Hi again,
Now this time I cleared the cache before posting here.
My list looks as follows:
Link
Link
Using CSS I have removed the list-style-type as well as any indenting.
In Firefox it works.
In IE8 however there is a left indent of at least 10px.
Strangely enough this indent only appear
Hello everyone!
i would like to do script in this way:
Event.observe(window, "load", function()
{
$$('form').each
(
function(object)
{
Event.observe(object, "submit", preventDoubleClick);
}
);
});
function PreventDoubleClick(event)
{
var element = event.element();
sub
Hi,
I found this answer(by andrew dupont) in quora to a question about
the prototype library.
Question was
What must Prototype JS do to become the library of choice?Edit
Once Prototype JS was very popular until jQuery was released and
became very popular. What are the things you feel Prototype J
Hello all,
I have a web page to insert student's grades into a DB table. So, this
is what I'm doing:
1 - A table is built dinamically with all the students names and one
input for each other, which will be their grade;
2 - A submit button will call a function which will post all this data
(studen
Hi,
Rather than
> var element = event.element();
...try just using `this`, since `this` is guaranteed to be the element
that you assigned the handler to (the form) rather than a subordinate
element (which it may be because of event bubbling). Now, I would
expect `event.element()` on a `submit` e
On 15 March 2011 18:49, Felix wrote:
> What must Prototype JS do to become the library of choice?
PrototypeJS _is_ my library of choice.
Job done! Well done PrototypeJS Core-Devs.
And you can quote me on that!
Ha. I wonder how much I'd have to pay so that I could get ...
"ProtoypeJS is Richar
Just a hunch, but see if your page is valid at http://
validator.w3.org. Also, check to see if you removed padding from the
UL and the LI and margin from the LI. Although, if it looks correct to
you without the script, then I'm not sure why that could be it.
Walter
On Mar 16, 2011, at 6:56
On Mar 15, 2011, at 6:04 PM, DanielMerliMorais wrote:
I'm assuming something like a session is created for each post, which
is making them to be received properly by insert_data.php, but, again,
I just want to receive a final confirmation from anyone that may
possible already worked on it.
It
Which lightbox, and which version of Prototype? This error means that
you're asking IE to do something (usually) that's part of the extended
Prototype canon, but you're asking it on an object which has not been
extended by Prototype yet. Normal JavaScript engines don't need this
bit of codd
Every time that I have had a stack overflow its been because of a
continuous, recursive call (same function gets continually called inside a
loop until there is no more room on the stack to make another call (stack
gets depleted hence the stack overflow)).
On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 9:13 AM, Walter L
I finally figured out my issue.
I was being bitten by the fact that evalScripts evals scripts in the local
scope to the prototype object.
This was fine when my script was loaded from the start, but if that script
was drawn to the page via an AJAX call it would get executed in the wrong
scope and
Thanks a lot, this is exaclty what I was expecting.
Just answering your question, I said student's ID and grade just to
simplify the question, but actually I have student's ID, a grade for
each question (1 - N questions) and a comment (text) for each
question. As an example, if I have a 5 question
Excellent. Thanks for providing that quote.
j
On Mar 15, 2:49 pm, Felix wrote:
> Hi,
> I found this answer(by andrew dupont) in quora to a question about
> the prototype library.
>
> Question was
> What must Prototype JS do to become the library of choice?Edit
> Once Prototype JS was very popul
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