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Friday, May 22 2009
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larry.karnowski (at gmail) created the ticket at 5:14 AMA Blue Ridge user reported an issue when using Prototype's "Element.down()" method. http://github.com/relevance/blue-ridge/issues#issue/6
I've added a failing "...
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larry.karnowski (at gmail) commented at 4:42 AMWe're getting complaints of this from Blue Ridge users:
http://github.com/relevance/blue-ridge/issues#issue/3
Tuesday, February 17 2009
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larry.karnowski (at gmail) commented at 2:06 AMThatcher, now that I can run the jQuery 1.3.1 compatibility test suite from my env.js working directory, I'm starting to refactor the DOM a bit to tackle that n...
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larry.karnowski (at gmail) commented at 1:53 AMThatcher, sorry for the lack of communication, because I've started working on jQuery 1.2.6 and 1.3.1 compatibility test suites too. My fork (http://github.com/...
Sunday, February 01 2009
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larry.karnowski (at gmail) commented at 6:44 AMNote, we're using this same "return a warning function" technique through out the DOM. I'm thinking of extracting my "fix" into a function that we can reuse for...
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larry.karnowski (at gmail) commented at 6:25 AMI've added a Prototype compatibility test and a patch for this on my GitHub fork. Here are the commits:
Prototype compat test: http://github.com/Lawjoskar/env-...
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larry.karnowski (at gmail) created the ticket at 6:14 AMPrototype sets several of its own properties on the Event object (polluting the namespace) and cannot do so because every time you call the window.Event getter,...
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larry.karnowski (at gmail) commented at 6:37 AMChris, so after rethinking this, I realize that "compatability" is too broad a word. I'm not asking for 100% compatibility, just that we can do the following:
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larry.karnowski (at gmail) commented at 6:27 AMI've added a Prototype compatibility test and a patch for this on my GitHub fork. Here are the commits:
Prototype compat test: http://github.com/Lawjoskar/env-...
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larry.karnowski (at gmail) created the ticket at 6:19 AMPrototype's $$("class") method, which is akin to jQuery's $(".class") method, is failing because it's traversing the DOM and expecting each node to have a defin...