Re: [Rails-spinoffs] Effect.SlideDown/Up() and HTML issues

2006-07-16 Thread Will Merrell
Martinez, Andrew wrote: There are certain things you should not drag and drop, or animate. Some of these elements are input elements in FireFox Can you elaborate on these problems? I am currently working on dragging and dropping some stuff which includes some input fields. So far it works fi

Re: [Rails-spinoffs] Effect.SlideDown/Up() and HTML issues

2006-07-16 Thread Alex Duffield
Take a look at the code Apple used on the Aperture pagehttp://www.apple.com/aperture/It uses Effect.SlideDown and works very well. the JS file is here: http://wdirect.apple.com/aperture/aperture3.jsEffect.SlideUpAndDown = function(element) { element = $(element); if (Element.visible(element)) {  n

[Rails-spinoffs] Prototype Ajax.Updater querstion/suggestion

2006-07-16 Thread Fabian Lange
Hi, finally I found this mailing list to put my question or suggestion. I am starting to migrate all my Javascript applications to use prototype, and it is really nice. I can remove so much self programmed code. Nicely done. One thing still left a problem with the AJAX methods. I have an applicati

Re: [Rails-spinoffs] prevent default - event observer

2006-07-16 Thread Brandon Aaron
Try putting:Event.stop(event);Inside _srcListClick.On 7/16/06, Marco M. Jaeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:       Hello,   Let's say I have an html markup like this:       link 1     link 2     link 3     link 4     The eventObserver is on the UL tag

[Rails-spinoffs] prevent default - event observer

2006-07-16 Thread Marco M. Jaeger
      Hello,   Let’s say I have an html markup like this:       link 1     link 2     link 3     link 4     The eventObserver is on the UL tag – what is the best way to prevent the default execution when a link is clicked;   Using #url as the href works