Hi all!
Brief intro: my name is Cam McVey and I'm a web developer in Glasgow, Scotland.
Now to the point of my first message. I'm trying to use
Effect.MoveBy() to horizontally scroll a table 'underneath' a div. The
idea is that the div is a 'viewer' -- a window that the table can be
seen through.
For what it's worth, there's a simple tree control I wrote sitting here:
http://www.holoweb.net/laurie/jstree/
If anyone wants to snarf it as a starting point, feel welcome.
L.
On 22-Nov-05, at 8:47 AM, Andrew Kaspick wrote:
Go with both. The Autocompleter allows both local and remote acces
Hello everyone.
Does anyone know how to deal with this? i try to change the idea of works
revereffect:function but for know unsuccesfull. In my project i have to use
dragable with revert: true but i don't want have revereffect. Maybe any idea?
Grzegorz Ślusarek
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Please go ahead and create a wiki page for that, sound like a great
idea!
I've some controls lying around here I want to eventually open-source
after
I get to clean them up; and they're more specialized so they
shouldn't be
in the basic script.aculo.us codebase.
Controls that live up to som
Has anybody created publicly available controls inherited from Prototype and
Scriptaculous libraries?
For example, a rich dropdown control would be helpful, and it will reuse a
lot of the same code as the autocompleter dropdown. No reason to reinvent.
There's a lot of controls on the Wish List,
Hello
I'm kind of confused on how to use Element.findElement.
I've something like this:
if (Event.findElement(event,'A')) {
var elm = Event.findElement(event,'A');
alert(elm.nodeName);
} else {
alert('no link');
}
var elm = Event.findElement(event,'A');
alert(elm.nodeName);
retur
Go with both. The Autocompleter allows both local and remote access as well.
On 11/22/05, Casey O'Neill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A hard part is deciding how to load the content. Do you do it all at
> once so that it is a fluid experience or do you use callback methods
> on each expand and the
A hard part is deciding how to load the content. Do you do it all at
once so that it is a fluid experience or do you use callback methods
on each expand and the tree is loaded dynamically. Naturally, both
should be supported so the developer can make the decision.
Casey
On Nov 21, 2005, at
