Thanks for this, i'll definitely want to include it!
What I want to see too is support for scrolling containers that have
overflow:auto/scroll set. Could this be added?
It should probably search for first parent that has overflow:auto set,
if none is found, scroll the page.
Maybe there should b
Hi List!
Is there a way to
iterate through an associative array when prototype.js is used?
arrayname.each(function
(i) {
alert(i);
});
seems to work
only for numeric arrays.
Thanks, Josef Stich
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Hi all,
I've just raised a ticket with a patch for enabling 'snapToGrid' feature for draggables.
I'm writing a framework on top of scriptaculous and it appeared to me
that this would be something that could belong to core Draggable
objects.
To activate, just add to draggable options on creation.
Can’t you just do this? It’s built into
_javascript_:
for (key in arrayname) {
alert(key + ‘=’ + arrayname[key]);
}
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Ooh, that's a good idea about the parent element; I'll have to see
what's possible there. We could provide the option to turn off
scrolling or specify which element to scroll, but by default I think it
should do the nearest parent element that is scrollable. That seems the
most intuitive to me.
Be careful with for .. in .. loops when you're treating objects as
associative arrays.
for .. in .. iterates over all properties, which include functions
the object has.
So, having an object like this:
var obj = {
a: 1,
b: 2,
test: function() { }
}
for .. in ... wi
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Prototype.js seems to
extend the standard _javascript_ array constructor. It adds some methods and
properties.
If I do the for (key in
array) I get additional keys that I didn’t add.
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Hi allthis is my first post to this list. Im am trying to use the InPlaceEditor, but I only manage to make it work in very simple case as in teh demo on the wiki. In my case I have a list of records ("books") with different fields and each field has an InPlaceEditor. My problem is how to pass teh
My input box show a blank result after selecting something from the
customized autocompletion drop down list?
I am using scriptaculous 1.5_rc4
This is the result that I am trying to accomplish:
http://script.aculo.us/demos/ajax/autocompleter_customized
Thanks for the help
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In Rails the best way is probably to use the URL itself rather than a
parameter. Like this:
new Ajax.InPlaceEditor('title-<%= book.id -%>',
<%= url_for :action => 'update_book_title', :id => book.id %>);
I don't think the error you're getting is related to the InPlaceEditor
at all.
I'm trying to write an ajax chat. I'm noticing that when ajax requests
are fired off
in rapid succession, they often will arrive out of order to the
server. Has anyone
experienced this problem, and perhaps implemented some kind of queueing system?
Any other suggestions? Thanks!
Thanks,
Joshua Sier
You may want to try putting sequence numbers on each request so if one comes in that is out of order, you'll know.
TravisOn 11/11/05, Joshua Sierles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to write an ajax chat. I'm noticing that when ajax requestsare fired offin rapid succession, they often will ar
That's a possibility, but that would require a delay on the server
side where I buffer X number of connections and make sure they are
ordered correctly before those messages are saved to the db, or sent
off to another user. So, if there has to be a buffer, where?
Joshua Sierles
On 11/12/05, Travi
Joshua Sierles wrote:
> That's a possibility, but that would require a delay on the server
> side where I buffer X number of connections and make sure they are
> ordered correctly before those messages are saved to the db, or sent
> off to another user. So, if there has to be a buffer, where?
It
I noticed that a queueing mechanism like this has been added to
scriptaculous for visual effects. Maybe it could be adapted for
Prototype? Ajax.ThrottledRequest
Joshua Sierles
On 11/12/05, Michael Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Joshua Sierles wrote:
> > That's a possibility, but that wou
Jon, thanks very much, it was a typo, and now it works great.On 11/11/05, Jon Tirsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In Rails the best way is probably to use the URL itself rather than aparameter. Like this:
new Ajax.InPlaceEditor('title-<%= book.id -%>', <%= url_for :action ="" 'update_bo
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