Hey Everyone,
I'm working on a project that swaps out text nodes. I need to
save a reference to the new text node with the existing node. In FF I
am able to set custom properties no problem, IE however throws an
error of Object does not support this property or method. I was
thinking I
This trac report seems to mirror the problem I am seeing. Raised 2
years ago, updated 1 year ago - not resolved. Any idea why this
hasn't made it into the live version?
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/8356
On Jan 5, 2:29 pm, astilla ajb...@googlemail.com wrote:
I didn't have any replies to
I didn't have any replies to this since posting it and hope someone
can help as I still have the issue.
I have created a test page that shows the issue - details on the
problem are both on the test page and in the original email (below).
http://www.astilla.co.uk/temp/draggabledemo/
Many
Hi everyone. I think I found the issue and so I'm replying to my own
question in case someone else has the same issue. Turns out that some
of our IE6 users didn't have all of the latest patches from Microsoft
including one that fixed jscript.dll. Found this page that was very
helpful -
Because Firebug has to open its timer and log every function call, it
will appear that 30% of your execution time is emptyFunction. However,
it is actually Firebug trying to log something and taking longer than
the function itself.
You will find that disabling Firebug will make your app run much
On Jan 5, 11:23 am, Matt Foster mattfoste...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Everyone,
I'm working on a project that swaps out text nodes. I need to
save a reference to the new text node with the existing node. In FF I
am able to set custom properties no problem, IE however throws an
error
Hi,
I have a nested unordered list that I'm using as a side nav for
categories that have a tree structure, and I've successfully gotten
Effect.toggle(slide... to work in FF, Safari, Chrome, but it's not
working in IE (6|7) and I can't see why.
Clicking on one of the categories that has children
Hey all-
I know this has been covered before, but all of he fixes I've found
don't seem to be working for me. OF course the issue is with IE...
I'm implementing a simple fadeIn/fadeOut using prototype's
setOpacity. In IE7, the text changes format during the fades. One
fix I've seen is to
when I try the following code I get an error in IE7:
someVar = mySelect.options[mySelect.slectedIndex].readAttribute('rel')
It causes the 'Object doesn't support this property or method' error.
It only seems to happen when I run it on an option tag. Is there
another way to get the 'rel'
You were on the right track here, but your parentheses slipped off the
tracks. What's happening is you are double-extending the
Event.element(event) -- it's already extended -- but then using a
vanilla DOM accessor to get the parentNode, and in IE, that's not
being extended.
You could
On Jan 6, 6:01 am, kidbrax braxton.be...@gmail.com wrote:
when I try the following code I get an error in IE7:
someVar = mySelect.options[mySelect.slectedIndex].readAttribute('rel')
The rel attribute is not valid for option elements, it is valid for A
and LINK elements.
It causes the
Im looking for ideas on how to implement a pull down menu that uses a
scroll bar. There are about 30 items in a list and I only want to
show 5 of them at a time. Anyone have any advice on how I would start
this?
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