Toan,
I just remember that the "for ... in" loop is not always equivalent to
its "for" counterpart...
According to Wikipédia :
for (var property-name in object-name) {
statements using object-name[property-name];
}
In a "for ... in" statement, the iterator is the property name, not a
numerical index. If the code in the loop use this property name, then
there is no obvious conversion between "for" and "for ... in" statement.
Please keep the list updated if you manage to solve your problem.
Maybe someone else can provide feedback? I guess many other people faced
issues using prototype.js.
Regards
Gilles
Gilles Bassière wrote:
Hi Toan,
The patch I sent you was for FeatureSelectHandler and it solved my
problem. But there are plenty of other scripts that use the "for (var
in array)" structure. You might still be in trouble with this
prototype "bug". I looked for other use of the for statement that
might cause problem and found this :
./widget/WebServiceForm.js:159: for (var elementName in
objRef.formElements) {
./widget/EditLine.js:49: for (var i in points) {
./widget/MapPaneOL.js:113: for (var i in layers) {
./widget/MapPaneOL.js:185: for (var r in resolutions) {
./widget/MapPaneOL.js:194: for (var s in scales) {
./widget/MapPaneOL.js:259: for (var r in resolutions) {
./widget/MapPaneOL.js:599: for (var i in objRef.oLlayers) {
./widget/GmlRendererOL.js:213: for (var i in objRef.model.mergeModels) {
./widget/GmlRendererOL.js:353: for (var i in hiddenFeatures) {
./widget/EditPolygon.js:51: for (var i in points) {
./widget/OverviewMap.js:89: for (var i in map.mbMapPane.oLlayers) {
./widget/OverviewMap.js:138: for (var i in options.layers) {
./tool/FeatureSelectHandler.js:92: for (var i in objRef.sourceModels) {
./tool/FeatureSelectHandler.js:167: for (var i in objRef.sourceModels) {
./tool/FeatureSelectHandler.js:192: for (var i in objRef.sourceModels) {
./tool/FeatureSelectHandler.js:251: for (var i in objRef.sourceModels) {
./tool/FeatureSelectHandler.js:279: for (var i in objRef.sourceModels) {
./tool/MergeModels.js:76: for (var i in objRef.model.mergeModels) {
./util/Util.js:652: for (var i in varArgs) {
This is an excerpt from the output of the command : find . -name
"*.js" -exec grep -Hni "for (" '{}' \;
With Firebug, I think you can check which of those are in use in your
webapp.
Regards
Gilles
Toan Nguyen wrote:
Thank you very much, I have fixed it.
But more important, my map is still blank. I try remove the css of
Ext JS, but nothing happens. I use Firebug to view mapPanel, but div
layer is empty. You can see my attach file.
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Neu khong doc duoc tieng Viet, vui long vao menu View --> chon
Encoding --> chon Unicode (UTF-8). Cam on.
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