As it turns out, I had to revise the program flow and, since the data
is available at the time I write the data for the innerHTML, I simply
incorporated it into the data with javascript as it is written. So
the result is nice and efficient, all html and no DOM.
I'm sure I'll wind up needing your t
I found one called Reggy quite a while ago. It's written by Sam
Souder, but I don't have a URL for it.
Walter
On Aug 20, 2010, at 2:26 AM, Erwin wrote:
thanks I'll look at that... and maybe try to find a RegExp app for
Mac...
On 19 août, 21:01, Dave Kibble wrote:
depends entirely on what
Hi.
I have some code, developed using Prototye (code works in IE8, Firefox
and Chrome) which displays a list of checkboxes in an order that is
alphabetically sorted and displayed top to bottom, left to right in
auto-sized columns and padded to fit the width of the container.
So, if the list of it
Hi,
> I know IE does not support , but mine does thanks to kaltura
> library.
Probably a question best addressed to Kaltura, then. My suspicion is
that they can't add the video functions to the element instance
automagically for the same reason Prototype can't, and so I bet they
have an equivalen
All:
The OP figured this out himself while this message was pending
moderation, no need to answer this one. (There's a separate follow-up
to answer instead, though.)
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On Aug 20, 10:25 am, Alberto G
To moderators: i just posted this problem but im now an step ahead.
Wanted to edit/delete previous entry but couldn't fin how.
I have got the following function:
function tts() {
var videoElement = $(document.createElement('video'));
videoElement.setAttribute('src','anim1.ogg');
I have got the following code
function tts() {
var videoElement = document.createElement('video');
videoElement.setAttribute('src','anim1.ogg');
videoElement.observe("loadeddata",
function() {
$('response').innerHTML="";
Hi,
I know of three gotchas with RSH (none of them specific to Prototype):
1. You _have_ to call `window.dhtmlHistory.create` from a script tag
in the `body` element of your page, because it uses `document.write`
(sadly) to write elements during the course of that call. I have it
right at the end
