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The static DOM methods are meant only for use with DOM nodes. They are designed to be a high perfomarmance subsystem for Node and other DOM consumers.
To get a region from a Node instance:
var node = Y.get('#test');
var region = node.get('region');.
09:53PM UTC on Nov 11 2008 in YUI Library
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The static DOM methods are meant only for use with DOM nodes. They are designed to be a high perfomarmance subsystem for Node and other DOM consumers.
To get a region from a Node instance:
var node = Y.get('#test');
var region = node.get('region');.
09:45PM UTC on Nov 11 2008 in YUI Library
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Hi, sorry about the late reply. This was in my queue as a bug with the disabled feature, but it turns out is an implementation bug on your end.
You are creating a new instance of TabView every time the select changes. Each new instance comes with its own state and knows nothing of the previous instances.
Creating your TabView outside of the change handler will enable set('active') and...
10:53PM UTC on Sep 10 2008 in YUI Library
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Hi Marcelo,
Thanks for the report. This is a valid issue, and we should fix get() for IE so that it avoids these types of false positives.
Expect to see this fixed in an upcoming release.
09:36PM UTC on Feb 28 2008 in YUI Library
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Hi Hubert,
We appreciate the patch, and it does indeed address the issue for IE/FF3.
As our current support baseline covers FF2+, there is no reliable way to normalize "background-position" across the A-grade spectrum.
This will be addressed in a future release, but probably not until FF2 drops off of the A-grade matrix.
Matt.
11:34PM UTC on Feb 01 2008 in YUI Library
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Sorry about the late reply to this.
This seems specific to the repro implementation.
I've narrowed this to the changing of the image dimensions:
r.width = sizes[nextPic][1];
r.height = sizes[nextPic][2];
Removing these lines fixes the issue.
You may want to consider an alternative approach or not animating for Safari.
10:38PM UTC on Oct 23 2007 in YUI Library
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We currently don't support animating multiple elements with a single animation instance.
If you use a separate Anim instance for each node, does the issue still occur?.
09:37PM UTC on Oct 23 2007 in YUI Library
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This is not Dom related.
ViewportWidth is always the width of the viewable region of the document.
To get the full width of the document, Dom.getDocumentWidth should be used. To get the amount the document has been scrolled, use Dom.getDocumentScrollLeft.
If this is still an issue (link to YDN example no longer valid), it should be handled within the Panel implementation.
Please let...
08:22PM UTC on Oct 23 2007 in YUI Library
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I am unable to reproduce this.
Starting with the code from: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/tabview/fromscript.html, and adding:
tabView.removeTab(tabView.getTab(2)); // remove the third tab
after the appendTo call successfully removes the tab without error.
Please provide more repro details and/or the rest of your TabView code.
10:15PM UTC on Sep 14 2007 in YUI Library
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This is not limited to TabView, but is a brower limitation/security feature that applies to any script inserted via innerHTML.
We are investigating a more generic component to help with loading scripts for a future version.
10:16PM UTC on Sep 07 2007 in YUI Library
