I've got a PeriodicalExecuter refreshing some content on my homepage. I've also got a Responder
popping up a 'Working...' box when ajax calls are being made. Is there a way to tell the Responder
not to run when the PE is running?
I'm new to prototype and scriptaculous so no assumptions of my kn
Title: RE: [Rails-spinoffs] Autocompleter that auto scrolls through results..
I think this is what you are
looking for:
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/3516
Thank
you,Mandy.
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I made this a few weeks ago and haven't had time to actually put it to
use, but made a demo/documentation page. It is somewhat based off of
the "Ajax in Action" book, but with a Prototype/Scriptaculous slant to
it. Please feel free to use it and let me know what you think of it.
Maybe it'll ma
> the scriptaculous autocompleter already does this.
I don't think so ? What I mean is if the user moves through the results
using the arrows keys and the results div is bigger than the screen height,
then trigger scrolling on the results div itself ?
On Monday 13 March 2006 08:14, SPENDLOVE, Matt, FM wrote:
> Hi All
>
> Before I investigate further, has anyone implemented an Autocompleter that
> will auto scroll down / up the results div as the user moves down through
> the list (using arrow keys) ?
the scriptaculous autocompleter already does
Ryan Gahl escribió:
Sure
There are any solution in these case?
I'm sorry, but I already gave you the solution. I'm not sure I know what
you mean by the above question.
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> Sure
> There are any solution in these case?
I'm sorry, but I already gave you the solution. I'm not sure I know what
you mean by the above question.
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Ryan Gahl escribió:
Well, this seems to be logic but then when you define a sortable list
all its items are not draggable objects?
There is a difference that I think you're not seeing between the DOM
element and the Draggable object.
When a Draggable is created with the "new" keyword, you
> Well, this seems to be logic but then when you define a sortable list
> all its items are not draggable objects?
There is a difference that I think you're not seeing between the DOM
element and the Draggable object.
When a Draggable is created with the "new" keyword, you pass in as the
1st arg
Hi All
Before I investigate further, has anyone implemented an Autocompleter that
will auto scroll down / up the results div as the user moves down through
the list (using arrow keys) ?
Any pointers / thoughts appreciated.
Best
Matt
Ryan Gahl escribió:
Not always because some of these draggable objects are draggable
because
they are elements of a sortable list
I think when you define a list as sortable all its elements are
draggable, isn't it?
Hmm. Well for this technique to work, you'll have to h
> Not always because some of these draggable objects are draggable
because
> they are elements of a sortable list
> I think when you define a list as sortable all its elements are
> draggable, isn't it?
Hmm. Well for this technique to work, you'll have to have a handle to
the actual draggable o
Ryan Gahl escribió:
Ok, and are you sure that when you defined the draggable in the first place
that you assigned it to a member variable of the element? Like this?
$('elemento').draggable = new Draggable($('elemento'), {... } );
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Ok, and are you sure that when you defined the draggable in the first place
that you assigned it to a member variable of the element? Like this?
$('elemento').draggable = new Draggable($('elemento'), {... } );
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