Hi,
I'm creating a visual tree structure in which every item can have
multiple childs. In the following code the parent item adds one child
to itself. But for some reason the child adds itself as a child of its
own in an infinite loop:
- CODE --
var Item = Class.create({
Hi,
The problem is that your `childs` property is shared by all of your
instances, it's not specific to each instance. You have the same
problem that the OP has in this question from just a few days ago, so
see that thread for the details of why:
Hi,
Provided the code is in the order you're showing it and you don't
assign some other value to `discardAll` later, that should work;
here's a stand-alone example (not using Lightview, but using custom
events):
http://jsbin.com/awiqi4
Somewhat off-topic, but unless you have a good reason to do
On 9 December 2010 09:27, T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com wrote:
Hi,
The problem is that your `childs` property is shared by all of your
instances, it's not specific to each instance. You have the same
problem that the OP has in this question from just a few days ago, so
see that
Hi, i am rather new to autocomplete and i have run across a problem.
Ive tried google but the mass of information is intimidating.
My probem is that i want to the dropdownlist from the auocompletion to
display more information than what will actualy be submitted to the
field.
i have a list of
Take a look at the 'informal' option in the Wiki. If you code your
drop-down with span class=informal wrapping the parts you don't
want submitted, then you will get precisely what you're asking for.
Walter
On Dec 9, 2010, at 7:58 AM, Lincarte wrote:
My probem is that i want to the
Thank You Walter, using the infromation you gave me i was able to
perform better google searches myself.
The problem however is still usolved.
I forgot to mention that i am working with Lotus Notes Domino Designer
and i adding the informal attribute in the view removed the section
entierly. am i
What I see on the Wiki is the following:
If you wish to display additional information in the autocomplete
dropdown that you don’t want inserted into the field when you choose
an item, surround it in a span (could work with others but not
tested) with the class of “informal”.
For
