my point was .. is "input1" wrapped in quotes or not ... ?
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From: "buda"
To: "Prototype & script.aculo.us"
Sent: Saturday, June 06, 2009 8:14 PM
Subject: [Proto-Scripty] Re: unecpected error after .update(..) and .focus()
input1 is element which is inserting in di
@Alex:
He'd be getting a different error if that were it; either he did have
it in quotes and just typed it wrong in his note, or he left out a bit
where he retrieved the reference into a var. (Hence my note about not
giving us enough to work with.)
@OP:
Somewhat belatedly, I realized that the
Hi guys...
I have some Problems in all modern Browsers (IE8, Safari4, Opera10)
using the Element.down() function. I'm building with a Template a list
of div containers and in those containers there is some text and two
buttons. The buttons come when the User has the right rights to click
on them.
Thanks for the reply. That probably one of the most helpful replies
I've ever had. :-)
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Thanks T.J.,
You were absolutely right it was the IE Enhanced Security
Configuration - disabling it allowed the code to work. I didn't think
the enhanced security setting would come into play since the site was
trusted and the security for that zone was at it's lowest setting.
Matt.
On May 29,
This might be a simple problem but I just can't get my head round it.
I'm designing a page with two lists, on the left is a list of
'Activity Groups' and on the right, a list of children that have not
yet been allocated to an Activity Group. To allocate a child to a
group, you simply drag them to
