>From SF project site of tacos, you'll get beta-2.
In net.sf.tacos/nightly you'll find some nightly builds
posted by me now and then.
You could finally check out svn trunk and build yourself.
In general, till the final arrives, one should try to live on
the edge :)
>From Yiannis Mavroukakis <[E
I think tacos.loadElement
in tacos.js does something similar...
>From Ron Piterman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
> I am looking for a tidy way to copy xml nodes from an xml response into
> the html document.
>
> At the moment I use dojo.dom.copyChildren, but the elements, though
> inserted proper
Heheheheh no wories hope you had a nice
rest.
I'm not using the Subversion version :-) but the one
published on sourceforge, that may be the reason, I'll check it out and
let
you know how I get on.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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BarnabeSent: 24 M
Hi Yiannis, sorry for the delay, we were on a holiday here in Canada. Queen Victoria Day... I have absolutely no idea why we keep celebrating it, but I get paid to stay at home, so I don't complain.I looked at your problem and I don't see why it doesn't work. I've check in the auto completer dem
Hi,
I am looking for a tidy way to copy xml nodes from an xml response into
the html document.
At the moment I use dojo.dom.copyChildren, but the elements, though
inserted properly into the html are interpreted as text.
Thanx,
Ron
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Al
I am new to Tacos but I am having problems updating components.
I have a very simple example that has a list of animals and next to it is an
AjaxDirectLink, when clicked it toggles between the text Hide and Show. The top
group uses span tags and this updates the text correctly. The bottom group
