Hey John, thanks for looking at this. Are the evals the only thing
that AIR takes issue with, or does it "break the specs" in other ways?
Yes, I ran into a few problems - I seem to remember it was with the $$
utility function, but I could be wrong... of course, now I've
jquerified my script so I d
I've just done a little testing and everything seems to work fine - at
least, everything I've tried. It's possible I was high and/or drunk.
I'm obviously a little reluctant to re-port everything back to using
Prototype, but I'll be sure to use Prototype on my next AIR app and
see how it holds up.
Howdy folks,
Quick question: is there a way to extract all elements within a
specific node within a form? What I'm trying to do is get a list of
form fields (select,radio,text input et al) within a particular
cell or element.
I can always achieve it by parsing the DOM element contents; I just
Thanks for all the help, guys. Interesting stuff! Lots of good tips.
In this particular case, the order of the returned nodes *is*
important. So I'll pursue a custom DOM approach.
Diego - thanks for the tip about the "form" property. Am I right in
assuming that ONLY form fields contain that prop
