Ok, here's an extremely ugly hack, but it works in IE6/8, Opera,
Chrome, FF3, and Safari: http://pastie.org/915231
It also doesn't load the entire mp3 file before playing it like the
old bgsound version did. I'm not too familiar with the object and
embed tags so there's probably more junk in
If I understand well, what you're asking for is pretty close to what you
suggested in your original post:
hashToBeTested.each(function(pair){
if(valueToTest==pair.value){
hashToBeTested.unset(pair.key);
}
}
Christophe
Le 10 avr. 2010 à 12:36, chrysanthe m a écrit :
Hi, again
Sorry
Hi,
Instead of moving the wiki content to official prototype's page,
couldn't we just rename it as Official Wiki and link it from the
prototypejs homepage?
This would allows more peoples to find the content while still let
them add/edit content if they wish it.
The howtos (and some of the tips)
Could you post a use example?
In this case, I usualy create a simple class not derived from Element
and a maker function to extend DOM elements with this class
prototype.
I am not sure at all it is the best approach but it works and is
relatively easy to maintain.
It looks like this (untested)
Hi,
I didn't find a method for clearing the content of an HTML element
*and* which from its name clearly indicates this action.
I formerly used $(myContainer).update() for clearing the element's
content, i.e. calling the update method with no arguments. But I
prefer a readable alias like
Hi there,
is there a cross-browser function for retrieving the text content of
an element?
If I have an element like
span id=test4711/span
I get the number 4711 in IE with $(test).innerText and in FF with $
(test).textContent - does Prototype provide a browser-independent
abstraction for this?
Hi,
I get the number 4711 in IE with $(test).innerText and in FF with $
(test).textContent - does Prototype provide a browser-independent
abstraction for this?
Hopefully you get the *string* 4711 rather than the number 4711
(unless you parse it). :-)
`innerHTML` works on all major browsers.
Hi TJ,
I get the number 4711 in IE with $(test).innerText and in FF with $
(test).textContent - does Prototype provide a browser-independent
abstraction for this?
Hopefully you get the *string* 4711 rather than the number 4711
(unless you parse it). :-)
You are right, in a posting every
Admittedly, there are methods in Prototype (and any library) which are
not perfectly intuitive because they can serve multiple purposes for
the sake of condensing code.
i personally see the update() method as suitable. When there's an
argument, you're updating with the content in the argument.
If i setup an html link element to be observed, and then i
subsequently remove the html element without calling stopObserving(),
does that remove the observer? or does it create a leak of some sort?
Ex:
$('logo').observe('click', function (e) {
e.stop();
});
// remove the html element
If you really want to
propose the alias to the core, though, join the Prototype Core group
and toss it out there, see if it sticks.
Or file an enhancement request:
http://prototype.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8886/home
But I'm with Joe on this (FWIW), I think just #update is clear enough
that
Hi,
On Apr 13, 5:24 am, Gregory Nicholas faction.greg...@gmail.com
wrote:
If i setup an html link element to be observed, and then i
subsequently remove the html element without calling stopObserving(),
does that remove the observer? or does it create a leak of some sort?
It leaves the
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