On 24/07/06, Andrew Tetlaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not much more to say than that.
Except that Prototype makes me want to spread Rasberry Jam all over
myself and then roll around in a huge vat of Oh, sorry, I was
getting confused about which mailing list I was respond
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at all. I've listed many others too.
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On 22/07/06, Peter Michaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But I would say they make your client-side pages less efficient,
robust and maintainable.
But, you would be wrong, sorry.
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On 20/07/06, Peter Michaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 7/20/06, Thomas Fuchs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The sole point of Prototype is to give the programmer a powerful,
> opinionated
> toolset, to make programming JavaScript less pain
That is a great idea but unfortuntely, prototype.js end
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Yeah , you're right, it should test for the existance of the attribute instead
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> I'm sure that is valid in HTML, the value returned by a
> select,checkbox or radio is the value attribute or text
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t for balance between being able to control presentation
but making it compatible with as most software/devices possible.
Thus the hunt for hacks goes on....
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eel again; has anyone seen anything like
this done elsewhere?
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the radio buttons, and you can decide when to move on from there.
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Eclipse would I need (plus the JSEclipse plug-in)?
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On 23/06/06, Ryan Gahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok... I'm not sure why there's a semi-debate going on here...
Not a debate, just cooperative exploration. :)
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t;:" + obj2.x());
console.log("switch...");
obj.prototype.p = "kk";
console.log(obj1.name + ":" + obj1.x());
console.log(obj2.name + ":" + obj2.x());
the output:
1:x
2:x
switch...
1:kk
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the class. Which means you are
reading/setting in different ways leading to potential
confusion/mistakes.
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t that Moz does not yet support using
oMyInstance.contructor.prototype.[property]
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bjects had prototypes. Why doesn't this work?
oMyOb1.prototype.bSwitch = true; // error: oMyOb1 is not a function
Is there another method that I've missed? Did prototype.js extend
__proto__ to work in IE?
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You can still say
var MyObject = Class.create();
MyObject.prototype = {
... other methods and properties
}
MyObject.bSwitch = false;
obj1 = new MyObject();
obj2 = new MyObject();
But MyObject.bSwitch will be global.
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? Did prototype.js extend
__proto__ to work in IE?
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is not the shortest name,
but it is the standards name,
onDomLoad, onDocumentLoaded, etc.. is also ok
and:
why did you choose :
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/
instead of the prototype license (bsd)
matthias
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aster" onLoad
handling.
Anyone have an idea when the beta of this copy of prototype.js will be
available?
Sam
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, so long as you still bound the
events using the bindAsEventListener function.
Greg
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quite a bit more. Do you not use protoype?
Again, I was reply to Greg when he said "Would be nice if Javascript
supported true subclassing, but I don't believe it does."
And if you've never heard of Douglas Crockford, then that's your
problem. Why so shirty? I was o
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ink so that
it will automaticialy go to that tab or tabs.
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ny classes?
Thanks,
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OK trying to say this as tactfully as possible, because it's not
targeted specifically at this script, it only serves as a useful
example.
A lot of people are releasing useful scripts based on Prototype, wich
is great and you get a real sense of a healthy ecosystem developing.
BUT Prototype does
http://www.dustindiaz.com/yui-tetris/
Don't bother trying to make Tetris, go one up and do Asteroids or
Space Invaders or something :)
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I don't even know Ruby but I love the Enumeration helpers. For
example, $A().without() is something you do often in javascript and
I'm happy not to have to write a for-next loop and test values
everytime I need to do it.
On 18/05/06, Peter Michaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andrzej,
I have been
AFAIK it's because some autocompletion fields might take multiple
values and be delimited by characters like a comma or space. The get
token method allows you to get the last keyword/tag the user is
entering and instead of the whole value.
On 18/05/06, Daniel Elmore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
Nope, they don't.
On 02/05/06, Andreas Wahlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
they don't really serve any real critical purpouse do they?
Andreas
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On 28/04/06, Ryan Gahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If everyone writing "the prototype way" keeps adding $[pick a letter
> of the alphabet] functions, I can see this becoming a problem...
Well, perhaps I was trying to be 'too cute' adding those shortcuts.
I'll re-release it if they really must go.
Thought I'd try and contribute to the growing prototype ecosystem.
tabs:
http://tetlaw.id.au/view/blog/fabtabulous-simple-tabs-using-prototype/
field validation:
http://tetlaw.id.au/view/blog/really-easy-field-validation-with-prototype/
Both real easy and clean to use. Hope y'all can use them so
This is all you need:
http://www.fivesevensix.com/studies/ie6flicker/
And get this to avoid the 'flicker'
"The area of an element with a background-image must be at least 2500 pixels."
That means a 50x50 pixel element with background image will not 'flicker'
On 27/04/06, Andrzej Rumpfelt <[EMAI
Ahh nope, wrong, too much crack for me, sorry. But it _does_ have
something to do with event bubbling
On 26/04/06, Andrew Tetlaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think there's a little IE bug for you. Normally events are bubbled
> up from the target element. But floated elements se
iv.row and highlights it. If you float div.formw
suddenly it stops bubbling as if it's now considered to be on top of
anf not a child of div.row. weird.
On 26/04/06, Andrew Tetlaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I believe that in IE events don't propagate down they only bu
I believe that in IE events don't propagate down they only bubble up.
In FF they do both!
Thus the hover is for the top element and it doesn't propagate down
the the div underneath in IE...
Just a vague memory, Am I speaking total crap here? Anyone?
On 26/04/06, SPENDLOVE, Matt, GBM <[EMAIL PROT
Dunno if this is the forum for it but I've had a need for a slight
modification to Try.these() from prototype.js. In my situation I
wanted to make sure that as many functions ran as possible instead of
just the first successful.
It's useful in situations where you have a lot of if(object) { /* do
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