you might want to try
something like this ...
var element='someElementId';
var req=new Ajax.Request('/'+url, {
evalScripts: false, // <-- notice "false" is not wrapped in quotes
!!
method: 'post',
onSuccess : function(transport) {
$(element).update(tra
Yes walter is correct... As far as i know you cannot insert an element into
another element if it does not exist in the DOM (as the element is still an
object that resides in memory at the time) .. though i could be wrong
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2009/3/4 Alex Mcauley :
>
> Yes walter is correct... As far as i know you cannot insert an element into
> another element if it does not exist in the DOM (as the element is still an
> object that resides in memory at the time) .. though i could be wrong
>
>
>
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> From:
Hi!
Thanks for your answers...
I used div with overflow hidden and javascript positionning and
sizing, and it works...
But as zero said, it is a waste of traffic...
My main problem is the memory_limit of my server which is limited.
I can't modify a big image using library GD...
On Mar 3, 5:36 p
Hey thanks Richard,
I did resolve the issue by using jQuery and $.getJSON within the
updater. For some reason that seemed to work, but I will look into
your solution as well.
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have you trie using Builder to create and register your element?
also, try setting the checked attribute to 'checked' instead of 'true'
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Date: Wednesday, March 04, 2009 4:38:06 am
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From: "Richard Quadling"
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Are you loading Prototype from an https:// location? Like:
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/prototype/1.6.0.3/prototype.js
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Hi
Here is the script code that is inside my HTML code, it stops all the
way up when I load this. I do not understand why.
http://maps.google.com/maps?
file=api&v=2&key=ABQIC8qQ5K5OzgUXSp3HAHYLCBToCz2T6q0h8s9gNtyOGdr19HE7IRShryCxKI7T0XpWQzOZ1s6y4B66sQ"
type="text/javascript" cha
Are there any known problems with writeAttribtue and FF3? I have a small
function:
function(obj){
Element.writeAttribute(obj.elname, obj.attr, obj.newValue);
}
It doesn't update the attribute. I also tried with literal values instead of
using the object's properties as params. Settin
> function(obj){
> Element.writeAttribute(obj.elname, obj.attr, obj.newValue);
>
> }
>
Isn't is Element.writeAttribute('obj.elname',
{'obj.attr':'obj.newValue'});
At least Element.writeAttribute('username', {'id':'testId'} ); is
working for me :) using FF3 and firebug console
I haven't tr
I've checked also Element.writeAttribute('username', 'id','testId');
and also worked in my browser
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Third option is maybe not the best one but you can always try simple
$(a).b=c;
Quleczka
p.s. honestly I don't think it can be FF related issue
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Quleczka wrote:
> Third option is maybe not the best one but you can always try simple
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> $(a).b=c;
>
> Quleczka
>
> p.s. honestly I don't think it can be FF related issue
Well that's good to know. I'll keep trying.
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On Mar 5, 7:32 am, Lee Jenkins wrote:
> Are there any known problems with writeAttribtue and FF3? I have a small
> function:
>
> function(obj){
> Element.writeAttribute(obj.elname, obj.attr, obj.newValue);
>
> }
>
> It doesn't update the attribute.
How did you determine that? Do you hav
On Mar 4, 7:13 pm, "Alex Mcauley"
wrote:
> Yes walter is correct... As far as i know you cannot insert an element into
> another element if it does not exist in the DOM
I guess that by "insert" you mean "append" (and that isn't what Walter
said).
> (as the element is still an
> object that re
you may be having an issue passing those arguments with the dot notation... you
might also try setAttribute()
i'm currently developing a set of helper methods that look like jquery but are
used with prototype, we're dealing with this kind of thing lately.
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