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bobmct
Stoopid question, I know. But, I'm running into the proverbial
problem where I'm executing two Ajax requests from an onload request.
Either the second fails or the first is polluted by the data returned
by the second (long story).
Normally they work just find when executed as a result of the onchange
request. It's only on a page refresh that the onload is being used.
Although I will continue researching and trying various techniques to
keep them unique, I am hoping that those more skilled than I can
respond with "Oh, just do this..."
Hoping and wishing is not all wrong.
Thanks anyone.
problem where I'm executing two Ajax requests from an onload request.
Either the second fails or the first is polluted by the data returned
by the second (long story).
Normally they work just find when executed as a result of the onchange
request. It's only on a page refresh that the onload is being used.
Although I will continue researching and trying various techniques to
keep them unique, I am hoping that those more skilled than I can
respond with "Oh, just do this..."
Hoping and wishing is not all wrong.
Thanks anyone.