Hi Juan,

For me, I get the error at "e2.childElements()[2].setStyle...".
e2 at that point is the body element. Is that what you want?
I guess you want the LI element? If so, maybe .up() would be a better 
choice than .getOffSetParent()?
Also, you probably want to use "[1]" instead of "[2]" to reference the 
second element of the LI. (it's
a zero-indexed array).

regards,

- Kev

Juan Diego wrote:
> Ok, so I cleaned up my code.  I used "each" instead of a For loop, so
> now it works in every Browser except IE8. I havent tested it in other
> versions of IE. Like 6 o 7.
> So here is the code.
>
> function listas(){
>       $$('div.texto').each(function(s) { Event.observe(s, 'mouseover',
> reemplazarX)});
>       $$('div.texto').each(function(s) { Event.observe(s, 'mouseout',
> borrar)});
> };
>
> function reemplazarX(){
>       var element = this;
>       var e2 =element.getOffsetParent();
>       alert(e2);
>       e2.childElements()[2].setStyle({
>               backgroundColor: '#020506',
>               opacity: 1.0,
>               borderLeft:'1px #FFF solid'
>       });
>       e2.childElements()[2].innerHTML= element.next().innerHTML;
>
> }
> function borrar(){
>       var element = this;
>       var e2 =element.getOffsetParent();
>       e2.childElements()[2].innerHTML= "";
>       e2.childElements()[2].setStyle({
>               backgroundColor: '#000',
>               opacity: 0.0
>       });
> }
>
> I get an error on Line 14.  "The object does not accept this property
> or method" So the problem seems to be in this line var e2
> =element.getOffsetParent();
> With getOffsetParent function.
>
> This code works in opera, konqueror, safari, firefox.
>
> Thanks
>
> On Sep 17, 12:36 am, Juan Diego <juandieg...@gmail.com> wrote:
>   
>> By the way i just found out that
>> var lista_izq=$$('div.lista_izq')[i].childElements()[0].childElements
>> ();
>> is the problem in IE explorer. In opera works but in IE8 is a problem
>>
>> On Sep 17, 12:19 am, Juan Diego <juandieg...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>     
>>> Hi I havent use javascript and prototype in a while so maybe i am
>>> doing something really wrong.
>>> So here is what I am trying to do with prototype
>>> I have a a few places in my page with a set of to divs divs, lista_izq
>>> and lista_der, with a list inside list_izq
>>> <div class="lista_izq">
>>> <ul>
>>>     <li><div class="text">text1</div>
>>>           <div class="hidden_text">hidden1</div>
>>>     </li>
>>>    <li><div class="text">text2</div>
>>>           <div class="hidden_text">hidden2</div>
>>>     </li>
>>> </ul>
>>> </div>
>>> <div class="lista_der">&nbsp</div>
>>>       
>>> So when ever the mouse is over the text1 or text2. The hidden text
>>> appears on the second .
>>> I use firefox so I did all the testing there. It worked but when i
>>> tested on opera, IE, and konqueror it didnt. It is really anoying
>>> tracing bugs in other browsers without firebug.  Anyhow here is my
>>> code for each node
>>>       
>>>         Event.observe(titulo, 'mouseover', function(e) {
>>>                 reemplazarX(e);
>>>         });
>>>         Event.observe(titulo, 'mouseout', function(e) {
>>>                 borrar(e);
>>>         });
>>>       
>>> and this my functions
>>>       
>>> function reemplazarX(e){
>>>         alert(e);
>>>         alert(e.element);
>>>         alert(e.element());
>>>         var element = e.element();
>>>         alert("s");
>>>         var e2 =element.getOffsetParent(element);
>>>         alert("t");
>>> //e2.childElements()[2].setStyle('backgroundColor', blue);
>>>       
>>>         alert(element);
>>>         alert("xx");
>>>         e2.childElements()[2].setStyle({
>>>                 backgroundColor: '#020506',
>>>                 opacity: 1.0,
>>>                 borderLeft:'1px #FFF solid'
>>>         });
>>>         e2.childElements()[2].innerHTML= element.next().innerHTML;
>>>       
>>> }
>>>       
>>> function borrar(e,lista_der){
>>>         var element = e.element();
>>>         var e2 =element.getOffsetParent(element);
>>>         e2.childElements()[2].innerHTML= "";
>>>         e2.childElements()[2].setStyle({
>>>                 backgroundColor: '#000',
>>>                 opacity: 0.0
>>>         });
>>>       
>>> }
>>>       
>>> I did all those "Trace" to narrow down the problem and it comes down
>>> to e.element.  In opera it returns undefine with e.element and it dies
>>> when i use e.element(). Like if the function didnt. Exists.
>>> I assing each function with to titulo=lista_izq[j].childElements()[0];
>>> with a FOR loop.
>>>       
> >
>
>
>
>   


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