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Recently errtheblog (http://errtheblog.com/) put up a nice post about jQuery. Putting aside all the assertions about cleaner code and fewer lines of code than with Prototype, the one thing that struck me from his (and others'') writing and from direct inspection is this: jQuery seems to have a more of an ecosystem surrounding it. That is, more plugins, widgets, locked-and-loaded

I''d like to create an iGoogle-style page with a library of draggable layout widgets. Is such a thing using script.aculo.us already available? (Would hate to re-invent it.) Also, has anyone had success with nested draggables? For example, rearranging <div>s within an already draggable <div>? --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because

Hi all, I am using Prototype in conjunction with wz_tooltip and am having a problem with the tool tips not being updated in time. When a user mouses over a link, I am making an Ajax call to a CFM page that sends back an HTML table and updates the contents of a div with the returned content. I then call wz_tooltip and reference that div to use as the tool tip. However, what is displayed in the

i have to develop Drag and drop panel with transparent background ? what can i do for achieve this that type of functionality ? please help me, i m in trouble . --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Spinoffs" group. To post to this group, send email to

Hello, I''m looking for a cross-browsers library based on prototype.js that wraps XML dom. I tried to extend XML dom elements by using Object.extend and Element.extend without success. It works fine with firefox (Object.extend) but don''t work with IE (msxml). I suppose that IE objects are not ''prototype based'' objects. Is there a way to go around this issue like

I''ve written a JavaScript library called Ortho (http://www.craic.com/ ortho) on top of Prototype for creating ''diagram-style'' graphics in JavaScript. You can create histograms, graphs, timeline plots, ''maps'' of genomic data, annotated images, tree diagrams, etc. Unlike Canvas, it seamlessly integrates text with graphics and the output looks the same