Well U Better Stick 2One Library, Personally i think JQUERY will
satisfy u anyway, It has a lot of features and got amazin'
community .
Otherwise U could stick to Prototype hard codin' =)
Bye
On Sep 5, 12:16 pm, Nelson Hernandez nels...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for the fast response and
Thanks for the fast response and information. I didn't understand how
prototype, jquery, mootools, and dojo were extending javascript
differently, I get it a little better now. Since I have both jquery
and prototype used in my project, i was able to accomplish my task
with the following code so
Hi,
$(document).ready(function(){
$(.bio_button).click(function(event) { //when a user clicks on
Both of those look like jQuery, not Prototype. Prototype's equivalent
of the jQuery ready function is the dom:loaded event[1]:
document.observe('dom:loaded', yourCallbackGoesHere);
