I'm attempting to use Prototype to build an AJAX-based die roller
program. This is my first foray into Prototype and AJAX, and most of
this was put together using the examples on the Prototype site, as
well as a few others found around the web. Nothing elaborate.
What I ended up with was a tool
Hi
I was trying to use protoaculous1.8.3.min.js like I did before in my
template, include it in the following format script src=scripts/
protoaculous.1.8.3.min.js charset=iso-8859-1
type=text/javascript/script
but then I got the error message
Error: uncaught exception: [Exception... An invalid
Hi,
I am using the Sortable for drag and drop for the first time and the
drag and drop works great on Firefox, Safari and Chrome but i am
having the following issues on IE.
1) On dragging and dropping an element the element does not get
released from the cursor.
2) On dragging the element to an
Hi Jason,
It looks like you're trying to use MooTools and Prototype on the same
page. Unless you've hacked one or both of them, I'm pretty sure they
can't co-exist.
HTH,
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On Dec 16, 7:47 pm,
Hi Greg,
While reading my answer, I missed sometyhing :((
You could not use unser*ialize with the $F utility ?
$F is an alias for Form.Element.Methods.getValue and it return a
string, not an extend object like the $() function.
So output of $F is a string, and if you want to use the unserialize
Hi Abhi,
If you'll have code, it could be great.
so we can catch the error :))
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david
On 17 déc, 01:15, abhi abhi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am using the Sortable for drag and drop for the first time and the
drag and drop works great on Firefox, Safari and Chrome but i am
having the
Hi Wen,
Are you sure about the charset value on the script tag ??
couldn't you delete it ?
I'm not sure it will resolve your trouble, but it can.
Next, do you have a live exemple or the link to protoculous 1.8.3.
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david.
On 16 déc, 22:39, Wen wenchen@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I was trying
Hi cannonballer ,
First why do you need two prototype on the same page, if you need to
modify a behaviour of a particular method, just use the magic wrap()
function's method.
To answer to your question, I'm not sure it's so easy to put prototype
two times in your pages.
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david
On 15 déc,
Hi Ralph,
if you want to do the text effect on the 2 differents box on the
exemple you 'll give us ?
In fact I don't understand why you'll need to crop the image ? CSS can
do it for you with the overflow:visible; property.
I perhaps miss something :((
but I think you could do such an effect
Hi David,
Enclosed is the code. When i say element can be dragged to open position i
mean that in the sortable area if there is an open position the draggable
item can be placed there and it does not snap back to its original position.
FF, Chrome and Safari does that. Enclosed is the code.
hello everyone.
i'm trying to use raphael svg graphic library with prototype
there is a question wich is troubeling me - how to extend svg elements
with prototype?
For example, i use this code:
r = Raphael($(container), 300, 300);
c = r.circle(100, 100, 50);
c.attr('fill', 'red');
Hi David,
Thanks for replying.
We have a page which calls in a saje.js in the header, and this file
contains the prototype code.
We have now just recently tried to embed facebook connect into our
pages - the way it works is a user will try and submit a comment to an
article, and at the same
What is the best way to attach one observer to many events
for examle: I need to attach an observer to input element to validate
input value for 'change' and 'paste' events
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Hi,
Just reuse the same handler for multiple events:
function handler(event) { /* ... */ }
element
.observe('change', handler)
.observe('paste', handler);
If you need to bind, do that first so you're not creating unnecessary
extra functions:
var Thingy =
Hi Sergio,
I am not sure what you mean by make the bind but here is an example
doing what you ask using ajax responders:
Ajax.Responders.register({
onCreate: function(ar)
{
ar.options.onSuccess = ar.options.onSuccess ||
Prototype.emptyFunction;
ar.options.onSuccess =
Hi,
I changed the code and the behavior is still the same on IE. One more issue
that i noticed on IE is that when we drag an item, the only way to release
is by double click. When the item gets released the onUpdate callback is
never called.
div class=favorite_bling_reorder_wrapper
div
Hi.
This is fixed. I looked at Zoltan post and i was including prototype.js
twice in my page which was breaking on IE. Thanks for all the help.
Abhi
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 4:15 PM, abhi abhi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am using the Sortable for drag and drop for the first time and the
drag
thanks for samples
On 17 дек, 17:40, T.J. Crowder t...@crowdersoftware.com wrote:
Hi,
Just reuse the same handler for multiple events:
function handler(event) { /* ... */ }
element
.observe('change', handler)
.observe('paste', handler);
If you need to bind, do
So ok, I have this JSON string I'm trying to pass as a post. From my
object's toJSON() method, I get this string:
{
anonymous_element_1: {
class: required,
msg:
},
anonymous_element_2: {
class: required,
msg:
},
public_phone: {
A faster method would be to attach a single observer for all of the inputs.
Something like:
var InputsObserver = Class.create({
initialize : function(){
$(input-wrapping-element).observe(click,
this.inputsClickHandler.bindAsEventListener(this));
},
clickHandler : function(event){
var
Hi,
Ajax.Updater (and the rest) don't claim to post object graphs to the
server, and in fact they don't. They only pass name-value pairs,
because they're doing normal HTTP GETs or POSTs, which are based on
name-value pairs. HTTP doesn't know anything about JSON.
If you want to pass an object
How does dom:ready prevent multiple executions of the same script?
On Dec 16, 6:16 am, Alex McAuley webmas...@thecarmarketplace.com
wrote:
Why not attach the widget code to dom:ready
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- Original Message -
From: JoJo tokyot...@gmail.com
Hi,
Script tags are executed in strict document order on all browsers
(unless the `defer` attribute is put on the script tag), not least
because the scripts might output to the document inline via
`document.write` -- and so order of execution is critical. (The
`defer` attribute changes that by
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