You can highlight matched characters while creating response on the server
side like in this sample:
optionspan class=\informal\This will not pass into
answer/spanbHighlighted part/bNot highlighted part/option
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On Aug 25, 3:50 am, Victor vkhomyac...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Andrew!
Great to see that someone from developers still reading this list. You
didn't cleared the situation about lighthouse bug tracker and code patches.
Will someone somehow react to the bug messages, questions about code,
Also why you cannot override some method? It is simple like
Ajax.MyAutocompleter = Class.create(Ajax.Autocompleter, {
onComplete: function($super, request) {
$super(request);
}
});
or you want to replace existing method in existing class?
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I think it should look like
var base = Class.create({
iterations: 0,
initialize: function(item) {
this.iterations++;
//this.collection = [];
this.collection.push(item);
console.log('Iterations: %s, Number items in Collection: %s',
this.iterations,
Fine. Here is a list of my Prototype tickets (not counting tickets for
Prototype documentation):
1269https://prototype.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8886/tickets/1269-eventjs-bug-in-issimulatedmouseenterleaveeventnew
event.js
- bug in
Hmm, ok I'll try that. How do you avoid base.prototype similar issues to
what I've just experienced? I about panicked, I am developing a fairly
large chart stock application and when things started to go south, I found
this issue.
Karl..
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It's kinda feature, not issue ;) You expect that method references in
base.prototype will be visible in child classes, and array reference behaves
similarly.
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Hi,
My Test Code:
var base = Class.create({
collection: [],
itterations:0,
initialize: function() {
this.itterations++;
this.collection.push(this.itterations);
console.log('Itterations: %s, Number items in Collection: %s',
this.itterations,
OK, I'm thinking this all makes sense! No I get it.. and I do recall
reading something like this a long time ago, it just didn't register then
Thank you Victor, thank you T.J. for code examples and excellent
explanations.
Karl..
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I'm sorry, Victor. I'll make sure these get addressed before the next
release.
Cheers,
Andrew
On Sep 1, 2:10 am, Victor vkhomyac...@gmail.com wrote:
Fine. Here is a list of my Prototype tickets (not counting tickets for
Prototype documentation):
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