Hello,
I created some rather complex Intranet Application, using lots of
JavaScript, DOM-Maninpulation and XMLHTTPRequest communication.
I developed on FireFox, with the excellent firebug ... every misstake
was given back with a fine, fine traceback; exactly pointing to the
code at error.
My co
I know it's trivial, but have you tried throwing some alert()'s in
there to get your bearings?
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SMooney,
> I know it's trivial, but have you tried throwing some alert()'s in
> there to get your bearings?
yes. I started doing this, but that feels so 1999ish, and takes ages.
Having started my programming career on C64, of course there are
methods to track down an error in a 500 line javascr
Agreed. That's all I really had to contribute... other than...
It's line 266! :-)
On 7/15/06, GHUM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
SMooney,> I know it's trivial, but have you tried throwing some alert()'s in> there to get your bearings?
yes. I started doing this, but that feels so 1999ish, and take
Drop the alerts, and liberally log() your way through the app, then
use MochiKit's logging bookmarklet.
"MochiKit.Logging - we're all tired of alert()"
Zac
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Thanks very much for all the help. Working now.
A couple of suggestions for the doco:
It might help if there was a top level nav on the site so you can
navigate the different Mochikit reference pages more easily. I was
trying to create my signal code without understanding how things
interrelate.
Excellent point.
On 7/15/06, Zachery Bir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Drop the alerts, and liberally log() your way through the app, thenuse MochiKit's logging bookmarklet.
"MochiKit.Logging - we're all tired of alert()"Zac
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Hi,
I have just downloaded the latest, svn, version of MochiKit and am
using it (packed) in conjunction with dojo 0.3.1. I attempt to create a
new DOM like so:
MochiKit.DOM.createDOM(data) - data being an xhtml document
and I get the following error message via FireBug:
uncaught exception: [Exc
On Jul 15, 2006, at 12:31 PM, Andrew wrote:
> Hi,
> I have just downloaded the latest, svn, version of MochiKit and am
> using it (packed) in conjunction with dojo 0.3.1. I attempt to
> create a
> new DOM like so:
>
> MochiKit.DOM.createDOM(data) - data being an xhtml document
>
> and I get the
Hi,
on a further note
> MochiKit.DOM.createDOM(data) - data being an xhtml document
it turns out that the error was mine as I never explicitly declared the
variable xml!
When I do an alert on divList I get 'null'. I thought mochikit dom
avoided that?!
var x = new dojo.io.FormBind({
for
Hi Zac,
what I'm attempting to do is getting the returned page from a submit
and then taking out element output which is the id of a div tag in the
returned document. So it's basicall the other way round of what you
have mentioned:
my_doc = createDOM(data);
dojo.ById("myDIV") = my_doc.getElementB
One of those days!
> dojo.ById("myDIV") = my_doc.getElementById("output");
this should be dojo.ById("myDIV").innerHTML =
my_doc.getElementById("output").innerHTML;
regards
Andrew
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On Jul 15, 2006, at 12:58 PM, Andrew wrote:
> Hi Zac,
> what I'm attempting to do is getting the returned page from a submit
> and then taking out element output which is the id of a div tag in the
> returned document. So it's basicall the other way round of what you
> have mentioned:
Doesn't ma
Ok, my bad, I understand now. So my next question is, is there any way
in mochikit to create a DOM document from a string or xml type of
document?
regards
Andrew
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On Jul 15, 2006, at 9:31 AM, Andrew wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I have just downloaded the latest, svn, version of MochiKit and am
> using it (packed) in conjunction with dojo 0.3.1. I attempt to
> create a
> new DOM like so:
>
> MochiKit.DOM.createDOM(data) - data being an xhtml document
>
> and I get t
Hi Bob,
you are correct. What I was after was:
xml = dojo.dom.createDocumentFromText(data);
divList = xml.getElementsByTagName("div");
dojo.byId('output').innerHTML =
dojo.dom.innerXML(divList.item(2));
Just wondered whether there was a nicer, more intuitive, way of doing
thing
On Jul 15, 2006, at 10:21 AM, Andrew wrote:
> Ok, my bad, I understand now. So my next question is, is there any way
> in mochikit to create a DOM document from a string or xml type of
> document?
No, you'll have to use the browser's native way to do that. The only
really portable way is to u
On Jul 15, 2006, at 1:28 PM, Andrew wrote:
> Hi Bob,
> you are correct. What I was after was:
>
> xml = dojo.dom.createDocumentFromText(data);
> divList = xml.getElementsByTagName("div");
> dojo.byId('output').innerHTML =
> dojo.dom.innerXML(divList.item(2));
>
> Just wondered w
I'm using MochiKit to attach an onkeyup event, but it emits two onkeyup
events for every key press in Safari. Is this a known issue? If not, I
can create a test case.
-ryan
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On Jul 15, 2006, at 3:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm using MochiKit to attach an onkeyup event, but it emits two
> onkeyup
> events for every key press in Safari. Is this a known issue? If not, I
> can create a test case.
This is a known bug in Safari. I'm surprised it's not in the doc
Hi,I have defined a button css class for an input submit button. When the class is applied to the input tag the formerly, standard, rounded edges of the normal input type="submit" buttons are now nice and square!! Can I apply the rounded technique in this instance? My css class is as follows:
.butt
On Jul 15, 2006, at 6:06 PM, Andrew Madu wrote:
> I have defined a button css class for an input submit button. When
> the class is applied to the input tag the formerly, standard,
> rounded edges of the normal input type="submit" buttons are now
> nice and square!! Can I apply the rounded
On Jul 15, 2006, at 7:26 PM, Ryan King wrote:On 7/15/06, Bob Ippolito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Jul 15, 2006, at 3:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:> I'm using MochiKit to attach an onkeyup event, but it emits two> onkeyup> events for every key press in Safari. Is this a known issue? If not, I >
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> From: mochikit@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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> Sent: Saturday, July 15, 2006 6:47 AM
> Subject: [mochikit] Re: developing with / for internet explorer
>
> Drop the alerts, and liberally log() your way through the app, then
>
I recently did this for a code highlighting script. I was mainly
interested in text nodes, but I tried to keep my solution fairly
general. It involves two scripts:
http://freecog.net/scripts/AsyncQueue.js?pretty
http://freecog.net/2006/syntaxhighlighter/syntaxhighlighter.js?pretty
The AsyncQ
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