o use setTimeOut() to get the proper
delay to continue processing. And that works. But my setTimeOut()
problems currently have nothing to do with Ajax.Request() and
everything to do with CSS dropdown Menus that don't always want to
stay open for the delay time I set.
Sorry, I didn'
le Minded Idiot Batman! It's not a timer memory leak
problem.
Riddle me this Robin ... do you think this programmer could use some
Bat Belt and Suspenders?
Holy Mistaken Bug Identity Batman! Definitely!
BearState
On Mar 2, 6:55 pm, Tobie Langel wrote:
> Hi again, BearState.
>
h Cheese, Fries and Shake
Batman! What's the answer?
You weren't listening Robin ... damned if I know.
Does anyone know?
BearState
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returning anything from the script.
BearState
On Mar 1, 11:21 am, BearState wrote:
> Thanks for the advice folks,
>
> Using onSuccess is the ticket.
>
> BearState
>
> We live, we learn ( we get over the flu! )
>
> On Mar 1, 7:21 am, Quleczka wrote:
>
>
&g
7; for more
info.
I went back to using setTimeout() on the split part of the function
and was then able to get the editor working.
BearState
On Mar 1, 11:36 am, BearState wrote:
> Hello again ...
>
> I want to thank the folks in this group. It's a good sounding board
> to keep
}" +
" } );";
\$\("edAjax").replace(theEditor);
\$\("edClick").click();
}
No Go.
I've tried just doing the new Ajad.InplaceEditor() in the function,
out of it, here, there, everywhere, but No Go.
What am I doin wrong?
BearState
Thanks for the advice folks,
Using onSuccess is the ticket.
BearState
We live, we learn ( we get over the flu! )
On Mar 1, 7:21 am, Quleczka wrote:
> > Option #2 can be a smallish change, you don't need all the bells and
> > whistles. :-) A very rough untested cut:http://
aded data
visible until you have it? No data? -- No Errors and just the page
missing whatever it was. Wouldn't it be dumb to show a progress bar
and then get no data?
Anyhow, I've found a solution and will progress from that.
Thanks again.
BearState
On Feb 27, 7:31 am, "T.J. C
loop like that either.
BearState
On Feb 26, 9:13 pm, BearState wrote:
> Hi,
>
> OK, so Mr. Noob has made a lot of progress, but has found that when
> he makes an Ajax.Request(), the response is not set into the
> javascript variables until after a certain amount of time, whic
ata.
setTimeOut will only cause one code element to deley.
How're the Prototype/Scriptaculous gurus handling this?
BearState aka. Mr. Noob ( for the moment ).
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OK, I'm still new to prototype and scriptaculous and I don't like to
ask, but I guess having the flu, I'm feeling kicked around enough to
do so.
And it appears to be a tough one anyhow.
You have an unordered list which you have made sortable. It allows
the item in the list to be edited and sa
and this version WORKED.
What's different?
I pulled the getText: function() straight out of controls.js,
pasted it in and removed the call to unescapeHTML().
Try it. You'll like it. I do.
Thanks for your response.
BearState
On Feb 18, 7:33 am, david wrote:
> HibearSt
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either.
Anybody out there know what I'm trying to do and how to do it?
Please share your invaluable insights.
BearState
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