Hi,
is there a way that I can get rid of all these usages of this
No. `this` is different in Javascript than in some other languages
with the same keyword, in several ways. One of these is that
unqualified references like your _div (without anything in front of
it) are not automatically
Hi All,
I have a drag and drop functionality developed where I have multiple
dragables and multiple dropables. Where the Dragable is Droped on a
Dropable.
I also need to have the functionality where I should be able to revert
the dragable that means once the dragable is on dropable i should be
Hi
I'll add a Ajax.Autocompleter#release method like this.
Ajax.Autocompleter.addMethods({
release: function() {
this.element.stopObserving();
}
});
http://gist.github.com/384853
On Apr 29, 2010, at 7:29 PM, kimbaudi wrote:
Hi, I have a form with multiple text inputs (i.e. input
Hi all,
A quick update from me about Rails 3 beta and Prototype. I've just
tried Rails 3 beta with Prototype 1.6 and it doesn't work. Infact it
works with Prototype 1.7.1. So I guess Rails 3 beta is built against
Prototype 1.7
Kind regards,
Joshua
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On Apr 26, 8:06
Thanks a lot for your reply T.J
I was partially familiar with this mechanism, and now I know more :)
anyway, let me re-phrase my question
we all know that an event received on a DOM element (i.e button onclick
event for example)
will have the this equals to the DOM element
my question is simple :
Thank you for your solution. Now my form removes Ajax.Autocompleter when I
remove a form element.
On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 11:49 PM, Sébastien Gruhier sgruh...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi
I'll add a Ajax.Autocompleter#release method like this.
Ajax.Autocompleter.addMethods({
release: function() {
I'm using the script by Victor Stanciu (http://code.google.com/p/
prototype-carousel/) but I can not get it to work correctly with the
new release candidate of Prototype 1.7.
the problem is that the carousel stops and do not see the last two
slides, I'm trying but have not yet found the bug
I
I am sure this is just ignorance on my part, but...
I would really like to $F('formField') to get the value of whatever field I
am interested in. However, it seems formField needs to be the field's ID,
not its Name. That's cool, except when I have Radio Buttons or Check
Boxes. You aren't
I think this might work. You could wrap it up into a function, of course,
with name as a parameter.
$$('input[type=radio][name=whatever]').find(function(radio)
{ return radio.checked; }).value;
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Hello,
Is this possible I inserted an IFRAME in a page. the i frame i inserted
contains HTML with protoype/javascript codes.
below is the javascript code
Event.observe(document, 'keyup', keyupcheck, false);
im observing the window in any keyup events. however it only works within the
iframe
Clever! I will try that. Another approach that might work for some is to
serialize the form data into a hash. Then you should have the values for
each form control indexed by their name.
var h = $('formId').serialize( true ) ;
Then, for a form control with a name of 'name' you can do:
if
Similar to a prior response using a CSS selector, but eliminating the
call to #find:
// Returns single value of the checked radio
var value = $F($$('input:checked[type=radio][name=groupName]')[0])
The :checked pseudo-class shortcuts to the checked element(s) in the
selector results. However, in
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