I'll try, but not sure how it can run without the html... I'm new to the jsfiddle game so bear with me. In fact, the function I posted originally seems to be the problem in a nutshell... if you want me to paste that into jsfiddle I can...?? But I've already tried stripping it down and simplifying the function to so that its just a Request.HTML using Element.filter on a selector and it doesn't so I don't know how I could get it to work in jsfiddle. Oddly enough, it works perfectly in 1.2.5, but in 1.4.5 it actually seems to pull up the html of the element that was clicked on rather than the html of the remote text file. So the filter function is definitely working differently between the two versions of moo tools.
Anyway, I haven't got the expertise to really explain this clearly, so we may be unable to solve it together. On Friday, March 30, 2012 11:31:07 AM UTC-5, Sanford Whiteman wrote: > > Sorry, you need to simplify it so that the code will actually run,not > paste the whole HTML document into the HTML box, etc.! > > The advantage of jsFiddle is that it (should) force you to isolate the > failing code to publish to other users. Simply the act of isolating it > can sometimes lead you to solve it on your own. > > -- S. > >
