Yep - it works.
On 12/7/06, Thomas Hervé [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it comes from an Opera bug for some element with a specific
display. YUI already handles problem with 'inline', but I think there's
also a problem with 'table-row'. Can you try the following patch:
--- Style.js
Have a question on using insertSiblingNodesBefore. My goal is it
insert a 'new TR' before the first 'TR' in a table but getting an eror.
Can someone point out the error of my ways?
Thx,
function addRow() {
var table = $(partRows);
var body = $(partRowsBody);
var oldRow =
My guess is that it has nothing to do with insertSiblingNodesBefore.
Where's your rowCount variable ? Does your table has an initial line ?
Try to reduce it to a full reproductible example.
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Thomas
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You received this message because you
rowCount is a global variable, In my testing yes there are entries in
the table but I know I'll have to make sure the table isn't empty. The
reason I'm thinking I have a problem with how I use
insertSiblingNodesBefore is if I use body.appendChild(newRow);
everything works just works opposite of
Perhaps you could add these two lines just before your call to
insertSiblingNodesBefore ...
logDebug(oldRow);
logDebug(newRow);
to ensure that you're actually passing what you _think_ you're passing to
the function :)
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Martyn
On 12/8/06, jeffa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
rowCount is a global
I've noticed that most browsers now appear to use offsetParent as something
further up than their immediate parentNode. This is what cumulativeOffset
uses to calculate real position on the page.
There is a case where this doesn't work (and I noticed it while using
MochiKig.DragAndDrop). If you
