Hey all,
Anyone got some quick advice on international character
submission via Prototype’s Form.Serialize?
The base scenario:
I set the charset on my page to ISO-8859-1, which seems to be what everyone uses. If I submit a regular form with a standard webpage, I get internationa
Hi folks,
So I’ve got this app built on
prototype, with a bunch of extra JS classes to do what we want. Now the
problem is, when I make a change to one of those JS files (or an upgrade to
prototype itself), how do I ensure that the client browsers refresh their cache
with the latest JS
This might be the "var" bug from a while ago. Get rid of any "var"
keywords in the html being returned and then it should stop crashing
things. Or patch your prototype's evalScripts method.
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/3288
rahul
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Position.clone() duplicate
Haven’t seen anyone ask about this yet…
why are there 2 Position.clone() methods in
Prototype.js? It seems that the
Haven’t seen anyone ask about this yet…
why are there 2 Position.clone() methods in Prototype.js?
It seems that the second would overwrite the first, and the second has lots
more options. Am I missing something?
Thanks,
rahul
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Yeah,
The CSS debug message are nice, but you
probably want to install this console replacement:
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=318102
Very useful.
rahul
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On Dec 19, 2005, at 11:00 AM, Rahul Bhargava wrote:
Oh
ide of any function.
Tom
On 19 Dec 2005, at 14:55, Rahul Bhargava wrote:
Hmm… I had firefox crashing on me, but it fixed when I took out any
declarations in my code that had a “var” in them.
So while this used to work for me:
var blah = ‘fdsaf’;
Now
9 Dec 2005, at 14:55, Rahul Bhargava wrote:
Hmm… I had firefox crashing on me, but it fixed when I took out any
declarations in my code that had a “var” in them.
So while this used to work for me:
var blah = ‘fdsaf’;
Now that makes firefox crash, so I changed it to this:
bl
Hmm… I had firefox crashing on me,
but it fixed when I took out any declarations in my code that had a “var”
in them.
So while this used to work for me:
var blah = ‘fdsaf’;
Now that makes firefox crash, so I changed
it to this:
blah = ‘fdaf’;
and that worked fine.
I’ll try
Oh neat, I hadn't noticed that either... I'd implemented something
similar, as I'm sure many others have, but as my own wrapper around the
Ajax.Request and Ajax.Updater calls.
The only interaction issue I wanted to raise was that for Ajax.Updater
calls it might make sense to be able to get the n
Hi all,
Are other people having the ff 1.5 problem with Ajax.Request.responseIsSuccess?
Didn’t see any emails fly by on this so I thought I’d ask.
Firefox is crashing on me when inside of that method due to
the attempt to access this.transport.status. Apparently it doesn’t
like do
quot; at the end. I know I tried this.switchPrompt(evt) at one
point, and instead of pointing the switchPrompt method to be fired
onSuccess, it just always fired it automatically - because it had the
parenthases at the end.
Thanks for the other thoughts as well, I implemented both of them,
j
A few thoughts :
1) You need to bind the object to get it to work:
onSuccess: this.switchPrompt.bind(this),
onFailure: this.dontCheck.bind(this)
that will fake out Javascript and set up the "this" reference to work
correctly for you I think.
2) On another note, I've noticed that it's appropri
o the top do you? How shall we work around this?
Conditionally
> > not do the focus if we're on Firefox? Isn't that really ugly? Ideas?
> >
> > On 10/27/05, Jay Levitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >> Rahul Bhargava wrote:
> >>
> &g
ls to top in Firefox?
Unfortunately this fix doesn't seem to work at all. :-( The code was
already stopping the event and even when I return false from the
function it still scrolls to the top. We're back to square one.
:-(
Cheers,
Jon
On 10/26/05, Jon Tirsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Yeah, it looks like the enterEditMode
method needs to add two things:
1) have an argument so that the event can
be passed into the method (this is what bindAsEventListener lets you do)
enterEditMode: function(evt) {
2) probably as the last thing in the
method, it should do this:
Well, it sort of depends on your server I think. Many will look at the
".rss" and set some content-type based on that automatically before
sending it back to the client (your ajax call).
If you have a script returning the rss on the server, then you need to
make a call to set the content type yo
I think the response needs to come back from the server with a
content-type of text/xml (rather than text/html) in order to fill in the
responseXML for you.
You can't use getElementsByTagName with responseText because it is just
text, not a parsed and loaded DOM tree.
Hope that helps...
rahul
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