I am using Scriptaculous' Effect.SlideDown function to slide a
catfish add/popup into the screen (like SitePoint.com has). This
works absolutely marvelous in FireFox (FF), but in Internet Explorer
(IE) the following occurs:
When the div slides into the screen, it does NOT SHOW the background
Hi,
I applied a quick and dirty hack to the onEmptyHover-function to get
rid of the flickering when using dropOnEmpty
-- onEmptyHover: function(element, dropon, overlap) {
(it's in the dragdrop.js-file)
There is an if-statement in this function which has to be altered:
the original line in
Maybe you could describe this feature in some form (could be more
generic to other Prototype objects) in the documentation. I'm assuming
Object.inspect uses the toString method.
I agree with you that debugging features should be stripped, if such a
debug version would be created, implementation
Some more details:
I have also experimented with adding an absolute positioned wrapper
div and changin the #catfish div to position relative where it
applied. The same problem keeps occurring.
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thanks for the guidance.
heres what I came up with:
http://robreport.net/java/test.php
so the only question is now, if you click on one of the buttons - then
GO BACK to the featured button - it shows 2 rows of buttons - not sure
why the glitch. Any thoughts?
Thanks
On Nov 7, 6:20 pm,
Best fit for this would be an inspect method.
Have a look at the rest of the framework and at Ruby to see how this
is generally implemented.
Best,
Tobie
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