Form.Request.Append and filter..

[ragra]

I was trying to use Form.Request.Append through and adapted
Behavior.FormRequest called Behavior.MyFormRequestAppend (where I
simply created a Form.Request.Append opbject instead of the normal
Form.Request object as in Behavior.FormRequest) togtether with filter,
but unfortunately it seems like filter's doesn't work out of the box
with Form.Request.Append. (because of success mothod on Request.HTML)
I can make a modification my self, called something like
Form.Request.MyAppend where I modify the onSuccess to make the wanted
behavior - which is, the ability to use Behavior.FormRequest where I
append the filtered result. But to me it seems dirty to c/p the native
Form.Request.Append, make a new class based on that and then override
the the onSuccess method. Is there any other way elegant way around
this problem (which I haven't thought about) and would you considder
putting in a Behavior.FormRequestAppend in Clientside as well ?
Cheers
Rasmus

[Aaron Newton]

1) I'd file a ticket on More for the fact that filter isn't observed in this class.

2) you can still fix this without overwriting the class. Add an onSuccess event to your Form.Request.Append which is passed the container element that gets injected. Run your filter there:

var req = new Form.Request.Append(element, updateElement, {

  ...

  onSuccess: function(container){ container.adopt(container.getElements(THEFILTER)); }

});

something like that.

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[ragra]

Thanks for tip - got it working by doing pretty much like that :)