On Mar 10, 2011, at 2:25 AM, T.J. Crowder wrote:
What you can do in those functions is severely limited by modern
browsers (for all the good reasons you can think of). You can't open
new windows, do alerts/confirms
Thanks. This is the part I was remembering -- someone wanted an Are
You
I am new to prototype JS library feature.
I want to implement ajax upload feature in my web application. For
that,
1) I wrote a servlet which copies the file to a particular folder in
server.
2) HTML form, I have a upload control and a Button which fires an ajax
request. Below is the code on the
Hi,
I'm using the following statement in Prototype 1.6.1 to hide an image:
$('MyContainerId').select('img[src=images/icons16/
btn_add.gif]').invoke('hide');
but after updating to 1.7 the select statement returns [] instead if
the image object.
Is this a problem of 1.7 or have I used the select
Hi,
My suspicion is if you change your selector to use $= rather than =
(e.g., 'img[src$=images/icons16/btn_add.gif]'), it'll start working
again. The $= operator looks for an attribute _ending_ in the given
string rather than _equalling_ it.[1]
I haven't looked into it, but my guess offhand is
Hi,
Sorry, that list should have been:
Using 1.6.1 and =, works: http://jsbin.com/ewire5/
Using 1.7 and =, doesn't work: http://jsbin.com/ewire5/2
Using 1.7 and $=, works: http://jsbin.com/ewire5/3
I'm sure everyone figured that out.
And this may be of interest: http://jsbin.com/ewire5/4
My
On Mar 10, 2011, at 9:00 AM, Keith wrote:
I am new to prototype JS library feature.
I want to implement ajax upload feature in my web application. For
that,
1) I wrote a servlet which copies the file to a particular folder in
server.
2) HTML form, I have a upload control and a Button which
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Jonathan
On Mar 8, 9:55 am, Jonathan Rosenberg j...@tabbysplace.org wrote:
I am using Effect.blindUp like so:
Effect.BlindUp('linda', {duration: 4, scaleTo: 50,
scaleContent: false, scaleMode: 'box' });
I was hoping the div would be visible at 50% when done, but it
The final step in any of the hiding Effects is to use Prototype
hide() on the event, removing it from view with display:none. You
might want to try Effect.Morph instead.
Walter
On Mar 10, 2011, at 11:04 AM, Hook wrote:
No one ...
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Jonathan
On Mar 8, 9:55 am, Jonathan Rosenberg
One note on TJ's post, hopefully helpful:
You cannot CANCEL the unload event. If i understand them correctly,
load and unload are the only native events that can't be canceled from
scripts. You can perform other actions, but unload means the browser
has been committed to unloading that page,
Thanks for the explanation.
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JR
On Mar 10, 2011 12:52 PM, Walter Lee Davis wa...@wdstudio.com wrote:
The final step in any of the hiding Effects is to use Prototype
hide() on the event, removing it from view with display:none. You
might want to try Effect.Morph instead.
Walter
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