similar to: Browser/Feature Detection for Rails/AJAX apps

I''m trying to update a table row (i.e. replace a <tr></tr>) using AJAX/RJS but of course this cannot be done in IE (works fine in Firefox). I have googled but have not found any solutions, only a lot of discussion. Does anyone have a solution to this problem? Cheers, Nicholas

Hi All: I have a very large user table, more than 2.000, so i cant use a <select> to present the users list any more. I replace the <select> with a <input> using Ajax.Autocompleter If we type "john" or "peter" we still get a very long list, so the list shows the scroll bar, and its ok. The problem is that when we try to scroll, the list fades out. It

Hi list, In one of my previous projects I had to satisfy the requirement of handling browser back- and forward calls within an Ajax application. Thus I didn''t get an urge to switch the JS part of this project to an other framework like dojo (which supports Browser history handling out-of-the-box), I had to come up with an idea of doing this with prototype/scriptaculous. The arisen

I have been working with the Ajax.Autocompleter for about a day so forgive my ignorance. Is there any value in adding additional callbacks. I want perform an action when the user selects a choice. So I was thinking of adding an option {select: function(selectedElement) {}} similar to the callbacks on Ajax.Request in the prototype library. Call me out if you think I am crazy my feelings

I''ve only tested this in Firefox so far, but it seems handy. One more way to let people know that stuff is going on behind the scenes. var SomeAjax = new Ajax.Request("/some/address", { onCreate: function() { document.body.parentNode.style.cursor = "progress" }, onComplete: function() { document.body.parentNode.style.cursor = "default" } }) --

Hello! I'm having trouble embedding my url-authenticated stream on my website on certain browsers. I'm hoping someone can offer some advice. My site offers a subscription to the stream where the username and password are system-generated and unique to the subscriber. The system-generated password is stored in the database and passed to the page based on which subscriber is logged in.

I''ve been having this really annoying issue with any visual effect that I use in Rails. Say, for instance, that I have an Element.show or Element.hide link to expose a hidden div. Well, the effects work great, but if they are located far enough down on the page to necessitate scrolling, the effect makes the browser jump to the top of the page. This is basically the source output that

Hi, on my page I start an ajax-request which returns rhtml-code (I use Rails) looping over some objects. When I place the following code within the loop my browser (FF) crashs: <script> var set_std_objekt = function (id) { new Ajax.Updater(''divname'', ''/dosomestuff'', { asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true }) } </script> <a

Hi, I am using AJAX so much that I never refresh the entire webpage for the admin side of a webapp. If two people are viewing the same data and one person makes a change then I want the change to show up in the other person''s page. I can have the client poll the server every two seconds to look for changes. I''m not really interested in Comet for keeping a connection open

My environment is Apache2+php5. The test doc is "ajaxtest.php", which uses Ajax.Updater to load content from /test/test1/inphp.php. It works soomthly in Firefox. But nothing can be displayed in IE6, the brower got no response and the onComplete was not trigered. However, if I put the two doc under the same dir, everything goes well. Or, if I replace the inphp.php with a html doc such as

I am banging my head against the wall here. I have a gd-generated image that keeps being changed via ajax on my page. Since the image is generated based on querystring parameters (which don''t change) but is based on a model (that is constantly changing), the browser caches the image and you have to do a page refresh to update the image. I have hacked around it by appending a random number

David, I been reading your book and going through the examples but i am stuck on th using the form_remote_tag. I am using the Backbase ajax framework with rails and protoype.js The following form.rhtml file <% if @guess %> <p> It seeems ''<%=h @guess %>'' is hardly the right answer</p> <% end %> <%= form_remote_tag(:update =>

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Anyone have any ideas on this one, it appears that that $() is not working to get object by id in Mozilla based browsers. Does anyone know how to fix this? I am a n00b to javascript. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong? Can someone please confirm this. - -----Original Message----- From: Stephen Major [mailto:smajor@gmail.com] Sent:

I was wondering why Ajax.Autocomleter didn''t support array-style parameters for the Ajax.Request and opened the following enhancement request: http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/10612#preview Any comments? Cheers, Andi --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Spinoffs" group.

I am writing an application and I have a number of clients that are using older browsers (Mac OS 9) and I am staying away from ajax stuff because of them. Is there a way to have to have a ''scrolling'' table rather than pagination without ajax? Craig

I''m wondering what other folks think of Dojo (0.1 just released), MochiKit, and some of the other js frameworks relative to prototype/scriptaculous (p/s). P/S seems to have broader support although I''m not sure about IE 5.5 in the other frameworks. A second question is related. I''ve got some AJAX working with prototype + behaviour, and I''m building in refresh

I have a code like this that works in all browsers and not IE. That is they send the expected GET request while IE is sending a POST request. I have tested this using IE7 $.ajax({ url: this.href, type: ''get'', dataType: ''script'', success: function(data){ while in the view I have the normal link_to link. How do I fix this issue? -- Posted via

I am working on an update to my content management system and I am using a lot of AJAX to load in the different "Modules" I want each module to be self contained, including all its specific js and CSS. Does any one know of a good solution for loading in new CSS to go with the code loaded in via the AJAX call? Thanks.

Hi i installed the latest ajaxscaffolding gem and generated a scaffold. List works fine. Delete deletes, but the update doesn''t show and the busy icon spins indefinitely. Pressing new or edit also causes the busy icon to spin, but again the ui doesn''t update. my development.log indicates the request was handled and (using firebug) I''m seeing this response: new

Hi All trying to compile asterisk under linux kernel 2.6.6. Currently under zaptel get the following error make linux26 Link /usr/src/linux-2.6 to your kernel sources first! make: *** [linux26] Error 1 as going from the readme. is 2.6 not compatiable with asterisk and should I go back to 2.4.26. Also has anyone got the sipura 3000 working with asterisk, both fxo and the fxs ports on the