hi,
have you tried to use the Element class methods readAttribute/
writeAttribute instead that ordinary getAttribute/setAttribute?
i recently experienced some issues using getAttribute to retrieve
setted parameters.
Federico
On Sep 18, 7:33 pm, speedpac...@gmail.com speedpac...@gmail.com
Hi,
seems to me you need some way to fire the change event after the index
has been updated, isn't it?
take a look to Event.simulate, an extension to fire native events.
http://github.com/kangax/protolicious/blob/5b56fdafcd7d7662c9d648534225039b2e78e371/event.simulate.js
Federico
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You
To continue form submitting you can directly call the submit after the
ajax validation.
a quick example could be:
[code]
var form = $('form_id');
form.observe('submit', function(event){
event.stop();
new Ajax.Request(validition_url, {
onSuccess :
ops! i have been a little too slow in typing :)
On Jun 17, 6:03 am, jacknife federico.bore...@gmail.com wrote:
To continue form submitting you can directly call the submit after the
ajax validation.
a quick example could be:
[code]
var form = $('form_id');
form.observe('submit
Hi, i would like to do this for my form observer listening all over
the page.
I need to stop listening when i'm doing some particular action (as
updating on-the-fly a dropdown list where i need different logic to be
executed) and restart the observer after have completed the related
stuff.
