Jaxel
Well-known member
So I have a form:
As you can see, its a simple form. It includes the template "EWRrio_Sidebar_Streams". In addition, there is a button that only shows when I am viewing the form. Otherwise, no one else sees the submit button. When submit is clicked, it runs the following action:
However, you will notice that on the form, I have added a jQuery register for "StreamsUpdater":
Basically it just takes the templateHtml generated by the form post, and replaces the contents of "EWRrio_Sidebar_Streams" with the new contents.
When I click the submit, it works perfectly fine. Its just an updater that updates the contents of the specific sidebar element.
However, what I would like to do is have this run automatically, WITHOUT having to click a submit button, once every 10 minutes or so. I had it working in the past, but now I am getting an error. In the past, I was able to accomplish this with a slight change to my jQuery register:
You can see a new line of code in this script:
Seems like it should work right? Set the form to automatically submit every 10 minutes. However, for some reason, this doesnt work. When the setInterval gets fired, instead of it replacing the templateHtml like it would do when I click the submit button, XF instead pops up a javascript error (says error is located in the console).
So I go to the console... and I see a printout of the templateHtml. Why is it doing this? How is this setInterval any different from actually clicking the submit button?
Code:
<form action="{xen:link 'streams/streams'}" method="post" class="channelSide AutoValidator StreamsUpdater">
<xen:include template="EWRrio_Sidebar_Streams" />
<xen:if is="{$visitor.user_id}==1">
<input type="submit" value="{xen:phrase submit}" name="submit" accesskey="s" class="button primary" />
</xen:if>
</form>
Code:
public function actionStreams()
{
$viewParams = array(
'streams' => $this->getModelFromCache('EWRrio_Model_Streams')->getStreams(1, 5),
);
return $this->responseView('EWRrio_ViewPublic_Streams', 'EWRrio_Sidebar_Streams', $viewParams);
}
However, you will notice that on the form, I have added a jQuery register for "StreamsUpdater":
Code:
XenForo.StreamsUpdater = function($form)
{
$form.bind('AutoValidationComplete', function(e)
{
if (e.ajaxData.templateHtml)
{
$(e.ajaxData.templateHtml).xfInsert('replaceAll', '.streamsSide');
}
});
}
When I click the submit, it works perfectly fine. Its just an updater that updates the contents of the specific sidebar element.
However, what I would like to do is have this run automatically, WITHOUT having to click a submit button, once every 10 minutes or so. I had it working in the past, but now I am getting an error. In the past, I was able to accomplish this with a slight change to my jQuery register:
Code:
XenForo.StreamsUpdater = function($form)
{
setInterval(function() { $form.submit(); }, 600000);
$form.bind('AutoValidationComplete', function(e)
{
if (e.ajaxData.templateHtml)
{
$(e.ajaxData.templateHtml).xfInsert('replaceAll', '.streamsSide');
}
});
}
Code:
setInterval(function() { $form.submit(); }, 600000);
Seems like it should work right? Set the form to automatically submit every 10 minutes. However, for some reason, this doesnt work. When the setInterval gets fired, instead of it replacing the templateHtml like it would do when I click the submit button, XF instead pops up a javascript error (says error is located in the console).
So I go to the console... and I see a printout of the templateHtml. Why is it doing this? How is this setInterval any different from actually clicking the submit button?