So quickly I go from "I got it", to scratching my head and "I don't
got it" but, I have made your changes and it works! I guess then
I only need to _bind_ in the case where I define my function for my
timer and in my Event _observe_ definitions?. Sound about right?
So I have, in my initiali
Perhaps this is just a limitation, but I think what needs extending is
an option to not start effects at all till the queue is fully setup,
then the application should be able to just run the effect.queue. A
problem example here as shown,
$$('div.steams div').invoke('hide').each(function(
Hi
This script works in FF but not in IE7. The error occures with
element.remove() in the onDrop callback function. I already found out,
that if element is a instead of a element it works in both
browsers.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
div.pinkSquare { border:5px solid pink;}
div
>
> this.__find().bind(this)
>
Ask yourself "what does this.__find() return"... and then ask "what does
.bind() work on, and what does it return"
.bind() is a method on the Function type (prototype.js extends the
Function.prototype in javascript so that it has this .bind() method on it).
Therefor
T.J. & Ryan,
First of all, thanks for all the help! I have a very good
understanding of bind, and it is working very well.
Unfortunately, I have an issue, and am hoping for some help in
troubleshooting. The following occurs:
In my keyup event, I have correctly followed T.J.'s suggested
approac
Hi,
I'm new to the script.aculo.us toolkit and, furthermore, don't know
anything of dynamic web elements (like AJAX and so on...I do know
about programation though, I worked a lot with Java J2EE and got a
year now using RubyOnRails. Oh, know a little bit of Javascript
thought).
Ok so here comes my
I'm also interested in a solution for this. Did maybe somebody find
one?
On Apr 6, 7:14 am, "rai.ashis" wrote:
> Yeah the containment can be use to do so but as you have told the whole
> element is replaced and i don't want to do that.
>
> I just want to make draggable element that can be droppa
I'm very familiar with evalScrips in Ajax.Updater, but as we're
talking about Ajax.Autocompleter instead, it doesn't apply. AFAIK,
Ajax.Autocompleter uses Ajax.Request only. I may have to code this in
myself, it seems. I'll send a patch when it's done.
-a
On Apr 9, 8:18 pm, Joe Athman wrote:
>
mistype
nsert(' ')
On Apr 11, 8:23 am, Rippo wrote:
> Have you tried insert(' ) instead of a [space]?
> Thanks
> Rippo
>
> On Apr 11, 3:22 am, FigglesKoy wrote:
>
> > I noticed today that in using Elment.insert() in IE7, that if you just
> > send spaces, they won't show up. So for example:
>
Have you tried insert(' ) instead of a [space]?
Thanks
Rippo
On Apr 11, 3:22 am, FigglesKoy wrote:
> I noticed today that in using Elment.insert() in IE7, that if you just
> send spaces, they won't show up. So for example:
>
>
>
> $('testid').insert('hi').insert(' ').insert('there');
>
>
>
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