On 18 May 2010, at 23:03, audj wrote:
I am using scriptaculous effect.fade to make a row of data appear to
fade when a user issues a command to delete that row. The data is
displayed in a table. With Firefox, I can assign an id to the tr
tag, and then the whole row fades out. But with Internet
This looks like a mix of JavaScript and PHP at the moment, so it's a
little hard to see where you want the dynamic element to come from or
where it's meant to go.
If you had rows of existing customers:
Customer 1
Customer 2
Customer 3
and then wanted to add another customer below that, you
Hello!
Thank you for your reply. Sorry if my post was messy. I will try to
reformulate a little to see if I am able to make my problem possible
to understand.
What I want to do is to have a table that can be edited (possible to
add and remove rows using Prototype) and in in the fields in this
Hi,
I was looking over the API docs, and saw readAttribute, and thought to
myself: I have not been using this...
I do an awful lot of:
if ($(x).id == foo)
{}
else if ($(x).style == bar)
{}
... and I am just wondering, is that not wise to do? Should I be
doing
$(x).readAttribute('id') == foo ?
Thanks!
AB
On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 2:58 AM, Peter De Berdt
peter.de.be...@pandora.bewrote:
On 18 May 2010, at 23:03, audj wrote:
I am using scriptaculous effect.fade to make a row of data appear to
fade when a user issues a command to delete that row. The data is
displayed in a table. With
Usually the API documentation is really good because it clearly states
all the inputs along with their types and the outputs along with their
types but the documentation for the Selector object is a little
sparse. More specifically the documentation for
Selector.findChildElements does not make it
