[jQuery] ui calendar missing
From the ui.jquery.com page... !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN 2htmlhead 3title404 Not Found/title 4/headbody 5h1Not Found/h1 6pThe requested URL /view/trunk/ui/calendar/jquery-calendar.js was not found on this server./p 7hr 8addressApache/2.0.59 (Unix) Server at dev.jquery.com Port 80/address 9/body/html 10 I believe several of the other components are broken too.
[jQuery] opacity in animations
When I call superfish like this: $(.nav).superfish({animation : {opacity: .5}}); ... it always animates from dark to light on the first time you access a menu, and then on subsequent accesses, it's already at opacity: .5, so it doesn't animate anything. So, how can I achieve what I want, which is to navigate from nothing, to .5, every time I access the menu. Thanks!
[jQuery] superfish: how do I turn off animations
Silly Question: How do I call superfish so that it doesn't animate anything? I tried passing it an empty object {}, but that didn't work. Thanks!
[jQuery] superfish entire page 'fades' on mouseover (firefox mac os x)
When using firefox on mac os x, as I mouse over and superfish drops down a menu (either down or a side menu), all the text on the page appears to fade for a split second, and then is back to normal. I've even tested it with animations off, etc (completely bare-bones). This doesn't happen in safari or opera, nor with ff for windows. Nor does it happen with suckerfish with ff for mac. Any ideas? Or is anybody experiencing the same effect? Greg PS Test here: http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/
[jQuery] Save reference to a element
I want a user to be able to reference (by clicking) an element on a web page and then save a reference to that element in a database for later retrieval. What's the best way to do this? (Assume that the html page will never change). I could save some sort of path (body div div ul li a...etc). If so, is there a way to make an element spit out it's path, or at least some sort of unique identifier that can be used later to reference it. Whatever I use to reference it must be able to be saved as a string so it can be stored away.