I know I'm a little late on this one, but as the person who originally
filed the bug report, I thought I'd put in a word...
Personally, I'm happy with leaving the $() function untouched. People
who get caught out by it will now be able to see what the problem is
and what the workarounds are, and
I've posted this question to ruby on rails, but figured people here
would be more likely to know the answer.
Using bracket notation in javascript seems to stop workiing when
prototype is included.
e.g. document.main[name].value. Is this a know issue? I know using $
('name').value is the best,
On 6/21/07, sed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've posted this question to ruby on rails, but figured people here
would be more likely to know the answer.
Using bracket notation in javascript seems to stop workiing when
prototype is included.
I'm not using the notation, but if Prototype breaks
This is very very unlikely. I use bracket notation with and without
prototype on many scripts that work cross browser. Check which other
libraries you are including, and make sure it is not a problem or
missing attribute of the object you are working with.
On Jun 21, 8:41 am, sed [EMAIL
Interesting problem here and I don't think it's a prototype bug, but I
corrected the issue.
Here is what was happening if anyone's interested Here is a short
explanation:
Ajax Call generates some html into a div with this function inside:
GetNextField = function() {return('thenextfield');};
In
