t render time. The user enters it so I have to use JavaScript like
with observe_field.
The problem is that link_to_remote does not accept JavaScript.
How do I solve this?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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Kazuki Ohta wrote:
Hi, All.
I've rewrite resizable.js with using more prototype.js functionality
(see attached file).
I'm not a expert of prototype.js, so please check the contents if possible.
Works very nice in Safari!
Thanks in advance. Kazuki.
Jonathan
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. Did someone implemented something like this?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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implemented something like this?
To answer myself:
Draggables.addObserver({
onStart: my_function_to_remove_overflow,
onEnd: my_function_to_restore_overflow
})
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Another question on drag and drop.
Is there a way to disable scrolling?
There is the option 'scroll' set to false in the code but scrolling is
used anyway.
Jonathan
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Cheers,
Tom Gregory wrote:
I've used something similar to the following:
var ListDragObserver = Class.create();
ListDragObserver.prototype = {
initialize: function(element) {
this.element = $(element);
},
onEnd: function (eventName, draggable, event) {
this.element.style.overf
Ryan Gahl wrote:
Check out my posts from back in February on this topic... my version of
dragdrop.js uses cloning to overcome this problem...
http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails-spinoffs/2006-February/002599.html
Fantastic, this is exaclty what I needed. Did you also submit it as
drapndrop.js, everything is ok again.
Regards,
Jonathan
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