Hello, I'm trying to use the slider inside a table and am having problems.
I'm wondering if anybody can help or, if it just isn't possible for some
reason. The following 2 entries are the exact same code (1 inside
and 1 inside ). The div one
works fine but the table one doesn't work (using IE 6.
I solved this one so Ill answer my own question incase someone goes searching the same problem... you just need to add Behaviour.apply() after registering them.var tabrules = { '#tabs li a' : function(element){ element.> WCMS_tabs(this); } }}Behaviour.register(tabrules);Behaviour.apply(); _
:) thanks. the typo was just in my email.. I was using evalScripts in my code.:) __ Alex Duffield . Principal . InControl Solutions . http://www.incontrolsolutions.com On 17-Feb-06, at 2:08 PM, Todd Ross wrote:On 2/17/06, Alex D
On 2/17/06, Alex Duffield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using the evalScript:true option, and somthing simple like
> alert("foobar") gets triggered in my loaded code, but if I try to define a
> function and then try to call it like
I know you've decided to go another route already, but for wha
The only actual file you need to update is dragdrop.jsIt should be backwards compatible with your current version, but I haven't tested this on browsers other than Safari and Mozilla.Remember this patch will hopefully be integrated with the main code, and isn't a final version for use in production
Hey Cats,
I'm having a problem. I'm working with an object that contains a bunch
of arrays:
var myObject = {
"data": [
{"line": [1,"aoo","far"]},
{"line": [2,"boo","ear"]},
{"line": [3,"coo","dar"]},
{"line": [4,"doo","car"]},
{"line": [5,"eoo","bar"]},
{"lin
Oh, I just realised, the modifications to prototype.js that I made
are not actually even in use!! Well I am pretty stupid then, so this
should work without modifications to prototype.js
ばかね。。。
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Lets forget about the TAB issue, it isn't really relevant on this
thread.
More actual feedback would be appreciated.
I've replied to everything below, rather than sending individual emails.
In summary, I am hoping this can become an official addition. I
didn't know about $H. I don't need to
Cool. You wouldn't happen to know a solution to trying to register new Behaviour rules in the new .js file? I tryed var tabrules = { '#tabs li a' : function(element){ element.> alert("You clicked a tab") } }}Behaviour.register(tabrules);With no love. I would much prefer not to have to stick a b
Yep, I have all my _javascript_ in separate .js
“class” files too (no spaghetti markup mixed with _javascript_).
In fact, I use the below script injection
method in place of the XMLHTTP object completely. It’s faster and has a smaller
memory footprint, plus absolutely no need for the s
Ryan, this I like this solution, as I would much prefer my JS to be in external .js files. assigning the functions to variables also worked great so I heve a few options Thanks! (Thanks to Todd and Gregory as well!!! ) __ Alex Du
Alex Duffield wrote:
> I would much prefer to have my javascript loaded dynamically with
> each different component as needed instead of having to load up
> everything when the app is originally loaded.
>
> I tryed including the JS code directly in the code returned by
> Ajax.Updater as well as li
Greg beat me to that one… sorry for
the duplicate post =)
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Also… with the evalScripts method,
try assigning your functions differently so they stay in memory (assign them as
variables)…
myalert = function(txt)
{
alert(txt);
};
Then you should be able to access them…
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Well, for inserting a js file after the
page is rendered, you have to do it with the DOM. But, according to notes in
scriptaculous.js, this does not work in Safari. The way you tried to do it, by
putting the src in your script tag, simply won’t work (evalScripts strips
out the script tags
Somewhere in your process (not sure where
in your specific case)… try doing the following to inject a script
element into the dom, where url is your .js path… This makes that script
file get executed immediately.
var jsScript =
document.createElement("script");
jsScript.setAttribute("t
Does any one know how to register a window.onresize event using Behaviour.jsI tryed var myrules = { 'window' : function(el){ el.> alert("Window Resized") } },}Behaviour.register(myrules); but no love.Thanks. __ Alex Duffield .
I working on rebuilding my CMS software using AJAX, and have run into a couple problems I cant seem to find the solution to. I am loading up a new component of my system using the Ajax.Updater, and it loads up the HTML fine but as the component I am loading up is fairly complicated I want to load u
Robin Haswell wrote:
> Anyone who thinks spacing is better than tabs is unequivocally wrong.
> No-one will ever sway me from this opinion, I am *that damn sure*.
Wow, I haven't felt *that sure* about anything since I was 13... Must be nice :)
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> Why does it matter how a tab is displayed in a different editor? A tab
> is a tab, it denotes "indent". Furthermore, tabs are semantically
> accurate, allowing different users to choose how much indentation they
> want. For people with keen eyesight they can set tabs to be displayed
at
> one-spac
Why does it matter how a tab is displayed in a different editor? A tab
is a tab, it denotes "indent". Furthermore, tabs are semantically
accurate, allowing different users to choose how much indentation they
want. For people with keen eyesight they can set tabs to be displayed at
one-space. Peo
This problem can be solved by adding a _handle_ to restrict the part of
the list element that can be used as a handle.
see:
http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/SortableListsDemo
Alain
I've just added d&d sorting to a list where each item is a link_to ..
Problem: when I drop an
This problem can be used by adding a _handle_ to restrict the part of
the list element that can be used as a handle.
see:
http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/SortableListsDemo
Alain
As the title says, _sortable list_ doesn't like 'in_place_editor' very
much.
Problem: when
> I think we already have the best of both worlds; a forum that
> posts/displays mailing list messages:
> http://www.ruby-forum.com/
Don't forget gmane, that offers a newgroups facade to the list.
Alain
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Thanks Stevens
There's a great example of how this is done at the wiki:
http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/SortableListsDemo
So, in Rails
View:
---
part 1:
<<<- HERE
more stuff here that cannot b
Woah! I didn't know that existed!
Thanks very much for the link!
> I think we already have the best of both worlds; a forum that
> posts/displays mailing list messages:
>
> http://www.ruby-forum.com/
>
> Todd
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I didn't know about that site. That is EXACTLY what I was looking for and
talking about. Thanks!
John
John Batchelor wrote:
> I have seriously enjoyed reading and utilizing all of the features,
> additions and q/a input from the list. My question is not so much
> related to
> the actual co
Is there a way to either : - limit the active/triggering "area" to a part of the element
(like a luggage handle)or - prevent a part of the element from triggering the sort mode? There's a great example of how this is done at the wiki:
http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/SortableList
John Batchelor wrote:
> I have seriously enjoyed reading and utilizing all of the features,
> additions and q/a input from the list. My question is not so much
> related to
> the actual code, but more along the lines of the "list" we utilize to
> communicate. I was wondering if there was an "offic
:-)
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* Ryan Gahl wrote (17/02/06 16:26):
>
> Releasi
Alright alright, let's call a truce... I appreciate where you're coming
from, but I still stand on my points too.
Gregory Hill wrote:
> The solution to this is simple.
>
> You make your own js file that overrides functions from the trunk.
Then
> you can update the trunk and your changes are sti
I got a weird page that said:
Start migration to new server, please wait 4h!
Tnx to all people, your forum move on new power server struct, with many new
features like:
email owner anti hack
google pr and dmoz check for search engine optimization
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On Fri, 2006-02-17 at 09:37 -0700, Gregory Hill wrote:
> > I have seriously enjoyed reading and utilizing all of the features,
> > additions and q/a input from the list. My question is not so much
> related
> > to
> > the actual code, but more along the lines of the "list" we utilize to
> > communi
The solution to this is simple.
You make your own js file that overrides functions from the trunk. Then
you can update the trunk and your changes are still included in your own
file.
Greg
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> I have seriously enjoyed reading and utilizing all of the features,
> additions and q/a input from the list. My question is not so much
related
> to
> the actual code, but more along the lines of the "list" we utilize to
> communicate. I was wondering if there was an "official" forum for all
> th
Ryan Gahl wrote:
> How can anything related to a such a small little script library like
> prototype and scriptaculous be viewed as a maintenance nightmare? I mean
> we're talking about 6, 7 files tops, none of which are any larger than a
> few hundred lines. So it takes all of 30 minutes, maybe an
* Ryan Gahl wrote (17/02/06 16:26):
>
> Releasing code that offers new functionality at a cost of $0 to anyone
> who wants to use it is doing everyone a HUGE service, no matter what way
> you want to look at it.
... and I'm a beneficiary. I've incorporated Ryan Gahl's dragdrop.js
enhancements my
How can anything related to a such a small little script library like
prototype and scriptaculous be viewed as a maintenance nightmare? I mean
we're talking about 6, 7 files tops, none of which are any larger than a
few hundred lines. So it takes all of 30 minutes, maybe an hour, to
incorporate the
I have seriously enjoyed reading and utilizing all of the features,
additions and q/a input from the list. My question is not so much related to
the actual code, but more along the lines of the "list" we utilize to
communicate. I was wondering if there was an "official" forum for all these
awes
Ryan Gahl wrote:
> Anyway, my point was, Sammi offered a great contribution and was replied
> to with "...and did you just change the indentation for the fun of it"?
That wasn't in relation to my tabs vs spaces critique. It was a changed
line that had no functional differences.
> I change the i
Hi Duncan,
Welcome to the list. My very first thought
in this matter is that you may possibly be using AJAX where it’s not warranted. Is there
a real benefit in not just creating the whole menu structure up front? Are you
sending a request to the server every single time someone tried t
Hi All,
I'm using scriptaculous for the first time. I'm creating a CMS where the user can simply drag menu items to change the order. This is all simple enough. My problem comes with nested menus. The sortables are fine within their own menu but not across other new menus. The reason for this i
Nope that wasn't me, although that is a fair thing to say.
var len = myArray.length;
for (var i = 0; i < len; i++)
{
..doSomething
}
Is more efficient than...
for (var i = 0; i < myArray.length; i++)
{
..doSomething
}
And in fact, I have modified my copy of prototype.js, replac
Oh ok, that explains it. I guess I never thought tabs were formatted so
differently across IDEs/editors... shouldn't most editors allow changing
how tabs behave (just like as you mentioned for soft tabs)?
Anyway, my point was, Sammi offered a great contribution and was replied
to with "...and did
On 2/17/06, Ryan Gahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not my modifications... I was just replying to your comment. I have no
> desire to get my modifications in any official release. I contribute my
> improvements to this list... those that want to use them can, and that's
> that.
>
Sorry, I think th
Tabs are evil, because they're formatted in different ways on
different editors.
Your text editor should allow for switching to soft spaces when you
hit tab.
The official scriptaculous/prototype/rails style is 2 spaces instead
of a tab.
You do use an editor that allows for this, do you...?
Not my modifications... I was just replying to your comment. I have no
desire to get my modifications in any official release. I contribute my
improvements to this list... those that want to use them can, and that's
that.
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On 2/17/06, Ryan Gahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If said library is not performing the tasks you need it to in an optimal
> manner, modify and modify now. The alternative is what, live with a slow
> application without the features you need?
>
Yes, I understand. But why does your modifications h
Sammi, I didn't look at the code, but I would say, keep sending your
stuff, good stuff. As far as any official patch, who knows. The people
that need/want the functionality you are offering will take it and run
with it. Those that don't want a modified core file will figure out how
to take your stu
Ivo,
This is really cool! Thanks!
-MarkOn 2/17/06, Ivo Toby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hiya!Being very impressed and pleased with scriptaculous I decided to addseveral features of it into a Web Publishing System I'm building.This WPS (as I fondly call it) makes extensive use of XML/XSLttranslati
If said library is not performing the tasks you need it to in an optimal
manner, modify and modify now. The alternative is what, live with a slow
application without the features you need?
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Sammi, check out some of my recent past posts in the archives RE:
improving the performance of dragdrop.js...
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Hey Sammi,Haven't had a chance to look at the details yet, but thanks in advance...I was looking at doing some of this crap myself, so regardless of the outcome, if your code works at all, it has saved me some time :-D.
-JerodOn 2/17/06, Todd Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Prototype is a BSD-lic
Hi all,
When using sortable lists, a click anywhere in a element will
trigger the "sort_by_dragging" mode, and have the clicked element follow
the mouse. The active area is the entire element.
Is there a way to either :
- limit the active/triggering "area" to a part of the element
(like
> Prototype is a BSD-licensed package; why would they accept code
Bad form to reply to yourself, but I caught this after sending it.
Prototype is MIT-licensed.
Todd
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On 2/17/06, Maninder, Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Remove the "+" and change it to " " (space)
> http://www.oriontransfer.co.nz/Sortable List v2.zip
That did the trick. Thanks.
So, onto the feedback for Sammi:
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> /* Copyright Sammi Williams 2006 Released under GPLv2 */
> Object.ke
Remove the "+" and change it to " " (space)
http://www.oriontransfer.co.nz/Sortable List v2.zip
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On 2/17/06, Sammi Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Files modified were dragdrop.js and prototype.js.
Unless your modifications to prototype.js are /very/ generic and
useful to a wider audience than just people who want to sort trees,
then it's not likely to happen.
> http://www.oriontransfer
Hiya!
Being very impressed and pleased with scriptaculous I decided to add
several features of it into a Web Publishing System I’m building.
This WPS (as I fondly call it) makes extensive use of XML/XSLt
translations.
To offer some nice visual effects to customers I made a XSL-stylesheet
which all
On 2/17/06, Sammi Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Files modified were dragdrop.js and prototype.js.
>
Is it a real need ? I am not really happy with having to modify
external library :(
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Hello, here is the initial patch for support for sortable trees.
Please as many people download this code and test with your lists and
feel free to add more list tests.
Files modified were dragdrop.js and prototype.js.
Some new options have been added. 'treeTag' specifies the tag used to
c
On 2/16/06, Rob Clayburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >>
> >
> > Could you explain please ? I don't really understand this greedy option :/
> > _
> >
> if a dropables greedy is set to true then any other dropable under it
> will not know that a dropable has been dropped on it.
>
> For my case mak
No, I
tried drag and resize using the handle in the right corner.
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Gah
I
couldn't reproduce this in both IE & Firefox. What version & what
browser are you testing this in?
Also,
"resizing the window to minimum" - you are clicking on the "_"minimize graphic -
right?
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There
are some issues though when you try resizing the window to the minimum. It
throws up a _javascript_ error when you do so.
Thanks,
Irfan
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Maninder, SinghSent: Friday, February 17, 2006 1:
I tried it in Safari - I did not get any javascript error.
But, the script seemed like it is not working.
However, my take on it is that because of the dialog window (unless it is first
closed) we can't move the other windows,
the problem is happening. The dialog window seems to be placed outsid
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