$F() gets the *value* of the form element (i.e. a dropdown's value, the
text in a text box, etc.)
$() just gets the DOM element itself (so would return the dropdown, the
text box, etc. respectively).
[so also, using $F() on a non-form element is fairly pointless]
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Though I consider javascript/prototype to be one of my weaker web app skills
(which is why I like Prototype in the first place), I feel compelled to add to
this discussion in that:
While I certainly agree with the Use Case that you are describing (and the one
referenced in the response) I
Um,... I am pretty sure if you see that a checkbox is checked then it is
checked. You gotta suspect your validation code ('cause it sounds like
your validation code is checking a group of checkboxes to make sure that
at least one is checked).
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It seems to me that there is a comment somewhere that you need to put a
container div within the div you are applying the effect to. i.e.
div
div
... all of your stuff ...
/div
/div
Sorry I do not have time to find the original documentation and/or
confirm but I am pretty sure I have come
Ok, well that is all I got. I did notice that you had an unordered list
outside of the div. Until you find the actual problem, I highly suggest
putting everything inside the container. Good luck.
div style=overflow: visible;
div
div class=action_plan heading_container
h3 class=title
Plan
img
(the dreaded MS Outlook). I mainly suspect the
server side because I am getting other RSS subscriptions.
Rick Wellman
Applications Programmer
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I am guessing that one of two things is true (maybe a little of both):
1) Though this is the correct forum, no response would mean that no one who
reads this knows of boiler plate code.
2) I cannot imagine this is terribly different from code you've done before
with small modifications. Is
Um, maybe I'm whack, but...
Doesn't an AJAX request need an HTTP server? Am I correct in
understanding that you are just trying to distribute files/static
content?
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From: prototype-scriptaculous@googlegroups.com
[mailto:prototype-scriptacul...@googlegroups.com] On
I've only partially followed this thread so apologies if this was
suggested/shotdown.
Can you wrap it with a well-formed HTML element? i.e. div (most likely) and
remove it with javascript/prototype?
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Sorry for this short reply which may not even be correct but...
Usually the port number is considered part of the URL from the server
session viewpoint so if you're trying to go back to a different port
than the rest of your app uses, that could be a problem. [I may have
butchered this
I'm pretty sure Ralph's suggestion will work. I prefer to write this in a way
which will hopefully highlight the potential bug to a less-experienced
maintenance developer after I have moved onto a 6-digit consulting career that
I run two-hours a day from the Bahamas (boy, sure hope my idea
Oops, already made a mistake; Make that:
var cmd = $('masinfo' + id + ).show();
setTimeout(cmd,500,id);
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To:
This is weird... when FF renders this HTML for me it is putting the divs
inside each other like the following. I have never seen this behavior
before (but explains why the code is working like it is):
div id=OUT
div class=out out1
div class=out out2
Glad you got it working but FWIW,
Your understanding of the queues seems to be ok but something must be lost in
the translation... is the Appear beginning *before* the Fade finishes if you
use the queue? Your original message states that it Fades (and I read that to
mean that the Fade
Is it just me,... I don't understand what you're even asking/trying to
accomplish?
What kind of DOM object are you hoping to create? Call it a potayto, or a
potahto but any element you insert the HTML into is a wrapper.
Apologies if this seems terse but I truly do not understand your
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