maybe don't include list1 in list1's containment parameter
-jaimz
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From: Fernando [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 16:29:01 -0400
To: rails-spinoffs@lists.rubyonrails.org
Subject: [Spam] [Rails-spinoffs] sortables containment
> Hi,
> I want to u
here's an idea!..
instead of programming as if it were BASIC...
dothis1
dothis2
dothis3
why don't you make it fade, then run the updater, then put the appear effect on
the onSuccess event of the updater..
seems quite logical to me.
-Jaimz
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oh really? try this..
;)
tell me JS won't let you receive the value of a file input
now, one thing js won't let you do is set the value of the file input
-Jaimz
Michael Peters wrote:
Il Neofita wrote:
function invia()
{
var url = '/test/';
var param
the only stupid question is the one you don't try to get an answer for.
the only reason i knew the answer was because i had the same question myself,
just last week! unfortunatly i had to answer it on my own!
-Jaimz
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From: APaella [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 1
use the onChange handler to set a variable with the ID of the draggable
element, then you can use that variable inside the onUpdate handler :)
-Jaimz
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From: APaella [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 10:57:32 -0400
To: rails-spinoffs@lists.rubyonrails.org
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why don't you try to apply a static width to them with css?
I think they grow because the style changes to the disabled style.?
Fernando wrote:
How to avoid buttons growing in FireFox using Form.disable?
this effect occurs because I'm using this style
input {
color:#00;
border:1px soli
ok, i have 3 sortable elements
this is how thier all three set up..
| Sortable.create('blocks1',{
dropOnEmpty:true,
tag:'div',
containment:['blocks1','blocks2','blocks3'],
only:'sortable',
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
exac
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
J
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
yeah i don't follow how usefull the $T() would be. i mean your example is..
(example) var x = $T('hello world');
isn't it just as simple to do this..
var x = 'hello world';
-jaimz
Faison, Sandford (Exchange) wrote:
Hey all,
I've had these functions f
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it sure does, i normally put the form tag inbetween the and the
because that
it sure does, i normally put the form tag inbetween the and the
because that will prevent that huge gap that's created by the form
at the bottom
Todd Ross wrote:
On 3/17/06, Todd Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Swap your and tags. A form isn't a valid descendent of a table.
So,
This is the world speaking! HELLO cosmin!
Cosmin Cimpoi wrote:
Hello World!
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Todd Ross wrote:
> Is it in a state where you think it should be working?
>
> Todd
yeah you can check it out now, lol i feel like an idiot, i had put some
JS that relies on php in a .JS file because i forgot the php was in the
JS
it works now
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Todd Ross wrote:
> Do you have a live example? It's going to be your fastest (and,
> possibly only) route to a solution.
>
> Todd
yeah here's an example..
http://labs.gi-tools.com/hat_trick/
login info:
username: demo
password: demo
once your logged in click on "Pick-Up Depot | Add a File"
i
I originally submitted this as a guest on the forum interface to the
mailing list. but i guess it never got OK'd...
i'm having this same problem, all my form fields do have names and id's
and thier all differant names and so on.
heres what i have
1.) autocomplete form that takes a company name
i'd love that, infact it would be the same for the effects, because i
have a blindup/blinddown toggle effect on a few divs and some of them
contain links, however i need to have the whole div (except the link)
trigger the effect.
Tarek Ziadé wrote:
On 1/20/06, *Maninder, Singh* <[EMAIL PROTE
i know it's funny. but tell them that you can't buy it, because it's not
a thing at all, it's a method of using javascript. tell them that they
should donate something to scriptaculous instead. i doubt they will.
Dominic Stockdale wrote:
Hey if you’re buying in bulk maybe we can combine orders
hey thats real nice, you need to finish the restore button, on firefox,
once you maximize a window you can't restore it!
wooyay wrote:
Ryan Gahl wrote:
Sorry! Last one on this subject... it's just a cool script by M. Jaeger
and I want my contributions to be good...
Just in case you are i
if i made a wiki out of php would you guys consider the change? we need
to do something, it seems like it only goes down when i really need the
docs :|
-jaimz
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rialize('left')+"&"+Sortable.serialize('right');
new Ajax.Request('some_url', {method:'post', postBody:foo});";
foo="";
how would i do something like that? i need to post both serialized lists
to a database
ally in IE while i
can't in firefox. i can move them in all directions but they will only
attach to the bottom of each column!?
also, the divs that are elements being dragged tend to be misaligned
with the mouse on occasion, and sometimes completely off the browser
edges, like FAR off the edge
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