I agree, it'd be perfect if it was based in select elements themselves. This
way you could use it combined with other plugins to manipulate the option list.
Jip
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It does not seem bad, but the dragging behaviour is not very nice. Try
dragging fast in the containment (the limited area)..
2006/12/29, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This plugin is VERY cool:
http://www.consulenza-web.com/jquery-floating-windows-plugin.dc-14.html
The developer is Marco
I've found the one Stefan did, at least:
http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/resize_panels.html
I will be going to rewrite bunch of visual features for jQuery
(Interface) in the next time... drag and drop is almost ready, next
will be sortables - selectables - resizeables.
2006/12/29, Dave Methvin
Here a small demo for my selectbox plugin.
http://www.cbach.jquery.com/demos/selectbox/
I haven't released it yet, perhaps i will find the time soon.
It overwrites the select elements if the user has support for js otherwise
the standard select element will be used.
And yes it has support for
Thanks. I'll be using this a lot. Great help.
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I'm trying to implement Interface's slider and I'm having some problems
because of the lack of documentation, I think I might look into YUI's
solution if I can't work it out soon. I think YUI's documentation is prety
good and some bloggers seem to support it, so i guess it's a good thing.
Hey folks,
I've been reading about this plugin this morning and got inspired to
play around with the basic functionality a select based (unobtrusive)
plugin like this would need to have. I figured that in order to allow a
maximum of flexibility from the design point, this plugin would need to
This is cool. I've been thinking that I'd like to see something very
similar for Homesite and Eclipse.
Chris
bmsterling wrote:
Hey guys and gals,
I know some of us use DW to do their coding for the pretty colors and the
code hints it provides, and since I have been using jquery for, well,
Right...
Found that after I posted. Thanks for pointing it out though!
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Runs REALLY, REALLY slow on my IE6/PC.
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Hopefully the developer frequents the list so he can see some of this
feedbacl.
Rey...
Andy Matthews wrote:
Runs REALLY, REALLY slow on my IE6/PC.
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Dave Methvin wrote:
I've found the one Stefan did, at least:
http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/resize_panels.html
Thanks for hunting that down, Paul. It looks like Stefan stopped at the easy
part too. :)
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Christian,
I came accross your solution awhile back but there is one issue that I can't
seem to deal with when using select box replacement. I want to be able to
have images and html markups in the option fields and it seems like that is
not possible doing a straight replacement because the
himynameiznate, I will be working on the list thru out the day and should
have an updated list posted tonight.
Christopher, i don't use homesite, I have it installed, but never used it, I
can take a look to see if there are some files I can manipulate to add the
hinting.
Karl, that would be a
Bob den Otter schrieb:
It's in dutch, but the idea should be clear. Just click on one of the
thumbnails of the Olsen Triplets to open thickbox. Now close the
thickbox, and scroll down to the comment form. Now, when you type a ','
or '.' in the comment form, it opens the next or previous
Olaf Bosch wrote:
(snip)
what you like
Thanks for your reply, Olaf, but that's not the problem.. The problem is
that thickbox _still_ responds to those keys, even _after_ you close it..
No matter what keys you choose to go to the next/prev image, i think it
should stop doing that as soon
Ten days ago, A List Apart posted an article titled Switchy McLayout: An
Adaptive Layout Technique (
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/switchymclayout ). In this article, they
explained how to use JavaScript to change stylesheets on the fly depending
on the size of the browser window. Their
Wow...
That's pretty nice. So do you actually have to design multiple templates or
is just designing multiple stylesheets?
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From: Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: jQuery Discussion. discuss@jquery.com
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 12:05:32 PM
Subject: Re: [jQuery] New
I'm embarassed to post this, but is the click() method not supported for
links to trigger them?
I have a div that has a link inside of it that I want to trigger as if
someone clicked that link when they click the div.
div id=foo
a href=http://jquery.com;MyLink/a
/div
$('#foo').bind('click',
The issue is that you can't trigger a link's default action via a click.
I've worked around it with the following code:
jQuery(table.data_panel tr).each(function(){
if(jQuery(a, this).length == 1) jQuery(this).click(function(e) {
var link = jQuery(this).find(a)[0];
Yahua++;
Thank you!
-js
On 12/29/06, Yehuda Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The issue is that you can't trigger a link's default action via a click.
I've worked around it with the following code:
jQuery(table.data_panel tr).each(function(){
if(jQuery(a, this).length == 1)
bump?
himynameiznate wrote:
This may have been answered somewhere, but alas, I cannot find it.
I would like to use a regular expression to filter through certain dom
elements, but Im not sure if jQuery takes regex.
Also, it might be possible with attribute selectors, but Im not sure how.
himynameiznate schrieb:
This may have been answered somewhere, but alas, I cannot find it.
I would like to use a regular expression to filter through certain dom
elements, but Im not sure if jQuery takes regex.
Also, it might be possible with attribute selectors, but Im not sure how.
I want
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Subject: Re: [jQuery] Splitter
As a mere mortal I'm just surprised you haven't written
one in between asking the question??!! ;-)
Well I started on one thinking it would be simple, but ran into some
problems so I
Very nice implementation. Using the title attribute on the stylesheet
was a great idea too. Thanks!
-ALEX
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Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 8:39 AM
To: discuss@jquery.com
Subject: [jQuery] New
When I test the click here on your page and do a resize the original
layout comes back
but the scrollbar is missing ( FF 2).
Jason Levine wrote:
Ten days ago, A List Apart posted an article titled Switchy McLayout: An
Adaptive Layout Technique (
Alex Cook schrieb:
Very nice implementation. Using the title attribute on the stylesheet
was a great idea too. Thanks!
I don't think that this is a good idea. With a title these style sheets
appear in the list to choose from in a browser. Then JSwitchy,-1 is
most likely confusing
On IE the cursor is busy all the time. I suspect (havent looked at his JS)
that this plugin is sitting in a tight loop polling for events or
something... Not very CPU friendly.
This plugin is VERY cool:
http://www.consulenza-web.com/jquery-floating-windows-plugin.dc-14.html
The developer is
jquery is mentioned in a blog post :
http://pj.doland.org/archives/041577.php.
It's used for a workaround for the missing attribute selector of css
in IE6
David
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I'll point out the obvious...
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').attr('display', 'none');
to
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').hide();
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On 12/29/06, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
jquery is mentioned in a blog post :
http://pj.doland.org/archives/041577.php.
It's used for a workaround for the missing
On 12/29/06, Jonathan Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll point out the obvious...
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').attr('display', 'none');
to
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').hide();
And improving upon myself...
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED],.nsfw').hide();
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Jonathan Sharp schrieb:
On 12/29/06, *Jonathan Sharp* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll point out the obvious...
|$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').attr('display', 'none');
to
$('||[EMAIL PROTECTED]').hide();|
And improving upon myself...
|$('||[EMAIL
Jörn.karma++;
You're just racking up the karma today aren't you. :)
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On 12/29/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jonathan Sharp schrieb:
On 12/29/06, *Jonathan Sharp* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll point out the obvious...
|$('[EMAIL
blemming schrieb:
Here is my first attempt at a plug-in. It is definitely in the early stage
of development, but I thought I'd put it out here for you guys to rip apart
(and hopefully provide a suggestions or two)
Here it is = http://brilliantretail.com/cases/select/ Custom Select
Plugin
My very first plugin, but of course, I only compiled it from two other
scripts, so much kudos to the original authors. Just consider this an
improvement on their work :)
http://www.alterform.com/resources/jqbrowser-2
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Rocking good stuff. I may actually have a use for this :)
-- Yehuda
On 12/29/06, Nate Cavanaugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My very first plugin, but of course, I only compiled it from two other
scripts, so much kudos to the original authors. Just consider this an
improvement on their work :)
Hey all,
Attached are the updated files for the dreamweaver codehinting and
codecoloring. Hope you find these useful.
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Description: application/xml
$('#blog[headline]').val('newvalue');
input type=text id=blog[headline] name=blog[headline] value= /
It seems i cant access the node for [] in the name breaks the ability to
access it unless i am doing something wrong?
Jason Y
www.purepressure.com
Blast but it groups them in to an array and is so nice sometimes lol
*shrugs*
I just changed the names no issue thought i thought _ was not a good id
and people had issues with it i guess that is not true?
Jason Y
Michael Geary wrote:
$('#blog[headline]').val('newvalue');
input type=text
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