Hi guys,
I am using the ASP.NET class DataContractJsonSerializer to transfer
information via the Prototype Ajax.Request and the server. Generally
this is working fantastically, however there is one problem, and I am
unsure whether it is something that I am doing wrong, or whether it is
something
2008/9/10 Lighthouse [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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John-David Dalton updated this ticket at September 10, 2008 21:13
*no worries ya thats the trunk (its going through some reorganization but the
fix should be in the
Since an autocompleter is just an object, then you can just store it
in a variable.
So when the checkbox is unchecked, you can just set the variable to
null and when it's checked again call the code to recreate the
checkbox over. This would be my basic approach but you'd have a few
issues with
2008/9/11 T.J. Crowder [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey Richard,
This is one of those rare situations where you're probably better off
asking over in the core group's group (I'll provide the link although
I'm sure you know it!):
http://groups.google.com/group/prototype-core/topics
FWIW,
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T.J.
Hello
I just created a small sample with sortable list. The Sample can be
found at: http://www.i-cons.ch/sample/list/
Based on this sample I have two questions. I hope you are able to help
me.
1) I use 3 lists. I can drag and drop items from every list to the
others or within the list. This
Yep. You REALLY did miss the point of my question.
Erm. Um? Ok?
(wtf?lolzers!!!)
You're not the sharpest nor understanding tool in the box obviously.
Well I'm out of this thread since my presence is obviously not
appreciated.
On Sep 11, 1:33 pm, Richard Quadling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi,
I think the easiest method is add an id in your td with value,
then do a
$$(.entries_list input:checked).each( function( elem ) {
valor = $('value_' + $(elem).id).innerHTML;
// Do stuff with it :P
});
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 10:12 PM, Daniel Lopes [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Hello, i'm
That seems like it would work nicely, but doesn't it pretty much
negate the gracefulness of using Ajax to insert content into a DIV
(the grace that allowed me to stop maintaining clumsy header.php,
footer.php, navbar.php, etc, and piecing together based on the user-
agent type)?
On Sep 11, 3:41
I found another way to make this work too. It turns out the solution was in
the LivePipe system, since it provides an afterOpen option to any object
you create, which is just like Prototype's onComplete:
57 var w = new
Control.Modal(container,Object.extend({
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