Hi,
I'm getting an error in IE7 with the test case included at bottom which
just trys to do an Effect.Fade. If I comment out mochikit, the page
works fine. Does this mean Mochikit and scriptaculous are incompatible?
I'm using mochikit version from subversion downloaded today (Jan 16,
2006)
On 1/16/07, mwaschkowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any ideas?
MochiKit's $ function is clobbering Prototype's. I don't know if
Scriptaculous is breaking because of this, but I wouldn't be
surprised. If you move the MochiKit src above the other two, it should
work.
Ya, that works great, problem is gone (so there IS a problem with
Mochikit's $ function clobbering Prototype and impacting
scriptaculous).
Thanks for the help!
Mark
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mwaschkowski a écrit :
Ya, that works great, problem is gone (so there IS a problem with
Mochikit's $ function clobbering Prototype and impacting
scriptaculous).
Or there's a problem with scriptaculous using $ function. It depends of
the point of view :).
The best way to handle this is to
Actually, this still no worky :(
If I MochiKit.js loads first, firefox 2.0 doesn't work, and if it loads
last, IE7 doesn't work!
Here is a testcase using the export false, and it doesn't work in
Firefox 2.0 (gives an Effect not defined error as if the
scriptaculous lib didn't get loaded). If
Hi, I'm adding an atribute called 'tag' (is hard to chosse one name)
with setNodeAttribute
to attach one value that I would use soon, in FFox it's all OK, in IE
this is a little bit harder, but works.
Is it a bery bad practice?
what you think?
Hi,
While using MochiKit.DOM's showElement function, I have come across some
wierd behaviour that I believe is worthy of a fix. showElement always
sets the display of the element to show to 'block', regardless of the
element's type (it's a partial application of this.setDisplayForElement
to
On 1/16/07, Nigel McNie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
While using MochiKit.DOM's showElement function, I have come across some
wierd behaviour that I believe is worthy of a fix. showElement always
sets the display of the element to show to 'block', regardless of the
element's type (it's a
Well, there seems to be a bit of a problem with Mochikit and
Scriptaculous, but I can't definitively say what is is, all I can say
is the noted problem and solution.
Noted problem: scriptaculous library would work fine in IE7 but not
Firefox2.0 when loading as such:
script type=text/javascript
