Hello all,
I'm using the prototype.js in my application and i have an error:
Error: element has no properties
Source File: http://www/application/js/prototype.js
Line: 3844
function getEventID(element) {
if (element._eventID) return element._eventID;
arguments.callee.id = arguments.callee.id
We don't know if you're doing something wrong because you haven't told or
shown us what you are doing. But, the code you are referring to is pretty
internal to event handling, so I don't think you might be doing something
wrong.
What we need from you if full code where this happens (use
That's a lot of code to dig through. Couldn't you just save the result HTML
document from the browser instead of pasting all the sources?
We are interested only in JavaScript code and HTML that it applies to.
On Dec 4, 2007 3:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
P.S.: (
Archive cliente_upd.php :
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include(inc/lib.inc.php);
#define de ACAO
define(NG_ACAO, CLI_DETAIL);
#verifica_permissao
checkPermission();
$page = new Smarty();
$cl = new clientes();
$cl-NR_CLIENTE = $_GET[nr];
$cl-load();
if(empty($cl-NOME)) {
$page-assign(not_updated, true);
I took some time to actually read the last bits of the code. First of all,
you didn't paste us masks.js, which is pretty important for this case. But,
you don't have to because the source of your problems is not Prototype
framework, but the fact you are trying to observe events by passing NULL
Thanks for clearing that up. I knew what the first one did but not the
second.
I was actually stating that the API docs dont have these in it. Could
one of the core team add these methods to their documentation.
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Hi guys,
This is really not a bug but I thought I would bring it to your
attention.
$$('[type=radio]').map(function(el){return el.next()}); // = [label,
label]
$$('[type=radio]').map(Element.next); // = [label, undefined]
The map method is passing 2 params to the iterator.
This makes the
1) Get the current versio of Prototype. You're not using 1.6.0 final.
2) The below means you're trying to observe an event on a non-existing
element (your setupOneElementMask function calls observe on null.
Please direct usage questions to the rails-spinoffs google group.
This group is for
On 4 Dec, 2007, at 8:23 AM, John-David Dalton wrote:
The map method is passing 2 params to the iterator.
This makes the Element.next() go nuts cause its second param is used
for sibling offset.
In PHP array_map only passes the value and not the index.
It makes since for Enumerable.each()
Hi John-
On Dec 4, 2007, at 10:23 AM, John-David Dalton wrote:
$$('[type=radio]').map(function(el){return el.next()}); // = [label,
label]
$$('[type=radio]').map(Element.next); // = [label, undefined]
You can use Enumerable#invoke instead of map:
$$([type=radio]).invoke(next) // = [label,
Thanks Sam ! :)
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On Dec 4, 2007 6:19 PM, John-David Dalton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks Sam ! :)
The selector I posted is, IMO, better and faster solution. But it's true, I
totally forgot about how invoke fits perfectly here.
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