Thanks, TJ - you're awesome.
Yeah - it wasn't a typo - I had a bug in my code.
On Mar 17, 10:06 am, "T.J. Crowder" wrote:
> @Alphonso77:
>
> > I know this has to do with variable scope...
>
> I doubt it. The code you've quoted will (or rather, would) create/
> assign to a global variable provid
Hi,
Within my script I'd like to get a list of methods defined within in a
class created with Class.create().
If I do:
var c = new MyShinyNewClass()
console.log(c)
I get a nice breakdown of variables and methods, and firebug
differentiates the vars from the functions.
If I do:
for (m in c) conso
Hi,
It's not clear what's wrong from your message or examples.
Fundamentally, if you want your first link to work when you add
Prototype to the page, just add the `noConflict` call *immediately*
after loading the jquery.js file and include the Prototype file, like
so:
jQuery.noConflict();
..a
@Alphonso77:
> I know this has to do with variable scope...
I doubt it. The code you've quoted will (or rather, would) create/
assign to a global variable provided `myGlobalVariable` isn't declared
as a var within some containing function, which I assume it isn't.
A couple of thoughts:
1. Bug
Did you try defining the variable in the global scope first? Something
like this:
var myGlobalVariable
function stakeHolderModule(strDataNeeded){
new Ajax.Request('foo',{parameters:{bar:baz},
onSuccess: function(response){
myGlobalVariable = resp
I'm trying to either return a value or set a global variable from
within a function run on the onSuccess event. I've tried defining an
inline function and setting a global variable, returning a value, and
even defining a separate function that gets called. The problem is
that the variable is gett
This has been tossed around the net in many variations yet none have
worked for me. I have done about ever work around for these two so
they will like each other and have reached a dead end. I need my image
fade menu to function with my flash driven lightbox. Please let me
know if this is something
