Hi,
> Any suggestions? Is this possible/doable?
Unfortunately, as far as I can tell on a few minutes' effort, TinyURL
doesn't support cross-origin resource sharing (CORS)[1], and so while
you could do this with Ajax.Request[2]:
new Ajax.Request("http://tinyurl.com/api-create.php?url=http://
I'm new to Prototype and script.aculo.us and I have this code in my
view that makes a link move left onmouseover and back right
onmouseout. I have had the same problem as others where it executes
the onmouseout event even if onmouseover hasn't finished so I wanted
to put this in my application.js f
Hey all,
I'm relatively new to prototype.js and I'm attempting to figure out
the ajax.response() function. I'd like to build a little function
that achieves the same as PHP's file_get_contents() but using
Javascript. Specifically I'd like to be able to take advantage of
TinyURL's open API:
http
On 6 avr, 17:46, Alex Wallace wrote:
> In general I would simplify things a bit:
>
> * the two selectors ($$) are pretty lengthy- could they be optimized,
I thought the more precise I'll be, the fastest it would be for
Prototype to find.
> Also, try doing those selectors beforehand and cachin
Hi again,
I understand what you want, but the problem this time is that you
are dealing with several elements.
When calling invoke, it is just as if you were looping on each item of your
Enumerable and calling the invoked method for each of them, with all
parameters - that is to say with afterFini
In general I would simplify things a bit:
* the two selectors ($$) are pretty lengthy- could they be optimized,
perhaps the lines could be found by adding a class name to the tables and
then using getElementsByTagName("tr")? Also, try doing those selectors
beforehand and caching the values somewh
Hi,
> Use cases for dom:loaded VERSUS window.load are out of question,
> right?
Oh, absolutely. There's a big difference between those two. :-)
> Btw. Is it possible to remove img-Tags on dom:loaded, so that the
> images aren't loaded?
I'd recommend posting that question as a new, separate thre
Hi everyone,
I'm brand new to Prototype JS.
I just made use of it to create a basic function which can filter
table lines (show/hide) according to a column text search.
My first impression is that IE is dozens times slower than FF for this
thing.
As I'm new to Prototype, and that my code doesn't
Hi,
yes you are. I already had the problem described.
In fact, the following works fine:
Fade
Appear
All elements of the class solution fade and appear at the same time,
not one after another.
Now I want to do the following using a function:
1. fade all elements of the class solution s
Hi,
i created some sortable lists. Now I'm getting the error "element is
null" in line 599 of the original dragdrop.js when a item from one
list ist dropped into another. When I release the mouse button nothing
happens. When I click it again the item droppes where it should drop.
The code around
You asked: "What's the use case? Between dom:loaded and window.load,
is there
really any need for body.load?"
No, there's none. And it seems, that there ist an onLoad attribute for
the body HTML-tag as there is an onLoad attribute for each HTML
element in valid XHTML, but there is no onload event
Hi,
I guess that you want to fade all items with class solution (you are missing
the dot class prefix) and on the afterFinish, you want to run a function
that has as third parameter a callback function ? Because the way you had
wrote it meant that your owned function *search* returned a function to
Thanks a lot! I used Guillaume's version and it works fine!
If you are able to solve my following problem regarding the same
matter, you are my hero.
I want to realize the same functionality, however with all elements of
the class "solution". I read about "invoke" but I am not really sure
regardi
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