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Tom Gregory wrote:
Understand, please, Marius, that it's not as simple as attach an
observer
OK, maybe simple is not the right wording, but essentially that is the way
to twist that focusing behavior: attaching a focus observer. :)
And please
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Andrew Kaspick wrote:
Feel free to ignore my questions,
I will, permission acknowledged.
but if you have further information to help me see things your way then
please do so without the condescending tone.
There was no condescension intended in
On 2/20/07, Marius Feraru [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You replied confirming my supposition that accessibility guidelines are
beyond you, so I tried once again to make you understand this is not a
Prototype/SAU issue, but yada-yada.
sarcasm
Yes, stating that accessibility guidelines are beyond
Please, settle down, both of you. Soapboxes and rationalization--as
much fun as they are--aren't terribly useful.
@Marius: Whether condescension was intended or not, it did come
across that way.
@Andrew: A persecution complex is unbecoming.
Understand, please, Marius, that it's not as
Thanks for the feedback. I will be looking into a patch for this as I
believe it's a useful option to have.
Andrew
On 2/20/07, Tom Gregory [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please, settle down, both of you. Soapboxes and rationalization--as
much fun as they are--aren't terribly useful.
@Marius:
Your initial response was basically summed up as attach an observer.
Sure, sounds great, but you have to hack that in since there is no
predefined hook defined via the InPlaceEditor options, which is what
I was simply referring to.
If your response included a tad more info (one liner even) on
I don't see a hook for InPlaceEditor to add these observers.
Based on your response, I take it that adding the functionality I need
is a straight forward task, but I fail to see what it is.
Scriptaculous/Prototype deal with various browser details for certain
functions, so I don't see why
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Andrew Kaspick wrote:
Quick question... how do I prevent the text in an InPlaceEditor from
being selected once I enter it's edit mode?
The same way you deal with any INPUT[type=text] elements being focused.
Neither Prototype nor Script.aculo.us do
