Hi,
Issue solved.
Kinda easy really,just dropped a document.observer in
application.js and picked the calling element that triggerd an
'submit' for each row.
Happy New Year!
Br,
Niclas
On 29 Dec, 16:51, Niclas wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm a newbie so bare with me;
>
> I have a 'main'-erb that renders a
Two options: 1. In the page where you see the link to download, Control-click
or right-click on the link and choose "Download linked file" (or the local
equivalent in your browser). 2. If you're already looking at the page of code,
choose File / Save As... from the main menu. Either one will get
Hi,
On Dec 27, 2:35 pm, Aaron J Spetner wrote:
> Is the `update()` method intended to work on elements? Every time
> I try I get an 'INVALID_STATE_ERR'.
>
> Thanks
> AJS
Yes, Element#update works just fine on `td` elements. Example:
http://jsbin.com/aqehax
It even works when you use it to add/
Copy the code to a new text file and save it as prototype.js
Or instead of left-clicking the link, just right-click and select "Save
target" (or whatever it is called in your browser/language).
David
Am 28.12.2011 00:46, schrieb Joey:
When i go to download the latest version of Prototypejs 1
Is the `update()` method intended to work on elements? Every time
I try I get an 'INVALID_STATE_ERR'.
Thanks
AJS
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When i go to download the latest version of Prototypejs 1.7 it opens
a new browser window with code.
I am knew to this so bare with me. but i thought it was supposed to
be a file template that i open with a web page developer..?
anyhelp would be greatly appreciated
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Hi,
I'm a newbie so bare with me;
I have a 'main'-erb that renders a 'sub'-erb. The 'sub'-erb consist of
a tablerow that are populated with data. The data can be changed in
three cases defined by text_field_tag:s. This is ensembled inwith a
form and the identity of the form (the :id) are defined b