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Custom events in Mootools classes allow you to run a set of code when an event occurs in the Class. An example would be “onSuccess” when running an ajax (Request) call, which allows you to run some javascript when the class says that the ajax request is a “success”. If you have ever been witting [...]

One thing I love about writing javascript with the Mootools framework is that it really pushes me to write better code through it’s uses of classes and general OOP nature. This morning I ran into an issue of trying to dynamically call a certain method from our form validation class. I couldn’t figure out how [...]

Ever been faced with a problem where you need data off another site but they have no good API to extract that data? Recently I was presented with a problem where I needed to get grab dates off a band’s Myspace page and use that data offsite. I’d rather fall on a pointed stick than [...]