Chuck,
I agree with your comments. My intention was to figure out why dev
wrote the code that they did. However, I do see that coding
conventions are not always used consistently (for example, using a
drop-down list in some places and a dijit combo box elsewhere when
both are doing the same job).
re having words with the developer..
The dev probably has what they feel is a good reason for using the
mouseup to select the item from the list..
Except for instances were it affects testability, or performance, I
generally try to stay away from telling the devs how to do their job
(lest they t
Chuck, your guess was correct.
The following code worked in that I was able to click the down button
and cause the dropdown list to appear:
$ie.div(:class, 'dijitDownArrowButtonInner').fire_event('onmousedown')
But when I then try to select an item in the dropdown list,
'onmousedown' does not w
OK so we can't see what the functions called by them do, but it does
look like there are 4 events getting defined.. have you tried using
code to fire one of the events ("onmousedown" seems the most obvious
candidate) to see if that makes the list appear?
odds are after the mousedown, you're goin
We can't see the effect when we click the ▼ through your html.
Would you please provide us html page more detailed that, it shows what
happens when we click the arrow?
Thanks.
Wesley Chen.
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Hi Chuck,
Here is the preceding html which I should have included in my original
question:
▼
Thanks!
On Nov 24, 12:44 pm, Chuck vdL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> is there anything in the html that is defining something like an
> 'onclick' for that thing? all I see in the code above is ba
is there anything in the html that is defining something like an
'onclick' for that thing? all I see in the code above is basically
just text..and normal text isn't clickable as far as I know.
maybe there's some other object that's actually overlapping that
button
On Nov 21, 11:30 am, maven9
