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i\'m new to prototype framework and i\'m trying to apply some functions to classes elements and not ids elements.
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I come from a Prototype JS background where OO Javascript is encouraged through the use of Class.create(). Now I am doing some JQuery work and I am trying to write some properly structured JQuery code
I have a simple link inside my tml (apache tapestry specific) : <a href=\"www.google.com\" class=\"info-value\" target=\"new\">www.google.com</a>
I\'m using Magento to build a storefront - I\'m not used to Prototype, but that\'s what they use by default, so I\'m trying to play nice.I have used the tabs setup provided in the Modern theme (built
I was wondering whether my approach to JSONP is correct and if not, what I can change. My standard JSONP approach:
I am using FLotr API to draw charts , and Flotr API is internally using Prototype.js . My Charts are working fine under Mozilla , but if i run charts in IE , its giving me Script Errors .
I am building a rails application and installing this gem called \"best-in-place\" for one-time editing. It was working for a while, but after I struggled with jQuery and Prototype conflicts, it stopp