[Proto-Scripty] SSL and Ajax.updater
Please pardon if this is a duplicate, but after 24 hours it had not come
back to my mailbox
If I load a page using https and then update a div using Ajax.updater,
is this transaction also encrypted if I use relative addressing, eg: no
https://
url = 'profile.php';
new Ajax.Updater('replyPane',url ); // get the requested message
or do I need to use the complete URL including the protocol ?
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Re: [Proto-Scripty] SSL and Ajax.updater
anything relative to the page without a protocol inherits the protocol and the
URL iirc ...
To test .. use firebug and make an ajax request on the page and see what the
url ends up as..
HTH
Alex Mcauley
http://www.thevacancymarket.com
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Please pardon if this is a duplicate, but after 24 hours it had not come back
to my mailbox
If I load a page using https and then update a div using Ajax.updater, is
this transaction also encrypted if I use relative addressing, eg: no https://
url = 'profile.php';
new Ajax.Updater('replyPane',url ); // get the requested message
or do I need to use the complete URL including the protocol ?
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Re: [Proto-Scripty] SSL and Ajax.updater
On 2/4/2010 7:48 AM, Alex McAuley wrote:
anything relative to the page without a protocol inherits the protocol
and the URL iirc ...
To test .. use firebug and make an ajax request on the page and see
what the url ends up as..
HTH
thanks, I have firebug but don't know how to see the url.
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[Proto-Scripty] groups question
I am not receiving my messages back when I send them - I went to the
google groups page for this group but could not find a way to set that.
Any hints.
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Re: [Proto-Scripty] SSL and Ajax.updater
Open firebug, click the console tab and u see the URLS when the request is
made!..
Alex Mcauley
http://www.thevacancymarket.com
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Subject: Re: [Proto-Scripty] SSL and Ajax.updater
On 2/4/2010 7:48 AM, Alex McAuley wrote:
anything relative to the page without a protocol inherits the protocol and
the URL iirc ...
To test .. use firebug and make an ajax request on the page and see what
the url ends up as..
HTH
thanks, I have firebug but don't know how to see the url.
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[Proto-Scripty] Singleton Class
Hi All,
Have spent the last hour looking for a singleton class in prototype,
with not a large amount of luck.
Found a reasonable attempt by Jim Higgson at
http://jimhigson.blogspot.com/2009/01/prototype-singleton-classes.html
but didn't like the fact that if you called new again it threw an
exception. To my mind, calling new should simply return the instance. I
realise that this goes against the normal singleton design pattern which
should be used with getInstance() rather than new, but as we can't make
'new' private as we would in other languages I felt that 'new' was the
logical function to make sure it got the singleton instance (i.e. it is
more likely to be used by others to create an object in Javascript and
with no compile to warn you until runtime, it should 'just work').
To make it work like that I have used the following code. Comments on
anything that you don't like, or that might cause an issue would be
appreciated.
var STUser = Class.create(
{
initialize: function() {
if (!STUser._instance) {
this.getInstance(); // Actual instance contructor, sets up
variables etc.
}
return this;
},
getInstance: function() {
this._timePeriod = 120;
},
getTimePeriod: function() {
return STUser._instance._timePeriod;
},
setTimePeriod: function(timePeriod) {
STUser._instance._timePeriod = timePeriod;
}
});
STUser._instance = new STUser();
Tested with the following code...
var user = new STUser();
alert(User 1 Time = + user.getTimePeriod());
user.setTimePeriod(100);
alert(User 1 Time = + user.getTimePeriod());
var user2 = new STUser();
alert(User 2 Time = + user2.getTimePeriod());
Which worked as advertised,
Appreciate any feedback, and wonder if I missed something out of
prototype as was surprised there wasn't (or I couldn't find) a singleton
pattern.
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[Proto-Scripty] How would you check if a function is defined using prototype
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[Proto-Scripty] Created elements work properly in Firefox, but not IE7. Why?
Hello,
I ran into a problem when creating some new elements. I'm sure the
problem is mine, but I can't figure out the mistake I made. Hopefully
someone here can point out my error.
Using Prototype 1.6.0.2, I created and inserted two new elements into
a page.
popup_wrapper = new Element('div', {
id: 'logout_warning_popup',
style: 'position:relative;'
confirmation_button = new Element('input', {
type: 'button',
value: 'Ok',
onclick: window.alert('button
clicked');
popup_wrapper.insert(confirmation_button);
$('content').insert(popup_wrapper);
Very simple. In both IE7 and Firefox (3.5.7), the box and button
appeared correctly on the page. When I clicked on the Ok input in
Firefox, I received the 'button clicked' alert box. But when I clicked
the box in IE7, I got no alert box at all. And no indication that a js
error had occurred.
My first thought was that there might be a HTML syntax error that was
causing the IE problem. So I copied the HTML created by the above code
and made it a static part of the page. Now the button worked properly
in both IE and FF.
So there's something wrong in my creation of the elements that is
preventing the onclick event from firing, and I'm not sure what that
is. Any advice?
Thanks,
Ian
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[Proto-Scripty] Re: How would you check if a function is defined using prototype
Hi,
If the function is expected as a property of some object (including
`window`), then I'd probably do this:
if (typeof obj.functionName == 'function')
So for instance:
if (typeof window.globalEval == 'function')
If you need to check whether a function is defined in the current
scope and not on a property (so, on the current variable object or one
of the others in the scope chain), I'd probably be a bit more
defensive:
var defined = false;
try {
defined = typeof functionName == 'function';
}
catch (e) {
}
Prototype also adds a function to `Object` that does the check:
if (Object.isFunction(window.globalEval))
...which is just a shorthand way of doing the typeof.
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How would you check if a function is defined using prototype
Thanks,
RK.
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