';
$output .= '' . $node->body . '
';
$output .= '' . l(t('Start'), $_GET['q'], array('attributes' => array('class' => 'ajax-load-example'))) . '
';
$output .= '';
return $output;
}
}
function _ajax_quiz_get_questions($node) {
$output = '';
foreach (drupal_get_messages() as $type) {
foreach ($type as $message) {
$output .= '';
}
}
$output .= node_view($node, FALSE, TRUE);
$result = array(
'content' => $output,
// Put the Javascript callback you will use here.
// You can if you wish leave out this line and instead
// call your callback directly in your Javascript. See
// comments in ajax_load_example.js.
'__callbacks' => array('Drupal.AjaxLoadExample.formCallback'),
);
// Call drupal_alter('ajax_data', ...). This is what allows ajax_load to
// add its data and register its Javascript callback.
// The second argument is the data to be altered.
// The third argument is a unique identifier for this AJAX data operation.
// The fourth and optional argument is the original data that was the subject
// of the ajax operation--in this case, a form ID.
drupal_alter('ajax_data', $result, 'ajax_load_example', 'node_view');
drupal_json_output($result);
}