Thanks for all the assistance, Walter. I haven't had the chance yet to try
the static page (Sometimes I feel like a chicken with my head cut off!) But
I will post results when I am able in the next day or so. I am sure it's my
code, as I seem to always feel like I'm drowning when it comes to
troubl
Ok. So never mind.
I found the easiest way is to just serialize the form elements and
pass the whole string downstream for processing.
I'm using Codeigniter2 as the framework so the 'search_form' method
does the hard work.
var elements = $('search_form').serialize();
..
new Ajax.Updater ('results'
Ok, so now I'm ignoring the buttons and just focusing on the form
elements:
There is now only one form - When submitted in search context, it
displays a number of new form elements which are subsequently
processed on re-submit.
The problem is that the new form elements do not appear until the
'sea
Hello there !
It's been a (little) year since I've started using prototype.js. It's
really great and it simplifies my dev life a lot !
I use it to develop a chat application (www.kraml.fr) and I use the
PeriodicalUpdater to retrieve the new events.
But, somehow, it happens that the call never re
For example, here is a Self-contained Non-failing Test:
http://scripty.walterdavisstudio.com/drag-sort.html
Please try this out in your failing browsers, and let me know if you
are able to drag the first or last element in the list to a new
position. The sort order will update below the list
