Hi, I'm trying to return value from onSuccess I saw somes posts but it
doesn't help me.
this is my code:
function nick(nano){
var respuesta = ;
var parametros=nickk=+encodeURIComponent(nano);
new Ajax.Request('chat.php',{
method: 'GET',
parameters: parametros,
onSuccess:
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 1:47 PM, Rhiq ndba...@gmail.com wrote:
I obviously don't get the way up() works. Using the generated HTML
below:
tr class=sd_type ChildOfClass10 ChildOfCat8 open id=type-18
[snip]
/tr
[snip]
tr id=part-47 class=sd_part ChildOfType18 ChildOfClass10
ChildOfCat8
[snip]
Hi,
The problem with your `nick` function is that it expects to be able to
return a value it's gotten from the server, but the call to the server
is *asynchronous* -- your function returns before the call completes,
and so your function always returns .
You _could_ make the ajax call synchronous
I did see this strange behavior on a couple of computers (same code of
course working nicely on other computers).
My fix was to stop using scriptaculous.js and include directly all
scriptaculous modules I needed (in your case, effects.js should be
enough).
However, unless you need your site to
Hi
On Aug 15, 5:12 pm, Blaine blaine.simp...@admc.com wrote:
The way you suggest how to hand the sort gesture is how I implemented
it first. The result is terrible because the th click and drag
...
Why do you have a a in your th?
You could use the mouseup of the th.
In order to avoid
Hi all.
This is my first post here and I want to compliment everyone for the
good job everyone is doing here.
I´m having an issue with IE and flash.
when using Scriptaculous Ajax.Updater to a div, the content that has
some swf in it, loads normally (actually very) well in every browser.
But
I was using the innerHTML method to produce a table of forms. I had
to change to the DOM element method because I couldn't address the
form elements created by the innerHTML method and the whole purpose
was to be able to submit another ajax request with data from the
forms. Should the form
I have the following html code in my page
li style=display: none; id=show_user class=basic_link
a href=/admin/users/4c6a275ea326cb01f401?locale=enShow
User/a
/li
I would like to modify the id part of the href
(4c6a275ea326cb01f401)
between the '/admin/users/' string and the
The fact remains that IE7 does not instantiate the class
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On Aug 18, 2010, at 11:51 AM, Erwin wrote:
I have the following html code in my page
li style=display: none; id=show_user class=basic_link
a href=/admin/users/4c6a275ea326cb01f401?locale=enShow
User/a
/li
I would like to modify the id part of the href
(4c6a275ea326cb01f401)
On 18 Ago, 16:51, Erwin yves_duf...@mac.com wrote:
I have the following html code in my page
li style=display: none; id=show_user class=basic_link
a href=/admin/users/4c6a275ea326cb01f401?locale=enShow
User/a
/li
I would like to modify the id part of the href
you might find this regular expression useful:
var myRegExp = /(^.*?)([^\/]*)\?(.*$)/;
var match = myRegExp.exec(link.href.toString());
alert(match[1] + '\n' + match[2] + '\n' + match[3]);
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Re. the click drag, I'm mulling over different options. As I said
previously, I don't like it that the user gets no feedback until they
start the drag motion. Since you indicate that several users have no
problem with that, I'll probably end up doing it that way. Very
useful information that
Hi,
Should the form elements of an innerHTML assignment be
addressable after its insertion?
Yes, but there are browser bugs around both forms and tables (mostly
but not entirely IE bugs). The good news is that Prototype includes
workarounds for them, so if you use Element#update rather than
Hi,
The problem is that you have a dangling comma at the end of your
object literal (after the definition of the `srotola` function). IE
considers dangling commas fatal parsing errors; most other browsers
have no problem with them. Here's are two examples of dangling commas:
var obj = {
thanks a lot , will keep it in my PrototypeTricks folder
On 18 août, 19:27, Dave Kibble davekib...@gmail.com wrote:
you might find this regular expression useful:
var myRegExp = /(^.*?)([^\/]*)\?(.*$)/;
var match = myRegExp.exec(link.href.toString());
alert(match[1] + '\n' + match[2] + '\n'
Thanks a lot, unfortunately the is number is not a static value ..
this is why I want to modify it when user selects a checkbox in a list
On 18 août, 19:00, greeny netpl...@gmail.com wrote:
On 18 Ago, 16:51, Erwin yves_duf...@mac.com wrote:
I have the following html code in my page
li
Thanks a lot, I am using RoR, but now (Rails 3) requires people to get
a better knowledge of js... I'll need to work on it
On 18 août, 18:21, Walter Lee Davis wa...@wdstudio.com wrote:
On Aug 18, 2010, at 11:51 AM, Erwin wrote:
I have the following html code in my page
li style=display:
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