Hi,
I am wanting the ability to lock an event as I register it so that is
can't be removed or unregistered for example
Event.Observe('element_id', 'click', function_name, true);
The last parameter being a boolean value for locking the event or not,
which would be false by default.
Hi,
...data-picker is a real
attribute?? or you just add it for easy use with the $('*[data-
picker]') selector??
I made it up for use with the selector. Technically, custom (made-up)
attributes are invalid in HTML4, but in practice browsers just ignore
them (but do preserve them and give
Hi,
Not much I can do about that i
guess. just letting you know I didn't write it that way.
What I usually do is post it inline in the message (as you did), and
*also* post it to Pastie.org and provide a link. Pastie preserves the
formatting correctly. (I've never quite understood the truly
OK, I have a form where the first row of the first colum is a checkbox
designed to toggle the checked/unchecked state of all the other checkboxes
in the form (select all/select none).
Problem is, the state of the checkbox with the onclick state is not getting
changed. The rest of the check boxes
Hi Phil,
On 17.10.2010, at 18.15, Phil Petree wrote:
OK, I have a form where the first row of the first colum is a checkbox
designed to toggle the checked/unchecked state of all the other checkboxes in
the form (select all/select none).
Problem is, the state of the checkbox with the
Thanks Jarkko! That was the perfect solution... I moved it into the real
form and worked flawlessly. Much appreciated.
Side note: You are saying the form needs to come before the table so that
the table resides inside the form? I never knew that... never knew there was
any difference in the
On 17.10.2010, at 20.52, Phil Petree wrote:
Thanks Jarkko! That was the perfect solution... I moved it into the real
form and worked flawlessly. Much appreciated.
Side note: You are saying the form needs to come before the table so that the
table resides inside the form? I never knew
