I have a fair amount of Google Maps experience. I wrote something like
what Yehuda describes in PHP.
It's actually not really hard to make in jQuery, but when you
seriously get into Google Maps, you'd probably not have too much need
for a plugin like that.
On 9/19/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL
The notions is to:1) Not need a server-side language like PHP and2) Let people who don't want to seriously get into Google Maps have a way of creating a simple map-- Yehuda
On 9/20/06, Dylan Verheul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a fair amount of Google Maps experience. I wrote something likewhat
The notions is to:
1) Not need a server-side language like PHP and
2) Let people who don't want to seriously get into Google Maps have a way
of creating a simple map
Yep, those are good points! I had the idea of a small application that allows
members of a small musician community to add
Hallo,
I have problems with using jquery and innerstyle-definitions. I create
a dynamic page with such code:
div id=node40 class=leaf style=font-size:
0.1em;position:absolute;top:417px;left:299px;width:51px;height:33px;border:
1px solid black;background-image:
I agree that it generates a lot of unnecessary work on the client side any
time someone clicks on a TD. It really was just a shot in the dark though. I
had an idea what I was doing, but the results were never going to be pretty.
Hey, throw enough spaghetti at the wall... ;)
dave.methvin wrote:
Wow, Blair, you don't hang about do you?!
For the benefit of new readers: Blair's highlightFade can now fade not only
the backgroundColor but also the borderColor and the [text] color. (Plus the
various specific top and left variations etc such as borderLeftColor.)
Re: I love that idea and
Isn't applying a class to the table cells in question an option? You
could then select by that class.
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hi,
there's a dimensions folder been added recently to jquery's src. is that
intended to be included in the build soon? or is it more like a plugin?
Would it be easy to build a jquery file with plugins (like the cookie
plugin) already added? I could add the folders and create my own custom
I have slowly started to implement jQuery into my company's applications. Previously we have heavily relied on prototype's $ function and Dean Edwards (et al) addEvent. An issue I stumbled upon is when our clients use Norton Internet Security with the popupblocker feature enabled. NIS injects some
@Brian: If I understand you correctly, you are actually putting jQuery code directly in the head on every page and call a custom scripts function global() from the head section every time. Would be great if you have an example I can follow. What I am really after is a way to structure the js to
That's nauseating. Except for the hat.
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var sfEls = $(#nav li);function(){ $(ul, this).fadeIn(fast); },Could it be because you are not targeting the same element ?
On 9/20/06, abba bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think it is a css issue. If I remove the animation code ( the .hoverfunctions outside of the document.all check ) the
Where do you put this?
Im having the same problem as you
were, with some forms loaded by Thickbox. The first form loads fine, but
subsequent forms are missing the Date Picker widgets.
Chris
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just copy and paste from here http://jquery.com/dev/svn/plugins/center/center.js?format=txtOn 9/20/06,
Wil Stuckey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If there is I haven't found it. that is what bugs me about Trac.-wilOn 9/19/06, Blair McKenzie
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wrote:Yes, center has been spun out into a
I think you need to preventDefaults() and stopPropagation() on the event. Then after you set the hidden field call form.submit()-jsOn 9/19/06,
Dan Atkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, there's a problem I didn't count on...The form is (seemingly) being submitted twice.When enter is hit,
When I started with jquery I advocated for this (powerful and easy to
implement). I still think it's a good idea, but the answer at the time (last
August, not so far back...) was that it could be plugged-in *very* easily:
http://jquery.com/discuss/2006-August/009428/
I managed to download the SVN using tortoiseSVN. I have got the center thing working(ish)by which i mean it is not consistant in browsers, some errors reported in IE, differences in placement in all browsers, none centered.
This may be due to my set up, possibly some conflictions with CSS and
Rune Sandberg schrieb:
In this regards I am looking for some tips on how to structure the
code when the codebase gets fairly large.
Write plugins!
You can structure your code into plugins and easily create a modular
codebase that you can share at least in your company. You can the either
Seems like a simple action, and it works in Firefox, but not IE...
I'm trying to change the value of a dropdown box based on an event triggered
in another text box. It's a contact form, and I just want to change the
state dropdown Select on the keyup of the 5th character of the zip input
box.
try $(#state).val(FL);On 9/20/06, dizzledorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems like a simple action, and it works in Firefox, but not IE...I'm trying to change the value of a dropdown box based on an event triggered
in another text box.It's a contact form, and I just want to change thestate dropdown
Hello All,
I am using the JQuery InnerFade plugin [1] but I have a problem. We
are using approximately 20 images and InnerFade requires that the
markup exist before hand, which means all the images have to be loaded
first, if I am not mistaken. What I would like to know is if there is
a method
I use this function to set the option of a drop down input. Works in IE6
and FF that I know of. You'll notice it only works well for options with
unique values. You could probably easily change it if you needed otherwise.
// Usage
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]'State']).option( CA );
// Plugin
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