Hi,
I got a little problem with prototype/scriptacolous effects. I have an
unordered list (Navigation element) that I want to apply an effect on.
If you hover over one of the images, all other images should fade out.
The effect itself works fine, but the problem is, that after I hover
on another
Hi Diodeus,
that wont work for me, because i am runing the function just once.
This adds the event listeners to all of the images.
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Hi,
thanks for your hints, I managed to get it right that way. The code is
a bit different from yours, because I dont want multiple effects to
overlap. I also added a short timeout, so the effects have enough time
to finish. If someone is running into similiar problems, here is the
full code
.
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Hi, Todd,
I think you should use Prototypes Event.Observe feature insted the
element.onclick you use at the moment (http://prototypejs.org/api/
event).
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Hi all,
I want to add some sort of Saving-Reminder to forms on my page. The
process would be roughly the following:
1. I fill out a form element (Input or Textarea, doesnt really matter)
2. I click on a link that takes me away of the form (lets say from
forms.html to index.html)
3. The
Hi Mona,
Form.Observer [http://prototypejs.org/api/timedObserver/form-observer]
nice, didnt know that Prototype has this function. After working more
than 1 year with this library, there are always new and exciting
things. Thank you prototype-devs for that :)
in the scriptaculous wiki:
Effect.ScrollTo('id_of_element', 175);
Hope this helps
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on the same website. I never tried it out for myself.
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Addition:
The syntax must be in form of
Effect.ScrollTo('id_of_element', {
offset: 175
});
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), but Prototype and script.aculo.us seems
to be written a bit more professional. Both books are worth the money,
however.
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Hi Ed,
the function uses Timeouts to scroll the contents of your container
(this is what var x is). I think you should only need to set x =
setTimeout(scrollMe(),40)
The second argument (40) is the time in ms I think.
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/,
to save some more bandswidth.
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) { return realId.replace(prefix, ''); }
Hope I understood right and could help you.
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Ah, forgot:
Call it in your function with the_id_i_want_to_use = getId(elm.id,
'Item_');
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Well, at all I thought I would get some help and not taunts for my
english (I am not a native speaker, but I think it should be clear
what I mean).
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features make heavy use of prototype and including a
second js-lib is not an option.
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Hi Chris,
At the risk of stating the bleedin' obvious - and maybe there's a
good reason why you can't do this - have you thought about simply
sing title attributes for the elements? In most, if not all, modern
browsers, they produce tooltips when the element is rolled over.
There are some
/mouseleave. Am I right here?
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Hi all!
@Trevan:
Thank you for this information, I am going to look if I need to tweak
that function or if I leave it alone.
@Matt:
As stated in my mail from 22 Jul., 12:07, this is no option for us. I
am well aware that the title-Attribute exists, but cannot use it for
the reasons I stated in
Hi,
as stated in the official documentation, there is a method you can
use, see http://docs.prototype-ui.com/rc0/Carousel?anchor=UI.Carousel.scrollTo
(should be something like yourcarouselinstance.scrollTo(2) for the
second container).
Hope this helps.
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On 23 Dez
scriptaculous? I think this would give your project much wider
usage.
Thanks,
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On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 5:46 PM, Alex Mcauley
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yes its untested in IE6 and will not be supported i dont think
for demo purposes i aggree it maybe should open smaller
MIT liscence it is then !!
Cool!
I took a quick look at the source. My one suggestion right now is:
the start menu it
should go away.
When you release the source code, properly stated license is important
to some people. GPL is highly viral, while MIT is extremely friendly
for commercial use.
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Thanks Chris ..
This release only
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a codebase of any size or hope
to reuse things properly without it.
Any thoughts?
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I found Package on www.scripteka.com
See http://code.google.com/p/kproto/
On Dec 17, 11:40 am, Chris Wash chris.w...@gmail.com wrote:
Has anyone implemented a namespacing and importing module the likes of
YUI's Namespace/Loader or Dojo's declare/provide/require?
Please don't tell me one
You're not seeing this work? Looks like it works as you expect, at
least when looking at it with Firebug:
testSortBy : function () {
var RS = [
{id: 1, dateFrom: 20090101, dateTo:
20090309, tariff: [
Hi, I have been trying to find a way of making prototype play nicely
with mootools. There seems to be a perfect solution in protosafe, but
all the links to it seem to have gone dead. Does anybody know where I
can get it, have a copy they can send me or know of any alternatives.
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of the function was
broken.
Thanks again - I can press on now.
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I'm doing - should I be concerned about this or just go on ignoring
it as I have been? :-)
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to try and keep a closer eye on it!
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the Ajax
request again or something - a good thing it doesn't actually!
And the reason I hadn't been noticing it straight away is that when I
view the source my eyes are looking at the source window, so I don't
notice the error in the main window until I look back there.
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At 06:41 -0700 23/3/09, T.J. Crowder wrote:
function venFormhandler(event) {
event.stop();
/* ...do your ajaxy goodness... */
}
That's the one! I was trying to be too complicated.
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this call, I'm not sure how you
register the callback. Someone else will have to advise on the
detail, but you might be able to do something with:
$$('input.rbEncryption').each (function...
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you want, I believe you'd have to escape the backslash
in turn:
$H({s:'\\'}).toJSON()
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Anyone have any tips or suggestions?
Er, yes. The file is 'prototype.js', not 'javascriptPrototype.js', so try:
SCRIPT type=text/javascript src=prototype.js /
...unless, for some reason, you've renamed the file which of course
you're perfectly at liberty to do...
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, rather
than in response to some user action, I've no idea.
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At 10:01 -0400 29/5/09, Mitchell McCulloch wrote:
Ah! I didn't look too closely at that I guess, whoops. Indeed that should
solve the problem for Chris.
No problem for me - at least, not /that/ problem. :-) I was the one
who suggested he had the filename wrong when he didn't.
The original
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At 22:35 +0100 21/7/09, Alex McAuley wrote:
I love semantical arguments !!
Especially if you can pass them to a function.
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At 15:25 -0700 21/7/09, Chris wrote:
If I have about 60 tooltips on page (that could load another subset of
elements, that maybe have tooltips too), I would have about 120
listeners (each tooltip needs at least a mouseover and one mouseout,
right?). Is it the right way to just add two listeners
);' is in the wrong place and should be outside
the 'new Ajax.Updater(...)', either before or after, but not inside.
It's when it hits that line that it's looking for the extra }.
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you need a ');' at the end of the whole thing.
And btw, shouldn't mail/process_message.php be in quotes?
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be reading though. Can someone give me a shove in the right
direction?
Thanks,
Chris
On 9/10/09, T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com wrote:
Hi,
All relative URLs within a page (including ones in JavaScript Ajax
calls) are resolved relative to the document's URL, not the script
file's URL. So
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At 11:08 +0100 28/9/09, Alex McAuley wrote:
I am sure that its a regex in the name= bit so a regilar expression
something like
(0-9Aa-Zz) would do it
In that case, surely just (\w)?
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I've been banging my head trying to figure this out (and yes reading
all the documentation).
What I want to do is:
1. Set an observer for multiple forms which enables a set of buttons
2.. When the reset button is clicked:
2a.Stop the current .Observer event associated with the current form
2b.
Event.stop(event);
Is the line T.J is hinting at.
Equally for those who have yet to discover it.
var e = Event.element(event);
Will give you the element that has triggered the event, this is highly
useful for when you use bubbling.
Chris
On 27 February 2011 09:18, T.J. Crowder t
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It could well be that I'm approaching this completely the wrong way...
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On 13 Sep 2011, at 15:29, Chris Sansom wrote:
I /think/ what's happening is that when you roll the mouse over various
elements inside the div JS thinks it's mousing out and over repeatedly
Just been out for a walk and had a think about this. I think what I need to do
is somehow prevent
the mouse repeatedly in
and out or across a corner a few times. I'm not sure whether to take the
attitude that it serves the user right if they're going to behave like that!
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I've tried various things to stop it caching, such as loading the top image
via a tiny php script
Forgot to mention, before anyone else does, that the first thing I tried, after
Googling, was to put various query strings [such as '?' + (new
Date
the benefit, and I
could simply reload the whole page instead of just the one div, but it's become
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thanks for your time and thoughts, Richard and Phil, also ncubica and
Walter for chipping in.
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With apologies in advance for the length...
I retired a few years ago from web development, where I used Prototype
quite a bit in the later years. I'm somewhat rusty now, but I'm trying to
do some development for purely personal use. It won't be on the open web,
just on our local server. It's
to fix the next problem...
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ML you get from
> /server/url?foo=bar should be:
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> ... with all of the whitespace removed.
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>> With apologies in advance for the length...
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I really feel I’m almost there with this problem - just this last hurdle to get
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