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...assname to remove"); to achieve this. This call does remove the specified class name. So far so good. But after the call, instead of a space, the remaining classes are separated by a "," and IE and FF do not apply these remaining classes. The problem is better represented at http://katdare.com/temp/remove_classname.html Now, in prototype.js (1.4.0_rc1), if I change the following snippet remove: function(classNameToRemove) { if (!this.include(classNameToRemove)) return; this.set(this.select(function(className) { return className != classNameToRemove; })); }, to...

I am looking to develop a custom tool tip component for a list of links. ...Which is kind of not that big a deal. But, and this seems to be the tricky part, I also want to be able to set/specify the interval threshold after which to display the tool tip. (and by nature of "tool tip", don''t display if the mouse moves out during that interval. etc) Any suggestions? Could

First of all I''d like to say thanks for all the great work everyone has put into scriptaculous, I''m having a lot of fun playing with the framework, and easily moving into Web 2.0 territory. I''ve just hit a snag on my project though. So here''s my code: ... var newEvent= "<div

Hello, I have a small class where i want to use attributes of the instance when an ajax call returns, so I wrote: *var* MyClass = Class.create(); MyClass.prototype = { initialize: *function*(form_id, rendered_id) { this.form_id = form_id; *var* edit_form = $(form_id); *var* rendered_node = $(rendered_id); *if* (!edit_form || !rendered_node) { this.enabled = *false*;

Hi guys, I know this is not the perfect place to ask this question, but I''m struggling with object-oriented javascript and event-handlers and you guys are probably the only ones adept enough to help me out with this. I have this calendar code I hate (and still have to maintain ;) and wanted to change it to use object-orientation. So I have written a JavaScript-class called