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Re: Getting div height

2010-01-05T00:02:07Z

Probably a silly question but have you tried getSize()?
ttp://[link]
Chris
On 5 ene, 00:53, Simon Vart <simon.v...@carantec-informati que.com>
wrote:

Re: [Moo] Getting div height

2010-01-05T00:00:35Z

element.getScrollSize().y ?

Re: [Moo] Getting div height

2010-01-05T00:00:56Z

Check out [link] --
specifically the getSize() method. If you need more, look at
[link] -- specifically
getComputedSize().

Re: [Moo] Re: Noobslide number 6 does not work

2010-01-04T23:57:36Z

Well, that's too bad. I'm on the same version, but it continues to freeze
upon hover.
Yes, it looks splendid, and I presume some added css will arrange it all
quite nicely. I don't recall which forum I visited yesterday that mentioned
problems in adding photos. I will do as you've suggested with the greatest

Getting div height

2010-01-04T23:53:55Z

Hi all,
I'm trying to do a simple change.
I had set up a little image carousel, with back/fwd button to change
view. This is two divs, one is containing the images, the other is a
mask with a overflow: hidden; style.
I want to add a button to see all images in one clic.
Basically, what i'm doing on clic is :

Re: Noobslide number 6 does not work

2010-01-04T23:42:08Z

Sorry, not had a chance to get back on this one until now.
I have just tested my test on on Chrome version 3.0.195.38 (latest
version) and it all appears to work correctly.
No error messages and mouseover/enter looks to be working as expected.
I have just added a few more images (copies of the others to be honest

Re: [Moo] Re: Noobslide number 6 does not work

2010-01-04T22:52:35Z

On Chrome my test page loads visually intact but the script breaks as soon as
it's put to work, meaning any button activity or even a hover. So no, the
script is not currently functional on primary browsers.

Re: [Moo] Re: Noobslide number 6 does not work

2010-01-04T22:17:19Z

Please do test on Chrome 3 for add'l verification.
I'll look at it later, since I have this stuff in MooShell already.
-- S.

moodoc.net is back up

2010-01-04T22:11:27Z

Thanks to those of you who sent me an email informing me the site was
down.
Don't know what happened, but the entire public directory of the site
was erased. Maybe it's time to switch hosts ... regardless, it's back
up.
[link]
-Ryan Florence

Re: [Moo] Re: Noobslide number 6 does not work

2010-01-04T22:10:31Z

Actually I did get caught up in the sampleObjectItems because when I tried
to redefine it I likely made a typo and was too tired to sleuth out the
problem. Consequently I only got sample 6 to work when I left the bones of
sample 5 on my html page.
I've since overwritten my version with yours. I haven't tried it on Chrome,

Re: [Moo] Re: use of onWhatever: $empty in class options

2010-01-04T21:51:08Z

++
more on this topic:
[link]

Re: [Moo] Re: use of onWhatever: $empty in class options

2010-01-04T21:48:26Z

I have found that as soon as I document my code, I reuse it.
[link]
As soon as I decide to release it, I make it way better.
[link]
[link]

Re: use of onWhatever: $empty in class options

2010-01-04T21:15:38Z

Thanks for the clarification. I also left out in my post that I
document too little, haha.
I'll start adding them, it only takes some seconds anyway.
@Aaron; TM is king indeed. I still love the monokai coloring theme.. i
like em vibrant. :))

Re: [Moo] use of onWhatever: $empty in class options

2010-01-04T19:18:47Z

You are correct in your assumptions.
If you don't put them up there then the user has to search through
your whole class to find out which events it supports.

Re: [Moo] use of onWhatever: $empty in class options

2010-01-04T19:18:00Z

It's our habit to add these things for reference. I can say that I refer to
the source as documentation all the time. I'm in TextMate and I can open the
actual file to look at its API faster than I can bring up a web browser.
Note that we've started updating these (at least in -more) to include the
arguments the methods are passed, i.e.