Older version of jQuery. I believe is v1.0.4.
Rey
Gerry Danen wrote:
Matt,
What does jQold mean?
Gerry
On 2/5/07, *Matt Stith* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think theres something wrong with those results :-\
Check this out:
Bjorn Wijers schrieb:
Hi everybody,
I recently made my first jquery plugin called textlimiter. It allows you
to limit a textarea in the same way as an input field using the
maxlength attribute. As an added bonus the plugin adds a counter which
keeps track of the amount of character left
Klaus Hartl schrieb:
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Ok. The :selected issue seems to be the same as in Opera 8.5, I have
no idea what to do about that. But that shouldn't be a real issue.
The 15th XPath test fails in all browsers, it simply documents a bug in
jQuery and is not Konquerer
Hi folks,
I'm just trying to rule out a possible problem in my debugging. Does this:
$(input:hidden[name=foo]);
select all hidden inputs with the name foo? or can I not mix the
selectors in such a way?
Thanks,
Chris
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http://www.cjordan.info
Hi Chris,
I'm not sure but I think this would have more chance of working:
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]:hidden);
The @ symbol is xPath apparently, which is what is used within the
square brackets. Also, I usually see things like :hidden at the end
of the string.
Joel.
On 06/02/2007, at 10:01 AM,
Just a note - if I fill up the textarea to the max the cursor jumps back to
the beginning of the textarea ( and scrolls my content back to the top ) I
don't believe this is how this should behave.
To test - type 300 characters into the first textarea. Try and place your
cursor at the end of the
Luke , I don't think that's true... although it's really hard to tell. I
know I can do lots of ajaxing at the same time! I wonder if ajaxing the
images would keep them in the cache for later use??
On 2/5/07, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Luke Lutman schrieb:
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
making all
thanks Joel. I hadn't thought of that. I'll give it a shot. :o)
Chris
Joel Birch wrote:
Hi Chris,
I'm not sure but I think this would have more chance of working:
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]:hidden);
The @ symbol is xPath apparently, which is what is used within the
square brackets. Also, I
large images vs tiny mouseover images sure makes a difference!
I guess we could use your method for all... but I like the idea of getting
my little mouseover/active images quickly.
I love the brevity of your solution!!
$(document.createElement('img')).bind('load', function(){
if(preload[0])
You might try rearranging the selector like this
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'foo']:hidden
Pseudo selectors like :hidden are usually placed at the end of a selector
(though I'm not sure whether this is required or not).
Also, for attribute selectors, you must use the @ like I did. This is
because of some
Fil, I would change should advertise to must advertise! Chances are that
your default apache configurations default to iso-whatever or ascii!
I serve all pages, scripts, xml, and of course html as utf-8.
only html and dynamically generated pages have the ability to slip in a
content-type.
Doh! I meant to put the @ in there. I just forgot. Maybe that's another
reason it's not working, but I'll bet that I've got to have the selector
switched around the way you and Joel recommend.
Chris
Aaron Heimlich wrote:
You might try rearranging the selector like this
[EMAIL
so the load handler is very special... I didn't know about it! just loading
anything calls the load hander! brilliant!
On 2/5/07, Luke Lutman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
I love the brevity of your solution!!
$(document.createElement('img')).bind('load', function(){
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
I love the brevity of your solution!!
$(document.createElement('img')).bind('load', function(){
if(preload[0]) this.src = preload.shift();
}).trigger('load');
Thanks ;-)
It works because the onload handler gets reused -- it fires after the
image finishes loading, which
Hi,
I using
jquery 1.1.1(Rev: 1153)
jquery.tablesorter.js ($Date: 2006-08-21 14:43:23 +). I
think this is the latest.
Question: If I modify a row's entry, then I click on the
header to resort the column, how can I get the plugin to
pick up my changes? It seems the plugin
I was wondering if anyone can remind me the quickest/easiest way to clear
all form field elements after $.ajax({.success::.}); (Sorry, been a very
long day, and I just been having a severe brainfart moment)
Thanks!!!
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I am having the animation flicker problem - how do I get it from SVN such
that I don't have to build it? I didn't notice before because I wasn't using
FF until two days ago when the decision was made to support FF in addition
to IE (what a lot of work that is!).
James
Brandon Aaron wrote:
Cool site, now I can find places in Holland... :)
On 2/5/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to congratulate the folks at jQuery-Powered Plazes.com and
jQuery team member Klaus Hartl on an initial round of venture funding to
the tune of $3.5 million USD. Its great to see a jQuery
On 2/6/07, Lquid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dont worry,
Im not taking credit for anytihng except the port over to jQuery.
I didnot mention it because its not a full release yet and i want to be sure
everyhitn is working before i start on the legas stuff.
As soon as its fully stable, all the
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ schrieb:
Luke , I don't think that's true... although it's really hard to tell. I
know I can do lots of ajaxing at the same time! I wonder if ajaxing the
images would keep them in the cache for later use??
Well, you do not necessarily have to believe me, but it's even part of
the HTTP
form.reset();
On 06/02/07, Michael E. Carluen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if anyone can remind me the quickest/easiest way to clear
all form field elements after $.ajax({…success::…}); (Sorry, been a very
long day, and I just been having a severe brainfart moment)
I was wondering if anyone can remind me the quickest/easiest way to clear
all form field elements after $.ajax({…success::…}); (Sorry, been a very
long day, and I just been having a severe brainfart moment)
If you're using the form plugin you can either call the clearForm
method or you can
Tom,
What is #TB_output?
Do you have a sample page we can see?
Mike
script type=text/javascript//![CDATA[
$('#formTurn').click(function() {
$('#TB_window #yourTurnForm').ajaxForm({
dataType: 'json',
target: '#TB_window #output',
I stand corrected! I've seen multiple ajax requests perhaps they were
getting done 2 at a time! good to know!
On 2/5/07, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ schrieb:
Luke , I don't think that's true... although it's really hard to tell. I
know I can do lots of ajaxing at the same
I checked my firefox about:config for the connections I had goosed mine
up to 8.
On 2/5/07, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I stand corrected! I've seen multiple ajax requests perhaps they were
getting done 2 at a time! good to know!
On 2/5/07, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I now have it working on IE.
Im working on opera now...
-Lquid
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Same here...
Rick
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Or try this:
$('#FORMID [EMAIL PROTECTED]').attr('value','');
I have not tested he above code for acuraccy but it should work even if you
are using basic jQuery.
-Lquid
Michael E. Carluen wrote:
I was wondering if anyone can remind me the quickest/easiest way to clear
all form field
that doesn't work in safari (or at least not served from your machine to my
mac).
Do you set your default encoding in your config? I default to utf.
On 2/5/07, Lquid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Its High ASCII Packed with Dean Edwards Packer.
-Lquid
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
and safari got a very strange
and safari (and others) never like an object with },} a trailing comma! Only
firefox permits the trailing comma (to my knowledge).
On 2/5/07, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
that doesn't work in safari (or at least not served from your machine to
my mac).
Do you set your default encoding in your
$('#FORMID [EMAIL PROTECTED]').attr('value','');
I have not tested he above code for acuraccy but it should work even if you
are using basic jQuery.
I would not recommend this approach. You'll clear the value from
inputs that should not be cleared, such as hidden inputs, checkboxes,
and
Hi all. For you WordPress users out there, I'd like to show you a WordPress
plugin I wrote with the help of jQuery. It's called WP-Amazon (it helps
bloggers make money off their postings :-)). Anyway, check out the demo
here:
http://manalang.com/wp-amazon/
Rich
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