Hi,
The page you refernced is about adding external script files, which is
why it worked when you did that and not when you tried to do it as an
inline block.
Why are you trying to use a script tag for this? How 'bout:
function generateAutoCompleter()
{
new Ajax.Autocompleter(
"oop_
Hello, I'm pretty new to this. Using 1.6.0.3, though tried 1.6.1 and
it didn't make a difference. Oh, and thanks for a great framework btw.
I have a form where I'm generating rows on the fly. One of the form
fields is using Ajax.autocompleter, so based on this link (http://
proto-scripty.wikidot
Hi, i'm new in the group and I'm having a problem that i think someone
could help me here. I have an Effect.toggle in a onclick of a select
tag that shows a div and enable a form. Over Firefox it works fine,
but on IE and even on Safari and Chrome it doesn't.
The code is in http://pastie.org/84106
I'm on http://wiki.github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/ atm but I don't
think I can read all of that.
One of my favorite photographer's website has a cool effect and I
wanted to know which ones I should read up on.
http://www.mareenfischinger.com/
I'm not a big fan of a page randomly being selecte
thanks - I can at least now give up on the current approach I was
trying to get working :)
On Feb 25, 7:40 am, Pranav wrote:
> AFAIK, the browser stops all executions on the current page when the
> page unloads (when you click on a link, submit a form, set the
> location property etc)
> What you
Hi all!
Sorry for digging up such an old thread (see Disabling Scriptaculous
autocomplete at the bottom of my thread) but I'm working on the same
problem (more or less).
I have an input field using autocompleter and I must disable it when I
modify the div wich contains the input field (it delete
AFAIK, the browser stops all executions on the current page when the
page unloads (when you click on a link, submit a form, set the
location property etc)
What you could do is start with an empty weekends/display page that
only displays the animated gif and then load the page content
asynchronously
Hi,
I have a requirement after a user goes to page X which takes a while
to load, to show a spinner. I have an issue trying to solve this
with basic JavaScript (see below). Can prototype help here?
Details of my current problem: It seems when I use "window.location"
as a means to redirect t
It's hard to contact them. But it's ok. Thanks for all your advice anyway.
I'm just going to forget about greybox and do a run of the mill new window
pop up in an onclick event in a tag for the time being
Dan
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 2:29 AM, T.J. Crowder wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> Ah, okay, that actu
