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Thanks, -- T.J. On Mar 27, 12:06 pm, Oliver Eikel <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear all, > David is right. Get is limited to 256 chars (?) and not that nice. The > prototype popup window is named a frame in Firefox. So it must be > possible to be accessed normally? Sorry folks I am not that firm in > js. But I am shure there is an option. The "normal" window.open has no > effects like prototype. There are several other scripts, which are > already using prototype. Till now it was OK to support just an id. > But the values put in the form must be possible to use. > e.g. > name: textfield: Peter Rover > subject: spring time > text: blah, blah..... > With onclick I opened the prototype window and wanted the values > (peter Rover, spring time, and blah) within the prototype window. > > Might sessions be an option? I have no idea how. With php I cannot > access the values, because they are not yet put in, when the site is > loaded. I looking for sth like var subject = > parent.getelementbyid('subject').value.. > > Hope its clearer now! > Best > tsunami > > 2011/3/27 <[email protected]>: > > > > > > > > > Today's Topic Summary > > > Group:http://groups.google.com/group/prototype-scriptaculous/topics > > > support vars in the popwindow [3 Updates] > > Observe a click event [2 Updates] > > a ... javascript:function(target.html) >link</a> works fine Onsubmit not [3 > > Updates] > > problem with prototype.js and dashcode [3 Updates] > > > Topic: support vars in the popwindow > > > tsunami <[email protected]> Mar 26 10:42AM -0700 ^ > > > Dear all, > > is there a possibillity to support vars from the parent window? Yes, > > of course by get, but I want to support large texts. > > So get might be a wrong decision. > > > Best > > tsunami > > > "T.J. Crowder" <[email protected]> Mar 26 11:03AM -0700 ^ > > > Hi, > > >> So get might be a wrong decision. > > >> Best > >> tsunami > > > Not following you, can you explain more what you mean? > > -- > > T.J. Crowder > > Independent Software Engineer > > tj / crowder software / com > > www / crowder software / com > > > David Behler <[email protected]> Mar 26 07:19PM +0100 ^ > > > I guess what he means is this: > > He opens a popup and wants to access a variable that's declared in the > > parent window. > > He could pass the value of the variable in the url (= by get, $_GET in > > PHP) but he wants to support large texts and might pose a problem when > > put in the url. > > > Solution: > > I don't think there is a "prototype-way" to do this, but it can still be > > done with standard javascript: > > opener.document.getElementById("foo").value = 'bar'; > > > David > > > Am 26.03.2011 19:03, schrieb T.J. Crowder: > > > Topic: Observe a click event > > > kstubs <[email protected]> Mar 26 11:08AM -0700 ^ > > > I am making an element like this: > > var a_next = new Element('a', {'Id': 'nav_slider_next', 'href':'#', > > 'class':'next'}).update('<img src="/images/transparent.gif"/>'); > > > I am observing the click like this: > > a_next.observe('click', this.__navigate.bindAsEventListener(this)); > > > In my __navigate routine, the element "clicked" is the <img> object, not the > > <a> tag/object. > > > Is this expected? I'm doing: > > > function __navigate(e) > > { > > var elm = e.element() > > ... > > } > > > The elm object above is the image. I'm expecting the a tag. > > > kstubs <[email protected]> Mar 26 11:18AM -0700 ^ > > > Thinking the update on the end of new Element() was causing an issue I've > > changed my script to: > > > var a_next = new Element('a', {'id': 'nav_slider_next', 'href':'#', > > 'class':'next'}); > > a_next.insert('<img src="/images/transparent.gif"/>'); > > > I'm still not have any luck with a click of the <a> tag, it still appears to > > the that the <img> tag is clicked. > > > Karl.. > > > Topic: a ... javascript:function(target.html) >link</a> works fine Onsubmit > > not > > > tsunami <[email protected]> Mar 26 03:29AM -0700 ^ > > > Dear all, > > I am using prototype for a little form popup (choice selection) > > Everything works fine, as long I am using > > something like: > > > <a href="javascript:openURLWindow('emailoderdrucken.php?id=211')" > > style="margin-left:100px;"> > > <img src="images/rechnung_generieren.gif" border="0" alt="Rechnung > > generieren..." class="Tips4" title="Rechnung generieren..."></a> > > > I am trying to use it now when submitting a form: > > > <form name="nachrichtsenden" action="emailoderdrucken_schreiben.php" > > onsubmit="openURLWindow('emailoderdrucken_schreiben.php')";> > > > The small popups blinks and then come up maximisez as a normal window. > > No effect, no resize. > > > A simple alert("test"); brings up the test popup-alert. How I call the > > javascript should not matter, shpuldn't it? > > Best > > tsunami > > > "T.J. Crowder" <[email protected]> Mar 26 04:23AM -0700 ^ > > > Hi > > > The standard action of a form submission is to send the form to the > > server and then tear down the page, replacing it with the response > > from the server. > > > In your code, you're not cancelling the default action of the submit, > > and so although the JavaScript in your submit handler is running and > > opening the window, it's then closed as part of the tear-down of the > > page. You probably want a `return false;` at the end of your onsubmit > > string, or you want to use Prototype to hook up the submit handler and > > use `event.stop()`. > > > HTH, > > -- > > T.J. Crowder > > Independent Software Engineer > > tj / crowder software / com > > www / crowder software / com > > > tsunami <[email protected]> Mar 26 11:10AM -0700 ^ > > > Waow! That's what I call very fast. Thanks! :) > > > Yes, that was the problem. Inded I used return = false. > > By the way, is there any chance to use the values from the form in the > > window? > > I am thinking of sessions etc. > > Normally, I could use $_GET, but I want to use large texts (textarea > > > 1000 chars), so get isn't an option. > > > The thing I wanna do, is: > > - loading the form > > - giving the user the option to choose between email or print > > And than generating a pdf which looks different for printing or > > mailing. > > And all the data entered in the form (date, subject and text) has to > > be forwarded to the pdf generator. > > So, I guess sessions are my friend. But how can I put the value from > > the form fields into a session? > > Sth like > > document.getelementbyid('datum').value has somehow to be put into php > > $_session['date']=??? > > > Thanks again! > > tsunami > > > Topic: problem with prototype.js and dashcode > > > Eric Sandeen <[email protected]> Mar 26 10:59AM -0500 ^ > > > On 3/25/11 7:24 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote: > >> away. Or try wrapping self.animations with $A(), which will return an > >> extended array. > > >> Walter > > > Thanks for the suggestions; loading prototype.js just before main.js > > doesn't help, but loading it before AppleAnimator.js in main.html does. > > Hopefully that won't break much. ;) > > > Thanks, > > -Eric > > > Walter Lee Davis <[email protected]> Mar 26 12:19PM -0400 ^ > > > Yay! I've been meaning to try out Dashcode again, haven't played with > > it since pretty much when it came out. > > > Walter > > > On Mar 26, 2011, at 11:59 AM, Eric Sandeen wrote: > > > Eric Sandeen <[email protected]> Mar 26 11:22AM -0500 ^ > > > On 3/26/11 11:19 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote: > >> Yay! I've been meaning to try out Dashcode again, haven't played with it > >> since pretty much when it came out. > > > It seems fairly slick, especially the data source binding, but I > > can't figure out how to get quite enough control over things; for > > example, how to reload a data source, or how to determine if it > > was successfully retrieved. I may just be dense and/or bad > > at javascript, I'm a kernel hacker not a web hacker. > > > So I'm going back and trying to hand-code things with > > prototype.js again. :) > > > -Eric > > > -- > > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > > "Prototype & script.aculo.us" group. > > To post to this group, send email to > > [email protected]. > > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > > [email protected]. > > For more options, visit this group at > >http://groups.google.com/group/prototype-scriptaculous?hl=en. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Prototype & script.aculo.us" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/prototype-scriptaculous?hl=en.
