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    mootools

    Posted 17 years 6 months ago
    • I am using Versitility III. I see the template is using mootools.js the file in my site is mootools.r462.js
      I have a animatedcollapse.js which works exactly like the fx.slider that mootools offers, the code even looks the same.

      I'd like to remove the redundancy of calling this other .js and just used the mootools.js for this effect.
      Although i do not know what components the existing mootools.r462.js does/does not include.

      Can someone from tech tell me which components are being used in this mootools.js so I can include them
      and add the ones i need for my own mootools use so as not to break the existing rockettheme use of this .js

      I am using slimbox and moomenu as of now.
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    Re: mootools

    Posted 17 years 6 months ago
    • Hi Brian,

      Experience tells me you won't get the answer to this particular question from the devs. I've always had to find out myself... I start by using the full mootools package... will all available classes/plugins. I then put in the lines for all the js I need... for the slider, moomenu, rokzoom, etc. At this point I test everything... It should all work (assuming they are all compatible with the latest mootools build.

      I then go to mootools.net and download mootools without a few classes. Test. Try again. It's a trial and error/elimination method that takes about 30mins to an hour lol.. but is the only way.
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    Re: mootools

    Posted 17 years 6 months ago
    • Not what i wanted to hear but i appreciate the response. I can tell they are not using all the components
      based on the contents of the js file.

      RT Support doesn't want to chime in here and help me so i can h4xor thier template.

      Guess i'll try using the complete mootools components and see what happens.
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    Re: mootools

    Posted 17 years 6 months ago
    • You're da man Andy!

      Thanks you. I'm sure many, many of us here will appreciate this tool.
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    Re: mootools

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    Re: mootools

    Posted 17 years 6 months ago
    • thnx that'll do
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    Re: mootools

    Posted 17 years 6 months ago
    • Well how bout it I looked thru the .js files and the comments where right there, i feel silly even asking now i just had to look...duh

      * RokMooMenu - mootools menu widget
      *
      * mootools dependencies:
      * - at least r424 (or v1.1)
      * - Moo, Utility, Common, Array, String, Function, Element,
      * Dom, Fx.Base, Fx.CSS, Fx.Styles
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      * Author - Olmo Maldonado
      * Copyright (c) 2007 - RocketTheme LLC
      *
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