Hi, I'm working on a site where I have it load the page, and then I
have a content box containing a textfield and customized scrollbar
(custom images,width, etc) for the field. I have multiple content
boxes and I used script.aculo.us to basically make them appear or fade
when the menu pics are
This code errors in IE. I get an invalid argument error concerning
the elementStyle object.
The area that i'm interested in is: setStyle: function(element,
styles) {
element = $(element);
var elementStyle = element.style, match;
if (Object.isString(styles)) {
Here is what I want to accomplish. I have a page with a structure like
this:
div id=jobs
h2Job Category Headline/h2
ul
lispan title=Show Position DetailsJob Title 1/span
div class=job-info
Details
div class=close title=Hide Position DetailsHide Position
Details/div
I got a little problem with using the Effect.appear function, if I put
it like this
function checkLogin()
{
Effect.BlindDown('error'); return false;
}
It works crap that way, I have to click the button two times to make
the effect come, but if I put the text right inside the onClick
i need to create 4 colomns for this photo gallery
how to do this
http://www.infolanka.nl/sllists/testSortable.php
http://wiki.github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/
--
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups
Prototype script.aculo.us group.
To post to this
I'm pretty new to both JavaScript and Prototype, but have been
programming for over 30 years, and so this one is causing me to tear
out what little hair I have left. Basically, I can't seem to figure
out what is wrong when I move a function that works outside of a class
into a class, it is a very
On 11 July 2010 05:01, Acryte acry...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I'm working on a site where I have it load the page, and then I
have a content box containing a textfield and customized scrollbar
(custom images,width, etc) for the field. I have multiple content
boxes and I used script.aculo.us to
Hi,
Why does the function quotes (within the class) fail when the exact
same function dquote (outside the class) works fine.
The function's fine; what's happening is that you're trying to use an
undefined symbol (in `doc_name`, `quotes` is undefined). `this` is
*never* implicit in JavaScript
Hi,
Think of the event handler as a function. What's the difference
between these two functions?
function handler1() {
checkLogin();
}
function handler2() {
Effect.BlindDown('error');
return false;
}
Right -- in the first one, you're not returning
Thanks, TJ. Especially for the explanation and the pointers, that
this is not automatic clears up a lot.
On Jul 15, 5:41 am, T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com wrote:
Hi,
Why does the function quotes (within the class) fail when the exact
same function dquote (outside the class) works
10 matches
Mail list logo
