2009/2/3 T.J. Crowder :
>
> Hi,
>
> If you apply the class names correctly, it won't flash on load.
>
> Obviously, you can do it with inline style as Richard suggested. I
> tend to avoid inline style, instead prefering to mark content with
> classes relevant to its structural purpose and then app
Hi,
I think that every body has understand, but there is no way to do $
('elem').click() on FF.
This work on IE, and simulate a real click on the element, but it's
not (I don't think !) in standard.
And thanks, because I did not know it works in Safari.
so you should have to use a tricks to use
Hi sqaured,
It seems, that you only transmit the value of the previous form to the
DB, and for the third form to be generated, you need to pass first AND
second one !
So this could be done in a couple of lines (I think).
Give us your code, or a sample, we will surelly help.
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david
On 2 fév,
2009/2/4 david :
>
> Hi sqaured,
>
> It seems, that you only transmit the value of the previous form to the
> DB, and for the third form to be generated, you need to pass first AND
> second one !
> So this could be done in a couple of lines (I think).
>
> Give us your code, or a sample, we will su
2009/2/4 Richard Quadling :
> 2009/2/4 david :
>>
>> Hi sqaured,
>>
>> It seems, that you only transmit the value of the previous form to the
>> DB, and for the third form to be generated, you need to pass first AND
>> second one !
>> So this could be done in a couple of lines (I think).
>>
>> Giv
Seeing as your using AJAX, why even bother with more than one page. You
can do everything on one page.
Richard Quadling wrote:
> 2009/2/4 Richard Quadling :
>
>> 2009/2/4 david :
>>
>>> Hi sqaured,
>>>
>>> It seems, that you only transmit the value of the previous form to the
>>> DB, and
Hi kidbrax,
try this code:
this is my text - this is my text - this is my text - this is my
text - this is my text
reset
slide
right
slide
left
slide
bottom
slide
top
function doFire(elem){
elem=$(elem);
var newEvt = '';
elem.fireEvent("click", newEvt);
ale
Hi kidbrax,
do you have a live code i can use to test what you say?
btw, I'm quite surprise that no one has ever use protopype functions
to send query to Google ??
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david
On 3 fév, 20:36, kidbrax wrote:
> I am setting up a form to query our Google Mini. Google's default
> parameter for the
Hi wangsuya,
I've found that on Google.
look at http://tafel.developpez.com/site/lang/en/samples.php
it's a tree class based on prototype and scriptaculous.
does it help??
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david
On 2 fév, 02:15, wangsuya wrote:
> Dear everyone
>
> I am trying to find tree structure which has forlders li
Hi, and thanks for your help :o)
This morning, I tried again, and for some (unknown) reason, it did
work... :o/
Restarting FF seems to have smoothed things up (I am really puzzled
since FF used to not have this IE syndrome...).
For the ones which may be interested in this issue, it was FF3.0.5 o
Hi David,
Thank you for the response. Here is some of the code I am using, and a
little more as to what I am trying to accomplish...
I am trying to set up three drop down lists, whose contests are
dynamically generated based on the selection of the previous drop
down. I have successfully done this
On Feb 3, 2:18 pm, "T.J. Crowder" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > Maybe filter should be an alias of findall for arrays, but shouldn't
> > it really return a hash for hashes?
>
> FWIW (and it ain't much, I'm not a decision maker on Prototype stuff),
> in my opinion it would be an _extremely_ bad idea for Ha
You could simply include it in your request. Try sending the entire
form, not just one field, and then filter to discover the first empty
or default select control to re-populate.
function sendRequest() {
new Ajax.Request("descriptions.php",{
parameters: $('your_form')
Hi ,
In 1.6 version of prototype is missing, reasons are provided in
documentation.
There's been long discussions on how this should be achieved, is there
any common practice of handling event bubbling using prototype?
Best Regards,
Vladimir Ghetau
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On 04 Feb 2009, at 15:39, Vladimir Ghetau wrote:
> In 1.6 version of prototype is missing, reasons are provided in
> documentation.
>
> There's been long discussions on how this should be achieved, is there
> any common practice of handling event bubbling using prototype?
We're using an extra li
Hi squared,
I think you're problem is not so complex, but switching to AJAX is not
transparent, and I personnally think that in much case it implies a
complete rewrite of the application ==> In you're case, you should
rewrite the logic of this 3 linked list fields because you can not use
the logi
i think that your problem is in this line
as far as i know you cannot use a div inside a select, check this link
for help
http://mmonreal.wordpress.com/2007/11/
On 4 feb, 00:16, "T.J. Crowder" wrote:
> Hi Richie,
>
> > Now,
> >
> >
> >
>
> > , doesn't work...
>
> Th
Sorry, just tried this and realized that it won't work as written
(getInputs only finds input tags, as you'd expect, not selects). Try
this:
var element=$$('#your_form select').find(function(elm){
Walter
On Feb 4, 2009, at 9:23 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
> var element = $('your_form
Hi Eric,
why not using the global background parameter?
try following exemple which work on FF and IE (at least):
$('myDiv').setStyle({background:'transparent url(wait.png)'});
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david
On 3 fév, 20:48, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
> The thing is, it doesn't evaluate each parameter to see which me
Walter,
I could not get this to work, but, to be honest; I could have
something else wrong, because I am not certain how this new approach
is working exactly. (I am new to prototype & AJAX). I don’t quite
understand, or I am not following the logic.. Are we still using
multiple pages? Is there ev
I've built a chess game using Prototype's ajax wrappers. Sometimes, a server
simply doesn't respond to a request that a user has made. You know how that
works. You click on a link to a page and you don't get a response. You hit
the stop button, click on the link again, and the pag shows up no probl
Thanks David, I'll see what I come up with ;)
On Feb 4, 3:14 am, david wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I think that every body has understand, but there is no way to do $
> ('elem').click() on FF.
> This work on IE, and simulate a real click on the element, but it's
> not (I don't think !) in standard.
> And t
Here's a local example that works in Firefox.
http://pastie.org/379612
Save those three files somewhere and try it out.
Here's an example that works with a server call (not tested):
http://pastie.org/379637
I don't believe this will work in IE, you can't update the inner bits
of a select an
2009/2/4 Red :
> I've built a chess game using Prototype's ajax wrappers. Sometimes, a server
> simply doesn't respond to a request that a user has made. You know how that
> works. You click on a link to a page and you don't get a response. You hit
> the stop button, click on the link again, and t
Actually the code $H(originalHash.reject(...)) doesn't return the
correct value. Example:
var originalHash = $H({'a':1,'b':2,'c':3,'d':4});
var newArray = originalHash.filter(function(i) { return i.value %
2; })
=> $H(newArray) doesn't have the keys 'a' and 'c'.
You have to call:
newArray.inject(
Did you try it with the names of the attributes quoted?
{'id': 'foo', 'for':'bar', 'class':'baz'}
Walter
On Feb 4, 2009, at 4:13 PM, Diodeus wrote:
>
> IE seems to barf when setting the "for" attribute of a label with the
> element constructor:
>
> $(element).insert(new Element("label", { id:'
IE seems to barf when setting the "for" attribute of a label with the
element constructor:
$(element).insert(new Element("label", { id:'something', for:'check1',
className:'FBRadioLabelLeft' }))
Should result in:
It seems IE thinks it's starting a for-loop or something.
Is there a work-aroun
Thanks, Walter, that worked. It does feel a little 'unnatural'
though. :)
On Feb 4, 4:21 pm, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
> Did you try it with the names of the attributes quoted?
>
> {'id': 'foo', 'for':'bar', 'class':'baz'}
>
> Walter
>
> On Feb 4, 2009, at 4:13 PM, Diodeus wrote:
>
>
>
> > IE seem
Hey, man, this is IE we're talking 'bout here... Of course it's
unnatural!
Walter
On Feb 4, 2009, at 4:31 PM, Diodeus wrote:
> It does feel a little 'unnatural'
> though. :)
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Hi - I want to use this validation for an alphanumeric field.
return Validation.get('IsEmpty').test(v) || !/\W/.test(v)
But I only want the field to be valid if the sequence is V3 or
B40009 or J50008 (for example). It will be valid only for a few letter/
number sequences. I can't really wra
Walter,
Thank you for the help! It was great to be able to see the code in
action. I think I am starting to figure out and understand the
process. The server one did not work though, and I am having trouble
implementing this with what I am trying to achieve (with the lists
being generated dynamica
I deliberately made the server side a sketch. I use a framework here
that lets me write something that terse and get a result. If you would
let me know what server environment you are working in, I can
recommend some additional information.
Walter
On Feb 4, 2009, at 5:06 PM, Squared wrote:
Unfortunately, I don't. It is on our intranet that is stuck behind a
firewall. If I get a chance I will do a mockup externally.
On Feb 4, 5:46 am, david wrote:
> Hi kidbrax,
>
> do you have a live code i can use to test what you say?
> btw, I'm quite surprise that no one has ever use protopype
You can also try:
{id: 'foo', htmlFor:'bar', className:'baz'}
On Feb 4, 10:46 pm, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
> Hey, man, this is IE we're talking 'bout here... Of course it's
> unnatural!
>
> Walter
>
> On Feb 4, 2009, at 4:31 PM, Diodeus wrote:
>
> > It does feel a little 'unnatural'
> > thoug
On Feb 4, 10:41 am, Richie M wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a form with three drop down select boxes in it. I'd like the
> second box to populate when an option is selected in the first, and
> for the third to populate when an option is selected from the second.
>
> In the first select box, I use onch
Forgive me if this is a dumb question and this is some simple property
in script.aculo.us:
I'm wondering if there is a way on a droppable to detect if the shift
key is down when the object is dropped. I know that there is a
property for shift key off of event, but I've only seen code examples
wi
> Actually the code $H(originalHash.reject(...)) doesn't return the
> correct value.
Ah, sorry 'bout that, should have tried it. Clearly I don't create
hashes from arrays very often... ;-)
-- T.J.
On Feb 4, 8:49 pm, Brad wrote:
> Actually the code $H(originalHash.reject(...)) doesn't return t
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