Some kind soul out there has created a form unserialize method (below)
that I would like to use. Being a newbie I can't figure out how to do
that.
My first kick at the can was
Object.extend(Form.Methods, Form.Methods.unserialize);
and to use it was:
$(form1).unserialize(form1,data)
but that
On Nov 11, 2:55 pm, Carsten carsten.hae...@straightec.de wrote:
Hi,
I used prototype 1.5.0rc2 and the testing tool Selenium 1.0 in a web
application. When I updated prototype to 1.6.1, everything still works
in FF 3.0, FF 3.5, IE7, IE8, but in IE6 I get strange javascript
error messages:
Hi,
You may try to observe the iframe's onload since after a form
submission, the server is supposed to return a page.
Of course, remember that this event will also be fired on the iframe's
initial loading so you'll have a little extra plumbing to do.
Another possibility would be for the server
Hi Jacopo,
On Nov 12, 4:29 pm, jacoz jacopo.nu...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Eric,
thanks for your suggests!
Well, now I answer all of your questions ;)
- I named Element.ajaxRequest() in that way because by default it
updates the element, but you can change the onSuccess function!
OK, but if you
No modifications are needed to any of the scriptaculous code. The
afterUpdateElement passes the arguments (text, li).to our callback
method, so you can access the contents of li as is, using its
innerHTML property. Sample code is as follows
new Ajax.Autocompleter(inputTextBox, listContainerDIV,
i agree with a lot of Eric's points so far. There are some
interesting, and possibly useful utility methods in this, but there
are others that would needlessly bloat an already fairly bloated
library (don't get me wrong, i still love it). The thing i would point
out for #ajaxRequest is similar to
Hi Joe T.,
well, I've followed your suggests and so (I remember you the link
http://tr.im/EBEP):
- updated Array#compact
- updated Element#ajaxRequest
- added Element#ajaxUpdate
So now you have an empty function when using #ajaxRequest, and the
update function when using #ajaxUpdate!
Is that
Hey all! I have 4 lists on a page, all if which are filled by an
Ajax.Updater call. I want them to be Sortable. I have this code in
my document HEAD:
Event.observe(window, 'load', function() {
new Ajax.Updater('issue_order1', '/inc/modules/issue_order.php?
col=issue_order1', {
I need to distinguish between inside the handler-pressed the button is
pressed by user or by code like this: btnclick (btn).
In the event no difference!
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hi,
Is the best way to loop an effect to just do:
setInterval(function() {
new Effect.pulsate('my_div', {duration: 1})
}, 1000);
?
-patrick
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