Hi,
Before answerng your actual question, a quick note on this:
if (NameEntered.length3 [% for code in @codes %'%=
code.name %',% end %'test'].include(NameEntered)) {
That looks to me as though it will follow all names, including the
last one, with a comma, and so you'll end up with:
Hello.
I'm new at this subject so, if you can help me, i'll apreciate a lot.
I have a platform in ruby but i need to improve it, putting some
scripts in java.
How can i do this? I search and i found that prototype is one of the
javascripts to ruby.
Please help me.
Thank you so much.
Hi,
(Your account is still in moderated status, so don't worry if you
reply to this and your reply is delayed until approved by a
moderator.)
Do you mean Java or JavaScript? They're not the same thing. If Java,
do you mean client-side (applets) or server-side? If server-side, I'd
ask over in
Hello. I'm using Firefox 3.5 beta4 and it has internal JSON parsing
support via JSON.encode({}) and JSON.decode(''). (at least, it works
for me)
Does Prototype.js support such a parser, and if not are there plans to
include such support?
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You
Are these DIVs contained by a parent? Or have you (can you) apply a
single unique class to them? If so, you can treat them as an
enumerable collection using the double dollar or select functions.
$$('div.someclass')...
$('parentdiv').select('div')...
Both of those return an array of
Hi,
We're planning to support this asap.
Best,
Tobie
On May 11, 11:42 am, igenchev igenc...@deo.uni-sofia.bg wrote:
Hello. I'm using Firefox 3.5 beta4 and it has internal JSON parsing
support via JSON.encode({}) and JSON.decode(''). (at least, it works
for me)
Does Prototype.js support
I'm sorry. I mean javascript, like prototype or scriptaculous.
On May 11, 10:37 am, T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com wrote:
Hi,
(Your account is still in moderated status, so don't worry if you
reply to this and your reply is delayed until approved by a
moderator.)
Do you mean
Hi,
No problem. :-) I'm not quite sure what the question really is,
though. If you're just getting started with this stuff, I'd recommend
reading through the Tips and Tutorials page[1] on the Prototype
website, reading through the API[2] from beginning to end (only takes
a couple of hours, and
FYI, Zane's emailed me privately about this. I don't think he wrote
the code and in fact I don't think he's a scripting guy at all -- he
offered to pay me to sort out whatever the thing is, before going
offline (I'm guessing to bed; he's in Australia, I think). I gave him
some further code (and
Hi,
can anyone say me when can we get stable prototype.js with IE8 browser
fixes?
Iam eagerly waiting for this.
Iam using prototype.js since 2007. I want to upgrade my site to IE8 it
is giving up some issues. So curious to know about this
Thanks,
Manu
Heya,
1.6.1 RC2 has full support for IE8:
http://prototypejs.org/2009/3/27/prototype-1-6-1-rc2-ie8-compatibility-element-storage-and-bug-fixes
I don't know the timeframe for 1.6.1 GA release, but I don't think
it's far off. You might follow this thread over in the Core group;
someone asked the
Hi,
Anyone know what happened to all of his messages, though?
Never mind, he just wrote to tell me he removed them.
-- T.J.
On May 11, 1:21 pm, T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com wrote:
FYI, Zane's emailed me privately about this. I don't think he wrote
the code and in fact I don't
Cool, many thanks! :)
On May 11, 2:42 pm, Tobie Langel tobie.lan...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
We're planning to support this asap.
Best,
Tobie
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Hello,
I am trying to replicate horizontal sliding effect seen here:
www.gucci.com/us/us-english/about-gucci/creative-directors/frida-giannini/
I think its done using the Prototype script.aculo.us script.
However, I am unable to get how it is implemented.
I want to reproduce a horizontal
I have some web pages using Prototype 1.61 that work on intel macs but
not on G5 macs. The problem seems to be a call to ajax (
//groupscript = '/echopay/group_pay.script.php';
var myAjax = new Ajax.Request( groupscript,
{ method: 'get', parameters: pars,
I have always set up my Javascript using objects like below:
if (!FooBar_Old) var FooBar_Old = {};
FooBar_Old.UI = {
test_str : 'it works'
, test: function() {
console.log(this.test_str);
}
};
// FooBar_Old.UI.test();
However recently I have been
If I only need one of something, I go with an object, otherwise if I
need more then one I go with a class-like structure.. though I don't
use Prototypes Class method, so I'll let someone that does answer that
part of the question.
Josh Powell
On May 11, 1:44 pm, louis w louiswa...@gmail.com
Josh could you post an example of how you do it? I am interested in
all of the different approaches.
Thanks.
On May 11, 6:12 pm, Josh Powell seas...@gmail.com wrote:
If I only need one of something, I go with an object, otherwise if I
need more then one I go with a class-like structure..
Louis,
Your error is that you should not be using the new keyword before
Class.create()
Class.create() is a helper function that essentially just returns a
function. Note, in js, all named functions are considered constructors.
Obviously, a function that has no prototype properties and sets not
2009/5/10 T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com
Hi,
I want instead update, add the second span to status, but if I use
Insert
option, add outside status. like this
div id=status
span id=x1/span
/div
span id=x2/span
What did you give for the insertion option? Because this:
No
I do this:
var MyClass = function () {
this.foo = 'bar'
}
MyClass.prototype = {
'baz': function() {
alert('blitz');
}
}
//Which lets me:
var myObj = new MyClass();
myObj.foo; // 'bar'
myObj.baz(); // alerts 'blitz'
//And even:
for (attr in myObj) {
alert(attr); //
On May 11, 6:38 pm, Ryan Gahl ryan.g...@gmail.com wrote:
Louis,
Your error is that you should not be using the new keyword before
Class.create()
Class.create() is a helper function that essentially just returns a
function. Note, in js, all named functions are considered constructors.
They
On May 12, 1:20 pm, RobG rg...@iinet.net.au wrote:
[...]
Javascript can emulate many object models, not just classic OO or
class-based iheritance.
That should have been: many *inheritance* models
--
Rob
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