I have used TinyMCE, and others WYSIWYG editors, by now, the only one that
generates XHTML valid is FCKEditor, I use TinyMCE before but produces not
XHTML valid code and horrible attributes like tinyMCEwith=100... in image
tags, etc... FCKEditor is perfect form me and I can see that the HTML code
I do not know if anybody has viewed this new project,
http://www.wymeditor.org/en/ which aims to produce nice clean code AND will
be using jquery to power the application.
Maybe it would be more productive for those who are interested in producing
a nice editor to assist these guys in some way ,
Please in this list we speak in english ;), so everybody can help you. I wil
try to answer in spanish but please, use the english language to comunicate
in the jQuery list or answer directly to the person not reply the list in no
english language. If everybody speak in our own language it will be
, very interesting your plugin, I have a note for review in the future
:) , what about develop plugins for wymeditor ?
On 11/16/06, Giuliano Marcangelo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do not know if anybody has viewed this new project,
http://www.wymeditor.org/en/ which aims to produce nice
some thoughts on this:
- it´d be cool to have a right-mouse-click option when inserting
something new, like: right-mouse-click, layer with different options,
select something (e.g. paragraph), edit ... (instead of the drop-zone
or additionally)
Pro!
- I don´t like the idea of not
I've recently started to use JQuery and have been trying to implement the
Tabs plug-in on a PHP based site of ours and I can get it working perfectly
in IE 6. Unfortunately in Firefox (1.5.0.8), when I click on a tab with
additional content it slides down and overflows the div tag, rather than
I do not know if anybody has viewed this new project,
http://www.wymeditor.org/en/ which aims to produce nice clean code AND
will
be using jquery to power the application.
Maybe it would be more productive for those who are interested in
producing
a nice editor to assist these guys in
Good opinions there in your emails, I have thought about adding prototypes
to Strings and Arrays alot, and I also think it's more natural than using
a
namespace.
And Jörn, you are true that bad practise should not be
promoted/supported.
If it can be achieved, it may be nice to have the
Am 16.11.2006 um 10:59 schrieb Jörn Zaefferer:
I do not know if anybody has viewed this new project,
http://www.wymeditor.org/en/ which aims to produce nice clean code
AND
will
be using jquery to power the application.
Maybe it would be more productive for those who are interested in
Been playing with jQuery, and I've come across a problem when I try to
fade or slide table cells. In IE it seems to work OK but in Firefox, as
the effect starts, all the cells stack one under the other, then the
effect executes. Looks very odd.
How can I make it work consistently in both
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Been playing with jQuery, and I've come across a problem when I try to
fade or slide table cells. In IE it seems to work OK but in Firefox, as
the effect starts, all the cells stack one under the other, then the
effect executes. Looks very odd.
How can I make it
Hi Gilles,
very nice plugin! I really like it.
How did you create the outline window while dragging ? I created my own
little window plugin (simple) and the dragging get's slow when i have lots
of content in the window. Your way works much better. Maybe you could give
me a hint.
CHeers
Phil
Klaus Hartl schrieb:
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Been playing with jQuery, and I've come across a problem when I try to
fade or slide table cells. In IE it seems to work OK but in Firefox, as
the effect starts, all the cells stack one under the other, then the
effect executes. Looks very odd.
Hi,
- Integrate in to our sites without requiring CSS tweaks to get it
looking correct - this means no iframes.
IIRC gecko can only edit full documents. You need to create an iframe to have
an area in a page editable.
- Produce strict XHTML every time without fail.
FCKeditor does
very nice plugin! I really like it.
Thanx!
No i didn't write iresizable myself, its the work of Stefan Petre ( part
of the interface plugins).
The outline window is actually an empty div which has thesame size. (The
div is part of iresizable, but i added my own styling to it.)
p.s. to the
On 16/11/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do not know if anybody has viewed this new project,
http://www.wymeditor.org/en/ which aims to produce nice clean code AND
will
be using jquery to power the application.
Maybe it would be more productive for those who are
The value for the Hidden field is hiddenValue and not secret. :)
Fixed. :-)
In the case of the checkboxes, if you check two boxes and use [EMAIL
PROTECTED]
fieldValue will only show the first value. That would need to go into the
array case like the select-multiple. But, if there is only
Other benefits from this is making things more lightweight, since
TinyMCE and FCK need their own JS libraries loaded in and I haven't
seen any other CMS's go down this route with their content editors.
A CMS with a content-editor that both have the same library is their base would
help all
I always thought the point of the MIT was that it can be used with
anything, it is definitely compatible with GPL (so the dual license
for Drupal integration doesn't make sense to me) - the only
requirement is to keep the license intact (so the author gets credit).
I've seen downloads with
I've actually raised a issue on Drupal (http://drupal.org/node/97948)
in regards to integrating this for version 6 of Drupal.
Your issue is somewhat misguiding. So far WYMeditor has nothing to do with
jQuery. Using jQuery is currently planned, but not happening.
Apart from that your request
Hi all,
all is in the title. I've found this resource but it seems not working in FF2.0:
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/forms/enter.html
Thanks
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Ah, problem solved. FYI:
$(#to).keypress(function(e){
return !(e.keyCode == 13);
});
where #to is the ID of a form [EMAIL PROTECTED] field, easy!
2006/11/16, Roberto Ortelli [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
all is in the title. I've found this resource but it seems not working in
FF2.0:
That's good to know Roberto. Thanks for following up.
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Behalf Of Roberto Ortelli
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 8:41 AM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] Prevent form submission when enter is hit with
To answer my own question, creating an iframe containing a form and
then submitting the form works as I want it to. No AJAX needed:
var records = $(input).attr(
{
//type: hidden, // doesn't work in IE
name: records,
value: checkedItems
});
var form = $(form).attr(
{
On 16/11/06, Sam Collett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
var form = $(form).attr(
{
method: post,
action: report.ashx
}).append(patients)[0];
Should be
}).append(records)[0];
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TinyMCE doesn't have built-in image upload.
!//--
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
615.370.1530 x737
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Pretty nice. The interface needs some work but I LOVE the way you indicate
what sort of block level element you're working with using the little P and
H tags in the top left corner.
!//--
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL
Hey, if 'mine's smaller' is important to you...
:)
Adam
malsup wrote:
Great input, Adam. Stay out of lurk mode.
The only thing I disagree with is the importance of winning the size war.
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On Nov 15, 2006, at 12:32 AM, John Resig wrote:
I definitely agree. I'm going to propose this course of action:
1) Strip out all helper functions into an external plugin.
2) Change the official (in SVN) plugins to no longer use the helpers.
3) Change all docs to no longer use the helpers.
Yeah, but there's a nice plug-in available, although I think it's
PHP-only. Actaully, there's one plugin for image management
manipulation and another plugin for file management. Well worth whatever
I paid for it.
Andy Matthews wrote:
TinyMCE doesn't have built-in image upload.
I recently had the wish for extended functions on arrays, hashs and
objects
like Prototype provides with extending the Array() object. I often used
features like without() and truncate(). I am really thinking of
rewriting/porting a lot of stuff for jQuery and call it jQuery Methods,
but I
On Nov 15, 2006, at 4:26 AM, Corey Jewett wrote:
Just throwing a little fuel on the fire. If anybody cares give this a
whirl -- build your own custom jQuery.
Maybe I'll figure out how to do plugins if anyone is interested.
http://corey.jquery.com/cgi-bin/make.cgi
Corey
Corey,
that is a
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On 16/11/06, Sam Collett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To answer my own question, creating an iframe containing a form and
then submitting the form works as I want it to. No AJAX needed:
var records = $(input).attr(
{
//type: hidden, // doesn't work in IE
name: records,
But, I would be sad to see .click, .hover, and .toggle go away,
if they are among the helper functions you plan to put into a
an external plugin. They just make so much more sense than
bind to people new to programming/javascript/jQuery.
I am not a fan of bind either, I'm sure it was
I understand the desire for small file size. I think it would be nice
if all of the un- and one- events could instead be put into an
argument or something like that instead of having a separate function
for each one.
But, I would be sad to see .click, .hover, and .toggle go away, if
I would really like to have thickbox loop though all the images with the
next/prev buttons, so hitting next from the last image will bring up the
first image for example, and the buttons are never disabled. This way you
can never get stuck at the beginning or end.
I'm surprised I haven't found
On 11/16/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
TinyMCE doesn't have built-in image upload.
That's true. But they do have 2 official plugins that handle managing
images and any other files. They're called MCFileManager and
MCImageManager respectively, and they're right on the home page.
Please don't take my comments for bashing of dislike. I've tried using
tinyMCE before and it wasn't for me. So I'm not bashing...just commenting
that it doesn't have what other CMS tools have built in.
!//--
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
But, I would be sad to see .click, .hover, and .toggle go away, if
they are among the helper functions you plan to put into a an
external plugin. They just make so much more sense than bind to
people new to programming/javascript/jQuery.
I am not a fan of bind either, I'm sure it was
I am not a fan of bind either, I'm sure it was inherited
from the other frameworks that use it. I would prefer .on()
and .un() (or perhaps .no()? ) because they're short and a
bit more intuitive.
.on() sounds like a winner to me. Not sure about .un(), but I don't have a
better idea
On Nov 16, 2006, at 11:02 AM, Michael Geary wrote:
.on() sounds like a winner to me. Not sure about .un(), but I don't
have a
better idea - and .un() is certainly better than .no().
To me, click is a verb and it's not intuitive to be setting a
click handler with the word click.
Same
Test case:
$(
function()
{
var action = $(input type=hidden).attr(
{
name: action,
value: delete
});
alert(action[0].name); // name seems to be added fine
You can just just check the array length against the current loop counter.
If the two are the same, then just reset it to zero.
The should work.
agent2026 wrote:
I would really like to have thickbox loop though all the images with the
next/prev buttons, so hitting next from the last image
Hi folks,
it's update time, take a look for yourself:
http://fuzz.bassistance.de/api-draft/cat.xml
The position:fixed hack for IE is implemented, but still a little fuzzy.
Good thing: The complete API is bookmarkable across browsers. So far it's
tested on FF 1.5, Opera 9, IE 6.
Things that
Jorn, I'm using FF2 and when I scroll down the left hand list, I get
blue lines appearing across the frame, however they disappear when I
go back up the list. They also disappear if I right-click on the
frame as well. Seems to be some kind of refresh issue?
Yep, I never noticed it the
Having some trouble getting anything to work with that. I'm looking at this:
if(imageGroup){
TB_TempArray = $([EMAIL
PROTECTED]+imageGroup+]).get();
for (TB_Counter = 0; ((TB_Counter
TB_TempArray.length)
If you found any other small issues, feel free to use this thread to
discuss them.
I have a few changes to these methods that I have tested on IE/FF/Opera, but
haven't committed them because I have no way to test on Safari:
.index: short-circuit loop rather than use each()
.text: use
On Nov 15, 2006, at 4:26 AM, Corey Jewett wrote:
Just throwing a little fuel on the fire. If anybody cares give this a
whirl -- build your own custom jQuery.
Maybe I'll figure out how to do plugins if anyone is interested.
http://corey.jquery.com/cgi-bin/make.cgi
Corey
That's exactly the
If you specify json output in the $.ajax call and the resulting output isn't
well-formed json for any reason, it causes a javascript error on the eval in
$.ajaxData. Has anyone else encountered this? My quick fix was to wrap the
eval in a try/catch and return null if there was an error, does that
On 11/16/06, Dave Methvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you found any other small issues, feel free to use this thread to
discuss them.
I have a few changes to these methods that I have tested on IE/FF/Opera, but
haven't committed them because I have no way to test on Safari:
I can help in
On 11/16/06, Dave Methvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you specify json output in the $.ajax call and the resulting output isn't
well-formed json for any reason, it causes a javascript error on the eval in
$.ajaxData. Has anyone else encountered this? My quick fix was to wrap the
eval in a
Glad to hear it worked for somebody. This is really just a
repurposing of the existing build system. It uses the same packing
routines as the current build does.
If John wants to move it over to the main site I'd be more than happy
to at least have it out there as another option.
Corey
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Hi folks,
it's update time, take a look for yourself:
http://fuzz.bassistance.de/api-draft/cat.xml
The position:fixed hack for IE is implemented, but still a little
fuzzy.
Good thing: The complete API is bookmarkable across browsers. So far
it's tested on FF 1.5,
Hi,
* jQuery.find recursively collects every node in the document
tree and copies that list into a second array;
* jQuery.filter builds/compiles a regexp to get the class name,
then builds/compiles a function to check the class name;
* jQuery.grep calls that function once for each
It's been a while since I used smarty but I believe the { and $
characters will get parsed by smarty if you don't wrap them in {literal}
{/literal} delimiters. Check the smarty docs for literal and you will see
how they are used. The solution without literals is to make ALL of the
javascript
Dave Methvin schrieb:
If you specify json output in the $.ajax call and the resulting output isn't
well-formed json for any reason, it causes a javascript error on the eval in
$.ajaxData. Has anyone else encountered this? My quick fix was to wrap the
eval in a try/catch and return null if
On 11/16/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently had the wish for extended functions on arrays, hashs and
objects
like Prototype provides with extending the Array() object. I often used
features like without() and truncate(). I am really thinking of
rewriting/porting a lot
I may be showing my ignorance here, but why (or maybe more appropriately
how) would invalid json code get returned by your ajax call? Shouldn't
you just make sure that the data coming back is valid json? Maybe I've
not run into this because I'm using Jehiah Czebotar's CFJson (obviously,
my
Sam Collett schrieb:
Test case:
$(
function()
{
var action = $(input type=hidden).attr(
{
name: action,
value: delete
});
alert(action[0].name); // name seems to be added
On 11/16/06, Dave Methvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you found any other small issues, feel free to use this thread to
discuss them.
I have a few changes to these methods that I have tested on IE/FF/Opera, but
haven't committed them because I have no way to test on Safari:
.index:
On 11/16/06, Dave Methvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only thing I disagree with is the importance of winning the size war.
Up to this point all the emphasis has been on code size. At some point we
may want to look at speed, even if it makes the code bigger. One example:
When you say
Christopher Jordan schrieb:
I may be showing my ignorance here, but why (or maybe more appropriately
how) would invalid json code get returned by your ajax call? Shouldn't
you just make sure that the data coming back is valid json? Maybe I've
not run into this because I'm using Jehiah
I agree - speed is probably my main concern, not a few Kb file size.
Regards,
Matthew
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Sent: Friday, 17 November 2006 8:24 a.m.
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] jQuery 1.1
I may be showing my ignorance here, but why (or maybe
more appropriately how) would invalid json code get
returned by your ajax call?
Ignorance, no. Lack of WTF imagination, yes. :-) On the server I was testing
against, status codes like 404 and 500 are mapped into 200 as a workaround
for
Hi all,
var options = {
before: function(formArray, jqForm) {
formArray =
$.merge(formArray,$(#interfaceVariables).formToArray()) ;
if (console) console.log(formArray);
return true;
},
target:
I assumed the lack of try catch code is to make jquery lean for the
majority... If you are getting garbage from your server add your
own try catch around the jquery call.
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That said, I think it should be as fail-safe as possible.
But which is worse - throwing an exception inside of jQuery due to
malformed JSON data - or silently dying?
I mean, as it stands right now, jQuery assumes that all data coming
into it (selectors, arguments, etc.) are well-formed. Beyond
The console output shows the altered array which contains a couple more
objects. But this data does not get put in the POST variables. Only the
unmodified data. Is that because formArray is a Pointer or something. Am at
a loss.
Yeah, you're creating a new array there. If you want to add
a = $(#interfaceVariables).formToArray();
$.each(a,function(){
formArray.push(this);
});
Cool thanks. Now it works.
Cheers
Phil
malsup wrote:
The console output shows the altered array which contains a couple more
objects. But this data does not get put in
On 11/16/06, Stephen Woodbridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for putting a lot of work into this. It really looks good!
Ditto!! It looks and works great (at least in my main browser: FF 1.5.0.8 Win).
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Hi All,
I've got a php/jquery app, which, when a button is pushed, fires off an
ajax request to a php script that returns a combination of html and
javascript, that is then appended to the document via .before().
The script returned includes another ajax call, so that when a selection
box
Hi all, i need to use this function, because i had a div in which i
want to add a mouseover event. This works fine with
$('#most_searched').mouseover(function(){$('#most_searched
.wid_control').fadeIn('slow');});
But this div (#most_searched) has a lot of divs internally that make
the fade in
I forgot to show in the script that it is tagged to the select field
change, like so:
$(#sel_field).change(function () {
$.ajax call here...
});
Sorry.
Scott Sharkey wrote:
Hi All,
I've got a php/jquery app, which, when a button is pushed, fires off an
ajax request to a php
Try this:
$('#most_searched').mouseover(function(e){
e.stopPropagation();
$('#most_searched .wid_control').fadeIn('slow');
});
On 11/16/06, Guillermo Movia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, i need to use this function, because i had a div in which i
want to add a mouseover event. This works
On 11/16/06, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Currently the show and hide methods leave a trail of inline styles
behind. Should they? I recently fixed bug #276 to remove the
unecessary inline styles once a show or hide animation is completed.
This will no doubt break some people's code
$('.myclass') is, as you've noticed, pretty slow because it has to search
through the *entire* page looking for element with a class of myclass.
There are a couple things you can do:
If you know that all of the elements you want are, say, div's, then
$('div.myclass');
is going to be a lot
$('div.myclass');
Perfect - made a difference already. I should have thought of that! :-)
Thanks a lot...
Matthew
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From: Aaron Heimlich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 17 November 2006 10:29 a.m.
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery]
Have a look at jxs, it might do what you want:
http://www.brainknot.com/code/jxs.htm
--Jacob
I forgot to show in the script that it is tagged to the select field
change, like so:
$(#sel_field).change(function () {
$.ajax call here...
});
Sorry.
Scott Sharkey wrote:
Hi All,
Just commited string.js and array.js to the plugin repository. They are
extending Array and String prototypes with functions, when they do not
exist yet. Documentation and testsuite is in there, too.
Source:
http://jquery.com/dev/svn/trunk/plugins/methods/array.js?format=txt
I took a stab at making it a little bit simpler:
function package(ns) {
ns = ns.split('.');
var cur = window, i;
while ( i = ns.shift() ) {
if ( !cur[i] ) cur[i] = {};
cur = cur[i];
}
}
so, at the top of your code just add:
package(foo.bar.baz);
and it makes sure
Currently the show and hide methods leave a trail of inline styles
behind. Should they? I recently fixed bug #276 to remove the
unecessary inline styles once a show or hide animation is completed.
This will no doubt break some people's code who are hiding things via
a stylesheet and expecting
great... thx John! What other OO stuff did you have in mind?
Rich
On 11/16/06, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I took a stab at making it a little bit simpler:
function package(ns) {
ns = ns.split('.');
var cur = window, i;
while ( i = ns.shift() ) {
if ( !cur[i] )
On 11/16/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The changes to the fx module will cause trouble anyway, so we should be at
least consequent and fix the rest, too.
They don't now. I've added back the display property and the other
styles that get removed should not affect anyone except
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have a look at jxs, it might do what you want:
http://www.brainknot.com/code/jxs.htm
That looks like it might work for me, but it's not really well
documented. I'm gonna go play with it. Thanks.
-Scott
--Jacob
I forgot to show in the script that it is
great... thx John! What other OO stuff did you have in mind?
Probably something like Base (or maybe just Base itself):
http://dean.edwards.name/base/Base.js
It adds in all sorts of nice object creation/inheritance utilities. Of
course, you don't need to wait for a plugin to come out to start
Just commited string.js and array.js to the plugin repository. They are
extending Array and String prototypes with functions, when they do not exist
yet. Documentation and testsuite is in there, too.
I'm more-than-fine with extending the Array and String prototypes from
a plugin. jQuery
Hi all,
Did you miss it? http://www.getfirebug.com
(it's not an ad, I'm just a fan)
Franck.
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I've taken a stab at adding fieldValue and fieldSerialize to the form
plugin. Please let me know if this impl makes sense. I also
refactored ajaxSubmit so that it passes its options arg on to the
$.ajax method (so any $.ajax options flow right through).
I've got a test page up here:
.focus() does NOT set the focus of an element, it fires all of the
registered onfocus events. Use $().get(0).focus().
--Erik
On 11/16/06, Clodelio Delfino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i've downloaded thickbox and tried the login demo, the dialog box work as
expected however but when i tried to
On Thursday, November 16, 2006 3:11 PM Franck Marcia said:
Did you miss it? http://www.getfirebug.com
(it's not an ad, I'm just a fan)
That looks like it's going to be sweet.
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Thanks Erik for the input but it doesn't work... c,)
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Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 7:34 AM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] input field focus help!
.focus() does NOT set
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Things that are not in there because they don't quite run as they should:
Including the history plugin caused the page to eat my processor, not nice. I
was unable to get the quicksearch plugin working on the navigation.
Klaus: Could you please commit the history
Sam Sherlock schrieb:
I am still finding new and useful features of the current version
I couldn't live (work) without it. Looks like version 1.0 is going to
ROCK! I heard some rumours that it does...
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Welcome to the jQuery mailing list!
You're on the right track, but instead of doing this:
$(this.following-sibling).slideDown(slow);
try this:
$(this).next().slideDown(slow);
--Karl
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On Nov 16,
Ahh, right, that is the right code, but it doesn't work in
$(document).ready(...). I do it like this:
setTimeout(function() {$('#username').get(0).focus();}, 250);
Inside $(document).ready(...). Maybe moving it to load or something would
work better. Haven't tried yet.
--Erik
On 11/16/06,
same for me in FF1.5.0.8, while in IE7 it fliflifliflifliflickers a lot
digital spaghetti wrote:
Jorn, I'm using FF2 and when I scroll down the left hand list, I get
blue lines appearing across the frame, however they disappear when I
go back up the list. They also disappear if I
On 11/16/06, Matt Stith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any way you could send the beta to all the loyal jQuery fans? :D
/stops drooling long enough to speak...
I second that!
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Now I have...
$(span.singleEventTitle).click(function()
{
$(this).next().show(slow);
//$(this).find(~ div:visible).hide(slow);
//$(this).find(~ div:hidden).show(slow);
return false;
});
The commented out bits
Urgent!
I am new to jQuery.
Can anybody help me out why javascript in the loaded contend by AJAX
.post or load can not function at all?
How to solve this problem?
Any clue or help is appreciated.
I am using IE 6.0 browser, and server side is running Catalyst in Perl.
For example.
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