Hello,
At http://remcobohle.mwierda.blackpearl.minus3.nl/flickering.html I'm
trying to accomplish the following. I have a list of images positioned
next to each other using a table. Each image has a caption, using a
DIV element, that I want to display only when the user hovers over the
image.
Hi,
Please explain why it should not propagate exceptions normally...
I don't see any point in continuing this. You feel quite strongly
about this and I'm unlikely to change your mind. I feel less strongly
about it, but you're not likely to change my mind either -- not that
it matters either
I have a id=ph href=#.
I want to do that (sorry for my poor english):
When user click ph, i need to set href to some usable address (by
sending request Ajax.Request) and fire onclick once again.
I've done like below, but not works good :/ Please help... how to do
this better ?
Hi Maarten,
1.6.1 provides emulation of IE's mouseenter and mouseleave events for
all browsers, so if you can use 1.6.1, you can use that new stuff. If
you can't use 1.6.1 yet, you can look into the source of it to see how
they're doing it. (It's pretty straightforward.)
1.6.1 info:
Hi all,
I just got around to testing my Rails application in IE6 and 7 and I
discovered that my custom Javascripts (written in Prototype) dont work
and seem to break the HTML and CSS in the page too.
Any tips or resources that I can read up to make my JS IE compatible?
Your experiences and
On May 14, 3:54 pm, mahen chiku.4...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all
thanks for replying..
no this is the correct value i am giving this by my own.
well ya i tried the above solutions by direct inserting the input tag as
Html but still its not working in Mozilla. Well my designer
On May 14, 9:13 pm, Rob r_rec...@hotmail.com wrote:
I'm new to script.aculo.us and trying to use the InPlaceEditor to edit
a string on the same line as some HTML. When I click on the text
controled by the Ajax.InPlaceEditor() call it always displays the
input control on the next line. Is
On 15 mei, 11:20, T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com wrote:
1.6.1 provides emulation of IE's mouseenter and mouseleave events for
all browsers, so if you can use 1.6.1, you can use that new stuff. If
you can't use 1.6.1 yet, you can look into the source of it to see how
they're doing it.
Thank u for reply, But I did not use this word in my code!!!
On May 14, 3:13 pm, Marslander yazev...@gmail.com wrote:
That is because you call Prototype method 'this.clonePosition' by
clicking your button. In this case 'this' - is the button itself
(extended element). You need to rename your
Hi,
I am trying to use toColorPart function, but
(10).toColorPart() it works
s=10;
(s).toColorPart()// Doesnot work !!!
Help please
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This is the smallest piece of custom JS thats NOT working. Is the
method of DOM reference im using wrong? Im using the this.up and
this.down methods all over my custom JS.
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try:
var s = 10;
s.toColorPart();
On May 15, 1:39 pm, Alaa ala...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to use toColorPart function, but
(10).toColorPart() it works
s=10;
(s).toColorPart()// Doesnot work !!!
Help please
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Take a look here too:
http://proto-scripty.wikidot.com/scripty:how-to-timing-and-sequencing-animations
On May 13, 1:27 pm, Jeztah webmas...@thecarmarketplace.com wrote:
Evening guys, Does anyone know if i can queue effects in
scriptaculous...
Basically what i want to do is... On document
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 4:47 AM, T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com wrote:
I don't see any point in continuing this. You feel quite strongly
about this and I'm unlikely to change your mind. I feel less strongly
about it, but you're not likely to change my mind either -- not that
it
Thanks a lot for both your replies!
Tobie, your suggestion dint work. Thanks though.
Vladimir's did.
I have one page thats simply loaded with custom JS. There a lot of
text fields in it which have a JS hook simliar to
onchange=autofill_record(this) . And these custom JS functions use a
lot of
A sample of the kind of calculation code im using
function calculate_average( element ) {
s = element.down('.science').value || 0;
m = element.down('.math').value || 0;
a = (parseFloat(s) + parseFloat(m)) / 2;
return parseFloat(a);
}
function calculate_all() {
total = 0;
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