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Fred wrote:
You proved my point: I don't understand what you mean by choke.
My apologies, bad-bad wording indeed :)
After reading all the new posts in these two duplicate threads I thought
it's time to end it (AKA ignore them) as there's nothing
You are my hero :) Thx
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Thanks for the reply Thomas. Unfortunately it doesn't look I can fix
it in this case. I'm assuming this will be fixed with the new
rendering engine in FF 3, which ties into the updated OSX rendering
routines. Again, thanks for taking time to answer - and
Script.aculo.us rocks. ;)
On 12/13/06,
I get the Event.unloadCache but let's say you have something like this:
div id=test
/div
script is:
Event.observe('test', 'click', function(){ alert('I am so happy') })
Your Event.observers.length is 1
then you want to remove test, so before you actually remove it from the
dom you are kind
On 12/14/06, heidmotron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
script is:
Event.observe('test', 'click', function(){ alert('I am so happy') })
Your Event.observers.length is 1
then you want to remove test, so before you actually remove it from the
dom you are kind enough to say,
hey, test div, stop
maybe using the anonymous function was a bad example.
my point is just the Event.observers array. it can get quite big if you
have a ton of observers.
let say you have a hundred elements each in a partial and each element
has an observer for mouseover, mouseout and click
a total of 300 observers
How do you guys/girls trap Javascript errors in oncomplete and
afterfinish? The browser nor FireBug reports JS errors that occur in
this block. It just stops processing with no indication of where the
error occurred.
Currently I use a try/catch statement and print the error in the catch.
martin: excellent catch!
I didn't even notice that the code would still fire even because i was
passing an anonymous function through stop observing.
A little arrogance and stupidity on my part, I was like 'whatever I use
bind method for most of my method calls'
Duh it returns anonymous function.
On 12/13/06, Fred [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have a serious look at the scriptaculous loader function, it is a prime
example of turgid, confused programming. It contains a blatant syntax
error (throw without try..catch), is fragile (as demonstrated here),
uses an amazing series of nested
Marius Feraru wrote:
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Fred wrote:
You proved my point: I don't understand what you mean by choke.
My apologies, bad-bad wording indeed :)
No problem.
Anyway, in order to properly drop myself out of this discussion, I'll
say it again, as
*Bump*
I'm still interested in getting this addressed. I know I'm not the only
one affected, because a friend of mine is seeing the same behavior with
IE7...
Any insights would be appreciated.
chris j
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