Old topic, no need to reopen it for nothing... you simply don't need
plugins and extensions in Opera, because it has everything you ever
want by default. Yes, there is a developer toolbar that do almost
anything, including viewing generated html code. I never had to debug
anything in AJAX, even af
You may post your Opera flame herehttp://groups.google.com/group/FireFox-is-AwesomePlease keep the flaming to a minimum in the Cake group.
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> wrote:Okay. So this is way past. But, someone saying Opera is better than
Firefox? Can you have p
Okay. So this is way past. But, someone saying Opera is better than
Firefox? Can you have plugins \ extensions in Opera? Is there one
that can capture XMLHTTPRequests and show the results. Is there a
method to get the GENERATED source code. This is particularly useful
for AJAX pages to see t
I think so :)
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Arg I hate that you can't edit your posts :X. Sorry for spamming. In
fact, this is a bug in Firefox and not on Opera
(https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=235441). The event should
not be fired when the useCapture is true. It should be set to false to
work. I searched on cakephp sources an
Made it works. Cake generate a script like this : Event.observe('submit31449', 'click',
function(event){ new Ajax.Updater('tasks_todo','/cake/tasks/add',
{asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true,
parameters:Form.serialize(Event.element(event).form)})},true);.
What doesn't seem to work in Opera is the
Well, I dont want to start a browser war, but Opera has a lot more
benefits than Firefox imho. I have to get 25 extensions to come close
to have something as nice as Opera.
In another note, i'm new to cake, so I tried to do an ajax some ajax
and it's not working for me in Opera. I'm using $ajax->s
Almost all my clients have switched to Firefox after being educated on
the benefits ;-)
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when the client asks why it doesn't work in opera, then i have to
assume they use opera and wonder why it doesn't work.
stupid clients, they should use what i tell them to use ;)
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Actually quite a few do. I know in percentages it looks small, but in
numbers there are loads of people.
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Yeah, I would definitely start by validating your pages. The other
thing I'd recommend is using $ajax->submit, instead of $ajax->form,
since it degrades better. (So just use html->form for generating the
form.)
Also, no offense of anything, but do people actually use Opera??
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Well first of all you should validate your page. You don't even have a
doctype !! You also have some tag not closed, etc. Maybe this won't
help you, but my main browser is Opera and i have never seen anything
in ajax not working, so I don't think this have to do with it.
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i did a little search, some some seemingly unrelated posts about Opera
and ajax and such...
Here is my problem.
I redid a little search engine for a company, and it works in every
browser on every platform except Opera.
it uses an $ajax->form call
to take the input of a form and submit it.
not co
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