In IE7:
If I create a div as a curtain that hides the rest of the page, but
initially hidden, then unhide it before making an Ajax.Request, I find
that click events on the curtain seem to get postponed until after the
request completes (and my callback hides the curtain again). Which
means that
Hi,
I build webapp with lots use AJAX via Prototype.I have problem with
Object.toJSON function.
simple example from Prototype API http://www.prototypejs.org/api/object/toJSON
var test = {name: 'Violet', occupation: 'character', age: 25, pets:
['frog', 'rabbit']};
Object.toJSON(test);
---
Hi,
Is Ajax.Request somehow queuing up user events and refiring them after
the request completes?
No, it isn't.
On IE7, it sounds as though your curtain div isn't where you think it
is in the z order or something like that, and separately the click of
the link seems to be being held up by
2009/6/24 Aamchi aman.ra...@googlemail.com:
Hi Richard,
Your example works perfectly :-)
Just a few minor things that I had to change to make it actually work
(not being fussy, just if someone else finds this useful as well and
wants to try it out):
-The this operator didn't work for
I Fixed the issue number 2. It was because I set position relative to
tr alone, not to table element . But the invisible issue still
exists (issue 1)
On Jun 24, 10:03 pm, Nivash Ramachandran rniv...@gmail.com wrote:
It's okay Rick ..
On Jun 24, 9:59 pm, Rick Waldron waldron.r...@gmail.com
Ok I got the gist of it, you can't do what I wanted to do, interact
with php through ajax after the page has loaded. Yes I know it can get
strings and data from the server side code, but only if that content
is html.
eval doesn't work with files loaded after the page is loaded.
and
2009/6/25 Robaj robrass...@gmail.com
Ok I got the gist of it, you can't do what I wanted to do, interact
with php through ajax after the page has loaded. Yes I know it can get
strings and data from the server side code, but only if that content
is html.
eval doesn't work with files loaded
eval ( in PHP ) evaluates any code you pass into it as a variable or
string
I am now very confused into the question you are asking
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From: Robaj robrass...@gmail.com
To: Prototype script.aculo.us prototype-scriptaculous@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, June
Ahh i think i just sussed out what you were/are trying to do !!!
You want the ajax response to be php code and the browser / server run that
php code after the response !! i.e
if your response to an Ajax call was `?php echo(1+1); ?`; you want that
written in the page and have it evaluated by
2009/6/25 Alex McAuley webmas...@thecarmarketplace.com
eval ( in PHP ) evaluates any code you pass into it as a variable or
string
I am now very confused into the question you are asking
Me too.
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Yes, that's quite easy. But I hoped that someone already did that.
On Jun 24, 12:55 pm, david david.brill...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi rlovtang,
I've never ear somethink like that, but as ACTIONSCRIPT IS ECMASCRIPT,
isn't it easy to port prototype function to it ??
btw, it's just a guess, I did
Shouldn't that check happen in the library? I don't think I've ever
had this happen to me, but it sounds like it is something easily
solved.
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Hi Nivash,
The problem is with the starteffect and endeffect which by default
modify opacity of the dragged element.
To avoid the invisibility problem, just declare the draggable this
way:
new Draggable('myr1',{
starteffect:function(){},
endeffect:function(){}
});
new
Hi Nivash,
I just have a look to your exemple in FF, and it did not work.
If you need a cross browser solution, you should avoid table, and use
li with div to render the line as a table.
just a thought.
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On 25 juin, 18:04, david david.brill...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Nivash,
The
Yes, You are correct. It is not working in Fire fox and even in
chrome too. Thanks for your solution to the issue I reported. :)
On Jun 25, 9:07 pm, david david.brill...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Nivash,
I just have a look to your exemple in FF, and it did not work.
If you need a cross browser
I had the same issues with IE 8. Autocompleter div shifts to the
right. It works fine in all other browsers.
-S.
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 9:45 AM, David Taricodtar...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for tracking that down!
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 3:48 AM, BillyRayPreachersSon
Changing the line no 2643 (method Form.serializeElements) of
prototype-1.5.1.2, works fine
change -- //var key = element.name, value = $(element).getValue();
for -- var key = element.name, value =
encodeURIComponent($(element).getValue());
You know an elegant solution for this scenario?
hello everybody,
im not really into javascript . just want to change my normal
horizontel scrollbar to this one on this site
http://www.elizabethweinberg.com/music/
that slider fuction is so awesome. love that minimal style.
i have the prototype scriptaculous and the ?divslider 0.1? (dont know
First that all sorry for my english...
I have wrote this javascript events handlers:
// use mode: $('id-control').observe('keyup', enMayusculas);
function enMayusculas(evt) {
evt.srcElement.value = evt.srcElement.value.toUpperCase();
}
// use mode: $('id-control').observe('keyup',
First that all sorry for my english :)
im not 100% sure but remember that ? not is a valid character... you
need to encode your data before submit your JSON
I you are using POST method not is obvius but think in GET
On 24 jun, 15:04, maalek maaa...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I build webapp with
Hi,
First that all sorry for my english...
No hay problema, es mucho mejor que mi español.
Works fine on IE6, IE8 and Chrome
But not is working on Firefox 3 :(I hasn't tested in others browsers)
*How* is it not working? Which part is giving you trouble? What
happens? When do you expect
Hi,
Can you replicate this with a recent version of Prototype[1]? 1.5.1.2
is very, very out of date.
[1] http://prototypejs.org/download
FWIW,
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On Jun 25, 8:59 pm, Jean Pierobom
Hi,
I'm not seeing that behavior in any browser I tried, I always got the
expected string. I tried IE7, FF3, Opera 9, Safari 3 for Windows, and
Chrome 2. (Didn't trot out my IE6 and IE8 VMS.)
Are you sure the problem isn't what you _do_ with the string? Perhaps
if you pick up with Step #3
Sweet, that works. Kind of.
Sadly, if you are in the middle of a dom:loaded callback...
document.loaded is still false. It's not true until after all the
dom:loaded callbacks have been called.
And it's if you are IN a dom:loaded callback, and you then try to add
another dom:loaded listener --
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