I've successfully ported parts of MochiKit Base to ActionScript 2, to
make it suck less.
There was a thread about this a while ago, but I wasn't allowed to
reply to it:
Hi,
selecting all A elements inside the block:
UL class=tablist id=t_tablist
LIA onclick=t_show_section('google'); href=javascript:void(0);
name=googleGoogle/A
LIA onclick=t_show_section('yahoo'); href=javascript:void(0);
name=yahooYahoo/A
LIA onclick=t_show_section('msn');
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_javascript_ does not support named arguments. You can change the line togetElementsByTagAndClassName('A',null,'t_tablist');(been there, done that)
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On May 30, 2006, at 8:12 AM, mario ruggier wrote:
On May 30, 2006, at 4:56 PM, Josu Oyanguren wrote:
javascript does not support named arguments. You can change the
line to
getElementsByTagAndClassName('A',null,'t_tablist');
Oh, right of course. I'm too used to using named arguments
chris feldmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] pisze:
Here's the problem: I need to perform a short asynchronous check for
a condition in a database before accepting user input from a form, and
succeed/fail the form depending on the result of the check. It would be
best to present a please wait div
I have a page that loads dynamically generated images. But whenever I
load a new image to replace the old one, for a brief second the
browser's default image picture (similar to the broken image picture)
appears before the new image takes its place.
Does anyone know of a way to eliminate that
I just updated my code to the current revision and it seems to have
broken some of the dom functions. If I use a slightly modified string
of the DOM documentation and evaluate:
MochiKit.DOM.TABLE({'class': 'prettytable'},
MochiKit.DOM.THEAD(null, MochiKit.DOM.TH()),
On May 30, 2006, at 10:44 AM, Michael Schall wrote:
I just updated my code to the current revision and it seems to have
broken some of the dom functions. If I use a slightly modified string
of the DOM documentation and evaluate:
MochiKit.DOM.TABLE({'class': 'prettytable'},
Beau, I tried that, but (I'm very new to MochiKit) I don't think I
quite got the syntax right
Here's a more complete example (with my attempt at implementing the
connect() from above. I've left in my previous attempts commented out:
I call StickItIn when the doSimpleXMLHttpRequest is called
Not that I want to discourage you, or even suggest that MochiKit isn't
the best tool available (which I think it is), but make sure you check
out http://www.burrrn.com/projects/core2.html since it targets
actionscript as much as plain ecmascript.
Could be nice though to know that mochi would work
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