Something I've noticed for a while is that the first example (select an
option, click "Submit" and it gets returned to you from the server)
does not work in Firefox (1.5.0.2) as the POST content does not contain
the altered HTML for the selectbox, merely the initial HTML. It would
appear that either the GetSelectedValues function is not picking up the
selected items or (more likely) the .innerHTML for the <select> does
not contain the selected attribute(s) on the items in question. As the
first argument is a reference to the object's .innerHTML, would it not
be better to simply pass the reference to the _object_ and iterate
through the items looking for the selected item(s) on the client and
passing that as the payload?
In addition, an annoying warning appears every time a function is
invoked saying that this.arguments is deprecated (which it is). This
ties into the Function.getArguments method which could possibly be
circumvented by replacing (for example):
this.GetSelectedValues.getArguments().slice(1)
with:
Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments,1)
in the generated class code.
WRT the server emitted prototype.js: Is this an absolute subset of
prototype <insert version here> or just selected bits? I'd really like
to be able to incorporate the full functionality of prototype and
script.aculo.us effects (and behaviour.js for that matter) through my
own controls with the required javascript emitted by the server as
AjaxPro does without excess code being sent to the client.
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