Re: [Moo] element.get("text") fails

2010-12-21 Thread Sean McArthur
Yea, for now, just access textContent, since that's the XML DOM standard accessor for what you want. On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 3:24 PM, Sanford Whiteman < sa...@cypressintegrated.com> wrote: > > ok so we have to find the TextNode and retrieve the textContent... > > Not necessarily; you can just e

Re: [Moo] element.get("text") fails

2010-12-21 Thread Sanford Whiteman
> ok so we have to find the TextNode and retrieve the textContent... Not necessarily; you can just eschew the Moo getters. http://www.jsfiddle.net/tps3z/1/ This works in Moz + WK. But you are going to have trouble in IE unless you namespace your XML, as previously documented. -- Sand

[Moo] Re: about Request.JSON

2010-12-21 Thread Adrian Statescu
demo here: http://thinkphp.github.com/wikiworld On Dec 21, 9:29 pm, Adrian Statescu wrote: > Ok, thanks for informations , finally , in first instance,I've decided > and used Request.JSON with a file PHP to fetch data and in second > instance for another release I've used Request.JSONP to get the

[Moo] Re: about Request.JSON

2010-12-21 Thread Adrian Statescu
Ok, thanks for informations , finally , in first instance,I've decided and used Request.JSON with a file PHP to fetch data and in second instance for another release I've used Request.JSONP to get the json. the result is here: https://github.com/thinkphp/wikiworld and the source is here: https://gi

[Moo] clone element and modify it by another

2010-12-21 Thread vinikey
Hello! I'm using mootools 1.11 for a project of a client ( he asked about mootools 1.11... ) and I have an issue doing this $("next").addEvents({ "click" : function(event){ $$(".myli")[0].clone().injectInside("myUl"); // continue something else } }) Later,

Re: [Moo] element.get("text") fails

2010-12-21 Thread Andrea Dessì
uhmm... ok so we have to find the TextNode and retrieve the textContent... -- Andrea On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 10:22, Sean McArthur wrote: > Er, I forgot a few steps. Since it's an element node, you can get the > childNodes, and look for a TextNode, which will have the nodeValue of the > text. K

Re: [Moo] element.get("text") fails

2010-12-21 Thread Sean McArthur
Er, I forgot a few steps. Since it's an element node, you can get the childNodes, and look for a TextNode, which will have the nodeValue of the text. Kinda sucky, though :) Some simple investigation suggests that Chrome supports both innerText, and textContent on HTML elements. MooTools checks fir

Re: [Moo] element.get("text") fails

2010-12-21 Thread Andrea Dessì
element.get("nodeValue") and element.nodeValue are returning null... Have you tried the jsFiddle example? -- Andrea Dessì On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 10:09, Sean McArthur wrote: > I'm not really sure, but for XML, the text between the tags should be > available via `nodeValue`, no? > > > > > On T

Re: [Moo] element.get("text") fails

2010-12-21 Thread Sean McArthur
I'm not really sure, but for XML, the text between the tags should be available via `nodeValue`, no? On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 12:47 AM, Andrea Dessì wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm trying to parse a XML object. > In this example http://www.jsfiddle.net/tps3z/ > the method element.get("text") is workin

[Moo] element.get("text") fails

2010-12-21 Thread Andrea Dessì
Hi all, I'm trying to parse a XML object. In this example http://www.jsfiddle.net/tps3z/ the method element.get("text") is working with firefox and not working with google chrome. Why? :) please use your console in order to see the wrong values. What am I missing? -- Andrea