Matt,
The ObjectRange `include` method looks like this:
function include(value) {
if (value < this.start)
return false;
if (this.exclusive)
return value < this.end;
return value <= this.end;
}
So if you create a NumberRange of even numbers from 2 to 6 and ask it
if 3
Thanks mate.
You can imagine how frustrating this is :)
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Hi,
There is no order guarantee in either case (MDC doesn't discuss order
[1], MSDN specifically says it's random[2]). You can determine
empirically that IE does it one way and FF another, but you can't know
that that won't change from dot release to dot release or even page to
page.
If you need
Hi,
In the current version, I'm pretty sure you'd want to write your own
"matching child" that is effectively:
var matchingChild = element.childElements().find(function(child) {
return child.hasClassName("bar");
});
I believe that when Prototype incorporates Sizzle (I think that
Hard to google because select is so overloaded, so if you could help...
What is the equivalent of...
$$('#foo > .bar').first();
when you select from '#foo'?j
$('foo').select(/* What goes here? */);
Or is it simply not possible?
Alan Gutierrez
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When ever you add oberservers to the same event such as
Event.oberve("myElement", "mousedown", "someMethod_1()");
Event.oberve("myElement", "mousedown", "someMethod_2()");
does IE execute them in REVERSE order upon fire?
They get executed by order of chronological assignment in FF.
IE is a blo
Hey TJ,
I don't understand, if a NumberRange was given an instance of
EvenNumber as its start and end parameters, how would it come up with
the number 3?
On Sep 26, 7:10 am, "T.J. Crowder" wrote:
> All right, lads, let's move along... Each approach has its benefits
> and costs, it all depends
I want to have the button call a function which first schedules a call
to show the busy spinner after say like 5 seconds. This way if the
call to the server is fast, there's no blip on screen of the spinner
just before the page redirects. The function should also defer a call
to a function which
Hi,
A submit button sends a form to the server, tearing down the current
document and window contents and replacing them with the response from
the server. You're scheduling asynchronous calls via setTimeout which
are then happening (or not happening) before and as the window is
being torn down a
I'll preface this with the fact that I am not much of a javascript
hacker, and I'm new to prototype. So the following might be a very
dumb question, but I couldn't find an answer to this googling around,
I'm hoping that maybe someone here can point out what I'm doing wrong.
Basically, what I was
No problem. I'm glad I have helped you.
speedpac...@gmail.com wrote:
> My hero!
> Let's hope prototype just creates function to get the option from a
> combo :)
>
> Thanks so much for this - it drove me MAD!
>
> On 28 sep, 17:28, Marko wrote:
>
>> I have both 3.0 and 3.5 installed and som
My hero!
Let's hope prototype just creates function to get the option from a
combo :)
Thanks so much for this - it drove me MAD!
On 28 sep, 17:28, Marko wrote:
> I have both 3.0 and 3.5 installed and sometimes I start 3.0 instead of
> 3.5 :-).
>
> I've wrote workaround function:
>
> /*
>
I have both 3.0 and 3.5 installed and sometimes I start 3.0 instead of
3.5 :-).
I've wrote workaround function:
/*
* Function retuns selected option for given select element.
* As options are stored as array on select element, and we can get
* selected element as select.selectedInde
OMG - I have been tesing on 3.5 for ages now LOL
How did you find out? Is there gonna be a patch soon? How can I go
around this?
Your code doesn't work on 3.5 either, does it?
David.
On 28 sep, 17:19, Marko wrote:
> Hi again :-)
>
> I forgot to mention that your code works in FF 3.0, and not
Hi again :-)
I forgot to mention that your code works in FF 3.0, and not 3.5. Sorry
my mistake. Have you tried my code on pastie?
It will return you option element on change.
- Marko
speedpac...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi Marko,
>
> Thanks again for this.
> I'm starting to lose my faith here, but t
Hi Marko,
Thanks again for this.
I'm starting to lose my faith here, but this still hasn't been
resolved...
Basically, this is (still) my issue:
THIS:
alert(orderOptions.getValue());
returns a CORRECT value, indicating that I do have an option under the
combo that returns a good value... So
I'd inspect the headers with Firebug just to be sure, I'd also use
change the 'alert("Response:" + foo);' to 'console.dir(foo);' and
check it in Firebug as well. Might give you a better idea of exactly
whats going on.
Good luck, -Mark
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Does it make a difference that I am passing to Hash.get() a var that
holds a string, not a something like Hash.get("myVar")?
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At 11:08 +0100 28/9/09, Alex McAuley wrote:
>I am sure that its a regex in the "name=" bit so a regilar expression
>something like
>(0-9Aa-Zz) would do it
In that case, surely just (\w)?
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I am sure that its a regex in the "name=" bit so a regilar expression
something like
(0-9Aa-Zz) would do it
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If i got a input field with the name of field1,field2 etc and i want
to do below dynamically
"#participants [name=field1]:keyup": function() {
"#participants [name=field2]:keyup": function() {
Is it possible to do something like this
"#participants [name=field*]:keyup": function() {
where * can
Hi Steve,
> Well, I tried rewriting the focus call as:
>
> onComplete: function() {$('editdescription').focus.defer();
>
> Is that the right way to put it?
No, you'll need to use my function or one like it. (The function is
generic, so you can add it to any utility class you have lying around
an
Well, I tried rewriting the focus call as:
onComplete: function() {$('editdescription').focus.defer();
Is that the right way to put it? Please remember I'm very new to all
this, and still getting my head around it.
If it is, it didn't work - in fact it stopped Firefox from working.
This is not b
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