[mochikit] A IE problem - non-Mochikit JavaScript

Having lurked here for awhile now, I know you guys are very good with JavaScript in general. I hope it's not against protocol to ask a question outside of the Mochikit realm. I have a small site I'm developing for a client and in working towards greater accessibility for the sight-impaired,

[mochikit] Re: A IE problem - non-Mochikit JavaScript

--- A Runtime Error has occurred. Do you wish to Debug? Line: 154 Error: 'sucess' is not defined --- It's a typo - success and sucess. You should install Microsoft Script Debugger for IE. It's not firebug, but it does help a bit. On 1/30/07, Lee

[mochikit] Re: A IE problem - non-Mochikit JavaScript

troels knak-nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: --- A Runtime Error has occurred. Do you wish to Debug? Line: 154 Error: 'sucess' is not defined --- It's a typo - success and sucess. You should install Microsoft Script Debugger for IE.

[mochikit] Re: Sortable Tables - when I click in a column

Hi, I do not know to program .js, I know very little, I am learning. you it could explain me, as I could make to work? Sorry about my english. On Jan 29, 4:23 pm, Bob Ippolito [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you read the sortable_tables example source, you'll see that it's looking only for TH

[mochikit] Re: Sortable Tables - when I click in a column

Adriano [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, I do not know to program .js, I know very little, I am learning. you it could explain me, as I could make to work? Sorry about my english. Hi Adriano! I really recommend you buy a book (at Livrarias Saraiva, Siciliano, Tempo Real, etc.) on the

[mochikit] Map over DOM tree

Hi. I'm currently trying the following. First, I construct my output HTML via DOM constructors, i.e. DIV(null, A(...), ...). Then, I'd like to traverse the constructed DOM tree in order to append onchange attributes to all TEXTAREA and SELECT tags. According to the documentation, DOM is

[mochikit] Re: Map over DOM tree

On 1/30/07, Karsten Patzwaldt [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi. I'm currently trying the following. First, I construct my output HTML via DOM constructors, i.e. DIV(null, A(...), ...). Then, I'd like to traverse the constructed DOM tree in order to append onchange attributes

[mochikit] DOM (non)dependence on Iter

Hi all, I'm very much a MochiKit newb, and I just sunk several hours into chasing down why it was that the example code at the top of the DOM documentation page was working when I used the 1.3.1 release, but wasn't working when I was using the svn trunk head. It was because DOM wasn't

[mochikit] Re: DOM (non)dependence on Iter

On 1/30/07, Robert Buels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, I'm very much a MochiKit newb, and I just sunk several hours into chasing down why it was that the example code at the top of the DOM documentation page was working when I used the 1.3.1 release, but wasn't working when I was using

[mochikit] Re: Map over DOM tree

Well, no. But that helped writing a workaround: function nodeMap(f, node) { nodeWalk(node, function(node) { var ret = node.childNodes; var res = f(node); if (res) {

[mochikit] Re: Map over DOM tree

On 1/30/07, Karsten Patzwaldt [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, no. But that helped writing a workaround: function nodeMap(f, node) { nodeWalk(node, function(node) { var ret = node.childNodes; var res =

[mochikit] roundElements modifying window.name?

Hello all, I decided to bravely upgrade to the latest head revision of MochiKit in my code (svn rev 1256) and discovered the name of one of my windows seems to change after calling the roundElement API. For example, the following: alert(window.name); roundElement('privacyWarning');