Douwe M.

When I run getValue() on an input[type=checkbox], what I expect to get is something to tell me whether the checkbox is checked or not.

What I get instead is, no...

I think most people use the Browser.MobileSafari property to show content optimized for the iPhone's and iPod touches screen size, but with the iPad that also u...

Allow us to use times(), upto() and downto() on functions like this:

var alerter = function(i) {
  alert(i);
};







alerter.times(4);

Instead of having to do ...

Wouldn't

evalScripts: function() {
  this.extractScripts(true);
  return this;
}

Allow us to use the $() function with more than one argument, so $('foo', 'bar', 'baz') would return an array, the same as $$('#foo, #bar, #baz').

Use typeof value !== 'undefined' for defined() and other functions instead of value !== undefined, because the latter won't work when for some strange reason un...

(The Markdown parser still hates me...)

Shouldn't this:

var el = $E('div');
el.on({
  test: ['addClass', 'testing']
});
el.fire('test');

<div class="testing" />

<div class="[Obj...

I suggest you use the native HTML5 ClassList functions for adding, removing, checking for, and even toggling of classnames on HTML elements as described here, i...

Another suggestion:

Element.include({
  lightbox: function()
  {
    Lightbox.show(this);

    return this;
  }
});