Hello n3on,
thanks for your suggestion.
The thing is, that I have to pass a form to the php-file.
I'am going to trying this now:
I changed my script that I do, when nessessary, a request where I pass the
form via ajax. (that the without-redirect-solution)
Or, if I need a redirect, I do a form.subm
I'm not sure what you are trying to do. You can send your form as ajax
request to the php file and still get back an object which tells you what
you need to know to handle further steps in JS.
On Thursday, February 14, 2013 12:47:15 PM UTC+1, Hamburger wrote:
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> Hello n3on,
> thanks for your su
Too bad it's not possible. Indeed the alternative is go through all files.
Still, the builder knows the dependencies of classes. If I can get those
dependencies as a list somewhere, and I know which functions belongs to a
which class, I could check for 1) class instantiation and 2) function cal
A lot of classes implement the same function calls. .show or .start for
example. The short answer is you can't build something like this that is
100% accurate. You could, as you suggest, get fairly close though.
When I want to reverse build a file I just read it. I can usually get 95%
of it just s
I want to add events to all elements who
have the class 'cmd' and 'normalise'.
$$('.cmd .normalise') doesn't seem to work
— is there an efficient way todo this?
I've resorted to collecting all 'cmd' class
elements, and checking if they have the
second class.
TIA
Lee
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> — is there an efficient way todo this?
Take out the space. http://jsfiddle.net/HXhNv/
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