Chosen looks really cool. The problem with Chosen is (quoting from the
website):
What browsers are supported?
All modern browsers are support (Firefox, Chrome, Safari and IE9).
Legacy support for IE8 is also enabled.
So, legacy support for the 30% of the general populace using IE8
(and I've
Chosen looks really cool. The problem with Chosen is (quoting from the
website):
What browsers are supported?
All modern browsers are support (Firefox, Chrome, Safari and IE9).
Legacy support for IE8 is also enabled.
So, legacy support for the 30% of the general populace using IE8
(and I've
Hi all
After a long time I have published a new release of mytablegrid,
please review it a give me your feedbacks
http://pabloaravena.info/mytablegrid
Thanks
Pablo
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I'm using eclipse editor and getting some syntax complaints, for example the
following:
From appx. line: 4000
while ( (chunker.exec(), m = chunker.exec(soFar)) !== null ) {
soFar = m[3];
parts.push( m[1] );
if ( m[2] ) {
extra = m[3];
break;
}
}
Complains that the comma after
I have no problem displaying the page in IE7 and 8. But in IE9, these
menus are missing.
Here's the code:
new Insertion.Bottom($(secondaryNav),
MyShop.Extranet.MyChart.secondaryMenuHtml);
new Insertion.Bottom($(primaryNav),
MyShop.Extranet.MyChart.primaryMenuHtml);
new
Your title was semi-colon complaint but your example was that
Eclipse complains about a comma.
If Eclipse is really saying it thinks that comma should be a dot, then
yes, it's an Eclipse issue. The comma operator[1] is perfectly valid
there.
[1] http://es5.github.com/#x11.14
HTH,
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T.J.
What do you figure the odds are that people are going to need to know
more about your code than that? Like, you know, what your page's HTML
looks like, what those strings are you're inserting. Trivial points,
really... ;-)
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Thanks. I started out reporting an issue on a semi-colon, but thought this
was more of an obvious problem (that isn't a problem).
So the semi-colon issue is still there, and I think I can resolve them, but
seems they occur after things like:
Here's an example from event.js
function(value) {
Anything wrong with this:
document.observe('EventQuery:lookup_event#eventSignOnForm',
this.handleGetEventForEdit.bindAsEventListener(this));
Works fine when I throw the event without the #eventSignOnForm, and observe
without the additional hash value. Just not sure if there is something
going
