Simon Wittber schrieb:
> I'm using MochiKit.DOM.formContents to grab form variables, which I
> then use in a background ajaxian POST.
>
> When a form has multiple buttons of the same name, for example,
> 'command', the value for the button which is clicked by a user has
> it's value sent in the
Thanks for the border solution.
I changed the border from false to an rgb() or hex value. I still have
problems with FF2's white corners and some borders that the script
generates in IE6 are messed up.
Is this my css is it rendering incorrectly?
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On 12/15/06, Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> From the docs callLater will do something after some seconds have elapsed. Is
> it safe to use fractions of seconds?
Yes. You can't depend on the browser's accuracy though. Internally the
precision of that argument is milliseconds.
-bob
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Hi!
>From the docs callLater will do something after some seconds have elapsed. Is
it safe to use fractions of seconds?
Thanks,
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I'm using MochiKit.DOM.formContents to grab form variables, which I
then use in a background ajaxian POST.
When a form has multiple buttons of the same name, for example,
'command', the value for the button which is clicked by a user has
it's value sent in the POST request.
The formContents fun
"Arnar Birgisson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On 12/13/06, Arnar Birgisson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> var selectedvalue = filter(
>> itemgetter('checked'),
>> $$('#radios input[name=test])
>> )[0].value;
>>
>> You end up with "undefined" if no radio is checked.
>
> Sorry, that is not cor
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> Thomas Hervé wrote:
> > The first problem I see is that you call roundClass with the option
> > border at true, whereas it takes a color as argument. It should be in
> > the documentation though.
>
> No, the documentation says that the default value for border is fa
Thomas Hervé wrote:
> The first problem I see is that you call roundClass with the option
> border at true, whereas it takes a color as argument. It should be in
> the documentation though.
No, the documentation says that the default value for border is false.
That would indicate it is a boolean
On 12/13/06, Arnar Birgisson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> var selectedvalue = filter(
> itemgetter('checked'),
> $$('#radios input[name=test])
> )[0].value;
>
> You end up with "undefined" if no radio is checked.
Sorry, that is not correct. filter(...)[0] is undefined if no radio is
checked,
The first problem I see is that you call roundClass with the option
border at true, whereas it takes a color as argument. It should be in
the documentation though.
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