Dear all
I am loading a number of JavaScript files dynamically by appending to
the element. To ensure they're added in the correct order I
came up with the following code which uses a PeriodicalExecuter to
step through an array of script names as and when an anticipated
object in each script beco
Hi T.J.
'scriptadded' does get reset to false just after the loop counter 'i'
is incremented, and in fact through Firebug I can see the
tags appearing in the HTML - so I know this aspect of the code is
working.
> OT: Why the `eval`?
I know its use is to be avoided but I couldn't see a way aroun
Fantastic! Thank you T.J. :)
Both modifications were required and the checkObjExists() function is
dead handy.
I really am very grateful because this is the best solution to my
dynamic-loading requirement. I wanted to avoid having to rely on
concatenating several scripts into one (although some k
Dear all
I'm looking for inspiration. Take a look at this code:
http://pastie.org/313941
In a simple HTML page this does what one would expect.
But the exact same code on a page in my application hangs IE7 on the
evalJSON() line (eventually I get a "Stop running this script?"
prompt).
I would
Looks like Prototype 1.6.0.3 is conflicting with an earlier version
that has been integrated into another app I'm using - MapGuide Fusion.
Is there a way to run two different versions alongside each other?!
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On Nov 13, 4:40 pm, kangax <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> How is it conflicting? Any more details?
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No more details as yet. If only I had some way of debugging IE like I
do with Firefox (Firebug). I'm not getting any errors but the CPU
starts maxing out and eventually I get that prompt.
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Alex Mcauley wrote:
> have you tried to remove the single quotes around the json string ?
evalJSON() is a method on String, so that doesn't work.
At this point in time I'm satisfied it's a conflict: if I remove
references to the other JavaScript (that itself references the old
Prototype code) th
Thanks for the tip but the code I posted was as a result of
meticulously removing bits of a far bigger piece of code. The JSON is
supposed to be returned by an Ajax.Request() so I assume it'll be
coming through as a string, hence the code above.
In any case, if I removed the link to the code cont
Dear all
I have a DIV that gets toggled using BlindDown and BlindUp as the user
makes a selection from a dropdown list. The DIV contains a number of
DIVs that correspond to the options in the dropdown list.
Prior to calling Effect.BlindDown(), all the contained DIVs have their
display style set
