I did some further testing. I seem to be getting a border rendering
issue with this test example in both Firefox 2 and IE
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Thanks for the border solution.
I changed the border from false to an rgb() or hex value. I still have
problems with FF2's white corners and some borders that the script
generates in IE6 are messed up.
Is this my css is it rendering incorrectly?
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Hi Bob,
Sorry here is a testcase. Hope this helps
http://www.proclanmanager.com/rounded_corner_testcase.zip
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Just something else I noticed.
Printing out borderColor.toString(); shows "true" as opposed to an
"rgb(255,255,255)" string.
I'm using the SVN version by the way.
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I had to put try and error catching in _createCornerSlice: function to
get IE 6 stopping because of an error.
Replace:
inStyle.borderColor = borderColor.toString();
with:
try { inStyle.borderColor = borderColor.toString(); }
catch (error) { inStyle.borderColor = "#000"; }
In the "_createCor
I am calling the following
var roundedCornersOnLoad = function () {
MochiKit.Visual.roundClass(null, "round");
MochiKit.Visual.roundClass(null, "roundbottom", {corners:
"bottom"});
MochiKit.Visual.roundClass(null, "roundtop", {corners: "top"});
MochiKit.Visual.roundClass(null, "b
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
uitive, way of doing
things in mochikit?
regards
Andrew
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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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> dojo.ById("myDIV") = my_doc.getElementById("output");
this should be dojo.ById("myDIV").innerHTML =
my_doc.getElementById("output").innerHTML;
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Andrew
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yId("myDIV") = my_doc.getElementById("output");
HTH's
regards
Andrew
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o.io.FormBind({
formNode: "Form1",
load: function(load, data, e) {
var dom, divList, xml;
xml = MochiKit.DOM.createDOM(data);
divList = xml.getElementById("output");
//dojo.byId('output').innerHTML = divList ;
},
: [Exception... "String contains an invalid
character" code: "5" nsresult: "0x80530005
(NS_ERROR_DOM_INVALID_CHARACTER_ERR)" location:
"http://127.0.0.1/dojo/dojo.js Line: 2960"]
What is the issue here and how do resolve it?
regards
Andrew
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On 11/3/05, Bob Ippolito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> This is applied in r410
Cool.
I meant to ask this before, but shouldn't line 60 of LoggingPane.js read
logger = MochiKit.Logging.logger;
?
Andrew
fuss.
I'll put the GreaseMonkey script up on the wiki when it's done.
Cheers,
Andrew.
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to automatically display
the logging pane window for a page which has imported
MochiKit.LoggingPane (to provide continuous logging, no need to click
the bookmarklet to reconnect after refresh), but GreaseMonkey's not
working for me at the moment, so that'll have to wait.
Andrew
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