Mandy...

Can the changed lines/classes you're talking about be factored out into a separate "prototype-overrides.js" file which you can load into the docuement after prototype.js is loaded, thus overwriting (or Object.extending) the existing classes with your added functionality, but still allowing you to keep a core prototype file that matches the official trunk?

...just a thought.

On 7/19/06, Maninder, Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Todd,

Your solution works perfect for me (from the first round of testing that I have done).

There is just one small issue -

Currently, I have made changes to my prototype file.
But, this means that tomorrow if new version of prototype comes out, it's going to be a pain maintaining it.

What do you suggest - should we extend and add these lines (which would mean duplicating a lot and still no guarantee of not making changes in the future)?

I wish Sam would incorporate this.

Thanks,
Mandy.
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