Thanks. Appreciate the help.
DJ
On 3/24/08, dizzyjay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When creating an Ajax.Request('/path.xml') i don't get responseXML.
I'm confused what I am doing wrong. If i change the response variable
and dump responseText, it shows the file, it just doesn't recognize it
as
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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Looking at that code, two things jumped out at me, but it wasn't
either of them. :-)
The third thing was more subtle: This line is missing from
showLink():
$('area').stopObserving('mouseover', showLink);
Consequently, as the mouse is moved over the div, showLink is fired
repeatedly. I
Yes, this fixes the problem !
You've help me *a lot* !
Thanks you very much for your expertise.
I will improve my code according to your advice.
Grégory
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Awesome. Hashtable style! Thx!
On 29 Mar, 10:04, Christophe Porteneuve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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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Hi Geoff,
Form.serialize() (with the true parameter) returns a hash; you just
add things to the hash before passing it on to the Ajax.Updater.
Give the form an ID (rather than a name) so you can retrieve it with $
(), and give the form fields names (rather than or in addition to IDs;
form
Hi everyone,
I have only recently started to extensively use and thus appreciate
Prototype. It sure makes an enjoyable (*gasp*!) experience out of
cross browser javascripting. So thanks to everybody involved in this
project!
As I am only starting to dig into the codebase and leverage all of
Hi,
I wanted to know what are the possibilities of popular browsers
stopping cross site ajax support? Are there any standards/security
bodies working on it?
Prototype is a great framework and cross site ajax seems a great
practical alternative to web services to me. Any plans to have
separate
