Hi,
On Jun 24, 3:15 am, Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
wrote:
> > In any given application, I tend to have a wrapper around Prototype's
> > ajax stuff with some problem-domain logic in it. That wrapper always
> > checks for the `success` flag on calls and routes to the error handler
> > if it's not
On Jun 23, 5:39 pm, doug wrote:
> I am using extjs with prototype. I am using the calendar for extjs
> located here:
>
> http://www.feyasoft.com/myCalendar?tab=download
>
> The calendar works just fine without the prototype adapter. When I use
> it with prototype I get this error in Firefox:
>
>
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On Jun 22, 2010, at 2:45 AM, T.J. Crowder wrote:
> The answer is in the question. :-) If it's a non-HTTP error, it
> wouldn't be best practice to use an HTTP error code to represent the
> error. (Not that HTTP status codes don't have a fair bit of scop
Hi-
I have a search widget class written in prototype that's been running
fine for a couple of years now in FF and IE6+7. The user enters search
parms, clicks a button and an ajax interaction (using jboss seam)
retrieves data from a host server class (Java). The results are
populated into a div an
I am using extjs with prototype. I am using the calendar for extjs
located here:
http://www.feyasoft.com/myCalendar?tab=download
The calendar works just fine without the prototype adapter. When I use
it with prototype I get this error in Firefox:
[Exception... "Component returned failure code: 0
I also have a similar method, but I use an Ajax responders to check
the "error flag" and divert the processing to an alternative function
when it is set.
Since there is no Ajax.Responder for onSuccess, I use onCreate to wrap
the error management code around the provided onSuccess option.
I once co
I think it has to do this, otherwise the value would be truncated at
the first linebreak by the browser. You would lose data, in other
words, the moment you invoked the editor. Maybe not in all browsers,
but certainly in more than a few.
Walter
On Jun 23, 2010, at 10:24 AM, Yaz wrote:
Ca
Can anyone confirm this?
On May 25, 4:26 pm, Yaz wrote:
> Here's a test case.
>
> http://yazmedia.com/sandbox/inplaceeditor.php
>
> Happens in Firefox only, IE8 renders the single line element fine.
>
> Shouldn't the InPlaceEditor "rows" parameter override the auto-
> textarea feature?
>
> Using
The change event is triggered by the field receiving focus, changing
value from whatever the defaultValue was, and then losing focus. Maybe
you could step through those events within the function that's
currently only changing the picker.
Or use a synthetic event, and have onchange on the p
Hi,
I have simple select box
Volvo
Audi
and my Javascript
$('myCars').observe('change', doSomething);
function doSomething(){
alert('doSomething');
}
In My code I want to programatically select "audi"... for which i do
$('myCars').value="audi"; // also tried other options like ma
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