Hello together,
I used prototype to create a website.
One part for prototype is to delete a table and create it new.
Here the sourcecode:
// Wenn die Unterliste existiert,
// wird sie beim nächsten Mausklick gelöscht.
var tableLoeschen = document.getElementById('galleryTable');
Hi,
(FWIW: Descriptive subjects rather than Help me with this will tend
to be more useful.)
I think I must be misunderstanding the purpose of your script: Labels
aren't submitted when you submit a form, focussed or otherwise.
Labels are a means of connecting descriptive text with form
I`m using this script for my wordpress comments form. Here`s the form:
form name=comform action=# method=post id=commentform
div class=input
p
label for=commentType your comment here.../label
textarea name=comment id=comment rows=8 cols=10 class= /
textarea
/p
/div
div class=input
p
Hi,
At the moment i can`t give you an example of a page, because i haven`t
uploaded my skin or wordpress to my host.
It doesn't take long to dash off a quick 30-line standalone page to
demonstrate a problem when you're asking for help.
Basically, i need the url label to be hidden or cleared
I`ve managed to solve the problem a few moments ago...
Here's the final code if someone else wants to run it plus the form :
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if (Object.isUndefined(Axent)) { var Axent = { } }
Axent.SelfLabeledInput = Class.create({
This is what I need!!
Tell me how to make IE8 render page like IE7 please!
On Jan 18, 6:26 pm, joe t. thooke...@gmail.com wrote:
IE8 also has some rendering issues with overflow, particularly when
combined with max-height rules. Since it's still beta, we can hope for
a fix, but Javascript may
I used http://raphaeljs.com/.
A good SVG wrapper.
Try it.
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Hello,
I am told that the input type=image element is not part of the
formElementObject.elements collection.
I was hoping to have 4 images from which the user would select one and
then when the form is submitted info re the selected image could be
passed to a function.
Is it possible to use
On Jan 18, 2:55 pm, geoffcox g...@freeuk.com wrote:
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Is it possible to use prototype to do this?
Yes, although querying those elements will be slower than using
`elements` collection:
$(formElement).select('[type=image]');
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Kangax
do you mean that prototype can deal with input type=image though?
Cheers
Geoff
On Jan 19, 2:23 am, kangax kan...@gmail.com wrote:
On Jan 18, 2:55 pm, geoffcox g...@freeuk.com wrote:
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Is it possible to use prototype to do this?
Yes, although querying those elements will be
On Jan 19, 1:53 am, geoffcox g...@freeuk.com wrote:
Kangax
do you mean that prototype can deal with input type=image though?
What happened to the snippet I just gave you?
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