MooTools Merchandise Available!

Written by David Walsh on 20 May 2009 – Posted under newsComments

Due to popular demand, we've made available a bounty of new MooTools merchandise available for purchase in the United States and Europe. New items include:

  • T-Shirts
  • Hoodies
  • Laptop Bags
  • Hats

You can purchase these stylish items at: /merch

Feedback wanted!

Can you think of merchandise you'd like to see in the MooTools store? Be sure to let us know in the comments below!

What are you waiting for?

Grab your MooTools merchandise and represent your framework!

Note: The above link will attempt to send you to the correct store based upon your location. If the above link fails, please visit http://mad4milk.spreadshirt.com/ if you are in the US and http://mad4milk.spreadshirt.net/ if you are in Europe.


MooTools More 1.2.2.2

Written by Aaron Newton on 5 May 2009 – Posted under releasesComments

Today we're releasing a small update to MooTools More that address a few bugs and minor feature requests that cropped up after the initial launch. Briefly, these are the things changed since 1.2.2.1:

  • Removed debug statement that enabled IframeShim in all browsers by default
  • Fixed a few docs typos
  • Removed UTF-8 charset signature on String.QueryString and URI.Relative
  • Assets.image now have an onError option and handle image load failure more gracefully
  • FormValidator.Inline had issues displaying some of it's validators when input values changed
  • OverText now allows you to specify the element type for the label test (defaults to "label")
  • Fixed an issue with addRequests in Request.Queue; the arguments were reversed (addQueue still worked fine though)
None of these changes should affect your usage of the class, except, possibly, the change to OverText, as the element it previously created for the labels was a div. If you styled these with css and referenced the tag name, you'll either need to update your css reference or pass in element: "div" as an option when you invoke the class.