'The hummingbird,sipping nectar deep inside the essence of the
flower,sings!'
Sounds like talking with your mouth full,which I never do.
Unless I'm eating.
On Sep 13, 8:48 am, empty2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >"As well as arises the imagination of a common mind imagining a self"
>
> ..
Hello David
Thanks a lot for your help. I will try your hints and let you know the
result.
The Templates looking interesting. I will try them.
Regards
Chrigu
On 12 Sep., 13:57, david <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Chrigu,
>
> > 1) I use 3 lists. I can drag and drop items from every list to the
I am trying to incorporate a js widget into my Rails webapp...
the html file widget is running fine in my browsers (FF3, Safari
3...) , the js lib loading is defined as folloing :
I tried to run it into my Rails app as it (just changing the
directory, and adding the dragdrop.js I need)
Got it, the widget is using Prototype 1.6.0 where the display function
IS defined :
display: function(element, bShow) {
if(bShow) { Element.show(element); } else
{ Element.hide(element); }
},
but my Rails app is using Protoype 1.6.0.2 where this function IS NOT
defined, is it a bug or no
hi the problem is not in the url , but the suffix of the url , when
using www.domain or using domain only without www
please check my first post
On Sep 13, 1:09 am, kangax <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sep 12, 8:00 am, zaher ghaibeh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > will i dont hardcode any thin
You could very easily work out whether or not it's a loading issue by
putting alert()'s or console.log()'s at the start of each file to
check each is being loaded.
Element#display is NOT in the current prototype API. Therefore it's
been deprecated and then removed, almost certainly. You'll have t
Thanks for your answer.. true widget is not the right 'wording'...
it's a Carousel from http://miedlar.com/dev/carousel/
.. I forget the console.log() ! i am using FF Firebug... so easy to
get it
as a trick to SEE if it was the problem, I copied back the display
function, and it runs very well n
I've ever seen function named "isSameOrigin" on Ajax section of
Prototype Library,
but haven't examine it yet. May be this function block your Ajax
request. Sorry just giving a clue.
zaher ghaibeh wrote:
> hi the problem is not in the url , but the suffix of the url , when
> using www.domain or
Hey guys,
I've recently been trying to work with the Ajax.InPlaceEditor and I
came across a few problems, namely:
1. I didn't see the need for a separate class for collection editors
2. I found it very hard to adapt for even server side verification -
the use of a Ajax.Updater means that the scrip
