search for: deb4

In the customized autocomplete demo, how does it know what content to use as the value of the autocomplete? The returned UL has the name, email address and an image. Yet only the name is used. How does it do this? I''ve been trying to get something similar going all morning with little success. Also, what does :skip_style=>true do? I couldn''t seem to find a mention of it

Hello, I just got done trying to find some documentation on how to use the Ajax functions in prototype and found no luck except for in this list. I am wondering if anyone is willing to help me start a wiki for these scripts. I have website that I will gladly use to host this. please let me know if anyone else see''s the value in this. If everyone is up for doing this I will be more

Can someone please explain to me what I need to do to create an Ajax class using the prototype lib. Thanks, Jon Whitcraft Web Application Developer Online Services - Indianapolis Motor Speedway (317) 492-8623 -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails-spinoffs/attachments/20050803/2f662bb3/attachment.html

Hello, Is it possible to send the current value of a second form element with the AJAX request on the Autocompleter? At the moment, I initialise the Autocompleter on page load, so any parameters passed in the constructor are given the value set at page load time. I need to obviously pass in the value of the second form element when the autocompleter is called. Does this function already exist,

...elevant to the job of the autocompleter. I would have thought the Autocompleter would only be called as a result of user interaction and shouldnt need to shift focus... Should it be there? Thanks, Rob. -- Rob Sharp email/jabber: rob@sharp.id.au web: http://sharp.id.au pgp: 0E2C C63B BA04 DEB4 7CC0 84FD 17E3 6AA4 87FB 62DF

Hi Tim, Thanks for the commentary, you bring a good point to light: I think the asynchronous nature of AJAX needs to be looked at more carefully in our UI assumptions. The key difference between AJAX auto-complete and any other browser/OS autocomplete is that we can''t guarantee having the results ready by the time the user wants to hit TAB. In the old days we used to have everything

What tools does everyone use to develop? Are there any tools to see what is going to and coming back from and Ajax call that can be plugged into firefox? -- Eric Fleming efleming@gmail.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails-spinoffs/attachments/20050805/55f7e02e/attachment.html

hi everyone, it''s my first time tonight. great script lib you''ve got there. i spent a whole day trying to code myself, use tutorials, use dreamweaver timeline animation - when i was about knocked out by the heavy draw backs i stumbled upon this truly mir.aculo.us library and all i ever asked for became true! thanks! one question though: is it possible to disallow

Here is an example that seems perfect for Ajax that I have not seen implemented nor can figure out how to do it. I am hoping someone can give me some pointers. On the sign-up page, I would like to do my validations (password length, username uniqueness,etc ) Ajax-style. But if all validates, then redirect to the success page. The combining of redirection to a new page with Ajax is throwing me.

...of a virtual machine ii virtinst 1:1.4.0-5 all Programs to create and clone virtual machines -- best regards Markus Raps -------------- next part -------------- An embedded and charset-unspecified text was scrubbed... Name: deb4.xml URL: <http://listman.redhat.com/archives/libvirt-users/attachments/20180801/c6b010d0/attachment.ksh>

I''ve just had a look again at the autocompletion demo that Thomas put up at http://script.aculo.us/demos/ajax/autocompleter Unfortunately, in Konqueror (3.4.1) it doesn''t work at all. Not even an error is triggered. It does work nicely in Firefox. How about Safari? I don''t have the time right now to track this down systematically (maybe latter), but just from