Hi,
In firefox, explicitOriginalTarget property of blur event gives me the
element of event that caused blur. But in Safari,
explicitOriginalTarget gives null. Is there a way that I can find what
element of event caused the blur in all browsers?
Thanks.
MH.
. The
problem is with, as I've said before, explicitOriginalTarget property.
On Oct 7, 10:23 am, matte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
In firefox, explicitOriginalTarget property of blur event gives me the
element of event that caused blur. But in Safari,
explicitOriginalTarget gives null
I learned that explicitOriginalTarget is a Mozilla specific property:
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/event.explicitOriginalTarget .
Is there any other property or a way that gives me in all browsers
what explicitOriginalTarget gives in Firefox?
On Oct 7, 10:41 am, matte [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi,
I have an application that uses Ajax.Request and its onSuccess event
handler in lots of places.
I need to call a function (that will check the response) before all
these onSuccess events fired. I tried using Ajax.Responders.register
with onComplete event but it fires after Ajax.Request's
13, 10:28 am, matte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi TJ,
Based on your wrap recommendation I have extended prototype (wrapped
Ajax.request.prototype.respondToReadyState function) without modifying
the initialize function and source code of prototype js. Here is the
link to code:http
