It is defined like this:
var GridBuild = function(){};
Object.extend(Object.extend(GridBuild.prototype, GridBase.prototype),
... code cut here ...
{
On Nov 9, 7:30 am, "T.J. Crowder" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > I get an error in prototypejs, "parent.subclasses is undef
Hi,
> I get an error in prototypejs, "parent.subclasses is undefied" (occurs
> at line 99) the code is:
>
> parent.subclasses.push(klass);
>
> Any ideas?
The superclass (parent) must be a class that was defined with
Class.create; from that error, I'm thinking GridBuild is defined
"raw" (or in so
UPDATE!
This works:
var GymnastFind =
Class.create(GridBuild.prototype,
Ajax.Application.Base.prototype,
UserState, {
HEAD: ['MSOID', 'USAG', 'Description', 'DOB'],
initialize: function(container, url) {
this.url = url;
this.container
If I do something like this:
var GymnastFind = Class.create(GridBuild,
Ajax.Application.Base.Prototype, UserState, {
HEAD: ['MSOID', 'USAG', 'Description', 'DOB'],
initialize: function(container, url) {
this.url = url;
this.container = $(container).select('div.grid_contain
Hi Karl,
Class.create accepts a base class and multiple mix-ins[1]. The way
JavaScript's instanceof operator works, you can't create a new class
from two disparate base classes and have the new class be an
"instanceof" both of the base classes, you have to choose one as a
base and mix-in the othe
