That's because the button doesn't exist in the document tree until you
add it in there with swapDOM. If you move the swapDOM line up before
connect, it should work with either way.
On 2/20/07, Dave Whiteley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have written a trivial app which works on Firefox but not on
you can find it here the World Funniest Video at
http://www.supperlaffn.blogspot.com
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hello there.
is now now a final release 1.4 comming closer?
i actually have an app in the pipeline to be programmed, but i dont
want to base it on 1.4 things, unless it´s final...
regards, frank
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On 2/19/07, Michael Hayes [EMAIL
I tried:
script
addLoadEvent(function() {
test(test);
});
/script
but I got the same error: Object Expected
and the problem seems to be the word test which is exactly the name
of my function. As I said in FF 2 everything is ok with both syntaxes.
I know that this looks not a Mochikit issue
ok the syntax error in IE was a missing in the Head section. No
results in IE still, I write about it in another post.
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Hello there,
I need advice from experts ! What is the best way to convert the
output of DOM.formContents() ( an array like : [ ['name1', 'name2',
'nameN'], ['value1', 'value2', 'valueN'] ] ) into an object like :
{ 'name1': 'value1', 'name2': 'value2', 'name3': 'value3'} ?
The problem is easy
Er, I'm sorry, it will almost give you what you want. It wont wrap it
up in an object, though. It'll just be [ [array[0][0], array[1][0]],
[array[0][1], array[1][1] ] ... ]
Which doesn't really get you anywhere, so I'm thinking you'd just do
it inline.
Sorry about that.
- Aaron
On Feb 20,
