Hi Tom,
thank you very much for the hint. I don't have much experience with
script.aculo.us yet, but I'm comming from the Java/Java3D corner - and
so I was looking for boundary, bounding (like BoundingSphere does
for 3D objects in Java) - well I just missed the right name of that
function =)
Hey Alex,
alexD a écrit :
TDD, thanks for the info
Is there a switch to activate it?
It's no feature, so there's nothing to activate. Whenever test code
uses it, stuff appears. Other than that, there's nothing to it.
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Hey there!
Renaud a écrit :
Is there a way to create regular javascript arrays when using
Prototype?
Nope. Since the prototype is extended, there's no way to create an
array w/o those. However, you can create an object that acts as an
array (a container with properties, that is), and pass
Is there a good way to ensure that the user has selected a value from
the drop-down list created by the auto-completer?
We have a situation where users are not selecting from the list and
the entered value in the input box is not valid.
Deco
Hi there. Why would they return it this way? Does JS provide maps at
all? Would be easier to manage that way.
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Agreed. Using for property in object with an Array completely forgoes any advantages of even using the Array object. In fact, you might as well just use an Object then. I've said it before, and I'll keep screaming it... don't use an Array like a hash! Use indexes and push(), splice(), etc... or
Hey,
Deco Rior a écrit :
Is there a good way to ensure that the user has selected a value from
the drop-down list created by the auto-completer?
Why don't you just validate that the initial, invalid value is gone
before submitting your data to the server (whether by vanilla or AJAX ways)?
Hey,
BeeRich a écrit :
Hi there. Why would they return it this way? Does JS provide maps at
all? Would be easier to manage that way.
I'm not too sure I get what you mean, why would they return it this way?.
Aside from this, JS objects are a map of sorts (associations of property
names
The action is equivalent to force selection in the Yahoo library
It of course needs to be real time.
I can add a validation script to ensure that a value was entered, but
was kind of suprised I could not find an elegant extension of this in
autocompleter
Deco
On Nov 2, 2006, at 7:20 AM,
Hey there,
Deco Rior a écrit :
The action is equivalent to force selection in the Yahoo library
I have no idea what this does. Can you elaborate?
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was kind of suprised I could not find an elegant extension of this in
autocompleter
The best explanation: No one needed this so far.
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Hey there,
Kjell Bublitz a écrit :
I am about to create some sort of layout-maker and i would like to
visualize a marquee which is available. I found that even tho i can
create the element with builder node, it is not working. The marquee is
not moving. It is in the dom and all the settings
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rather my
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my .mac address. Can this be accomplished?
Yes, just subscribe with your .mac email address. You
Hallo!
Bitte entschuldigen Sie meinen Deutsch... Tut mir leid, aber die
Personen hier nicht sehr gut Deutsch können. Bitte nächsten mal fragen
sie auf Englisch.
powtac a écrit :
Gibt es ein Tutorial oder Beispiel für ein unendliches Laufband, in
welchem die links verschwindende Elemente
I've got a small function that I'm developing (maybe you'll recognize it):
code:
sprintf: function(replacement) {
var escapedString = this.replace(/\\/g, '');
var values = $A(arguments);
Template.SprintfPattern = /(^|.|\r|\n)(@\(s\)(.*?))/;
var sprintfTemplate = new
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