[Proto-Scripty] Re: A question about submitting multiple parameters using Ajax.Updater

2009-10-17 Thread C K Kashyap
> for example... > var data={}; > > for(i=0; i<=10;++i) { > data[i]=i; > } > var params=Object.toJSON(data); > > var request=new Ajax.Request(... > > parameters : { > variable_1 : 'Hi i am variable one', > variable_2 : params // The json object > } > ... This did not quite work ... it

[Proto-Scripty] Re: A question about submitting multiple parameters using Ajax.Updater

2009-10-17 Thread Alex McAuley
it sends a json object to the server which you remove the slashes and decode - example in php $posted=str_replace("\\"","\"",$__POST['varaible_2']; $json=json_decode($posted); // $json is now a multi dimensional array you can access Alex Mcauley http://www.thevacancymarket.com - Original

[Proto-Scripty] Error: element.getInlineOpacity is not a function

2009-10-17 Thread TopSoft
This is a very strange error to me. I've googled this and found some information about JQuery, but I am not using JQuery. This is a fresh install of Scriptaculous and Prototype, I'm doing a single appear affect which works fine, but as soon as I attempt a fade effect I get this error; Error: ele

[Proto-Scripty] Re: Error: element.getInlineOpacity is not a function

2009-10-17 Thread Ralph Brickley
Figured it out. Was a simple lack of understanding numbers in Javascript. Var countdown = 15; Countdown = countdown - 1; That converted countdown to NaN, or a string. Using -- worked ... my javascript error code was crashing effects.js. Sorry! -Original Message- From: TopSoft [mailto