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I am using the update_element_function to update the text in some elements. This works fine, however, if I try to update an element that is not on the page anymore, it fails silently and no further javascript statements will be executed within that same request.responseText. Is there a way to fail gracefully in this scenario and ignore the missing elements? Thanks, Tom

Hello, Here's a repost on my message of a few days ago, for reasons that I'm not sure if it went through. If it did, my apologies, all suggestions welcome. I'm having an identical problem on slackware linux 7.0 and freebsd 3.4-release and windows 98-2, with sp1, and samba 2.05 and 2.06, depending on which system I've got up. Whenever I restart samba for whatever reason, making a

...a.org/samba/oreilly/using_samba/ch09_02.html seem to say I have no problem with browsing, since their tests work, but I am still not seeing my machines in the graphical browse lists. Has this happened to anyone else? Has anyone a suggestion? Dave. -- Dave Forrest dforrest@virginia.edu (804)296-7283h 924-3954w http://mug.sys.virginia.edu/~drf5n/ #################################################################### --- /usr/local/src/samba-2.0.6/examples/smb.conf.default Wed Dec 3 00:05:53 1997 +++ /etc/smb.conf Wed Mar 29 21:04:34 2000 @@ -14,11 +14,11 @@ #==...

I am trying to create a screen like Google''s personalized home pages or start.com, i.e., with draggable sections, with the extra feature that the child items under the parent headings could be dragged and dropped from one parent heading to another. I have set up nested droppable sortables (dropOnEmpty=true) but the behavior is very inconsistent, i.e, parents do not become droppable

Using older versions of prototype.js (1.4.0_rc2) and scriptaculous (1.5._rc4), I had a master table containg other tables (sections), each of which had rows. Using tbody''s as containers, I could drag the section tables up and down over the other section tables AND drag the rows in a section table up and down within that table or into the rows of the other section tables, all very