I'm trying to cancel an AjaxRequest on the server when the server is taking
too long.
ajReq = new AjaxRequest( .); // normal call which works fine
//server is taking too long so User hits "cancel" button.
// some requests finally return after minutes with "server time of 30 sec.
exceede
Hi everyone, I am new at programming and I cannot figure out how to
get the Autocomplete's keyboard functionality to work correctly. I am
able to get Autocomplete function but when you hit the up and down
arrow, the select does not change. Could someone take a look at my
code and point out what I a
I actually was able to figure it out, It was actually working the
whole time. If you add this bit of CSS
li.selected { background: teal ;color: black; }
you can see what is actually see what is selected.
Greg
On Jun 10, 3:47 pm, Greg Militello wrote:
> Hi everyone, I am new at programming and
On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 4:14 AM, T.J. Crowder wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Jun 9, 4:33 pm, Jarkko Laine wrote:
>> On 9.6.2010, at 17.08, fernan wrote:
> [snip[
>> The following worked fine for me (both Safari and FF):
>>
>>
>> document.observe('dom:loaded', function() { $('div1').toggle() });
>>
One question though -- is there only ever one $('requestVehicle') in
the page? If you use the ID method to call an object like this, you
are making that contract with the browser -- only one thing will ever
match that selector.
If there are many such, then don't give them IDs, or be sure to
Thanks for your response Patrick, works perfectly.
Sorry for the long delay!
On 23 May, 18:48, patrick wrote:
> What you could do is set a variable when the fade begins, and reset it
> when it ends, and then limit your tab buttons from having action if
> the fade is in progress.
>
> so it would
On 11 June 2010 16:07, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
> One question though -- is there only ever one $('requestVehicle') in the
> page? If you use the ID method to call an object like this, you are making
> that contract with the browser -- only one thing will ever match that
> selector.
>
> If there ar
Yes, but is there only one form on the entire page at any time? That's
the point I was trying to get at here. If you have two inputs with the
same ID, you can call focus() but only the first one with that ID will
gain focus.
Walter
On Jun 11, 2010, at 4:57 PM, Richard Quadling wrote:
The
