According to the Prototype documentation concerning the class method
Element.setStyle, the method takes "a hash of property-value pairs" as
the parameter. And, indeed, the following works as expected ...
$( 'elm_01' ).setStyle({height: '200px'});
so why doesn't the following work ...
var hshElmH = $H({height: '200px'});
$( 'elm_01' ).setStyle ( hshElmH );
The console reports no errors, the script does not error out, but the
height of the element remains unchanged. The variable hshElmH is set
to an object, whose value is: height="200px". Or alternatively, how
does one set the height (or perhaps any style attribute) to a value
that comes from a calculation; the Hash can be constructed from
calculated values, how does one pass calculated values to the setStyle
method?
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