[Rails-spinoffs] image swapping one liner

).src.replace($A($(img).src.split("/")).pop(), newimg); I hope this helps someone! Ian Tyndall ___ Rails-spinoffs mailing list Rails-spinoffs@lists.rubyonrails.org http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails-spinoffs

Re: [Rails-spinoffs] Creating a scrolling effect with slider

Ian Tyndall wrote: I'm currently working on a method to implement a scroller for a div using a slider. I need to do this as an alternative to making a stylish flash scroller with content. The main advantage of this method is to allow the ability to style the sliding elements cross br

Re: [Rails-spinoffs] Creating a scrolling effect with slider

Ian Tyndall wrote: Ian Tyndall wrote: I'm currently working on a method to implement a scroller for a div using a slider. I need to do this as an alternative to making a stylish flash scroller with content. The main advantage of this method is to allow the ability to style the sl

Re: [Rails-spinoffs] Creating a scrolling effect with slider

Ian Tyndall wrote: I'm currently working on a method to implement a scroller for a div using a slider. I need to do this as an alternative to making a stylish flash scroller with content. The main advantage of this method is to allow the ability to style the sliding elements cross br

[Rails-spinoffs] Creating a scrolling effect with slider

I'm currently working on a method to implement a scroller for a div using a slider. I need to do this as an alternative to making a stylish flash scroller with content. The main advantage of this method is to allow the ability to style the sliding elements cross browser (and maybe as a future a

Re: [Rails-spinoffs] Drag and drop events. Or: How I learned to take over the world.

Greg Militello wrote: Hey all, First, I just want to say thanks to all of you who read, and email here frequently. So "Thanks". Second, I have a little pet project. This one has not timelines, and is mainly meant for my own personal growth and javascript goodness. It is a drag and drop g

Re: [Rails-spinoffs] Ajax request for file downloads

ple downloads asynchronously downloading at one time. Again thanks for the responses and the iframe idea! Ian Tyndall ___ Rails-spinoffs mailing list Rails-spinoffs@lists.rubyonrails.org http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails-spinoffs

[Rails-spinoffs] Ajax request for file downloads

w.location = 'http://www.mysite.com/pdf_reports.php?id=1&mnt=05&yr=2005'; But as you know, this ties up the browser and gives me little control of the download. Any thoughts/experiences would greatly be appreciated! Ian Tyndall ___

Re: [Rails-spinoffs] drag drop safari

Robin Haswell wrote: It might have been the method I was using to activate the effect. FYI the site was http://www.searchfour.co.uk/search?what=foo&where=&action= , and it's the "more info" links in the supplementary SERPS. The links are hidden for Safari browsers. I should update that to t

Re: [Rails-spinoffs] How to cancel Ajax.Request?

Siegfried Puchbauer wrote: request.transport.abort(); hth Sigi 2006/1/28, Ian Tyndall <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>: Is there any way to cancel or stop an Ajax.Request that has not been completed? _

[Rails-spinoffs] How to cancel Ajax.Request?

Is there any way to cancel or stop an Ajax.Request that has not been completed? ___ Rails-spinoffs mailing list Rails-spinoffs@lists.rubyonrails.org http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails-spinoffs

[Rails-spinoffs] Safari problems w/ Effect.Appear and other effects

ument.forms['welcome1']); Form.enable(document.forms['welcome2']); Form.reset(document.forms['welcome1']); Form.reset(document.forms['welcome2']); } I tried posting all the revelant code in the order they are called. Any help,thoug