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 listener
At 03:07 -0700 22/7/09, Chris wrote:
>There are some problems with this. As far as I know the title-
>Attribute is limited to about 255 Chars (at least in some browsers).
>As it is just plain text, you cant format it (like use strongs etc).
>Next thing is that you cant style its overall appearance
At 10:54 -0400 22/8/09, bill wrote:
>Putting it all together (apparently wrongly) I have:
>
>
>$('messageProcessForm').observe('submit',function(event) {
>new Ajax.Updater('showMessageDiv', mail/process_message.php, {
> parameters: $('showMessageDiv').down('form').serialize(true),
>
At 11:21 -0400 22/8/09, bill wrote:
>now
>
>$('messageProcessForm').observe('submit',function(event) {
>new Ajax.Updater('showMessageDiv', mail/process_message.php, {
> parameters: $('showMessageDiv').down('form').serialize(true),
> onFailure: function(response) {
> alert
At 14:39 -0400 9/9/09, Rick Waldron wrote:
>Since you say your are just learning, I'd like to impart a tip :)
>
>
>Instead of...
>
>Droppables.add('DropDiv_G1', {
> hoverclass: 'hover',
> accept: 'G1',
> onDrop: DropHandler
>});
>
>Droppables.add('DropDiv_G2', {
> h
At 05:21 -0700 19/9/09, T.J. Crowder wrote:
>"View source" will only show you the original source of the document,
>not any later modifications you make to the DOM (e.g., via
>Ajax.Updater or any of several other means). Why does it matter?
>What is it you're trying to achieve looking at the sour
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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At 19:47 -0700 30/9/09, tcupolo wrote:
>Turning the scroll wheel on the mouse while holding down the control
>key on the keyboard will "enlarge/shrink" the entire document image
>displayed in the window with focus.
Surely this is more of a system-wide thing, at least on the Mac. If I
do this, th
At 10:59 -0700 9/10/09, Dusko Sobic wrote:
>In brief - I have a table with 250 rows of data and I am trying to
>fill in 2 columns with ajax calls.
>--
>var sel_list_queue = new Array(# this is an array with more than 200
>IDs#);
>
>if(sel_list_queue.
Hello
First a bit about me and my setup. I'm an entirely self-taught (the
worst kind, I'm sure!) JavaScript, PHP and MySQL developer. I have a
PowerMac G5 with Apache running on it purely for local development
purposes, after which the code's all uploaded to a shared Linux host.
I use the Pro
At 21:17 -0800 18/2/09, T.J. Crowder wrote:
>You must have checked this, but... Are you _absolutely_ sure that
>bookFormHandler() is being called at all? It sounds like it's just
>not hooked up.
Hi
Yes, I am/was absolutely sure. In my somewhat crude debugging process
I'd put a couple of alert
I keep getting a message I don't understand, and I can't even pin
down exactly when it's happening. Every now and then Firebug tells me
there's 1 error which, when I look at it, says:
[Exception... "Component returned failure code: 0x80004001
(NS_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED) [nsIRequest.name]" nsres
At 11:36 -0500 19/2/09, Jason Frisvold wrote:
>Do you have any other tabs open, or maybe some extensions that gather
>remote info? Firebug console reports errors for other scripts in other
>tabs as well.. Might not even be related to what you're working on .
Hmmm. Not sure about this. I'll have
At 11:36 -0500 19/2/09, Jason Frisvold wrote:
>Do you have any other tabs open, or maybe some extensions that gather
>remote info? Firebug console reports errors for other scripts in other
>tabs as well.. Might not even be related to what you're working on .
Hi Jason
I've tracked down exactly
At 10:25 -0800 5/3/09, Daniel Israel wrote:
>Is there some sort of add-on or control out there that will make a
>modal dialog? I've got an application where I want a dialog to pop
>up in the middle of the screen and allow the user to enter/edit
>data, then do something if the user clicks OK.
At 04:30 -0700 18/3/09, Matt wrote:
>As I say, I've managed to produce the basics, but have no idea how to
>use Prototype to a) build a complex WHERE query and b) 'toggle' the
>data when the user checks/unchecks a box.
Don't use prototype to build the WHERE clause. Use prototype to send
the para
At 05:51 -0700 18/3/09, Matt wrote:
>So, like, keep track of what options the user has selected and add
>these to an array or something that I can then use to send a $_GET
>request to my script?
Specifically, use them to build a query string (and you can use GET
or POST - that's up to you).
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At 02:12 -0700 23/3/09, jazzylicious wrote:
>I might get some replys with: So you do use prototype, but don't use
>it for everything??? I just couldn't find a way to do the same thing
>in prototype.
...
>var allDivs = new Array
>("divreferenties",
Being a good citizen, I changed:
$('venform').onsubmit = venFormHandler;
to:
$('venform').observe ('submit', venFormHandler);
However, venFormHandler() has a 'return false;' at the end (it runs
an Ajax script and shouldn't submit the form conventionally), and
this no longer works. I can't qu
At 06:41 -0700 23/3/09, T.J. Crowder wrote:
>function venFormhandler(event) {
>
> event.stop();
>
> /* ...do your ajaxy goodness... */
>}
That's the one! I was trying to be too complicated.
Thank you.
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At 04:20 -0700 30/3/09, simon.murgatr...@googlemail.com wrote:
>The problem is it only registers the call back on the first of the
>radio boxes. If I change the id on each input statement so each uses a
>differenet name, I can register three callbacks. But I want the radio
>boxes to operate as a s
At 06:27 -0700 2/5/09, Jimmy Brake wrote:
>Looking for recommendations for a good way to have tip / help boxes
>where ever I need them on forms.
>
>Example: Enter
>Your Name:
>
>If you moused over the div tag the help message would appear and if
>you moved off the div the message would disappe
At 17:24 +0300 21/5/09, Vladimir Tkach wrote:
>Prototype gsub error?
>
>$H({s:'\'}).toJSON()
>
>Result : SyntaxError: unterminated string literal
I /think/, though the experts hereabouts will confirm or otherwise,
that JavaScript thinks the \ is escaping the quote that comes after
it. To do wha
At 22:10 -0700 28/5/09, Alex wrote:
>
...
>The Prototype functions are in javascriptPrototype.js. I am trying to
>remove (or delete the contents of if someone has a better idea) the
>div element with id="box". I get an error everytime in IE 7.
>
>Anyone have any tips or suggestions?
Er, yes.
At 06:07 -0700 29/5/09, Alex wrote:
>What I downloaded from Prototype was titled: "prototype-1.6.0.3.js".
>I renamed that file to "javascriptPrototype.js" so that I could use
>it. I uploaded it into my directory. And from there I got to the
>question I had above.
>
>Does that clear anything up o
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 pr
I'm curious about the recent discussion that's arisen as a sideline
from the 'Creating new lines and bypassing them through escapeHTML'
thread.
I've been using Prototype for a little while now (though not
Scriptaculous - yet!). I'm not by any stretch of the imagination an
expert and I'm sure
Been off this list for ages, as I've not done any of this kind of work for some
time. As a consequence I'm a bit rusty...
OK, an explanation of what I'm trying to do. I have a which consists of a
row of three nested s inside each of which are various elements, including
links. The client wants
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 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 som
On 13 Sep 2011, at 16:32, Pablo Aravena wrote:
> I think your problem is because you are using mouseover/mouseout
> instead of mouseenter/mouseleave
Hi Pablo
I told you I was rusty! That's exactly right - it now works beautifully. Well
almost - it's still possible to mess it up by whipping the
> On 13 Sep 2011, at 16:32, Pablo Aravena wrote:
>
>> I think your problem is because you are using mouseover/mouseout
>> instead of mouseenter/mouseleave
And on 13 Sep 2011, at 16:52, I wrote:
> I told you I was rusty! That's exactly right - it now works beautifully. Well
> almost - it's still
I don't know if this is really something I can fix via Prototype, or if it's in
any way a Prototype issue, but I'll try here first. Here is my problem - which
unfortunately I can’t show you because I'm only developing it on my local
system at the moment - slightly simplified:
I have a pair of i
On 29 Sep 2011, at 15:00, Chris Sansom wrote:
> 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
On 29 Sep 2011, at 15:51, Richard Quadling wrote:
> Does ALL the JS work take place inside the onSuccess callback?
>
> The "Back in JS" bit has to be part of the onSuccess callback
> otherwise it will happen out of sequence. The A in AJAX is potentially
> the hiccough here.
That's what I suspect
Right - time to deal with all these helpful answers I've been getting, but
first, to save time, let me say... it's fixed! And a very simple fix it was
too, which I /thought/ I'd already tried...
On 29 Sep 2011, at 17:15, Richard Quadling wrote:
> Create a test case where it goes wrong. Write new
On 30 Sep 2011, at 12:32, Richard Quadling wrote:
> onFailure / onSuccess is in response to a working result from the AJAX call.
>
> onComplete is in response to the AJAX mechanism shutting down.
>
> onComplete will always be called, but it isn't its job to deal with
> the data from the call. Th
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 a
n of the parent
> });
>
> If #parent_element_id is a , then the HTML you get from
> /server/url?foo=bar should be:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ... with all of the whitespace removed.
>
> Walter
>
>> On Jun 22, 2019, at 11:25 AM, Chris Sansom w
vailable to the pouter part of the code
for the 'if (newhtml)’ block at the end. But I can’t figure out how to do it
because it doesn’t meet my normal assumptions about global and local variables.
I really feel I’m almost there with this problem - just this last hurdle to get
over!
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nks a million for your help. Now I have to fix the next problem...
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