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Category: Prototype

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  1. ProtoFish: advanced hover menu

    Explore Article Ajaxian (Jun 23 2009) Prototype

    ProtoFish is an advanced hover menu based on Prototype, written by Peter Slagter. You can easily add a delay to your menu (on mouseout) and choose your own hover class. All ProtoFish menu's will respond to users who use the TAB-key to navigate through your page. It is trivial to use. Once you load up [...]

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  2. Prototype Function of the day: $$

    Explore Article reddit.com (Oct 17 2008) Prototype

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  3. Absolutize for jQuery

    Explore Article Carbon Five Community (Sep 11 2008) jQuery , Prototype

    Published by james on September 11, 2008 in JavaScript / AJAX . Tags: jQuery. We’re using jQuery for one of our current projects. Today I found myself in an IE situation that could be solved by using the prototype librarie’s absolutize method. I couldn’t find any equivilent implementation that I liked in jQuery so I went ahead and ported absolutize from prototype to jquery

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  4. Jquery Slider Help—Almost there?

    Explore Article Magento (Jul 20 2008) Prototype

    Hello everyone, First off, my skill levels with XHTML/CSS is solid, but I lack entirely in Javascript department. I can read it and modify only the simplest variables. Which is why I’m here: I’m currently working on Usmile.ca and have reached an obstacle I can’t seem to tackle… Excerpt from Firebug: [Exception "Component returned failure code: 0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE) [nsIDOMViewCSS.getComputedStyle]" nsresult "0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE)" location "JS frame :: http://usmile.ca/js/proxy.p

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  5. glider.js Example

    Explore Article The Whiny Nil (May 19 2007) Prototype

    Example View source for HTML & CSS used. Section 1 | Section 2 | Section 3 | Section 4 | Section 1 You can put any kind of HTML in here: Section 2 Style the sections however you want Section 3 I-frames? Yes, but only if scrollbars are hidden: Section 4 Flash? Sort-of works: Previous | Next Download Visit the project page to download or check out the source via SVN. Requirements This script uses the Prototype javascript framework and the effects.js library from Scriptaculous. You must include P

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  6. Javascript map - filter - reduce using Prototype

    Explore Article reddit.com (Sep 6 2008) jQuery , Prototype

    submitted by gst [link] [0 comments]

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  7. Prototype 1.6.0 RC1: Changes to the Class and Event APIs, Hash rewrite, and bug fixes

    Explore Article Ajaxian (Oct 16 2007) Prototype

    Sam Stephenson has announced Prototype 1.6.0 RC1 which has "fixed a handful of bugs and made some changes to the Class and Event APIs in response to your feedback. Weve also addressed a long-standing issue with the Hash class." For example, they show how they changed from: PLAIN TEXT JAVASCRIPT:   var Foo = Class.create(); Class.extend(Foo, { /* instance methods [...]

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  8. The Pragmatic Bookshelf | Prototype and script.aculo.us

    Explore Article The Pragmatic Bookshelf (Nov 7 2007) Prototype

    The Pragmatic Programmers Our Books | Resources | Discussions | Support | Login Prototype and script.aculo.us: You never knew JavaScript could do this! by Christophe Porteneuve Tired of getting swamped in the nitty-gritty of cross-browser, Web 2.0-grade JavaScript? Get back in the game with Prototype and script.aculo.us, two extremely popular JavaScript libraries, that make it a walk in the park

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  9. Semantic Constructors

    Explore Article Ajaxian (Jul 18 2008) Prototype

    PLAIN TEXT JAVASCRIPT:   Class.create = (function(original) {   var fn = function() {     var result = original.apply(null, arguments);     result.toString = function() { return result.prototype.initialize.toString() };     return result;   };   fn.toString = function(){ return original.toString() };   return fn; })(Class.create);   This monkey patch by kangax allows you to get sense from inspecting a constructor setup via Prototype. His code changes a [...]

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  10. Closures VS. Properties / arguments.callee is expensive

    Explore Article reddit.com (Mar 4 2009) jQuery , Prototype

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  11. Low Pro 0.5: Now Compatible With Prototype 1.6

    Explore Article danwebb.net (Dec 11 2007) Prototype

    Today I tagged Low Pro 0.5 for release which now works with Prototype 1.6. There are a number of things about this release that are worth mentioning aside from the compatibility. Firstly, it’s gotten a little smaller as Prototype core now includes most of the functionality Low Pro used to add (DOM Ready support, inserting using nodes and a lot more). It’s also got a couple of new features so here’s a rundown: So that’s about it. As you can see, it’s getting smaller as Prototype fills the gaps an

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  12. prototype vs. jQuery vs. javascript - setting an onclick event

    Explore Article Josh Powell’s Weblog (Jun 23 2008) Prototype

    click here! prototype: var oClicked = Event.observe($(’clickMe’),’click’,function(){ alert(”clicked!”); jQuery var oClicked = $(”#clickMe”).click(function() { alert(”clicked!”); javascript - no promises on cross-browseriness document.getElementById(’clickMe’).addEventListener(’click’,function (e) { alert(”clicked!”);

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  13. Anatomy of a JavaScript object

    Explore Article The Mozilla Blog (Nov 17 2008) Prototype

    This post is about how the JavaScript engine represents JS objects in memory. I’m afraid a lot of it will seem obscure and opaque unless you already know a bit about SpiderMonkey internals, or you have the perseverance to click some of the links below and read the documentation. First of all, what is a [...]

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  14. Rule52 » How YUI’s event listeners changed the way I write JavaScript

    Explore Article Rule52 (Jun 2 2008) Prototype

    How YUI’s event listeners changed the way I write JavaScript I really like Prototype.js. Its inclusion in Ruby on Rails got me writing JavaScript again. We at Schematic don’t recommend Prototype for client projects however, and I’m glad because the library or framework you use can greatly change the style in which you write code. And sometimes that can make you a better programmer. Working with YUI helped trigger an epiphany for me this past week. Credit for laying the foundation for this moment

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  15. Javascript: Stop Fighting It

    Explore Article Positronic Vibrations (Aug 5 2008) Prototype

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