Hi,
If I'm understanding you, you want to hide the inner2 divs, but then
show them if the outer-div divs are hovered. The `mouseenter` and
`mouseleave` events can help you with that:
$$('div.outer-div').each(function(div) {
div.observe('mouseenter', function() {
Hey,
Can you put your code in order to have a better view of your problem?
This kind of request works on IE so it should be a little mistake in
your code. Just put it there and we will try to help you :)
Bye,
Jinsa.
On May 5, 9:27 am, walther diechmann waltherdiechm...@gmail.com
wrote:
Anyone
Hey Jinsa,
good of you!
Hard pressed to come up with a solution, I ran the HTML (generated by
Formtastic) through validator.w3.org - and turned out the input tag
was not closed properly ( input / was missing the slash). Posted my
observation to the Formtastic group here on Google - and they
On May 5, 2:48 pm, Walter Lee Davis wa...@wdstudio.com wrote:
Doesn't the change event fire as soon as the select loses focus and no
longer has the same value it started with? I thought that was the
basis for the event itself. Can you post an example that fails to fire
the change event
Hi Guys,
I'm having hard time googling the DIV scrollto. its like a DIV that's scrolls
when I click something.
I did find some code snippets for prototype and scriptacolous. However the
image and text flickers or distorts when
I hit the event for sliding. Do you have any in mind that could
Hi
Can anyone help me understand this? I can recreate a properly formatted
JSONArray server-side, but I really want to know why Object.toJSON() didnt
format it client-side correctly.
On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 4:36 PM, chrysanthe m chrysant...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I have created a hash, added to
hi,
The way an hash is serialized in json is the correct way i think, what you
want is more an array than an hash...
So you could either use an array
var a = $A();
a.push({name00: value00});
a.push({name01: value01});
and then serialize this array :
Object.toJSON(a);
or if it is too much work,
Thanks so much for your great response and all the links.
I have tried the solution but so far it doesn't seem to work. I will
be reviewing everything on my end to make sure I didn't cause the
problem myself. I will comment again with more info if I cant get it
to work.
Thanks again!!
On May 6,
Hi All,
I'm a fairly new prototype and scriptaculous user with limited
javascript experience. I have been developing with Ruby on Rails for
some time, and found I needed to automatically scroll to the bottom of
a div as part of a series of animated effects.
Since Effect.ScrollTo only affects
Hi,
I'd like to use the move effect (in Rails) such that an an element
moves between point A and B per toggle. My problem is I don't know how
to encode state in the page so that my toggle function knows which of
the coordinates -- A(x,y) or B(x,y) -- to move the element to.
Simply put, is there
No worries, glad to help.
Looking at it again, I did see a substantial inefficiency. This code:
$$('div.outer-div').each(function(div) {
div.observe('mouseenter', function() {
this.down('div.inner2').show();
});
div.observe('mouseleave', function() {
Hello everyone,
Im working on a project currently using Drag and Drop controls
extensively.
(http://dixonlab.rutgers.edu/tools/faFinder/design.php)
I'm using Prototype 1.6.0.3 and Scriptaculous 1.8.2
In Safari and Chrome (on Windows [4.04 and 4.1.249 respectively] and
OSX) the droppable
OK, so I solved the problem I think. I created a queue called
'dialogue' in the call to Effect.Scroll, and then put the following
code in my Rails application.js file:
Event.observe(window, 'load', function() {
Event.observe($('dialogue_window'), 'click', function()
{
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