Hello T.J.,
thanks for supporting me.
Regards
Manfred
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Von: T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com
Gesendet: So. 18.01.09 (11:59)
An: Prototype script.aculo.us
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Most browsers will tolerate it if you don't do that
with
literal HTML (they insert the
All form controls have a form property that is a reference to the form
they are in, so why not:
getData(evt.element().form))
True! I've got so used to working in Prototype, I sometimes forget
about good ol' Dom.
Colin
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2009/1/18, Eric smcdl6...@gmail.com:
Hi kangax, thanks for your reply. I will show you my test case.
Please test it in IE6.
1. The following code is defined in parent window which named
'test1.html'.(note : all script was written within head tag)
script type=text/javascript
I think I found the meta tag, but it still doesn't fix my problem.
Damn IE 8 keeps interpreting JavaScript its own way.
On Jan 18, 8:44 pm, Uros urospo...@gmail.com wrote:
This is what I need!!
Tell me how to make IE8 render page like IE7 please!
On Jan 18, 6:26 pm, joe t.
Hi Manfred,
No worries, glad that helped.
At the moment I have a little problem with the images width.
It seems that IE have a problem with the img attribute width=80px.
You mean the width attribute on an img element? If so, don't put
the px on, that's a CSS thing (since CSS supports other
On my machine, the DOM version takes at least 10 times longer than the
HTML version.
Sorry, forgot to say: On Firefox 3 and IE7, using Windows XP.
(Didn't matter whether Firebug was enabled or not.)
-- T.J. :-)
On Jan 19, 11:18 am, T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com wrote:
Hi Manfred,
T.J,
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Betreff: [Proto-Scripty] Re: new Elemente in ie6 didn't work
Gesendet: Mo 19 Jan 2009 12:19:03 CET
Von: T.J. Crowdert...@crowdersoftware.com
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or of course use CSS in a stylsheet.
We will change to CSS.
When I fixed this problem I will try your
Hi,
oops! Presumably the elements collection is
$(formElement).select('[type=image]');
?
Yes. Or even:
var imageinputs = $(formElement).select('input[type=image]');
...which only returns *input* elements with type=image (as opposed to
any element with type=image) -- just in case in
On Jan 18, 7:43 pm, jmack159 jmack...@hotmail.com wrote:
hello there,
i have a form for a user to add an article to the CMS system. one
section of the form, the user has the ability to attach publications
that are already in the system to the article. one div
(#attachSelect) contains
Could you please say more about this? I use multiple submit buttons
**all** the time. The only submit button that arrives at the form
controller is the one that was pressed. Depending on the value of the
submit button, the form controller takes different action:
form action= method=post
Hi Walter,
Yeah, I was curious about that too. There's no problem with multiple
submits that I'm aware of, perfectly good reasons for doing that, and
using an event handler to simulate built-in behavior seems less than
ideal barring some strong reason for doing it...
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T.J. Crowder
tj /
On Jan 19, 10:58 am, Walter Lee Davis wa...@wdstudio.com wrote:
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form action= method=post
input type=hidden name=user_id value=123 /
input type=text name=name id=name value=Pete /
input type=text name=phone id=phone value=123 456-7890 /
You do have label or
Using thescriptaculous framework, I toughed a problem that I can't
solve by myself. I try to send two variables from HTML code to the
server script. No problem to transfer the first variable ($query). For
the second variable ($media_only) I tried to use the option field. But
I do not succeed and
I guess it depends on the scenario. I've never had a need for multiple
submit buttons. I usually have one Submit or Save button and use
other form elements like check boxes or radio buttons to tell the
script how to process the form. There's a million ways to do anything
on the web, and if it's
Thanks for solution.
There is no memory leaks anymore on IE7 and some leaks disappeared
also on IE6. I think you are on the half way and you should test your
program also on IE6, which is still widely useful browser.
GPDE's Javascript memory leaks detector finds two type of leaks
probably caused
Hi Everybody, new here
I am building an interface for a web app using scriptaculous.
I made a 4x4 grid with some boxes (DIVs) which are draggable and they
all work great...
My probelm: I need to read object position when they are dropped and
reach their final position...(and write them in some
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