I hope I haven't asked this before!! OK, so if have a name string like
this:
var name = 'somename' + x// assuming x = 1
and some value = '1234'
I need the object:
{ somename1: '1234' }
But I can't figure out how to get here. Please help.
Karl..
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OK, I figured it out. Here is my solution, and ultimately I need an Object,
as you can see I'm extending args in the end, so is there a way to avoid
creating the hash, then casting the hash to an object?
var idx = itt + 1;
var name = 'p_Value' + idx.toString();
var idx = itt + 1;
var name = 'p_Value' + idx.toString();
var h = {};
h[name] = names[itt];
On Jul 9, 2011 4:24 AM, kstubs kst...@gmail.com wrote:
OK, I figured it out. Here is my solution, and ultimately I need an
Object,
as you can see I'm extending args in the end, so is there a
My first attempt to use HTML 5's onPopState isn't working. I did:
$$('body')[0].on('popstate', Raptor.makeWrapper(function(event) {
console.log('popped');
}));
I've tried a few different capitalizations but, so far, it isn't logging the
'popped' message.
Any suggestions on how to
Wow, you just have to love Javascript, so flexible sometimes! What an
amazing language, I tell ya.
Thanks for that shortcut ilandril!
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This isn't using prototype but works:
window.onpopstate = function (even) { ... };
new Event.Handler(element, ...) requires element be an element. window
doesn't work. Not a big deal. I'm using Firefox 5. I don't know (yet) how
portable the above is going to be.
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Is there a clever way to ignore all other keystrokes, like arrow keys and
only responsd to keycodes ranging from a-z and 0-9? I guess another valid
keystroke would be SHIFT+a-z. So something like:
onKeyUp: function(e) {
// if not valid keystroke event
return;
// otherwise, do the
I have something like this:
tr.on('mouseenter',thiz.Mousing.bindAsEventListener(thiz));
tr.on('mouseleave',thiz.Mousing.bindAsEventListener(thiz));
This table is built frequently (every few keystrokes by the user) so I need
to setup the mouseenter and mouseleave event
