Ok this is untested but use conditional comments to hide the scripts
from IE 5.5 and lower, but shown to IE 6+ and the rest of the browsers
you'll need to use this somewhat messy approach.
!--[if gte IE 6] ... scripts ... ![endif]--
!--[if !IE]-- ... scripts ... !--![endif]--
You need to include
On 3/6/07, Oliver Boermans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a reasonably
straight forward method I could employ to lock out IE5 out of jQuery
altogether?
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
if( /MSIE [1-5]/.test(navigator.userAgent ) return;
// rest of init code goes here;
});
All of
Janet Weber wrote:
Hi
The loading animation for imagebox doesn't display properly. The
animation has a white box behind the loading.gif animation and I would
like to know how to change that white box to black or transparent?
It is the container div that holds the loading.gif that has a
Oliver Boermans schrieb:
Clever and almost perfect.
IE 6 is rendering -- visibly in the page.
Thanks Klaus!
On 06/03/07, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why don't you make it the other way round?
!--[if gte IE 6]--
script type=text/javascript src=jquery.js/script
!--![endif]--
What's a situation where you want to use .bind then? (still new at this)
Adam
Karl Rudd wrote:
The click, blur, keyup, etc functions are just shortcuts. So instead of:
$(...).bind( 'click', function...
you can write:
$(...).click( function...
Karl Rudd
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About the only reason is that the bind() function allows you to pass
a block of data into the handler function. The shortcut functions only
allow you to pass in a function.
For more info take a look at:
http://jquery.bassistance.de/api-browser/#bindStringObjectFunction
Karl Rudd
On 3/6/07,
agent2026 schrieb:
What's a situation where you want to use .bind then? (still new at this)
Adam
Maybe avoiding ambiguity. load() is used to either bind an event or load
content via XHR.
Also, if you want to attach custom events, you'll have to use bind.
$(elem).bind('triggerTab',
hey.. i got this code
http://pastebin.ca/383367
now its validate on submit, i want to modify it to onblur... how do i do
that?
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That's what I thought, and I had it in my head that it was actually phased
out and have been solely using .bind().
Seems like the best practice anyway. Thanks everyone for your explanations.
Adam
Chris Domigan wrote:
Also, I seem to remember (not sure though...) that there was some talk
Hi there again. I am willing to help you but only posting a small bit of
code from the plugin example is not going to help me see what you are
doing wrong. You say you have verified the image paths, yet they don't
show up? I would like to see *exactly* what you have in your txt file.
It is highly
Joel Birch schrieb:
I thought the switch 'smelled' less that an eval would :) . Hey, this
could be a good place for Jörn to prove his point and suggest how
this could be refactored to avoid the switch :D
Some more about switch - I really think it's alright to use:
Switch blocks should
Hi,
here http://jquery.bassistance.de/treeview/ i found tree example, but it didn't
work when I wrap this example with my DIV's,
any ideas how to prevent it ?
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Hi, it's possible maintain the History of Navigation using back/forward
buttons??
I'm using Ajax to load Contents into a DIV:
-
function open_url(url, target) {
document.getElementById(target).innerHTML = 'please wait';
$('#'+target).load(url);
$('#'+target).fadeIn('fast');
}
chango schrieb:
Hi, it's possible maintain the History of Navigation using back/forward
buttons??
I'm using Ajax to load Contents into a DIV:
-
function open_url(url, target) {
document.getElementById(target).innerHTML = 'please wait';
$('#'+target).load(url);
On 06/03/2007, at 10:02 PM, Klaus Hartl wrote:
with the if else
statements, a test must be made for each if statement, whereas
switch
blocks generate vector jump tables at compile time so NO test is
actually required in the underlying code!
vector jump tables… nice. Thanks for the extra
certainly:
?xml version=1.0
encoding=utf-8?catagoriesitemitem_id659/item_iditem_name3 Gal
Beverage
Igloo Cooler/item_name/itemitemitem_id660/item_iditem_name5 Gal
Beverage Igloo Cooler/item_name
/itemitemitem_id661/item_iditem_name10 Gal Beverage Igloo
Cooler/item_name/itemitem
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Good morning, all.
Can't get any reaction from the validation code.
Here's my script and html. what's wrong with it?
(I've included my show/hide script and my CalculateMortgage
script in case there's a conflict)
The Mortgage Calculation still runs fine, but when I submit the
form without an
On 05/03/07, Jim Wharton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to change a bunch of handwritten Ajax stuff to use jQuery's
methods. (I figure, if I'm already including the jquery.js file, I may as
well use the heck out of it.)
My current code sends a request to a php page and gets back an
Guys,
Does someone know why my function doesn't work ? How does work the scope on
JQuery with ajax?
The commented alert is working fine.
function LerXML(ordem) {
var diretorio;
$.get(../modulos.xml, function(xmldataset){
diretorio= $(diretorio:eq( + ordem + ) ,
Hi Tobbe
I tried that but could not add a transparent background color to the
code. Ii came up with errors. And adding it in the css doesn't work
either the program just ignores it,
I think the developer should have thought that not all webpages use a
white background.
The way it displays
On 05/03/07, James Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Close ... try this:
$(a).click(function(){return alertSave($(this).attr(href));});
function alertSave(url) {
var dataControl = $('#changedAppointments').attr(value);
if (dataControl.length 0) {
if
A screencast for beginners to jQuery and/or AJAX showing how easy it is to
add an AJAX layer to submit a form.
http://remysharp.com/2007/03/05/jquery-ajaxed-forms/
I wasn't sure whether just to add it to the tutorials wiki on jquery.com or
not...
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Or, perhaps even more in line jQuery philosophy (try to reduce code as much
as possible):
$(function(){
$.get('getItems.php',{cat_id:idsource},function(xml){
$('#itemtable'+idsource).append('tabletheadtrthItems
Available/th/tr/theadtbody/tbody/table');
hey
i got this script:
http://pastebin.ca/383636
what im trying to achive is that i got a form that user go to page and fill
it, while its loading its generate him id in hidden field, and i need to
pass the id in the hidden field to the next page...
how can i do that? my demo isnt working
Janet Weber wrote:
Hi Tobbe
I tried that but could not add a transparent background color to the
code. Ii came up with errors. And adding it in the css doesn't work
either the program just ignores it,
I made a quick hack:
On 3/6/07, Remy Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A screencast for beginners to jQuery and/or AJAX showing how easy it is to
add an AJAX layer to submit a form.
Excellent job on that screencast, Remy!
Since you end the cast with a note about putting the script into a
plugin I would just like to
that actually works quite well. I'll also need to parse the item_name from the
xml. It may benifit me more to yank the parent element and then spit back out
both childNodes... only thing is the second childNode item_name will have to
be a link. I suppose I could add an href attribute using DOM
$.get() isn't synchronous, the return will occur before the request
has finished.
You could give this a try, instead:
function LerXML(ordem) {
var diretorio;
$.ajax({
type: GET,
url: ../modulos.xml,
async: false,
success:
Jim, split it up for readability, this uses the same function I had before.
find() within the scope of the current jQuery object, which in our case
$(this) = item.../item, so find() will look within this element for
elements 'item_id' and 'item_name'. Hope this helps.
$(function(){
Hi all,
I'm wanted to traverse up the DOM to find the nearest/closest
((+great)grand)parent which has an ID.
For example
table id=table1
tr
td id=td1
div
span
a class=meh ...
...
so from
$(.meh)
I want to find td1
I thought I could use
$(.meh).parents(@[id]).attr(id)
but
Ok, here's another question I've got this code working:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#resultcontainer').accordion();
$(dt).click(function(){
idsource = $(this).attr(id);
That's true - I didn't change it because I thought there could be some cases
where alertSave() could be called outside of the 'a' thing - if that's not
the case, then this version is definitely better. You could go so far as to
eliminate the variable as well and just do:
if
Anyone got any clues? Anyone at all?
Rick
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Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 9:42 AM
To: 'jQuery Discussion.'
Subject: [jQuery] Need help implementing validation...
Good morning, all
Cant get any reaction from the
Try this:
$(#form1).validate({ event: blur,
submitHandler: function(form) {
$(form).ajaxSubmit(options);
}
});
On 3/6/07, amircx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hey.. i got this code
http://pastebin.ca/383367
now its validate on submit, i want to modify it to onblur...
I made a news scroller a while back; you can see it at
http://youngisrael-stl.org/updates.php
at the upper right. It smoothly scrolls any element (I use H3 and LI, but
you can specify), stops on mouseover and adds buttons to scroll back up or
further down, and a button to expand the whole list.
Rick,
That's a lot of code for folks to look at. Are you using Firebug for
Firefox? That is very helpful in diagnosing these types of problems.
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This is probably easy, but it's my first attempt so I'm not sure where to
begin.
I have a series of images which all have the class ico. Within that
collection of images I need to find any with src set to ico-fail.png. How
can I efficiently search through the images to determine if any have
Microtoby schrieb:
Hello, Guys,
I’m using jQuery for a while, and like jQuery much more,
But I have a question begin start using this library,
YUI and some other library using visibility to hide an element, jQuery
using the display css property.
Any one can tell me what the
Nothing to do with SEO. The display and visibility properties do two
different things:
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visuren.html#display-prop
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visufx.html#visibility
-Mike
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Sent:
$([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Should return the elements you seek.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 10:34 AM
Subject: [jQuery] finding an image by src attribute
This is probably easy, but it's my first attempt so I'm
Thanks for both suggestions so far.
They are both great examples, but maybe not quite right.
It's interesting how the http://youngisrael-stl.org/updates.php
example pops to it's own window when clicking the window button, and the
scrolling arrow nav's. The arrow nav is great, but I don't think
Currently I have a login form being displayed in a thickbox(v 2.1), the
actual form submission is handeled by the form plugin, from malsup.com(v 0.9).
In Firefox when a user enters there username/password the form submits how
it should, and data is returned. In IE the form submits and goes to
Jim, you can use the siblings() exactly as you put in your code, the only
thing you should watch out for is siblings() will return a group of jQuery
objects, which in your case doesn't matter as item_id only has a single
sibling, item_name. When you chain text() to a group of jQuery objects, only
Howdy,
Jumping in late here. I reworked the jdNewsScroller about a month ago and
haven't posted the changes yet! So see if this helps any:
http://jdsharp.us/code/jQuery/plugins/jdNewsScroll/1.1/
Cheers,
-Jonathan
On 3/6/07, {js}sTyler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for both suggestions so
thank you immensely for all your help. I'll start rewriting the accordion code
in a day or so.
-Jim
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jake McGraw
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 3:30 PM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] rewriting
Thanks, Josh, that's essentially what I'd been trying, but it wasn't
working. Turns out the function was executing before the validation script
finished its work, so the src attribute had not been updated before the
second function fired. I'm still trying to sort that out.
Anyway, thanks for
No problem, welcome to jquery.
- jake
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thank you immensely for all your help. I'll start rewriting the accordion
code in a day or so.
-Jim
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Behalf Of *Jake McGraw
On 07/03/2007, at 1:52 AM, Denis wrote:
Can you please share working context menu example?
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Hi Denis,
I am thinking you may be meaning my Page Contents Menu plugin (rather
than
Hi Tobbe
Thank you very much. It works okay.
Janet
Torbjorn Tornkvist wrote:
Janet Weber wrote:
Hi Tobbe
I tried that but could not add a transparent background color to the
code. Ii came up with errors. And adding it in the css doesn't work
either the program just ignores it,
Hi folks,
just released beta 1 of my validation plugin. The list of problem was
reduced quite a lot, and currently I have no more outstanding feature
requests.
Most notable new features:
- dependency checking: The required method accepts both
jQuery-expressions and functions to compute
Thanks for explanation! This what I need too ;-).
But I really need context menu(I hope I write it correct),
I mean menu which we see on right mouse click.
On google docs page(copy/paste/etc ..)
On 07/03/2007, at 1:52 AM, Denis wrote:
Can you please share working context menu example?
On 07/03/2007, at 8:02 AM, Joel Birch wrote:
On 07/03/2007, at 1:52 AM, Denis wrote:
Can you please share working context menu example?
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Hi Denis,
I am thinking you may be
Hi,
I have a simple link in my HTML page that I want to track when users
click on. I thought this would be pretty simple, like so:
a href=destinationUrl onClick=$.get('trackingUrl'); return
true;Destination/a
When I run the above code, I get no errors, but trackingUrl doesn't
get hit. There's
Thanks for responding, Josh.
I know it's a lot of code, but I figured the problem might
be related to the other code.
How about this part, does it look correct?
I haven't been using Firebug, but I'll check into it, too.
Rick
script type=text/javascript
$.validator.defaults.debug = true;
HI,
Im really new to jquery. but I think im in love :P LOL
I've been trying to use this to load up a js file. but.. it doesn't work
:-|.. can anyone give me hit?? :P
$.ajax({ type: GET, url: test.js, dataType: script })
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Have you tried $.getScript(test.js)?
http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax#.24.getScript.28_url.2C_callback_.29
- jake
On 3/6/07, narven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HI,
Im really new to jquery… but I think im in love :P LOL
I've been trying to use this to load up a js file… but.. it doesn't work
Rick Faircloth schrieb:
Thanks for responding, Josh.
I know it's a lot of code, but I figured the problem might
be related to the other code.
How about this part, does it look correct?
I haven't been using Firebug, but I'll check into it, too.
Hey Rick,
I've just released beta 1 of the
Rick, it looks ok but I have not used the validation plugin, so I have no
idea what is the correct usage.
I *very strongly suggest* getting Firebug for Firefox. You will save hours
of pulling out your hair, such as you are right now!
It's a simple extension for Firefox that debugs your
Have you tried something like:
$(function(){
$(a).click(function(){
$.get(trackingURL);
return true;
});
});
I haven't tried modifying onClick, etc, I normally just put all the
directives in a script block.
- jake
On 3/6/07, Yoav Shapira [EMAIL
Hi,
On 3/6/07, Jake McGraw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you tried something like:
$(function(){
$(a).click(function(){
$.get(trackingURL);
return true;
});
});
I haven't tried that, but I will. It will be a little annoying
because there
Then you could use this:
$(function(){
$(a).click(function(){
$.get($(this).attr(title));
return true;
});
});
and have your anchors look like this:
a href=whateverURL title=trackingURLText here/a
Function passed to click() scope this to the
This might work:
$(.meh).parents([EMAIL PROTECTED]:first);
Although I think you're better to give the td a class rather than rely on it
having an id attribute.
Chris
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Hi,
On 3/6/07, Jake McGraw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then you could use this:
$(function(){
$(a).click(function(){
$.get($(this).attr(title));
return true;
});
});
and have your anchors look like this:
a href=whateverURL
Thanks a lot :)
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De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Em nome
de Jake McGraw
Enviada: terça-feira, 6 de Março de 2007 22:28
Para: jQuery Discussion.
Assunto: Re: [jQuery] ajax GET test.js
Have you tried $.getScript(test.js)?
Hi list,
I hope someone can help me with this. I'm attempting to use the hovertips
plugin to display Google Maps but am having trouble getting the map to
display.
The test page I'm working on can be seen here:
http://teamo.underdesign.co.uk/vis2.html
Basically, the Google Map appears but it is
Hey Jorn...
Where do I get the beta 1?
I see the download for Validation plugin 1.0, Alpha 2.
Is there a different download location for beta 1?
Thanks,
Rick
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Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Denis schrieb:
Hi,
here http://jquery.bassistance.de/treeview/ i found tree example, but it
didn't work when I wrap this example with my DIV's,
any ideas how to prevent it ?
A few more details would help to help you.
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http://bassistance.de
Hello, Guys,
I'm using jQuery for a while, and like jQuery much more,
But I have a question begin start using this library,
YUI and some other library using visibility to hide an element, jQuery using
the display css property.
Any one can tell me what the difference between display and
Hey, Jorn (and Josh)...
I think the beta 1 will be the answer.
When I tried my current coding in Firefox it worked!
However, no response in IE 7.
Is the link to beta 1 the one under Files: Download Validation plugin 1.0
Alpha 2?
Doesn't seem like the correct label for beta 1, but I couldn't
Well... I did manage to find the beta 1 plugin.
However, now it doesn't work in FF and still doesn't
work in IE 7...
???
Rick
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Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 8:33 PM
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hi,
i'm new to jquery, and everyday i love it more.
i have a question, couldn't figure out by myself.
what i want to do is, select all images under blogreviews div, and if they
are wider than 250px in width, make them all 250px.
this did not work:
$('//[EMAIL PROTECTED]blogreviews]
Try:
$(#blogreviews img).css(width,250px);
Chris
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wow, that was stupid of me...
thanks.
On 3/7/07, Chris Domigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try:
$(#blogreviews img).css(width,250px);
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what if the images are narrow than 250px? Should they keep their
original width, or should they be changed to 250px as well?
If you only want to adjust the width of the images that are wider
than 250px, you could do this:
$('#blogreviews img').each(function(index) {
if ($(this).width()
Strange thing is that your demo's are working in
IE 7 and FF, too.
But neither for me. It must be my code...
Rick
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Subject:
Remy -
I've already added it to the wiki - great work!
--John
On 3/6/07, Remy Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A screencast for beginners to jQuery and/or AJAX showing how easy it is to
add an AJAX layer to submit a form.
http://remysharp.com/2007/03/05/jquery-ajaxed-forms/
I wasn't sure
Great tip man. Thank you so much!
On 3/6/07, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$.get() isn't synchronous, the return will occur before the request
has finished.
You could give this a try, instead:
function LerXML(ordem) {
var diretorio;
$.ajax({
type: GET,
On Mar 7, 2:27 am, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
I've also update the demos:http://jquery.bassistance.de/validate/demo-test/
I'm getting mad when I couldn't set breakpoint in Firebug so that I
can get to the function that is been called on clicking the submit
button. I have
Yoav Shapira schrieb:
Hi,
On 3/6/07, Jake McGraw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then you could use this:
$(function(){
$(a).click(function(){
$.get($(this).attr(title));
return true;
});
});
and have your anchors look like this:
a
Thanks Klaus and Aaron,
Unfortunately in the site I am working on the JavaScript is broken up
into a number of files so I would need to make extensive changes to
prevent jQuery being called in IE5.x.
Instead I've made changes to ensure there are no problems regardless
of whether the scripts work
On 3/7/07, R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you know in what line number I have to set the Firebug breakpoint
so that I'll get there when clicking the submit button? TIA
Set a breakpoint on line 228 of jquery.validate.js.
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