I have this arbitrary JSON string:
[[2008-12-28,8],[2008-12-24,1],[2008-12-21,1],[2009-01-04,2],
[2009-01-17,6],[2009-01-11,3],[2009-01-24,3],[2009-01-18,4],
[2009-01-31,4],[2009-02-07,1]]
It is a serialized array from ruby using rail's to_json method.
When I try to deserialize it the dates are
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Hi,
JSON[1] has no concept of dates. Objects, arrays, strings, numbers,
nulls, that's it.
Some JSON parsers (such as json2.js[2]) have the concept of a
reviver object that can pre-process keys and values during the
parsing process (and similarly a replacer object for handling
putting things into
Dear T.J.,
thanks for your hint.
I now use $A($$('img.IcErrorImage')).invoke('hide'); instead of
$A(document.getElementsByClassName('IcErrorImage')).invoke('hide');
Works fine.
But I have an other question, concerning this topic:
I used: var inputControls =
I have this effect wrapped in a timeout:
setTimeout(function(){
var elm = $('frame_index');
elm.morph('left:' + elm.origin);
},300);
I realize I could use the delay: attribute on the effect itself, but
for reasons outside of this discussion, I need to use the Prototype
delay
hi,
you should try
Element.morph.delay(0.3, 'frame_index','left:' + origin)
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 6:34 PM, Walter Lee Davis wa...@wdstudio.comwrote:
I have this effect wrapped in a timeout:
setTimeout(function(){
var elm = $('frame_index');
elm.morph('left:' + elm.origin);
Aha. Thanks!
Walter
On Mar 30, 2010, at 12:38 PM, Guillaume Lepicard wrote:
hi,
you should try
Element.morph.delay(0.3, 'frame_index','left:' + origin)
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 6:34 PM, Walter Lee Davis
wa...@wdstudio.comwrote:
I have this effect wrapped in a timeout:
Hi, what is FokusControls? is it a defined class name? If you want to use
it with $$ syntax, you could go with $$('.FokusControls').
Actually $$() support all CSS2 selectors. You should be able to get CSS2
selector reference at http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/selector.html
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 2:47
