I think it's actually ~my~ problem. Maybe...I call event.stopPropogation() in a few different generated methods, and there's some funky stuff going on to connect the methods to the Form.js chain of execution. Hopefully I'll find out tonight, but I doubt it is a dojo issue. Event connections are cor
I don't know if that can help you, but when I bypass the dojo registering and call directly the generated method with it works exactly as I want it. Could it be a dojo problem?
FredOn 2/27/06, Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can replace the tbody of a table, but ie doesn't allow the
You can replace the tbody of a table, but ie doesn't allow the inner table content to be replaced (at least not with innerHTML). I feel somewhat guilty about the table stuff, because there are already a few very suitable grid js implementations available for me to build something out of, just been
Thanks, I installed the web script debugger and found a part of my problem. At least the part with the unknown runtime exception. It looks like you can't update only the body of a table, you have to update the table as well. I had this:
...and replaced it with: ...
It doesn't crash anymo
Sorry the cvs commit was so late, I don't know why I forgot it, but it's applied now.Ie has windows "web script debugger"..The only way I've been able to install it is using a microsoft office cd. It's under an advanced/custom installation option list. It may be possible to download it from microso
Thank you Jesse.Do you know of a _javascript_ debugger for Internet Explorer that I can use ? I'm using FireBug in Firefox, but I have nothing for IE.FredOn 2/24/06,
Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now that I think about it more it does sound like a tacos bug. By default the form submiss
Now that I think about it more it does sound like a tacos bug. By default the form submission will cancel out the events default propogation. I'm filing a bug report for it. On 2/24/06,
Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Unfortunately (or fortunately for me? ;) ) this isn't something that ta
Unfortunately (or fortunately for me? ;) ) this isn't something that tacos can really control. It literally only binds the action specified to the _javascript_ event specified. IE has some definite "quirks", even on how/what events are doing for form fields.
This site has a lot of information on t
Hi,I have a AjaxEventSubmit that is bound to a TextField on the onchange event. On Firefox, when I type something in the textfield and hit the tab key, the focus goes to next field, the event is sent to the server and I can continue to fill the form while the response come back. The search result
