ReiberLabs - welcome to ReiberLabs! http://reiber.org landing :: Subsequent re-render does NOT re-fold tiddler, but closing/re-opening tiddler added animation when opening/closing faq content panel 2008.09.21 [1.3.0] sort . the external link an IFRAME will be dynamically added to the content. add to body to execute, then remove for cleanup var script = document. http://reiber.org/nxt/pub/Main/ReiberLabs/HOME | Well, I can confirm it :) The Prototype adapter is borked in 1.0
Using the BorderLayout (I was using /ext-1.0/examples/layout/complex.html to test with), loading a ContentPanel dynamically with something like this:
Ext.Element.get(id).getUpdateManager().update({url :"/ext-1.0/examples/layout/test.html", scripts:true});
(or any of the other methods I've tried) to load a page that looks like this:
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Ugh... Apparently prototype itself is the problem, since even using something like this:
new Ajax.Updater('targetDivID', 'test.php', { method: 'get' });
Results in all < script> howto - JRoller - Javalobby Community Weblog Service:: to code quick event adapters as anonymous classes, but Groovy does not support The code I tested was a slight modification of ContentPanel (provided by the Executing this class with the Groovy Eclipse plugin yields the same . with JavaScript and later feed them to a dynamically created JRuby applet. http://www.jroller.com/aalmiray/tags/howtoHOME | Source for "VidzBigger" â “ Userscripts.org:: There are 93 previous versions of this script. the source is over 100KB, Does not load them unitl you mouse over. The rate is ~1.5 seconds but can vary if . replacing them with a link to VidzBigger.com or if the [allow replace .. listener (gsStateChangeListener) and then executes the default YouTube http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/41691HOME | blocks in the test.php file being stripped. What a pain!!!
According to the page at http://www.prototypejs.org/api/ajax/updater it is well known (and a conscious decision maybe?) that the script blocks are stripped from the Ajax response. Scroll down to About evalScripts and defining functions to see what I mean :/
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Wow... and I thought I was going crazy... I ran into this issue and fussed around every which way I could to try and get those scripts to run.
I just stripped out all the YUI code from my rails app a little while back and this mysteriously broke, I guess I'll have to put YUI or jQuery back in then :(
I saw this the other day, maybe you'll find it useful
http://yehudakatz.com/2007/05/17/jquery-on-rails-a-fresh-approach/
I have been experimenting with Ext for a little while now and trolling the forums for info. I am one who usually searches the ends of the earth before wasting someone's time with a question that has been asked and answered so many times before. And i also believe that you gotta get dirty and "read, read, read" to learn.
I must say that the level of support to the community and the value of this product is awe inspiring to say the least.
For my part though, I would have saved a lot of time if I would have found this thread a long time ago. I was using Prototype until now. My whole project depends upon the scripts being parsed in for Ajax loads. I really think there should be a sticky on this.
Again thanks very much for your hard work. I'm sure I will be a "REAL" supporter very soon.
heh. Well, though I might agree with you now that I've gotten to this point, I had not had any problems with it long enough to get a pretty significant portion of my project done :)
So now I've refactored everything to use JQuery (path of least least divergence), and everything seems to be going well for the most part. I will look into YUI after I get this project done, since this current project is comparitively small in scope and is well under way.
Oh.... Yeah... by the way.....
Ext JS Rocks!
I can't see a reason to use the prototype-adapter. From what I've heard, prototype is well dodgy. The YUI classes upon which the yui-adapter builds are very robust.
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