[Rails-spinoffs] Re: does $$() or Element.getElementBySelector() support something like: $$('a:contains(next )');

Hey there! jdalton a écrit : I am trying to do something like $$('a:contains(next )'); but I get a js error when executing that. I'd really like you to tell me what exactly you think this selector should fetch... It's not a CSS3 selector at all (:contains does not seem to be part of the CSS

[Rails-spinoffs] Re: InPlaceRichEditor v1.1 released

Hi, First of all congratulations for the great work, this is the component I need!! I have a little suggestion (or comment). If somebody uses the loadTextURL option then scriptaculous strips all html tags off from the text. So we need to update tinymce with the right text:

[Rails-spinoffs] Re: InPlaceRichEditor v1.1 released

Hi, First of all congratulations for the great work, this is the component I need!! I have a little suggestion (or comment). If somebody uses the loadTextURL option then scriptaculous strips all html tags off from the text. So we need to update tinymce with the right text:

[Rails-spinoffs] Re: InPlaceRichEditor v1.1 released

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[Rails-spinoffs] Re: InPlaceRichEditor v1.1 released

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[Rails-spinoffs] Re: does $$() or Element.getElementBySelector() support something like: $$('a:contains(next )');

It's not a CSS3 selector at all (:contains does not seem to be part of the CSS 3 Selectors spec). Hi Christophe, Sorry to contradict you, but it is: http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/CR-css3-selectors-2003/#content-selectors - Tobie --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You

[Rails-spinoffs] Re: does $$() or Element.getElementBySelector() support something like: $$('a:contains(next )');

Hey Tobie! tobie a écrit : Sorry to contradict you, but it is: http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/CR-css3-selectors-2003/#content-selectors Except it's not in the latest version: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/ The version you're alluding to is almost 6 years old. The :contains

[Rails-spinoffs] Re: does $$() or Element.getElementBySelector() support something like: $$('a:contains(next )');

Haha, you're right... sorry about that! On May 5, 7:00 am, Christophe Porteneuve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Tobie! tobie a écrit : Sorry to contradict you, but it is: http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/CR-css3-selectors-2003/#content-selectors Except it's not in the latest version:

[Rails-spinoffs] Re: does $$() or Element.getElementBySelector() support something like: $$('a:contains(next )');

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Christophe Porteneuve wrote: jdalton a écrit : I am trying to do something like $$('a:contains(next )'); but I get a js error when executing that. I'd really like you to tell me what exactly you think this selector should fetch... It's not a

[Rails-spinoffs] Re: does $$() or Element.getElementBySelector() support something like: $$('a:contains(next )');

Hey guys, Thanks for clearing that up. Like I said I am rather new to the xpath (mainly because its not cross browser at the moment) and css3 syntax. I recognize the power it holds and it has peeked my curiosity. Do you know of any resources for finding good usage examples? P.S. Here is a

[Rails-spinoffs] Problem with escape

Hello, I have a little problem with the escape function. Here is my code: function saveData() { new Ajax.Request(post.php, {method:post, parameters:'message='+escape(document.getElementById(shoutitmessage).value) }

[Rails-spinoffs] Re: does $$() or Element.getElementBySelector() support something like: $$('a:contains(next )');

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 jdalton wrote: Like I said I am rather new to the xpath (mainly because its not cross browser at the moment) and css3 syntax. CSS3 fails under the same not cross browser umbrella given its current status (both as standardization and

[Rails-spinoffs] Re: Problem with escape

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Gabriel F. wrote: new Ajax.Request(post.php, method:post, parameters:'message='+escape(document.getElementById(shoutitmessage).value) }); If I have the escape function in my script I can't post some characters e.g. ä,ö,ü,ß but if I don't have

[Rails-spinoffs] Re: does $$() or Element.getElementBySelector() support something like: $$('a:contains(next )');

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[Rails-spinoffs] Re: Problem with escape

Gabriel F. wrote: Hello, I have a little problem with the escape function. Here is my code: function saveData() { new Ajax.Request(post.php, {method:post, parameters:'message='+escape(document.getElementById(shoutitmessage).value)

[Rails-spinoffs] Re: Apache redirects

On Apr 11, 7:44 am, Tom Gregory [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What I'm saying is the browser performs the redirect automatically-- so your AJAX object won't see the 302 (et al) header in its status. It will see whatever status code from the page it redirected to--in your case, probably 200. Yes,