Hey Sebastian,
We've started transitioning to a new, better-named, spam-policed group
for Prototype and script.aculo.us:
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with no
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Slide effects require that anyway…
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In that case, I'd be leaning towards the dual-FAQ approach you
mentioned, with a general-purpose, fairly static one @ prototypejs.org
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a gazillion times questions…
e) The major wanko issue I see with that is that I'm going to lose my
all-time message record [1] ;-) Ah well, couldn't last forever!
I'll try and grab Core in CF to ask about this.
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Quite obviously, you seem to be loading your own script *before* loading
Prototype and script.aculo.us, so whatever features we provide are not
available yet when your script gets loaded.
Try putting your scripts.js after the other script elements.
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usually don't bother, as
dom:loaded works alright for me, and I prefer keeping my scripts out of
my HTML. But I can see the need would arise sometime.
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other forum posts imply that the problems I'm facing are a known
issue.
Ah, indeed. To prevent double-triggering and stuff.
Great - hopefully it'll be available before I need to ship this
code...
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Ninjoah a écrit :
Does anyone know if there is a way to tell it to ignore this effect if
i am quickly tabbing between the 2nd and 3rd links?
Delay the 'snap back up' operation, and cancel it when you mouseover
another link.
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Before 1.6, it was the XMLHttpRequest object. Since 1.6, it's a
Ajax.Response object.
Check the docs on A.R callbacks (that didn't update to Ajax.Response,
though, and still state it's a XHR object):
http://prototypejs.org/api/ajax/options
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. How your callback chose to name this
argument is of no impact.
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yourSnapDownCall();
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img.back.rechts { right: 0; }
And then, the cross-fade would look something like this:
var container = $('div1');
container.down('.back.links').fade();
container.down('.back.rechts').appear();
Or something along these lines…
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You should bind before delaying, Richard!
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should indeed always declare your local variables as…
local, thanks to var. Scope pollution can be a VERY nasty thing, for
instance when function A loops over calls to function B which has a
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such a behavior, you'll have to pass a custom +selector+
option, which will have to re-implement any default match option you
were passing. Check Scripty's code in Autocompleter.Local, and how its
+setOptions+ method defines the default +selector+ option for clues.
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);
});
Or if the effect has a builtin method for it (say, Fade):
$$('.yourClassName').invoke('blah', options);
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files, you'd need to use,
say, an effect queue of Effect.Event with an afterFinish, *and* a proper
*duration* option (so the queued-up events after that use a proper start
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},
{ uri: 'blip.wav', duration: 3 },
{ uri: 'blob.mp3', duration: 13 }
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playSoundsInQueue(soundFiles);
This will probably cause tiny blanks between files, depending on the
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Sound.play(…);
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And if you want the sound to play BEFORE the rest of the queue goes on,
just give your effect a proper duration option.
I think that should cut it.
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Good luck, then!
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', 'blah']
If you don't want that, you'd need to remove explicit indices (leaving
only mookie[] as a shared field name) and assume you always go from
zero upwards…
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obviously some sneaky typo somewhere.
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of it (which I
prefer, too) in the code for my presentation last July at The Ajax
Experience West:
http://tddsworld.com/script.aculo.us-demos.zip
Again, I'm sorry that you did not find what you wanted in the chapter,
but what you're saying here is patently false…
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easily monkeypatch the library with a *wrap* call.
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if (div.visible())
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push is for arrays, not vanilla object.
Try something like this:
var params = {};
…
params[settings[ + counter + ]] = inputs[i].id + : +
inputs[i].value;
…
'should do the trick.
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Aren't you just trying to have a simple combo box instead of an IPCE
here? I mean, can't your country field be just that: a regular field,
instead of appearing otherwise? Then you wouldn't need IPE/IPCE at all.
It sounds way overkill.
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From the top of my head:
count +=
$('table').childElements().select(this.isSelected.bind(this)).length;
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Hey,
Check out the following ticket:
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/8166
You'll find the patch you need. Advanced, function-including evaluation
was deemed too much for the core trunk, but it can be done (and more,
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to find any documentation anywhere for the function OR its
replacement in 1.6
It's embedded in the initialize function now (which doesn't do much
else). I can't say overwriting that would be clean or safe…
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Steve Upton a écrit :
incidentally, I do have your book (Christophe) and I'm reading
away... it's great. That's doesn't mean there isn't plenty of room
left in my head for confusion...
Glad you like it. Feel free to review it on Amazon when you're done (or
before) :-)
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1.5
Not too hard, with 1.6's inheritance mechanism… I'll give it a go
tomorrow (or at least try to find time to).
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Hey Sébastien,
Sébastien Grosjean - ZenCocoon a écrit :
Worst checking the basics again :
Please tell me you meant: worth checking the basics against
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supported: it's just
contributed, with no guarantee. In particular, it may not be compatible
with the latest versions of Scripty anymore. But tweaking should be easy.
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you'd go
something like:
myhash.set(propNameExpr, value);
myhash.get(propNameExpr);
Prototype 1.6 has a ton of new cool stuff too, but as far as backwards
compatibility is concerned, that's the only real snag you should run into.
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Style your stats div inline with style=display: none;
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If you're using SlideDown, be sure to wrap your element's content inside
an extra div. It's required, IIRC (it isn't for BlindDown, however).
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Oh, by the wayreally great booki've only just started on the
scriptaculous stuff but the Prototype section was excellent... :)
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comparisons, I'm also confident the custom filter
will be way faster on one-shot uses or non-XPath contexts.
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Your element has id=notes, not id=editNotes. Check your Firebug
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String#interpret).
I just browsed through it and it's indeed alright. Perhaps you're
browsing it through some monster cache, either local to your machine or
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bindAsEventListener, for instance), and even if it did, you wouldn't
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checkbox if any (in Eclipse, at least in Java mode, this provides way
more syntax elements).
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framework users, for instance.
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First question: can't you move to Proto 1.6 and Scripty 1.8.1? IPE was
completely rewritten in 1.8.
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document.fire, which will be accessible through the event's memo property.
To listen for the event:
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, it's essential to it. At any rate, hey, relax Michael!
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you'd care to build one up and put it in Scripteka? :-) I'm
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on my implementation. I suggest you check that you
have the latest version and run the unit test page for IPE to verify
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you have a pure-Rails question, use rubyonrails-talk instead :-)
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Garito a écrit :
Thanks Christophe for the quick solution!
I haven't fixed it yet, hold on your horses… But more pragmatically,
how come an *extra* param throws your server code off?
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Just override the relevant callbacks in the options you pass the
constructor with custom versions that use a shorter effect duration.
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It was discussed *yesterday*, man. Check the archives :-)
What you're looking for here, since you're interested in keeping the
event argument first, is bindAsEventListener:
http://prototypejs.org/api/function/bindAsEventListener
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Steve Prior a écrit :
a patch would be slightly easier if it were small - is there some more
info available on what has really changed since 1.8.0?
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/browser/spinoffs/scriptaculous/CHANGELOG
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completion time, which you can disable
with onComplete: false.
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Character encoding issues always boil down to people not having a
full-spectrum UTF-8 encoding in their app
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with both books), can you
give
me any idea what new ground the bungee book might cover?
Just about everything, in more depth, and also much more up-to-date (as
it covers the entirety of Proto 1.6 and Scripty 1.8).
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later on).
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calling defineAutocompleter (e.g.
specify element/completionZone IDs or extra options, just add the
arguments to it.
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Fabio a écrit :
The serialize method creates a string in the name=value format, so you
must give the input a name:
Incidentally, it just follows HTML spec on form serialization: unnamed
fields are not to be sent server-side.
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of Ajax.InPlaceEditor (and perhaps
Ajax.InPlaceCollectionEditor, if you use it too).
However, I would recommend adjusting your server side so it does not
b0rk just because the URI gets a query string… That's just not robust!
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is happening in
IE.
I advise you to use Firebug's Ajax tracking ability to verify the
alternative text is indeed requested, and look into the details of the
response you get. Perhaps, for instance, your server-side script is
unhappy with the new automatic editorId parameter being sent?
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Andy Koch a écrit :
Is it possible to do the loadTextURL business without hitting the
server?
You would need to override the getText method instead: it is used by
both IPE and IPCE to grab the default text for editing, and relies on
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that will be sent
to determine which one is calling you, and return just the corresponding
current value as a response: that is what will be matched against the
collection's values (i.e. IDs in your situation).
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the source code. He always strives
toward uniqueness, doesn't he..?
I don't think ProtoCore will ever submit to that :-)
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I was talking about a pdf or chm that contained the entire reference to
scriptaculus effects. (and all the rest that scriptaculus has to offer)
Indeed, but the Bungee Book includes all of that in its second part.
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the
latest Prototype: it's just about having the proper JS file in your site
tree, and I would assume you have FTP access to your tree, don't you?
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, anything committed by Thomas, Sam, Tobie or Andrew).
Not rock-solid, but works quite well :-)
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Garito a écrit :
What do you think about?
I tried addressing these questions in a post on the book's blog:
http://www.thebungeebook.net/2007/11/22/the-inplaceeditor-hot-seat/
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implementing its tiny part of it.
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versions (this may
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and that you're using the proper Proto version (expectedly 1.6).
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Geoff,
Thanks for the heads up. Although this hits on what's pretty much an
edge case, I encourage you to look up our patch submission guidelines
and perhaps dedicate a moment to whipping up a tested patch for this?
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')
(which I only can do if the form has an ID attribute).
OTOH, your notation assumes your form has a name= attribute, which has
been deprecated in XHTML, so you might as well get used to id=, which is
the accepted naming mechanism...
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the event object as first arg even with a simple bind.
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very, very good relationship with John Resig, who's doing a tremendous
job on jQuery and JS thinking/patterns in general. All of us JS Lib
players are always getting inspired by each other's latest cool ideas,
and push this whole domain forward. It's OSS at its best :-)
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Hey,
Why not using a simple Ajax.Updater over the element's container instead
of going to all the trouble of your RJS which does nothing but a
partial-based replace_html? That would be so much less roundabout...
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string literals?
3) Why is there a ![CDATA[ block in a non -XHTML file?
4) Why are the quotes escaped outside a string literal?
I can't see any illegal characters. Any guesses?
I can't see a single thing that makes sense. Perhaps you could provide
more code context?
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Christophe Porteneuve
, in Selector.handlers.unique. So
all extensions, be they generic or tag-specific, are guaranteed. This
applies in MSIE and Safari, and only causes delay in MSIE (if your $$
resultset is very large).
'HTH
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touch your DOM document order, because they're
CSS-based. What exactly are you trying to achieve?
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trunk features Form.Element.setValue, based on the new
two-way F.E.Serializers. It's not a perfect fit for deserialization
yet, as it's ID-oriented, not name-oriented, but it should help.
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very well need to be
ported over to the new release before you can use it confidently. As
always: test like crazy!
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you can safely pass it around), and this new function essentially makes
sure to call your original method on its proper instance.
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