On Thursday 26 January 2006 19:54, Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
> attached is an html file I used to test the bug. the top text box should
> not allow you to type anything, not tab, not enter, nothing. bottom text
> box should work fine.
a little more digging into this and it appears it's that differen
attached is an html file I used to test the bug. the top text box should not
allow you to type anything, not tab, not enter, nothing. bottom text box
should work fine.
requires prototype.js and includes jslog for jslog.info although it only
occurs in one place, I just wanted to make sure the
Here is what i tried:
table = Builder.node('table',
{width:'100%',cellpadding:'2',cellspacing:'0',border:'0'});
tbody = Builder.node('tbody');
tr = Builder.node('tr', {style:'background-color:#ccc;'});
Once i tried the tbody it started to work..
I guess that was the problem.
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On Wednesday 25 January 2006 11:34, Cam McVey wrote:
> Louis,
>
> You can do it that way, but you need to drop the brackets. So, your code
> becomes:
>
> onDrop:doTheThing
>
> This also means you can't pass anything into the function.
but you can also do:
onDrop: function() { doTheThing(args); }
Is this a response to my comment about
TBODY elements? If it is, then, no it isn’t specific to
Prototype. Any time you do something like this:
table = document.createElement(‘TABLE’);
tr = document.createElement(‘TR’);
table.appendChild(tr);
It won’t work in some
browsers. I can’t
OK I have ready why, but it makes no sense
to me as I have a full blow table generation script that I wrote to run a
Timing and Scoring Application. Is this just a problem with prototype or a
real bug in general? Attached is my script that I wrote that works fine.
You can see it in ac
I cannot say specifically for the Builder
module, but when creating tables in _javascript_, some browsers require that you
create a TBODY element to which the TR elements are attached. You can’t
attach the TR directly to the TABLE. If that’s not the issue, then maybe
someone else will kno
Hello,
I want to use the builder modules for an admin tool I’m
currently working on but I just all the note that I cannot create td and tr
tags with it. It works fine in FF but not it IE. Can someone please explain
why this is?
Thanks..
Jon Whitcraft
Indianapo
You can pass in your own custom effects,
if desired:
showEffect and hideEffect are options. So, I imagine you could do whatever you
wanted then.
Well, it seems that everyone seems to like
it, at least those who have commented. I don’t suppose Thomas would want
to add it to the script
That is great. Quite nice, Is there a method to fade to a given image or div?? I would want to have thumbnails as well and give the user the ability to fade to that image, as well as the next prev options. __ Alex Duffield . Princ
Nicely done with the fade and appear...I wish I could help with the other ones, but I don't know overly much about the other effects. I'll at least take a look though...-Jerod
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Is the wiki down again?
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Only fade and appear work well with the pairing of effects, I need to
determine what value's of scale need to be transfered from one effect to
the other...Would appreciate help!!
Abdur-Rahman Advany wr
Hi,
when you declare the id's of the li elements like
then Sortable.serialize will return the part after the underscore in
your id attribute in the order the are sorted as an array.
Peter Michaux wrote:
It looks like params[:list] is an array of the numbers in the li id.
Simple as that?
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