The issue is that you can pass content (strings) to the headers or existing
table header elements, like so:
myTable.setHeaders(new Element('th', {...}));
To determine if you're passing an element, we pass the value through
document.id, which is throwing this warning. I'll add a check for empty
st
actually passing null works in Firefox but not in Safari - this works
in both browsers: tbl.setHeaders(['','Zeit','Titel']);
On Jan 1, 12:27 pm, mmjaeger wrote:
> Hello
> I guess, another one for Aaron and Happy New Year by the way
>
> var tbl = new HtmlTable({
> properties: {
>
Hello
I guess, another one for Aaron and Happy New Year by the way
var tbl = new HtmlTable({
properties: {
border: 0,
cellspacing: 0
},
zebra: true
});
tbl.setHeaders(['','Header 1','Header 2']);
passing an empty
No. As described, the script will log deprecated calls into the
console during page execution. It's up to you modify.
On Jan 1, 8:15 pm, ghazal wrote:
> Thank you for your hard work and Happy New Year.
> Just one question : is this the compatibility layer that was talked
> about for Joomla users
Hi again, I'll answer my question as it's been already addressed
here :
http://www.clientcide.com/3rd-party-libraries/mootools/mootools-11-12-upgrade-helper/
Good news for all of us Joomla users.
Mootools FTW
Thank you for your hard work and Happy New Year.
Just one question : is this the compatibility layer that was talked
about for Joomla users ?
