Okay so it looks like hostings all sorted now. Anyone who had problems
before, please try again.
http://gsgd.co.uk/sandbox/jquery.easing.php
Thanks,
George.
George Smith wrote:
It appears I have some hosting problems, site is up and down. They are
looking into it, but if this isn't
Hi,
Nice enhancements Yehuda - I'll integrate some of these ideas into the
main branch of the plugin tonight...
I have a couple of issues. Like Marshall, I think that clicking and
holding an arrow should continue scrolling down as an OS scrollbar does.
See what happens when you click and hold
Hi folks,
I'm using the slide effect in the Interface library,
and am having a bit of a problem. Rather than create a
test page, how about look at the real one?
http://www.anime-planet.com/users/userentry2.php?id=1
For testing purposes I set up two of the icons to do
what I needed (final design
Hi,
Maybe it has to do with your security-setings in IE. You need to allow
scripts
to access secure ActiveX-Controls, as you need for all ajax stuff.
Otherwise there will of course not be any chance to get an
XMLHttpRequest object.
But that cannot be the case because I tested
Anyone?
[-Stash-] wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying integrate the Accordian FX from the Interface plugin into an
existing site structure that I cannot change. I was wondering how I can use
CSS child and adjacent-sibling selectors in the following two lines:
headerSelector: 'dt',
How can I determine if an absolutely positioned object's
top,left,right, or bottom has not been supplied?
I think this is related to another unsolved problem, which is to find out if
an element's height or width has (not) been explicitly defined. As you say,
.css() will get the current value
host page:
function load(src, dest, params) {
$.ajax({type: POST, url: src, datatype: html, data: params, success:
function(pg) {
$(# + dest).html(pg).fadeIn(slow);
}
});
}
(this loads the page fine into the dest div in both IE and FF however...)
Hey all,
Quick question about the form plugin and the datatype of json. I have the
code set up like:
var options = {
url: 'common/testpages/login.php',
beforeSubmit: function(formArray,
jqForm) {return
what format does the return information need to be to get showResponse to
execute when dataType is set json, and with that said, should I have the
dataType set if I will be return information in the format of:
logged: true, moreinfo: the text, someother: blahblah
I suspect you're getting a
Mike Alsup wrote:
what format does the return information need to be to get showResponse to
execute when dataType is set json, and with that said, should I have the
dataType set if I will be return information in the format of:
logged: true, moreinfo: the text, someother: blahblah
I
mal,
It was not giving me any noticeable error (firebug or Web Developer) but
that seemed to fix it. Thanks.
Ben
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Hi all, I'm going to append on to this thread since it seems to be
related...
I'm trying to dynamically build a tree from ajax calls using jQuery. The
actual code is more complicated than I'm listing here, but I'm trying to get
to the crux of the problem which is:
Can jQuery append to
On Jan 21, 2007, at 8:51 PM, Blair McKenzie wrote:
What kind of object is parentElement?
a jquery object.
$('ul',$('#someDiv'))
Blair
On 1/20/07, Jan Hendrik Mangold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear mailinglist
I just upgraded to jquery1.1 (and even checked out jquery-latest
[1073]) and
This was just fixed in 1.1.1, please upgrade and try it again.
http://jquery.com/blog/2007/01/22/jquery-111/
--John
On 1/22/07, Jan Hendrik Mangold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 21, 2007, at 8:51 PM, Blair McKenzie wrote:
What kind of object is parentElement?
a jquery object.
[-Stash-] schrieb:
Hi,
I'm trying integrate the Accordian FX from the Interface plugin into an
existing site structure that I cannot change. I was wondering how I can use
CSS child and adjacent-sibling selectors in the following two lines:
headerSelector: 'dt',
panelSelector: 'dd',
Vaska wrote:
What I don't like about these demos is that they use the
'interface.js' script. We have no idea which smaller scripts are used
in the creation of these demos.
Does anybody know which interface scripts are used in the Colorpick
demo?
I would guess...
jquery.js
Stupid error: I forgot to put a # in front of my id selector. GSP
On 1/22/07, Galen Palmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I'm going to append on to this thread since it seems to be
related...
I'm trying to dynamically build a tree from ajax calls using jQuery. The
actual code is more
Thanks Klaus, I was overlooking {}.
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On Jan 22, 2007, at 1:36 PM, Galen Palmer wrote:
Stupid error: I forgot to put a # in front of my id selector. GSP
Don't sweat it. Happens to me all the time. :)
--Karl
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www.englishrules.com
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On Jan 22, 2007, at 10:02 AM, John Resig wrote:
This was just fixed in 1.1.1, please upgrade and try it again.
http://jquery.com/blog/2007/01/22/jquery-111/
I would love to. On Mac OS X 10.4.7 Safari and Webkit crash when
running the test suite. Anybody else seeing that?\
Jan
I would love to. On Mac OS X 10.4.7 Safari and Webkit crash when
running the test suite. Anybody else seeing that?\
Yeah, Safari has some serious memory leak issues that cause it to
crash. We've been spending a lot of time trying to fight it, but to no
avail. Don't worry about the test suite
This appears to still be partially broken in Interface 1.1--draggable
children of draggables don't jump anymore, but droppable children are messed
up. I'll put it into the bug tracker.
bander wrote:
In IE, dropping a droppable causes its children to be treated as though
they were several
Hi Im new to OOP javascript. My problem is who can I access object vars
from within a query function?
e.g.
function about(){
this.personSelected=tet;
this.init = init;
this.test = test;
}
function init(about){
$('#dropzone').Droppable({
accept :
Beren wrote:
Hi everyone. I'm trying to design a jCarousel that rotates continously
(that
is, after the last item the circles closes with the first the one
seamlessly). What I'm trying to do is detach the first element in the
itemFirstOutHandler
event to attach it at the tail with the
Joseph wrote:
I have the following code.
$(#mycarousel).jcarousel({
itemVisible:1,
itemScroll:1,
wrap:false,
noButtons:false,
scrollAnimation:slow
});
I have links elsewhere on the page that when clicked I want jCarousel to
scroll
Jan,
Thanks soo much. I'll give this a try and let you know how it goes.
Additionally, once posted, I'll share my site where this is utilized.
Thanks, Joe
Jan Sorgalla wrote:
Joseph wrote:
I have the following code.
$(#mycarousel).jcarousel({
itemVisible:1,
Is TableSorter fully compatible with JQuery 1.1.1?
With JQuery 1.1.1 (Rev: 1153 - 01.22.07) we get this error from a click
event inside a table with TableSorter:
Error: c.split is not a function
Christian, are you still developing TableSorter?
Thanks.
Roso
Thanks a lot. I'll keep you updated and post here the answer if I finally
get to create a seamless carousel.
On 1/22/07, Jan Sorgalla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Beren wrote:
Hi everyone. I'm trying to design a jCarousel that rotates continously
(that
is, after the last item the circles
I believe that the following selector in the TableSorter plug in is not
compatible with JQuery 1.1.1:
if(defaults.rowHighlightClass) {
jQuery( tbody:first/tr,oTable).click(function() {
if(ROW_LAST_HIGHLIGHT_OBJ) {
Hey, wondering if anyone else has run into this... jQuery seems to
conflict with the latest version of vBulletin (maybe older ones too, but
I don't have those).
Take a look at http://www.telltalegames.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=12
to see what I mean. Try to click any link on the Forum
It works for me, although my table is very simple.
-Mike Chabot
On 1/22/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe that the following selector in the TableSorter plug in is not
compatible with JQuery 1.1.1:
if(defaults.rowHighlightClass) {
jQuery(
Actually the error can be avoided by setting rowHighlightClass to false
as default and giving it a class name that actually exists if we need
the highlight-on-row-click functionality.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe that the following selector in the TableSorter plug in is not
compatible
Hi folks,
to ease documentation of plugins, I started writing a small tool that
generates HTML from inline documentation. Basically it does the same as
Visual jQuery, taking the source, parsing comments, converting to XML,
converting to HTML. But all in handy web interface, so you don't have
Hi,
I commented on the blog post regarding the performance comparison of
various frameworks and said I would test a bit.
So I did. Here are the results.
The test page is very simple. It starts like this:
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd;
OK - I've done some tweaks to the jScrollPane plugin...
There is now an optional parameter showArrows which controls whether
or not control arrows appear at the top and the bottom of the scroller:
http://www.kelvinluck.com/assets/jquery/jScrollPane/jScrollPane.html
I've also made it easier to
That wasn't it, but I found the problem... it was this:
$('a').click(function() {
this.blur();
});
Meant to stop linked images from retaining that outline after getting
clicked, but also foiling vBulletin.
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Doug Tabacco schrieb:
Hey, wondering if anyone else has
On 1/22/07, Kelvin Luck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK - I've done some tweaks to the jScrollPane plugin...
There is now an optional parameter showArrows which controls whether
or not control arrows appear at the top and the bottom of the scroller:
Hi i know that $() equal to: document.getElementById();
What if i need to find window.parent.document.getElementById();
$$(); will work ?
Sorry my bad english.
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All $() does is call the jQuery query engine to find dom elements based on a
css-like query. So $(#myId) finds any element with an id of myId.
You can do $(#myId, window.parent.document) to set the context of
operation.
All this is documented on the website, I recommend you start at the top!
Hi all,
I know there has got to be an easy way to do thing but I'm having
trouble figuring it out.
I have a div that has an image in it and this image is positioned
relative to the div based on what I want to look at and this works great
so far.
Now I want to overlay another transparent
Different browsers handle adding script tags to the body differently.
$().load() covers the gap by manually running script tags in IE, but in the
other ajax functions you need to handle it yourself.
That's my understanding anyway.
Blair
On 1/23/07, Hayden Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Hi folks,
to ease documentation of plugins, I started writing a small tool that
generates HTML from inline documentation. Basically it does the same as
Visual jQuery, taking the source, parsing comments, converting to XML,
converting to HTML. But all in handy web
I am working on a form with a large number of text areas. I want to create a
counter above each textarea that counts the characters as they type,
turning red if they are over the limit or green if they are under. I am new
to jquery and this seems like a natural application.
For example, I want
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
Hi all,
I know there has got to be an easy way to do thing but I'm having
trouble figuring it out.
I have a div that has an image in it and this image is positioned
relative to the div based on what I want to look at and this works great
so far.
Now I want
Wow, that was Fast!
ok, thanks, it's the same this: window.parent$(#myId);
or it's better in the way you say.
Thanks, cheers.
Chris Domigan wrote:
All $() does is call the jQuery query engine to find dom elements based on
a
css-like query. So $(#myId) finds any element with an id of myId.
your console.debug(button: action:+ e.data.action +
check_dirty:+check_dirty);
stops my firefox in it's tracks! I use
jQuery.fn.debug = function(message) {
return this.log('debug:' + (message || '')
+[).each(function(){jQuery.log(this);}).log(]);
}
jQuery.fn.log = jQuery.log =
I would say it is better the suggested way. I also suggest, as chris
said, that you read jquery's documentation before you continue your
development.
On 1/23/07, chango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow, that was Fast!
ok, thanks, it's the same this: window.parent$(#myId);
or it's better in the
isn't' this a great list of great minds supporting newbees on the road
to becoming the authors of great sites! I am proud to be a member of
this active community!!
We've all learned so much! and most are happy to share the knowledge!
much friendlier than some other groups.
:)
On 1/22/07, Matt
Stephen Woodbridge schreef:
div id=mymap style=overflow: hidden; height:300; width:300;
img class=map style=z-index: 10; /
img class=cross style=z-index: 100; /
/div
in css to position one image on top of another you best use absolute
positioning but if you want to position it only
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