2 things, i advice you to add the global css rule
table {border-collapse: collapse}
and to insert your rows into table/tbody element
tabletbody id='test'/tbody/table
this would make it work for FF and IE
on the other hand, if you are building dom elements on the fly, why
not take a look at
When an user tries to send AJAX requests simultaneously from multiple
browser tabs, one request gets completed and the page loads but the
other AJAX calls are preempted. As a result of which the response is
empty for the other calls. Only one call survives. In my application
using struts 2.0, JSP
Hi all,
I have an RoR app in which Im using Effect.toggle('id', 'slide') to
show and hide a div.
However, the actual effect of sliding does not show (neither do
'blind' or 'appear'). Instead, there is a delay (of approximately the
time that the effect might take) and the div is just displayed
2009/4/21 NN nitu.nived...@gmail.com:
When an user tries to send AJAX requests simultaneously from multiple
browser tabs, one request gets completed and the page loads but the
other AJAX calls are preempted. As a result of which the response is
empty for the other calls. Only one call
@Mona:
Good catch!
@nroose:
Expanding slightly on what Mona was saying, TR is not longer a valid
child element of TABLE in modern doc types, you must have a TBODY (or
a THEAD or TFOOT) in between. Most browsers will helpfully insert one
for you if you leave it out of your markup, but that
I'm not sure what the issue might be under Struts, but in PHP, you
have to make sure that your sessions are closed immediately when
trying to run multiple requests like this. I ran into something that
sounds exactly as you describe a year and change ago, and making sure
that the session
On Apr 12, 2:20 am, kstubs kst...@gmail.com wrote:
So quickly I go from I got it, to scratching my head and I don't
got it but, I have made your changes and it works! I guess then
I only need to _bind_ in the case where I define my function for my
timer and in my Event _observe_
When I add onEnterEditMode to Ajax.InPlaceEditor, it seems to function
as I would expect, but in the Firefox version 3.0.8 Error Console on
Mac Leopard, I get destination is undefined for Line 108 in
prototype.js version 1.6.0.3 bundled with script.aculo.us version
1.8.2.
Came across this page:
http://blog.arc90.com/2008/06/an_easy_way_to_implement.php
This function would make a nice utility function to include in
Prototype, call it $N.
So, $N('first.second.third.request) = New Ajax.Request(...
$N Would make sure that each level of the namespace exists then
Here's the working code: http://pastie.org/454045
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On Apr 22, 9:57 am, disccomp discc...@gmail.com wrote:
Here's the working code:http://pastie.org/454045
OK, here it is:
| $N = function(ns){
*Always* declare variables. I can't see why you don't use:
function $N(ns) {
or, because I dislike the use of $ in variable names:
function
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