That code is nothing short of perfect. Thanks for the pointer. I
learned a lot reading it. --jk
On May 18, 6:57 pm, david wrote:
> Hi jk,
>
> the mouse position could be retrieve from the event object with
> Event.pointerX and Event.pointerY.
> so you first need to observe the mousedown event,
Hi jk,
the mouse position could be retrieve from the event object with
Event.pointerX and Event.pointerY.
so you first need to observe the mousedown event, and observe the
mousemove event. you could get from this event the the mouse position.
Don't forget when the mousedown happend to observe the
How do you detect a drag coord (mousedown + move). I don't see
documentation on the site. Thanks. --JK
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Hi,
Expanding on Gabriel's answer, mostly if you just fix your
Object.extend calls to point to the prototype rather than the
constructor, you should be fine. E.g.:
Object.extend(Date.prototype, {
...
});
Look at the Prototype source and how it extends String, for instance,
for examples.
HTH,
Hi,
The bug (well, *a* bug) is in your form markup:
You're using
$('contact_form')
...to reference the form. Referring to the $() docs[1]: "If provided
with a string, returns the element in the document with matching ID".
That's the (or at least *a*) problem, your form has a name,
prototype.js (version 1.6.1_rc2) causes SSL nonsecure warning dialog
to popup on Internet Explorer 6. This problem has been verified using
fidler on IE 6 running on Windows XP. And it occurs as soon as IE 6
loads the prototype.js file.
I have added the following line around line 2098, and the p
I am experiencing a problem with the Form.Serialize in Firefox 3.5. (I
upgraded from Vers 2, because it wasn't working either!) It's working
fine in Internet Explorer 7, but in Firefox it just hangs.
I've tried this with prototype version 1.6.0.2 and 1.6.0.3. Same
results.
function queryRecord(
Can anyone point me in the right direction to making my form submit
when a selection is made from the autocomplete suggestions? Thanks!
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On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 12:35 PM, Alaa wrote:
>
> look, it is like:
>
> Var s= 10;
> alert(s.toColorPart()); // it works and prints 0a
>
> var a = $('valuesList').value;
> alert (a); // prints 10 as in the textbox
>
> alert(a.toColorPart()); // does not work
Try `window.alert(typeof a)' -, I b
You don't have to chance its constructor, and anyway you can't.
Just assign the functions to its prototype.
>>> Date.prototype.isEaster = function isEaster(){ return true; }
isEaster()
>>> (new Date).isEaster()
true
Gabriel Gilini
www.usosim.com.br
gabr...@usosim.com.br
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at
i haven't had much luck finding what i'm looking for, so maybe i'm not
looking for it correctly.
i want to add several properties (booleans indicating special dates)
to the native Date object that are assigned when the date is
instantiated. However, i'm not sure how i can do that.
i know i can e
Hi,
Reiterating Colin's point, "does not work" is not useful. HOW does it
not work? Do you get an error? Do you get the wrong result? Help
people to help you.
In this case I'm guessing it doesn't work because s is a String, not a
Number. But it's a guess.
--
T.J. Crowder
tj / crowder softwa
Hi,
Input fields are DOM elements, so you can insert them with
Element#insert[1].
[1] http://prototypejs.org/api/element/insert
HTH,
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On May 18, 1:44 pm, expat101 wrote:
> How can i presen
look, it is like:
Var s= 10;
alert(s.toColorPart()); // it works and prints 0a
var a = $('valuesList').value;
alert (a); // prints 10 as in the textbox
alert(a.toColorPart()); // does not work
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Did you try alert ( s.toColorPart() );
Not sure, but I think you needed the parentheses around the number 10
to disambiguate how you wanted to treat it (as an object of the class
Number).
Walter
On May 18, 2009, at 10:36 AM, Alaa wrote:
>
> it works means
> alert ((10).toColorPart() );// g
it works means
alert ((10).toColorPart() );// gives a message with text "0a"
but
var s=10;
alert ((s).toColorPart() );// gives even no message, because it is
wrong
> What do you mean by 'works' and 'doesn't work'? What result are you
> getting?
>
> Colin
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fields in order to add data to mysql?
please provide and example
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@OP:
I don't think clonePosition works on inline-positioned elements, I
think they have to have the style "position: absolute". You may be
able to use Element#absolutize[1] to make them absolutely positioned,
but that will take them out of the flow (and so other things may
move).
Separately, ca
Hi,
At a glance, I see three problems:
1. There's no opening quote on the URL.
2. You've misspelled onException.
3. You're calling the alert method immediately (when you create the
request) and saving its return value as the value for the onExeption
(sic) parameter. You want to define, not ca
Hi,
I can't find the probles with code to save html table data. Can
anybody help? I get onExeption event only.
The code is below
default.asp (Path www.comp.com/defailt.asp):
==
params='email=t...@comp.com&User=UserName'
new Ajax.Request (Scripts/ajaxSaveBala
On May 15, 12:39 pm, Alaa wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to use toColorPart function, but
>
> (10).toColorPart() it works
> s=10;
> (s).toColorPart()// Doesnot work !!!
>
> Help please
What do you mean by 'works' and 'doesn't work'? What result are you
getting?
Colin
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On May 15, 3:34 pm, Alaa wrote:
> Thank u for reply, But I did not use "this" word in my code!!!
>
> On May 14, 3:13 pm, Marslander wrote:
>
>
>
> > That is because you call Prototype method 'this.clonePosition' by
> > clicking your button. In this case 'this'
Thanks for reply,
But I also tried it and it is also not working
On May 15, 6:02 pm, Tobie Langel wrote:
> try:
> var s = 10;
> s.toColorPart();
>
> On May 15, 1:39 pm, Alaa wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I am trying to use toColorPart function, but
>
> > (10).toColorPart() it works
> > s=10;
>
On May 16, 1:25 am, "Miguel Beltran R." wrote:
> Hi list
>
> Using Ajax.Updater to a retrive the follow
>
> (Using firebug)
>
>
>
> 2
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> but no show nothing on screen , because is inside
>
Crockford's book (referenced in a previous reply) is only 150 pages
long including the appendices, so it is really not a big read.
Colin
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Hi,
> ...I'm looking PHP as the tool to go ahead. I would
> appreciate if anyone tells me how to start PHP.
This group is for discussing Prototype[1], not PHP. For help with
PHP, you probably want the comp.lang.php newgroup[2].
[1] http://prototypejs.org
[2] http://groups.google.com/group/com
Hi Everybody,
I'm from India and new to this group. I happen to see this group
while search for drag drop in google. I have around 10+ years of
experience in microsoft technologies, especially windows application.
The reason for joining this group is I have a great Idea of an
Enterprise applica
Hi,
I hope someone here can point me into the right direction. I worked on
this for weeks and can't find a solution.
I created span boxes which can be filled by dropping words on them.
However two things are very bothersome for the user, first the words
are following the mouse in Firefox (works f
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