ions online. Also, under what
cases do transports not return any status, and are these cases also to
be construed as being successful? Or...am I missing something else
that is at work here?
Any thoughts and insights are greatly appreciated -- thanks in
advance!
Cheers,
Cliff
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Cheers,
Cliff
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> $('btn1').observe('click', function() {
> alert(123);
> alert(321);
> });
That would be lovely, but all my methods live in a class. I need to
pass variables to that class. Right now, I want to pass functions to
that class. How can I do that? I only know how to pass functions
inside a string
Hi all,
I have a button like this: some button
This code works in safari and firefox, but fails in IE6: $
('btn1').writeAttribute('onclick', "alert(123)");
The onclick event does not fire in IE6.
What should I do?
I know Event.observe is better, but I want to use variables to pass a
function, e.
