That's the complete errormsg-output of firebug:
t has no properties
insert(div#panel_menu_left_cat_tree_hd.hd, Object)prototype.js (line
1647)
_methodized()prototype.js (line 247)
initResizer(undefined)panel.js (line 342)
initialize("panel_menu_left")panel.js (line 226)
klass()prototype.js (line 50)
(no name)(["panel_menu_left", Object _object=Object])panel.js (line
135)
(no name)()prototype.js (line 210)
(no name)(["panel_menu_left", Object _object=Object])prototype.js
(line 593)
each(function())prototype.js (line 1011)
each(function(), undefined)prototype.js (line 592)
initialize("files_panel", Object panels=Object, undefined)panel.js
(line 137)
klass()prototype.js (line 50)
(no name)()index (line 268)
wrapper(dataavailable )prototype.js (line 3842)
fire(Document index, "dom:loaded", undefined)prototype.js (line 3936)
_methodized()prototype.js (line 247)
fireContentLoadedEvent()prototype.js (line 3969)
[Break on this error] t.initializeRange(element, range);
It could probably help..
On 26 Nov., 21:56, "Mislav Marohnić" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Then, it might be a bug, and your report might be valuable to us.
> I don't see any mis-use in your code. You should create a minimal document
> where this fails and create a ticket on Trac.http://prototypejs.org/contribute
>
> Thanks
>
> On Nov 26, 2007 9:49 PM, symfony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Sorry, for posting in this group, i didn't thought of 'ror_spinoffs'.
> > The code above, was actually wrong. I tried something like this:
> > var resizer = $(element).insert({top: '<div id="'+this.panel_id
> > +'_resizer_h" class="resizer_v"></div>'});
> > But the error is the same..
> > kind regards
>
> > Mislav Marohnić schrieb:
> > > On Nov 26, 2007 9:22 PM, symfony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > > Hello,
> > > > I've got a problem using Element.insert('<div id="test"
> > > > class="testclass">testdiv</div>');
>
> > > Hi,
>
> > > The first argument to Element.insert should be the element that is the
> > > reference of insertion. Try doing this:
>
> > > Element.insert(document.body, '<div id="test"
> > > class="testclass">testdiv</div>');
>
> > > An alternative format we prefer is calling the method directly on
> > element
> > > objects. That way you don't have to specify the target as first
> > argument:
>
> > > $(document.body).insert("...")
>
> > > Mind that this is a group for developers discussing core features of the
> > > framework. For questions like yours, post to rubyonrails-spinoffs.
> > Thanks,
>
> > > - M
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