Hallelujah! Pass the chicken!!!
Thanks, Rob. After spending time on the MS developer site reviewing
their “How to create dynamic tables”, I’d had the same thought and tried
exactly that first thing this morning. Got no joy. Gave up, figuring MS
had screwed me again. Your email got me back on it. Turned out I
needed to change one more thing. In the form_remote_tag, I had to
change :position => ‘after’ to :position => ‘bottom’. Many, many, many
thanks. Expect public attribution for the help.
Best regards,
Bill
----- Original Message -----
From: Rob B.
To: [email protected]
Sent: 2006-04-04 9:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Rails] Ready to call this a bug
Well, I know that script.actulo.us/prototype can add rows to a
in IE.
Try:
If you have ever wanted to use in the “body” section of a table,
but styled differently from the in the “heading” section, then you
should also use around the actual heading section
(and, yes, for the footer which doesn’t have to be last either).
-Rob
Rob B. http://agileconsultingllc.com
[email protected]
+1 513-295-4739
On Apr 3, 2006, at 10:14 PM, Sathish K. N wrote:
I remember reading on this forum that IE doesn't support DOM
manupulation of tables.
On 4/3/06, Bill W. <[email protected]> wrote:
I've been trying to get a handle on AJAX today and am ready to
call “BUG!”
I started with the code from Curt's "AJAX on Rails". It used
<ul=“my_list”> and
and worked fine. Except I need a table instead
of a list. So I did the simplest thing that I thought could possibly
work.
In the view, I changed the :position attribute from "top" to
“after”, the
In Firefox, it works great. Having loaded Firebug, I can see the
HTML and I get exactly what I expect. Every time I enter something in
the field and click the button I get a new
added
to the table.
In IE, nothing gets added to the table. I added the developer
tool bar to IE and confirmed this. Nothing, not even something wrong,
is getting added.
I believe this may be related to the way IE handles things
vis-a-vis DOM vs. their Table Object Model. They explain at
I would really really appreciate it if someone much more
knowledgeable than I would take a look and see if this is something I
can work around and still use prototype, or if I’ve got to take some
convoluted MS path to working with tables.
Thanks in advance for any assistance. I'll be happy to send the
code if it would assist.
Best regards,
Bill
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to hold the
text. In the controller, I changed the render_text argument from
“…” to “ |
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