Hi,
I'm trying to have a multiple input text fields with a name name[]
so that I will be able to process them as an array with PHP and Insert
them in Mysql.
But as soon as I use the bracket, the autocompleter stops working. Is
there any way to go around it?
document.observe('dom:loaded',
I whipped this together, tested and confirmed:
document.observe(dom:loaded, function () {
$('login_form').observe('keydown', function (e) {
if ( e.keyCode == 13 ) {
//event.findElement('form').submit();
Looking into the code a bit more, I believe the fix is the correct
solution for the onEmptyHover function.
As for the reason why there is flickering is because the onEmptyHover
was being toggled for Sortables even though there are items in the
list. And as an item is moving through a list, the
Hey all!
So. This has come up several times since I've been using Prototype/
Behaviour. I feel like it must have been covered before but I can't
find it anywhere and I'm worried that I don't quite know what to
search for:
Say, for example, I have an unordered list. In my initial page, I
Hi George,
Thank you very much for your answer. Yes, it did help me a bit!
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The problem is that I don't load those libraries directly, but using
the google.load() functionality. So my question was: where does
google.load() insert the scripts I call?
Thanks a lot!
On 10 dic, 14:53, George
On Dec 9, 11:31 pm, tumba [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to have a multiple input text fields with a name name[]
so that I will be able to process them as an array with PHP and Insert
them in Mysql.
But as soon as I use the bracket, the autocompleter stops working. Is
there any
I have a table with 12 rows with an id of row. The following code
works great for the first row but not the following rows. How can I
make this work without creating both entries 12 times.
script type=text/javascript
Event.observe(window, 'load', function() {
$('row').observe(
The distinction between id and class is that there should only be one
element per page with a particular id but you could have one or more
elements with the same class.
What you could do is find all the elements that have the class row and
then iterate to observe each with the following syntax:
I've been trying to create a series of drop downs that extends the
inPlaceEditor class that is used in Scriptaculous and it keeps
throwing up on the prototype getValue function. This code was
originally for an older version of prototype and scriptaculous and was
posted as a rails patch back in
