On 9/22/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jay Gooby schrieb:
I'm using build 249:
In pre-1.0.1 builds
$(this).find([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Hey Jay,
as 'checked' is the name of the attribute, your selector would have to
look like this:
$(this).find([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Hi
Thanks very much, I just could not find it, I suppose i rely too much
on on JS console in Firefox, which has no problems :)
As for the cleartype problem, I know how to solve that - you need to
specify the background colour in the CSS file, but since my background
is always the same colour in that
Very nice Sam ! good example of a plug in for those like me who are have yet
to write a real plugin.
A news ticker plugin to create an effect similar to that on the BBC News
site.
http://www.texotela.co.uk/code/jquery/newsticker/
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That snippet you are refering to is a bad example.
1.Do never ever extend Object in JavaScript.
Why? http://erik.eae.net/archives/2005/06/06/22.13.54
2. The JSON example is wrong as well. One value is a function, but
functions are not allowed as value in JSON. One value is a RegExp object
Yehuda Katz schrieb:
One of the nice things about having a *digital* publication is that I
can make these changes :). Expect an updated copy of the Visual jQuery
Magazine in a few days for archival purposes.
I know about the semantically incorrect XHTML. While you're technically
I found earlier discussion about select multiple serizlization
question at http://jquery.com/discuss/2006-September/010887/ . And I
also encounter the same problem again. I used a multiple select, but
the select.val() will only return one value but not the multiple
values. So I checked the param()
limodou schrieb:
I found earlier discussion about select multiple serizlization
question at http://jquery.com/discuss/2006-September/010887/
I created a bug report for this: http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/210/
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This isn't quite was I was thinking of, but thankyou anyway.
Dan Atkinson wrote:
Hey!br/
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Is there any snippet of code which allows the user to press a key and the
text in a div will be copied to the clipboard?br/
br/
I have some (non-jQuery) which only copies to the clipboard in IE
Is there any documentation on the forms plugin?
The documentation is right in the form.js source file. Same link as before.
Mike
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Rey Bango schrieb:
Awesome explanation Klaus and what you're saying makes total sense! You
should definitely speak with Yehuda about doing a writeup on this. This
is great info.
Rey...
Thank you Rey and Bryan.
If desired I would put it on the jQuery blog. Or add that to the
Klaus Hartl schrieb:
$('#hijax-me').submit({
return false;
});
Ah, btw, I made a little error here. This is correct:
$('#hijax-me').submit(function() {
return false;
});
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What's the preferred/simplest way to get hold of the immediate parent of
a DOM element?
I've got a table in which some cells are editable (I'm using the
excellent editable plugin by Dylan Verheul). When a cell is changed, the
database gets updated and the Ajax callback needs to recalculate the
I'm just getting into the ins and outs of JQuery but I believe you can
use the .parent() method to do that. Something like this:
$(p).parent()
HTH.
Rey...
Bruce McKenzie wrote:
What's the preferred/simplest way to get hold of the immediate parent of
a DOM element?
I've got a table in
Parent() works, and also xPath expressions: (damn, jquery has so much power on traversal)refer to: http://jquery.com/docs/Base/_expression_/XPath/Example: $(../,this) should get the parent too.
It actually would really help Getting Started if someone would write a bunch (like 100) of common
On 9/24/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
limodou schrieb:
I found earlier discussion about select multiple serizlization
question at http://jquery.com/discuss/2006-September/010887/
I created a bug report for this: http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/210/
Thank you.
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