live('click', function(e) {

                       var r1='';
                       var r2='';

                       e.preventDefault();

                       $.get("char_con.php?", {act: 'char_con'}, function(data){

                       r1=data;

                       });

                       $.getJSON("generator.php?", {act: 'char_con', bc: '1'}, function(data){

                       r2=data;

                       $(".quote").html( r1 + r2 );
                       window.open ( "http://www.google.com/" );
               });

       });

});

 

No need for that function you've written for a one liner.

Edited January 26, 201115 yr by andyl

A bit tongue-in-cheek, but this should work:

 

$(document).ready(function(){

       $('#xavisys-logo').live('click', function(e) {

                       var r1='';
                       var r2='';

                       e.preventDefault();

                       $.get("char_con.php?", {act: 'char_con'}, function(data){

                       r1=data;

                       });

                       $.getJSON("generator.php?", {act: 'char_con', bc: '1'}, function(data){

                       r2=data;

                       $(".quote").html( r1 + r2 );
                       window.open ( "http://www.google.com/" );
               });

       });

});

 

No need for that function you've written for a one liner.

 

 

Cheers Andyl, worked as allways.

 

didn't know you could just include them in the code like that, cheers.

 

But the function was just because I used to have it as an onclick, only reason

 

Pippin.