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Y.one('form fieldset:nth-child(2)').toggleClass('hide'); in chrome, FF, opera this line works but in ie6-8 it throws an error 'Y.one(...)' is null or not an object. where is the problem? Have to add the "selector-css3" module to your .use() statement if you want to use CSS3 selectors in browsers that don't support them natively. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3713263/yui3-selector-problem-in-ie8

I'm using YAHOO.util.Connect.asyncRequest to get data from database, here is the code : function getCountArticle(contentCurValue) { var handleSuccess = function (res) { var countPubmed = YAHOO.lang.JSON.parse(res.responseText); var contentCountPubmed = countPubmed.totalArticleRecords; alert(contentCountPubmed); //return 15 for example }; var handleFailure = function () { alert("Error connecting data : Bad pubmed query"); }; var callback = { success:handleSuccess, failure:handleFailure, timeout: 5000 }; var sURL = 'qct-list-article.html?term=' + contentCurValue + '&retstart=0' + '&retmax=1';

I have a lot of experience with YUI2 and I'm getting up to speed on YUI3. The service I'm writing needs HTTPS, but the vanilla YUI experience loads from Yahoo's HTTP-only CDN, which quietly fails in Chrome and loudly fails in modern IE when the browser tries to mix an HTTPS page with HTTP javascript. My goals are to get all of: Site uses HTTPS YUI works in Chrome & IE (so scripts also must be delivered over SSL) Uses a modern version of YUI 3 (this disqualifies YUI PHP Loader which hasn't been updated to support even YUI 3.4, while 3.8 is "current") Use roll up combos for speed instead of many

Would it be possible to use YUI to change all my input boxes to have rounded corners? I cannot use a background image as the inputs will be variable width and I cannot add divs wrapped around them because some input elements are generated. Also I cannot use border radius or any moz/webkit variation as it needs to appear the same in IE6. Any pointers appreciated, thanks. There multiple techniques to make cross-browser rounded corners , and YUI can certainly be used to convert input elements on the fly, adding wrapper div s if needed to support the method you choose to use. Here is a YUI 3

I have some measure of web development experience (not my main skill, but I am pretty good with the basics) What I'm sorely lacking is knowledge of and experience with modern JS frameworks (Prototype, jQuery, YUI, whatnot). I'd like to play with them (all eventually but need to start with one). Here's the problem: I'm very interested in trying out my skills on Palm Pre eventually. To the extent that the main criteria for choosing which JS framework to learn first for me is this: Which mainstream modern JS framework is the most useful to learn if the main criteria is "knowing this will help me

I worked this holiday to find out my code wont work on HTTPS. My LOCALDEV is HTTP and our production server is HTTPS. For some reason YUI is going out to get JS, when I have it locally. I have it on the server........... And finally my code: YUI().use('autocomplete', 'autocomplete-filters', 'autocomplete-highlighters', function (Y) { var notes = [ "Dr Follow Up Complete Notes", "Fax Document Notes", "Event Notes", "Email Information Notes", "Corresponding Document Notes", "Return Call Notes", "Admit Notes", "Discharge Notes", "Other Notes", "Excellent Resource Notes", "Good Resource Notes",

I'm testing the script: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/datatable/dt_xhrjson.html I would like to add a button to refresh(reset) the data. I would reset all modified data and reload first data. I add this code, so after select (refresh), I have no data: YAHOO.util.Event.onContentReady("splitbuttonsfromjavascript", function () { var onMenuItemSelect = function () { myDataTable.initializeTable(); myDataTable.render(); }; var aSplitButton5Menu = [ { text: "Refresh", value: 1, onclick: { fn: onMenuItemSelect } } ]; var oSplitButton5 = new YAHOO.widget.Button({ type: "split", label: