Hello Everybody,
i'm trying to use a loginform for an pure ajaxbased application.
I managed to trick out the browsers by faking a submit on an empty
iframe.
This works fine in IE 7+8
In FF3 the passwordmanager stores the password but not the username.
I tried nearly everything. Renaming, resortin
Hello.
I have a form that has elements
I use Form.serialize('my_form',true);
And all the other elements seem to be ok but the inputs that should be
arrays are returned as:
[add_article_link_url_list[1][link]] => 1
[add_article_link_desc_list[1][url]] => 1
[add_article_link_url_list[2][lin
Hi Guys,
What are you using as an input label solution/plugin? Basically just
some default texts in input fields based on labels.
I looked at stereolabels, apparently it doesn't work on IE7 (and last
updated in 2007).
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I don't know of any examples of what you are trying to achieve. However, it
could be accomplished using PeriodicalExecuter and
Effect.appear/Effect.fade.
On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 12:16 PM, greyhound wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have been using the script library to create simple slide shows with
>
I am guessing that one of two things is true (maybe a little of both):
1) Though this is the correct forum, no response would mean that no one who
reads this knows of boiler plate code.
2) I cannot imagine this is terribly different from code you've done before
with small modifications. Is there
If I have posted this in the wrong section, please could someone give
me a heads up?
Thanks
On Jan 31, 8:16 pm, greyhound wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have been using the script library to create simple slide shows with
> no problem.
>
> I have recently been asked to create 3 slideshows which fad
Richard, thanks it works
On Feb 1, 6:12 pm, Richard Quadling wrote:
> On 1 February 2010 15:44, buda wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > it was simple sheme and it wasnt the stright code
> > it must be like this
>
> > var Obj = {};
> > ...
> > Obj.meth = Prototype.emptyFunction;
> > ...
> > if (Obj.meth !==
On 1 February 2010 15:44, buda wrote:
> it was simple sheme and it wasnt the stright code
> it must be like this
>
> var Obj = {};
> ...
> Obj.meth = Prototype.emptyFunction;
> ...
> if (Obj.meth !== Prototype.emptyFunction) {
> alert('Not equal');
> }
>
> does this irritates you?
>
> On Feb 1,
it was simple sheme and it wasnt the stright code
it must be like this
var Obj = {};
...
Obj.meth = Prototype.emptyFunction;
...
if (Obj.meth !== Prototype.emptyFunction) {
alert('Not equal');
}
does this irritates you?
On Feb 1, 5:37 pm, Alex Wallace wrote:
> This is getting into dirty t
This is getting into dirty territory (or at least I'd feel so) but:
>>> var x = function(){};
>>> var y = function(){ alert("foo"); }
>>> x + "";
"function () { }"
>>> y + "";
"function () { alert("foo"); }"
Best,
Alex
On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 10:29 AM, buda wrote:
> the question is: how to chec
the question is: how to check if a function is empty or have any code
On Feb 1, 5:18 pm, Richard Quadling wrote:
> On 1 February 2010 13:02, buda wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > var Obj = {};
> > Obj.meth = Prototype.emptyFunction;
>
> > if (Obj.meth !== Prototype.emptyFunction) {
> > alert('Not equal');
On 1 February 2010 13:02, buda wrote:
> var Obj = {};
> Obj.meth = Prototype.emptyFunction;
>
> if (Obj.meth !== Prototype.emptyFunction) {
> alert('Not equal');
> }
>
> why alert show everytime?
>
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var Obj = {};
Obj.meth = Prototype.emptyFunction;
if (Obj.meth !== Prototype.emptyFunction) {
alert('Not equal');
}
why alert show everytime?
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how to register a handler for processing the message form its elements
in right way?
On 1 фев, 13:16, "T.J. Crowder" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Events bubble *up* through the DOM, not down. Form elements are
> descendants of forms. If you fired the event on the form element, the
> form could see it; but no
Hi,
Events bubble *up* through the DOM, not down. Form elements are
descendants of forms. If you fired the event on the form element, the
form could see it; but not the other way around.
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On
Hi everyone,
I have been using the script library to create simple slide shows with
no problem.
I have recently been asked to create 3 slideshows which fade in one
after the other, very similar to this example (which is in Flash)
http://www.rockarchive.com/ (see the top 3 discs that rotate)
Does
On the form form1 is an element MyElement
I attach to MyElement event handler
MyElement.observe ( 'form: updated', function (e ){...});
then in the code generating the event
form1.fire ( 'form: updated');
but the handler is not called for MyElement
Why?
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