You can also us the member function for arrays:
function myFunc(param1) {
if ([2,3,4,5,6].member(param1)) { // is param1 a member of the array?
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Aaron
Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2006 8:51 PM
To: r
Title: Message
Also I find the hack below quite nice for debugging every once
in a while regardless of the browser:
if( !confirm(debugging info) ) halt;
“halt” throws a parse error only if you press cancel on the
confirmation box.
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Sam, I understand your pain. Longstanding problems with IE like PNG support
make me want to kill someone!!
I also had some of the concerns you did about PNG scripts. I hacked this
one together and found it very useful. It does not work on css-specified
background images. Best of luck.
function
#x27;];<br>
Sortable.create ('left_column',{tag:'div',dropOnEmpty: true,
containment: sections,constraint:false,only:'blurb'});<br>
Sortable.create('right_column',{tag:'div',dropOnEmpty: true,
containment: sections,constrain
Hmm, you may need Insertion.Bottom() instead of After. The
after will be out of the ‘left_column’ container.
The code below may also be problematic because the newly
inserted node has the same id as the one after which you inserted.
left_column',
'left_column\">Insertion
Test');
Per Eric’s suggestion, the simple thing to do is to make the
insertion, destroy the sortable, then create the sortable again. The method to
destroy is Sortable.destroy().
Sortable.destroy('left_column');
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Kelle
