Hi everyone,
lately I've implemented an auto completion textfield at the bottom of a
form. I was a bit bothered by the fact that the user would potentially
need to scroll down in order to see all the options offered by the auto
completion. I couldn't find any information on how to auto scroll t
Yes that crashed me too yesterday.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nicolas
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005
3:57 PM
To: rails-spinoffs@lists.rubyonrails.org
Subject: Re: [Rails-spinoffs] RE:
Prototype 1.4 bug?
I'm (sometimes) using IE,
and
IE 6.0
Well that’s odd then… because
changing the name of that variable got rid of the error message. So…. I’m
wondering if it’s just a case of namespace collision? Maybe some other
lib I have is not playing well with prototype or has already defined Hash (even
so it should just allow i
I'm (sometimes) using IE, and prototype seems to work for me.But I have a bug on scriptaculous, SlideDown is crashing my IE (you can try the effect6 functional test).Regards,Nico
On 12/14/05, Ryan Gahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well the prototype readme's state it's targeting
for IE
What version of IE is that? I’ve
never seen that error with the rc versions of prototype, and I’ve tested
in IE 5, 5.5, and 6.0. I checked my source and it has var Hash = {…}; in
it. And I just loaded a page that uses it in IE without an error. So, I’m
guessing that that is not the issu
Well the prototype readme’s state it’s targeting
for IE also.. so this is a bug I think should be fixed. The next guy might not
be able to find the problem as quickly as I did…
Changing the var = Hash part to var =
$Hash worked… but I’m wondering if it should be something like the foll
I’m guessing most of you are using Firefox though…Yeah! ...either that or Safari... :-)___
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Ok, I traced the problem to actually the
next line right after the one I mention… apparently in IE it doesn’t
like when you try to assign to the “Hash” variable. “var Hash
= {…” was the statement that makes the script throw an error…
so for my purposes I think I’m just going to get rid of t
I think someone on this list just tried
replying to my question (below) and tried sending a file called contextmenu.js.
My company’s spam filter stripped the file because of the js extenstion.
Could whoever sent that try again but try zipping or tarballing the file or
removing the js extens
Hi and greetings to all… I’m new to the
community and I have a small problem.
I just downloaded the latest prototype.js lib from the darcs
repository. When I included this file in my HTML page, is get the
following error:
Line: 471
Char: 2
Error: Object doesn’t support this actio
On 12/14/05, Jonathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No you can't and you don't want to, it would be a security flaw._javascript_ just can't read files on your computer otherwise any websitecould get all your personal data.
Yes right I understand that. an extra piece of software is needed then :'( (ocx
On 12/14/05, Jason Hummel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm going crazy here. I'm trying to stop a link from being followed
> after it's clicked. It works everywhere except Safari (using v. 2.0.2
> on Tiger)
>
>
> I'm using behavior.js to attach events based on a class or an id:
>
>
I'm going crazy here. I'm trying to stop a link from being followed
after it's clicked. It works everywhere except Safari (using v. 2.0.2
on Tiger)
I'm using behavior.js to attach events based on a class or an id:
***
function loadData(e) {
No you can't and you don't want to, it would be a security flaw.
Javascript just can't read files on your computer otherwise any website
could get all your personal data.
Gregory Hill wrote:
I’d bet money that they use a hidden iframe. Gmail already uses that
to avoid breaking the back butto
On 12/14/05, Paul Shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've not looked into how it's done
but adding an attachment in Gmail (UK
version) uploads the file without refreshing the window, and
http://www.yousendit.com appears to send a
file via some sort of RPC or AJAX
. Maybe
this
I’d bet money that they use a hidden
iframe. Gmail already uses that to avoid breaking the back button, from what I’ve
read. It’s impossible to send multipart form data through XMLHttpRequest,
or so everything I read says and my own personal attempts confirm. There is an
IE ActiveX plugi
I’ve not looked into how it’s done
but adding an attachment in Gmail (UK version) uploads the file without refreshing the window, and http://www.yousendit.com appears to send a
file via some sort of RPC or AJAX. Maybe
this could be another starting point for you.
Paul Shannon
Web App
On 12/14/05, Gregory Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1/ I am trying to send a multipart/form-data encoded form through Ajax
with
by calling Form.serialize, but it seems that files fields does not
support this very well
Is there any special mode to use ?
You cannot se
1/ I am trying to send a multipart/form-data encoded form through Ajax
with
by calling Form.serialize, but it seems that files fields does not
support this very well
Is there any special mode to use ?
You cannot send a file through Ajax. You’ll have
to submit the form norma
Hi all,
is there any best practices I can follow to avoid jumpiness in the
effects I launch? It looks like no matter how careful I am, I never am
able to obtain the smooth effects I see on the demo page or on sites
like Fluxiom or Exit404
Thanks for any tip
Victor
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Victor Jalencas <[EMAIL PRO
Thank you for your comments and bug reports.
Bit by bit, I'm going to fix the bugs and to add some more classes.If you have a good idea about fixing the bugs, please suggest me.
thanks,Kaoru
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