I've "prototyped" prototype by hijacking the element.show and
element.hide functions like this:
[code]
Element.show = function(element,iframe) {
iframe = iframe || false;
if (iframe) { Element.ieOverlap(element); }
$(element).style.display = '';
return element;
};
Element.hide = function(element) {
$(element).style.display = 'none';
if ($(element + "_iefix")) {
Element.remove($(element + "_iefix")); }
return element;
};
Element.ieOverlap = function(element) {
var id = $(element).id;
new Insertion.After(id, '<iframe id="' + id + '_iefix" '+
'style="display:none;position:absolute;filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(opacity=0);"
' + 'src="javascript:false;" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></
iframe>');
setTimeout(fixIEOverlapping, 1);
function fixIEOverlapping() {
var norm = $(element);
var iefix = $(norm.id + "_iefix");
Position.clone(norm, iefix);
iefix.style.zIndex = (norm.style.zIndex - 1);
iefix.show();
}
};
[/code]
That works for 'static' overlays that I don't drag. Any ideas for how
to handle a draggable? My thoughts are to have some sort of callback
that attaches the shim to the cursor when the "onStart" event occurs
and detach it with the "onEnd" callback; but I'm not certain this is
the most elegant way to handle it.
Anyone?
TIA,
Jon
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