Perhaps this is elementary, but I'm having trouble finding something in the documentation. I'm attempting to create a page with a form for new data submission and below it a list (a Sortable) of the various records. I'm unsure how to make the form so that it will automatically create a new elemen
It only works in the svn version of Prototype. The current stable version does not have it.On 2/23/06, louis d walch <
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Awesome, I guess I missed that one. Thanks.
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My apologies the correct url is http://www.talaha.com/macnn/
test_insert.html
Thank you.
On Feb 21, 2006, at 4:22 PM, Whitcraft, Jon wrote:
The url does not work.
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Awesome, I guess I missed that one. Thanks.
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suggestion $c()
You can use the new $$
You can use the new $$ with '.'
example $$('.className') returns an array of all elements with the class name 'className'On 2/23/06, Louis Walch <
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getElementsByClassName like the much loved $(). i think $c() seemsapplica
i think it would be a good idea to map a shortcut to
getElementsByClassName like the much loved $(). i think $c() seems
applicable.
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duh, ok.
sorry and thanks for the help!
> On 2/23/06, Louis Walch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> whoops, sorry
>>
>>
>> function displayPreviewIcon(){
>> inputs = getInputsByAttribute('fldtype','filelocation');
>> for(i=0; i < inputs.length; i++){
>>
On 2/23/06, Louis Walch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> whoops, sorry
>
>
> function displayPreviewIcon(){
> inputs = getInputsByAttribute('fldtype','filelocation');
> for(i=0; i < inputs.length; i++){
> //Testing
>
whoops, sorry
function displayPreviewIcon(){
inputs = getInputsByAttribute('fldtype','filelocation');
for(i=0; i < inputs.length; i++){
//Testing
inputs[i].style.backgroundColor = '#ff00ff';
On 2/23/06, Louis Walch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the file is being included, it is in the top of my common.js
>
> i am getting the error before it does anything. could it be that my
> common.js is not written in the OO style of js?
>
> here is the code;
And ... how are you calling it?
Todd
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the file is being included, it is in the top of my common.js
i am getting the error before it does anything. could it be that my
common.js is not written in the OO style of js?
here is the code;
document.getInputsByAttribute = function(attrib,val){
//Add-on to Prototype
var child
On 2/23/06, Louis Walch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i made a function which was a near duplicate of getElementsByClassName and
> saved it as getInputsByAttribute and saved it in an external js file.
>
> but now i am getting "getInputsByAttribute can not be found" is there
> something i need to do
i made a function which was a near duplicate of getElementsByClassName and
saved it as getInputsByAttribute and saved it in an external js file.
but now i am getting "getInputsByAttribute can not be found" is there
something i need to do to make it part of prototype?
>
>
> Louis Walch wrote:
>>
Louis,
In this senario, I usually add a class to the set of elements I'm
interested in getting back to later on by doing a
Element.addClassName() and then doing a getElementsByClassName() later
on. You can remove the 'dummy' class later if you need to:
Element.removeClassName()
Hope this helps.
thanks rob, i will give input_.+ a shot.
i use a custom attrib named fldtype for some input items and am hoping to
assign different actions to each input based on that.
>
>
> Louis Walch wrote:
>> i would like to detect classnames of input_(ANYTHING) is this possible
>> with getElementsByClass
Louis Walch wrote:
> i would like to detect classnames of input_(ANYTHING) is this possible
> with getElementsByClassName?
Looking at the source code you could do
getELementsByClassName("input_.+");, although it's undocumented
behaviour so it might mysteriously break after a prototype upgrade on
i would like to detect classnames of input_(ANYTHING) is this possible
with getElementsByClassName?
also, is tthere a way to get elements by attribute? or would that be too
heavy on the load time?
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Perhaps. Very busy right now. :-) Time will tell.
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On 2/23/06, Ryan Gahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Todd
is exactly right. What's also important to realize about this, is that
when your DOM elements are destroyed by the update to innerHTML, any
event handlers that were tied to them (onclick, etc..), are in danger
of staying around in memory (especi
Thanks once again Ryan.
Are you planning to share your code? :)
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On 2/23/06, Nicolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You may try to use Ajax.Updater with the evalScripts option enabled.
thanks i am going to try that
In the HTML code sent by the server, you'll have to include
No it's something you would have to write. Protoype's unloadCache()
happens on page unload... we're talking here about a single control
being updated (not the whole page). So in a long-running AJAX
application, the page itself may never get refreshed, there prototype
would never call unloadCache()
On 2/23/06, Todd Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 2/23/06, Tarek Ziadé <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> When the dom is reloaded, the drag/drop features reloads Droppable.drops> elements.I think this statement is the heart of your problem. There's nothing
active about scriptaculous (where you're get
Ryan,
Not related to this post, but you bring up a good point here.
The dispose() method that you are talking about, is this something available in
prototype or do we need to write it?
Is it similar to unloadCache()?
Doesn't prototype do the cleanups on every subsequent load?
Please let me kno
Todd is exactly right. What's also important to realize about this, is that
when your DOM elements are destroyed by the update to innerHTML, any event
handlers that were tied to them (onclick, etc..), are in danger of staying
around in memory (especially if the handlers are closures which hold r
You may try to use Ajax.Updater with the evalScripts option enabled.In the HTML code sent by the server, you'll have to include
On 2/23/06, Tarek Ziadé <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When the dom is reloaded, the drag/drop features reloads Droppable.drops
> elements.
I think this statement is the heart of your problem. There's nothing
active about scriptaculous (where you're getting the
Draggables/Droppables from) that wou
Hello,
I have a treeview, that works with scriptaculous in order to load the nodes dynamically.
I also have in the main part of the page, a table with the list of elements.
The lists of elements can be drag-dropped on the treeview in order to move them around
(they are also draggable on other part
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