Hi

I have just started to use this toolkit and I think its really sweet working with.

I have made a function which looks like this:

function toggleAndChangeStyle(targetId,targetId2,classId) {
	if (document.getElementById){
  		var target = document.getElementById( targetId );
  		var target2 = document.getElementById( targetId2 );
  		
  		dojo.xhrGet(
  		{
           url: '/servlet/gui',
           load: helloCallback,
           error: helloError,
           content: {groupId:targetId}
        }
        );
  		
		if (target.style.display == "none"){
  			target.style.display = "";
  		} 
  		else {
  			target.style.display = "none";
  		}
  		
  		if (target2.className == ""){
  			target2.className = classId;
  		} 
  		else {
  			target2.className = "";
  		} 
	}
}

This is how I vall the function in the html:

onclick="toggleAndChangeStyle('a','b','c');"

I think the xhrGet is pretty straight forward. IE does not think so..
The ajax message is sent to a java servlet which does some logic, there is also a "system out" that always write to the my console (i'm developing in Eclipse) when the servlet gets the request sent from the function.
This funtion (xhrGet) is called every time a "img" is clicked.

When I try this in Firefox it works like a charm. The servlet is reciving the request like there is no tomorrow and are tracing to the console etc.

When I use IE - it works the first time I click my img and do the ajax call, if I then click the same picture I get nothing in the request?
As if IE is cashing the request??

Thanks in advance!!!
/nirre