Hi all
I have written a class using prototype Class object
and after playing it for a while, I saw that I need to use the with
keyword in the class members,
so I can access its members
here is the relevant part of the class : (the member is _div)
var JSClass = Class.create ({
initialize:
Hello
I need to use Tomcat/Struts to create the dynamic js at a certain(final)
state in my UI. That state in the execute is returning with
getInputForward. It works, writing the js dynamically with what gets
processed server-side, but now I need to render into that js the data, which
I do put in
Hi all:
I'm scripting with prototype. For de ajax functions I have the tipical
div that activates during a request and desactivates when the request
is completed.
var globalCallbacks = {
onCreate: function(){
$('cargando').setStyle({display:'block'});
I have a problem with prototype and wysiwyg editors, like nicedit,
simply doesn't work. put script prototype.js like a comment and
wysiwyg work fine.
i dont know why can i do, i try using other wysiwyg like jtextarea,
ckeditor and always the same problem.
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Prototype ajax request if asynchronous:false then onCreate:function()
which displays a div with loader does not works in IE. I have gone
through some of such posts which says that asynchronous:false locks UI
and thus any ui changes are not visible after that in IE. Has any fix/
hack been released
Hi, I have a form with multiple text inputs (i.e. input type=text
name=list_1 id=list_1 ... input type=text name=list_5
id=list_5) which all have Ajax.Autocompleter initialized. Now when
I remove any of these autocompleting text inputs from the DOM, I want
to stop observing events on these
Hi,
simply doesn't work.
Doesn't work **HOW**? doesn't show up at all? Shows up but doesn't
respond to user input? Shows weird things in its display?
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T.J. Crowder
Independent Software Consultant
tj / crowder software / com
www.crowdersoftware.com
On Apr 29, 8:37 am, Rodrigo Henríquez
Hi,
No, it's a browser issue that can't be worked around at the Javascript
level...
...except...
...by using **a**synchronous requests! ;-)
FWIW,
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T.J. Crowder
Independent Software Consultant
tj / crowder software / com
www.crowdersoftware.com
On Apr 29, 12:35 pm, Abhiraj Malhotra (SaaS
