There was a thread on this list in October which indicates (if I read it
right) that I ought to be able to rearrange some paragraphs as follows:
script type=text/javascript
$(function(){
jQuery.fn.sort = function() {
return this.pushStack( [].sort.apply( this, arguments ), []);
person that actually uses this.
I'll probably use it quite a lot. My current app is where I've got a
bunch of forms that I want to rearrange themselves when a person submits
one with a changed date field. Doesn't seem that exotic to me :-)
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){
alert (ret.a)
}
} );
I believe the order in which you pass the params to $.ajax matters.
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ashutosh bijoor said the following on 3/17/2007 2:45 AM:
Well deserializing JSON is quite trivial - you just need to do an eval
but it doesn't allow for going backwards
on the calendar. I need to be able to select any date.
Suggestions?
Rey
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this is not much help but I will follow this thread closely.
Regards,
Eugene
On 3/5/07, *Bruce McKenzie* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello,
I'd like to use the excellent datePicker plugin to make a bigger
calendar that displays summary data from a database
Hello,
I'd like to use the excellent datePicker plugin to make a bigger
calendar that displays summary data from a database for each day in the
month. I've got it working for the first month that displays, but I
don't know how to display new data when the user clicks on the previous
month or
The version of dimensions.js available on the jquery plugins pages
contains this on line 233
console.log(' ' + parent.id + ' ' + x + ' ' + y);
which triggers an 'error-on-page' message in IE6.
BTW, is there a packed version of this excellent plugin available?
Bruce
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are working -- and this one
used to ... maybe it's something to do with FF version?
Thx,
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){
alert(ret.someVal);
}
);
return false
});
});
Thx,
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}
}
$(#form1).validate(options);
});
Thanks Ben Jörn
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What's an efficient way to keep column totals at the bottom of a table
sorted with the tableSorter plugin?
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What's the preferred/simplest way to get hold of the immediate parent of
a DOM element?
I've got a table in which some cells are editable (I'm using the
excellent editable plugin by Dylan Verheul). When a cell is changed, the
database gets updated and the Ajax callback needs to recalculate the
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