OK, I have a solution that appears to work for me, tested on firefox & IE. Basically here is the crux of it for those that need it nowish, I will put it on trac when I get the time:Element.extend = function(element) {
if (!element) return; if (!element._extendedMethods) element._extendedMethods
Here's a good article for learning how google does some of their iframe fun :)http://alex.dojotoolkit.org/?p=545On 5/9/06,
Jaimz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
from what i understand google maps loves thier iframes!if i get the time to tinker with it i'll let you know.-JaimzJim Geurts wrote:> I'm real
from what i understand google maps loves thier iframes!
if i get the time to tinker with it i'll let you know.
-Jaimz
Jim Geurts wrote:
I'm really not all that concerned with supporting IE on the mac. I'm
fine with telling mac users to ditch IE. Google maps seems to do
exactly what I want,
I'm really not all that concerned with supporting IE on the mac. I'm fine with telling mac users to ditch IE. Google maps seems to do exactly what I want, but I haven't dissected it to see how they accomplished it... perhaps it's time for that :(
On 5/9/06, Jaimz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
well,
well, if you want to be safe to think that your page is compatible with
all used browsers then you shouldn't force print. IE on mac doesn't
support window.print();
you could just show the page and let them print it.
otherwise i'd say the iframe is your best bet ;)
-Jaimz
Jim Geurts wrote:
So
Sorry about that. I want to print a separate page when the user clicks a button/span, without navigating the user to that page.On 5/9/06, Jaimz <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:i'm kinda lost about what your trying to accomplish, if your trying to
print a page's content in a printer friendly form you ca
i'm kinda lost about what your trying to accomplish, if your trying to
print a page's content in a printer friendly form you can use CSS for that.
-Jaimz
Jim Geurts wrote:
Does anyone know of a cross browser solution to print a page/url after
a user clicks a button?
Currently, I'm using a "h
Does anyone know of a cross browser solution to print a page/url after a user clicks a button?Currently, I'm using a "hidden" iframe to do my bidding. But from my experience, IE requires that the iframe's src attribute be set initially to the url, in order for the page to open properly. I wasn't
I am trying to find the actual _displayed_ position of a floated
element using Javascript. Does anyone know of a technique to do this?
I know that per the CSS2 spec, floated elements are removed from the
flow and thus don't really have a position (AFAIK). However, I am
trying to find the po
Yes, I
too am seeing tonnes of leaks with prototype 1.5.
Will
try downgrading to the version you mention and check again.
Sigh!
And I was thinking leaks only happen in IE ;)
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Thanks Ed.
I hadn't thought of it but I really like what you mentioned about the remote
ajax tooltips. I really love what you are doing. In fact, several months
ago, I was looking for a good tooltip library in the mailing list and have
never really found anything I like. But, I think this is go
Downgraded to scriptaculous 1.5.3 and
prototype 1.4 and the leaks went away with the exact same code. So, it’s
definitely a Prototype problem.
Thomas, maybe you could talk to Sam about
it. I’ve emailed him in the past, but he never responds. It probably
has to do with the new Element
One of the Mozilla developer released a new extension to
detect JS memory leaks:
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2490/
If it’s accurate, it might be bad news for Prototype.
I have some code using prototype 1.4 with no leaks, but other code with 1.5
leaks on every single bindAsEv
Deco write:
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The inPlaceEditor has an externalControl option if I remember. Set
this to the id of the item that will trigger the editor.
Deco
"
Ok i found in documentation but how to do this, when i have to use this in
event procedure?? i have div that when i clicked on i want to trigger the
Joe --
Currently the tooltips are bound to the links mouse over/out events,
but I'll keep that in mind for future release(s)
Thanks for the feedback!
e.
On 5/9/06, Joe Hudson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yeah, I looked at the demo and it really is great. Is there any way that
you can optionally
Brice --
Currently it only iterates through a list of links and extracts the
href & title attributes.
For future release(s), I'm toying with the idea of "rich" tooltips:
"local", via html string or possibly scriptaculous Builder nodes, and
"remote" via URL + Ajax.
(Similar in feel to Netflix's
Turns out this is causing (at least some) of the problems I have been having with IE bloating.The culprit as far as I can tell is the bind call (anon function & dom element, not too sure why this is a circular reference though) in
Element.extend. I have been having a poke around, but I can't think
Under heavy server load, my autocompleter was doing something strange. The
ajax requests were coming back out of order. For example in a contact name
search if I typed: dan
I would get responses like so:
Result set for: d
Result set for: dan
Result set for: da
So once the typing stopped I would b
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