Hello Guys,
On a side note, I wanted to find out if anyone has worked on a column resizing
script?
If yes, then I would really appreciate if you would share your code in this
forum.
Thank you,
Mandy.
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I just came back to this problem and thought I'd share the work
around I used.
Looks like 'Effect.Scale' isn't understanding the padding on the
div. I had to put another div inside of the one I'm putting the
'Puff' against and move the padding to that div instead.
It now works as expecte
On Mon, Jan 16, 2006 at 11:50:26AM -0800, Bill Moseley wrote:
> There's other odd things happening. When I first load the page
> clicking on the links nothing happens, and I have to first click
> either on the area or on some link on the page ( like the ajax
> updater for "page next", for exampl
I want to do a Fade/Appear on a div that has a PNG background. I am using Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader filder in the CSS for this element, but when the fade is working, it I lose the alpha for the background. Is there a way to do this??? ___
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Sorry! Last one on this subject... it's just a cool script by M. Jaeger
and I want my contributions to be good...
Just in case you are interested:
I did a windows script with scriptaculous some weeks ago, check it out
under http://www.uni-weimar.de/~scheffl2/wordpress/?p=2
Sorry! Last one on this subject... it's just a cool script by M. Jaeger
and I want my contributions to be good...
In my changes, I think the "onDrag" handler should be changed to
"onStart"... that way it's not quite so processing-heavy (it will only
be fired once per resize operation vs. with ever
Also... you'll need to do something to constrain the draggable so you
can't move it above the top of the window, etc... I would (and might
eventually) do it all, but I'm quite busy with work.
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Got it... I simply used a draggable with an "onDrag" observer. Do a side
by side comparison to see what I changed. You may want to try to tweak
it just a bit as the image positioning gets a pixel or 2 off centered
after the drag is done. You should be able to get that fixed easily just
by setting t
Thank you Matthias,
I'll give it a try - still wondering why it's basically working in Firefox?
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Subject: Re: [Rails-spinoffs] resizable window/div - some help neede
Hi Marco,
the problem is, that the image that you use as an indicator for the
resize effect starts to drag. so i found two possible solutions:
1) stop the drag event:
line 96ff:
if (this.options.resize) {
this.resizeHandle.onmousedown =
this.initResize.bindAsEventListener(this);
this
Not to thread hijack, but wondering if anyone else noticed this w/ Behavior?
If the page is still loading and you trigger an action, the Behavior
may not trigger. Is this a problem shared by all Behavior users, or
something I did wrong?
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i also thought about that solution.
but i would be happier, if i can find all running effects for an element
and stop them, but your proposed solution might do it as well.
?is there any opinion on this list about the problem with opposite
effects not stopping (toggle) -> i would rather like t
Initialize your function with:
this._effect = new Effect...
And then use this to cancel it:
effect.cancel()
Matthias Platzer a écrit :
Hi,
i need some help with Effect.Appear/Effect.Fade
i would like fade in and out an element on hovering an element(->
tooltip behavior), but when i'm using
Howdy.
Has anyone looked into implementing an Autocompleter.destroy( element )
similar to Sortable.destroy( element )?
I've searched the docs and the mailing list archives, and I've seen a couple
of other people ask, but I haven't found a solution.
Thanks,
Dave
Hi,
i need some help with Effect.Appear/Effect.Fade
i would like fade in and out an element on hovering an element(->
tooltip behavior), but when i'm using Effect.Appear/Effect.Fade both
effects will continue to play and overlap each other, resulting in
unpredictable behavior.
onmouseout=
On Mon, Jan 16, 2006 at 01:43:35PM -0600, Ryan Gahl wrote:
> What I mean is... don't use an , just put text in the is that's
> truely the element you want to handle clicks for.
I want the fallback if there's no javascript, though.
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On Mon, Jan 16, 2006 at 12:18:14PM -0700, Gregory Hill wrote:
> Not sure if it'll do what you want, but see my changes below:
I wasn't sure with your line wrapping, but this is what I tried now,
but it's still doing double requests:
Sorry for the long lines:
http://bumby:3000/admin/location?o=
What I mean is... don't use an , just put text in the is that's
truely the element you want to handle clicks for.
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Just don't put a click handler on the
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Not sure if it'll do what y
That is what I am doing now for a workaround, but I quite like the Behaviour.js method and in some cases it would be good to be able to capture the X Y of the pointer. I guess I would have to write my own function to get XY... __
Not sure if it'll do what you want, but see my changes below:
> var myrules = {
> // Disable bubble up to the that might have an onclick
event
> '#matrix a' : function(e){
> e.onclick = function(e){
Event.stop(e);
I'm trying to prevent double ajax requests when I have nested onclick
handlers.
I have a table with clickable column headings (for sorting by that
column).
I have onclick handlers on both the and the link so that
clicking anywhere on the table heading should work.
http://foo?sort=foo';">
you should try to use Event.observe(elt, "click", func)when func is a function that take "event" as first argumentif you don't want, should can try to do something like :var myrules = {
'body' : function(){ el.> alert(Event.pointerX
(event || window.event)); } }};On 1/16/06,
Alex Duffield <[E
is there a way to take advantage of prototypes Event.pointerX when using Behaviour to manage my events?somthing like.. var myrules = { 'body' : function(el){ el.> alert(Event.pointerX(e)); } }};thanks __ Alex Duffield . Princip
> Here are my two cents: What I really don't like with most of the
> slideshows online is that it does not preload the next images. So,
> everytime I click on "next" image, it takes a while. I would like to
see
> a feature that "buffers" the next 3 (or "X") and the last 3 screens so
> they are in
Hello
I have been working on a little window dialog script –
please see http://net4visions.com/dev/window/window.htm
for a preview. the necessary files can be downloaded here: http://net4visions.com/dev/window/window.zip
.I’ve included just the basics – please change the path in the win
The normal dragging is very slow and glitchy, but the only other effect
I use so far is BlindDown and Up, which work ok. I went to the
script.aculo.us SVN trunk and grabbed the draganddrop from the test
directory (so it's beyond v. 1.5.1), so I could use the drag-scrolling
effect. Lo and behold, wh
Hi,
I have two minor problems with scriptaculous sliders:
a) when a list of allowed values is provided and that list contains 0
the value 0 is not usable
This can be seen in the slider_test.html functional tests, slider 5
(multiple handles and predefined values), which allows values
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