I love prototype and scriptacualous. I don't combine with jquery so i know
i am not having a noclonflict headache,
and I am just trying to get the visible() function (
http://prototypejs.org/api/element/visible)
to not throw null type error exceptions: here is the function I need to
fix,
Yes that's what I am tryingto do but it must be done on a client side, and
i want to avoid cookies,
I have written some functions for the handling of innerHTML of a hidden div
that would hold this index,
and will be parsed using string.split method. It should work in theory, I
have no
Thanks for the suggestion, Jason. Most people don't run into this problem
because they do not deal with dynamically assigned div ids from javascript
variables. I found for what i am doing it was the most efficient way to go
about referencing the divs. otherwise, switch statements with 33 cases
, 2012 2:15:23 PM UTC-4, Peter Sysko wrote:
I love prototype and scriptacualous. I don't combine with jquery so i know
i am not having a noclonflict headache,
and I am just trying to get the visible() function (
http://prototypejs.org/api/element/visible)
to not throw null type error exceptions
right, i found it: http://api.prototypejs.org/language/dollar-H/
i am used to the idea of assuming zero data persistence in a runtime
environment
so i'm not sure how this works outside the function scope. in php you have
to serialize variables,
use a global or superglobal array, use database,
fpr what its worth, these are some the handler functions I have created.
the logic s fine, but your suggestion is much less work, it seems,
and there are a few bugs which i commented out. i am not an expert in JS,
its not veryintuitive for me
function get_system_states() {
var ref =
for what its worth, these are some the handler functions I have created.
the logic is fine, but your suggestion is much less work, it seems,
and there are a few bugs which i commented out. there are other functions
which will utilize the current state of system panels, namely opening a
module
Thanks Dave, I'm still not sure why my visible() comparison wrapper was
registering as null when i originally first attempted to perform the
functions, because that looks something like what I first tried.
Thanks again to Jason suggestions to use a Hash, I have since modified the
interface to
http://monkeypanel.com/demo http://monkeypanel.com/demo oops.. a dot
usually works before the 'com' hehe
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