I have two arrays of objects. I would like iterate over each of these two arrays and add a property ("IsPriced"). Then I would like to combine the two arrays into ...
I'm 3 days into javascript, so go easy :P Code: function mouseoverA() { document.home.src ="images/home-over.png"; } function mouseoutA() { document.home.src ="images/home.png"; } function mouseoverB() { document.intro.src ="images/intro-over.png"; } function mouseoutB() { document.intro.src ="images/intro.png"; } function mouseoverC() { document.fs.src ="images/fs-over.png"; } function mouseoutC() { document.fs.src ="images/fs.png"; } function mouseoverD() { document.anon.src ="images/anon-over.png"; } function mouseoutD() { document.anon.src ="images/anon.png"; } function mouseoverE() { ...
Hi everyone, I'm using Salesforce.com's AJAX toolkit to query their web service. Unfortunately, their query language does not support any Joins at this time, which forces us (as developers) to do the join on the client side with the arrays of returned records. Essentially, this involves us performing a series of queries to collect keys we need to, eventually, make a ...
This works but is there not a way to streamline? Code: Ext.onReady(function() { var form = Ext.get('form'); form.on('submit', function(e) { Ext.MessageBox.buttonText.yes = " Proceed.. "; Ext.MessageBox.buttonText.no = " Maybe later.. "; Ext.MessageBox.confirm('Please Confirm..', 'Thank you!', function(btn) { if (btn == 'yes') { if (emailGrabber(e.browserEvent) !== false) { form.dom.submit(); } } }); e.stopEvent(); }); }); Ext.onReady(function() { var form = Ext.get('form2'); form.on('submit', ...