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
Looks good.
When I click on the tag cloud on the left hand side I get this error:
Server Error in '/' Application.
Runtime Error
Description: An application error occurred on the server. The current
custom error
That Mozilla design is terrible: people should *NOT* use exceptions for
flow control! Exceptions are designed to be exceptional and
expensive..
--Jacob
This is pretty cool stuff. Not widely available yet, but it's in FF2.0.
Not 100% sure, but it looks like you're using the same timer for both
menus. If the cursor somehow leaves the first menu shown and then enters
the second menu trigger area, you cancel the timeout for the first menu
and it stays shown.
--Jacob
I am puzzled how to build a good menu system.
I
Check out the awesome jXs plugin:
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/jxs/
The original http://www.brainknot.com/code/jxs.htm seems to be offline.
--Jacob
Hello all,
I'd like to return something like this from an ajax call:
success[html fragment]/success or errorserrorError
This is using the tooltip plugin from bassistance.de.
Test page: http://fjsoftllc.com/testpage.html
In IE6 I am seeing the red background of the extra class but not
transparency or the font family or font size I asked for.
In Mozilla, I see the bigger font size (60pt, sorry) but the tooltip
You need to reapply the functionality each time a new #content element is
created. Presumably you delete and recreate it (I didnt read the code
carefully enough to be sure... :) ).
Hey folks,
I've got a problem where I'm trying to use the selectable plugin (very
cool,
btw) and it isn't
Nice work. HOWEVER... :)
The tooltips at the bottom right are outside the viewing area for me on
IE6. And I can't scroll down or left with the mouse because then the
tooltip pops down, and the scrollbars go back to what they were before the
tooltip popped up.
--Jacob
Jorn...
Would this be
I tried it on IE6 and it did nothing for me. Maybe I'm doing it wrong? I
typed 'N' in the expectation of seeing the #shortcut div updated, didn't
happen.
--Jacob
Hi guys,
I tried emailing this before, but it seems to be lost in the interweb.
Thought I'd let you know that I've released a new
OK never mind, it did work. I followed the instructions to the letter (eh)
and typed N not n. When I type n it does work.
--Jacob
Hi guys,
I tried emailing this before, but it seems to be lost in the interweb.
Thought I'd let you know that I've released a new plug-in called
shortKeys, an
The example on wpdfd.com is also dead slow on my IE6 when resizing
horizontally. It performs well when resizing vertically. Hmm.
--Jacob
Theo Welch schrieb:
Here's another (probably older) approach to vertical centering with CSS
I've
been using for a while.
Thats bizarre :) But thanks!
--Jacob
I just figured out that Opera 9 thing. For some reason Opera 9 seems
to want the link tag to come before the script tags. It seems to be
loading the styles asynchronously and that is causing a problem for
the corner plugin (I think the styles are
Gosh talk about slow to load... That yahoo thing took a while to load,
I'll say.
--Jacob
If it was as fast and as cool looking as YUI's BasicDialog (
http://www.jackslocum.com/blog/2006/11/04/033-beta-2-basicdialog-yahooextview-and-more/),
I'm sure a lot of people would use it... you wouldn't
Thanks Mike
I suspect its an issue of ordering between the application of css styles
and the document.ready() function. As you say the event does fire
reliably, but the effects are sometimes applied and sometimes not.
Anyways, $(window).load(...) fixes this specific problem.
--Jacob
Sometimes
Thanks Mike
I believe I have IE set to report script errors and I'm not getting any.
So I'd appreciate if you could tell me more.
Anyways I'm going to (a) grab the latest SVN sources and (b) examine your
example code... Thanks!
--Jacob
http://clipvote.com/simpletest.html
I get javascript
Mike
I also note that you used your xmlExec plugin, did you get this to work
with jxs?
--Jacob
http://clipvote.com/simpletest.html
I get javascript errors when I run your test.
In your command doc, why not use replace instead of html?
I've updated my test page to included an example
Have a look at jxs, it might do what you want:
http://www.brainknot.com/code/jxs.htm
--Jacob
I forgot to show in the script that it is tagged to the select field
change, like so:
$(#sel_field).change(function () {
$.ajax call here...
});
Sorry.
Scott Sharkey wrote:
Hi All,
Actually AFAIK .ajax and .load both evaluate returned scripts.. And
there's also jxs (http://www.brainknot.com/code/jxs.htm) which allows you
to do a whole lot more :)
--Jacob
Only $().load evaluates loaded scripts, so the easy solution to this is to
do this instead:
Hopefully you put the jQuery code in the head section between
script../script and after script
src=where/you/put/jquery.js/script
Hi, all.
Trying to grasp js and jQuery.why won't this code work?
(No response on my test page at all to the code.)
JQuery code:
$(document).ready(function() {
Awesome looking sites!
I have a Q about your use of jquery...
script type=text/javascript
src=/payroll_includes/js/jquery-latest.pack.js;jsessionid=2DWFPTAN13NGECQIBMUBX1QKBAFSWF4K/script
script language=javascript type=text/javascript
Wait... does ';' function like '?' -- if yes, I learned something :)
--Jacob
A little overkill don't you think? How likely is it that the jquery file
will change during a user's session?
!//--
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
LOL well it wasnt what I expected. Is there a way to toggle this behavior
in your plugin?
--JYL
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Klaus
Something unexpected -- with IE6/WinXP every transition added an element
to the browser history. I'm not sure whether thats intended.. Just FYI.
--Jacob
Hi
Klaus that would be nice. A nice-to-have, not an absolutely-must-have
feature. :)
--Jacob
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LOL well it wasnt what I expected. Is there a way to toggle this
behavior
in your plugin?
Currently not. That's what makes the tabs bookmarkable (and enables
history
i'm trying to append a quicktime movie using jquery.
Use $().html().
I have a plugin for this if you're interested.
Mike
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So since he wants to do append, it'd be
Very nice work! Do you grab the images from the server or just download
them while loading the page, then infinitely rotate?
--Jacob
Hi Jardel,
I've done this on a couple sites:
http://www.vikinggroupinc.com/
http://www.davidlagrand.com/
Take a look at the source code and find the
Or it might be a bug in the code, it seems to me that these functions
*should* return the jQuery object theyre operating on.
--Jacob
Hi,
I think the documentation is in some parts erroneous. For functions like
$.get, $.ajax etc. there's said they return a jQuery object.
That should be
OK here's the point: suppose I want to return in one ajax call several
values to be displayed in different dom elements. I'd return an XML value
with for-el1.../for-el1for-el2.../for-el2 and so on. Then I'll use
$(for-el1, xml) and so on to get each piece and stick it into the
corresponding
That works for text, not HTML, right? Because the HTML would get parsed out.
Consider a return value of
for-el1tabletr.../tr/table/for-el1
Etc.
--Jacob
I barely know this stuff, but would something like this work:
$(#el1).html($(for-el1, xml).text());
$(#el2).html($(for-el2, xml).text());
Thats' 99% of the solution, I hope. But... appendTo replaces or adds? I
want to *remove* the old contents.
--Jacob
I'd say the code would be like
$(#for-el1,xml).appendTo(#el1);
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OK here's the point: suppose I want to return in one ajax
Like this:
$('#el1').empty().append($(#for-el1, xml));
I guess. If thats it then wow I'm really impressed by the expressive power
of jQuery :)
--Jacob
switch it around using append do an empty before it!
On 11/3/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thats' 99% of the solution, I
Yep, I forgot a close- :)
Actually it sounds like I want to use xJS,
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/jxs/ dunno if everyone knows about it here,
its a plugin that parses XML and sends the DOM elements to their right
destination.
--Jacob
jquery rocks! and http://visualjquery.com is my main
Dang I should just go to sleep, I'm off my quotes myself :)
The correct URL is http://www.brainknot.com/code/jxs.htm
Took me a while to figger out what he was on about.
--Jacob
jquery rocks! and http://visualjquery.com is my main reference!
your quotes are a bit off... but mine are too
No, its a full page modification language. Pretty much all the effects and
dom methods of jQuery are supported. Its great if you want to let the
server drive whats shown on the page, like xajax
(http://www.xajaxproject.org/) except explicitly. In fact I know now how
to make xajax work with jquery,
Before we start, you might want to move the script to the head section.
OK, so you want to hover over some entity with class item1 and change the
style on an entity with class item2. Here's the code:
script type=text/javascript
$(document).ready(function() {
Something wrong with that page, at least if I hit it with IE. It shows a
whole lot of weird characters... Anyone else see this or is it just IE7
idiocy? :)
--Jacob
There are tons of scripts out there for this type of functionality.
Flash can talk to JavaScript and vice versa quite well
Thats amazing.. I was just puzzling over the exact same problem. I
switched all my code to use explicit get which is better anyways, because
I want to update more than one DOM element with results returned from the
server.
Live and learn.
What are the three places where we should look for docs?
Hi Everyone
http://fjsoftllc.com/page.html
Is my lame attempt to invoke a PHP via jQuery, and it works, except that
the embedded script.../script element seems to have no effect, isnt
executed.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
--Jacob
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OK so thats a shame :). I'd have hoped that get would work, since I need
to do a get (I want to keep the flexibility of applying a function to the
returned data and updating more than one element) and also having the
embedded javascript inside HTML being executed Is this a feature that
get
On 11/1/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a jHeartBeat plugin that will do what you need.
http://www.jasons-toolbox.com/JHeartbeat/
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I verified that the .load method does execute the embedded Javascript, it
works in IE7 and FF. Now, how do I get access to the loaded value.. If I
could have that then fine, I can switch to using .load...
--Jacob
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Hi Everyone
http://fjsoftllc.com/page.html
Is my
Thanks, thats what I'll do. The documentation does not explicitly guide
you to use .ajax in preference to the other functions, but a second read
(plus your email) made it clear thats the way to go.
--Jacob
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OK so thats a shame :). I'd have hoped that get would work,
On 11/1/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aaron, not if you pass in data as a second argument:
$(#feeds).load(feeds.html, {test: true});
I'm having a little trouble understanding why you want to even do a POST
using load() when query variables would do just fine. An example would
When you use .ajax you can specify a lot of stuff like the completion
function, the error function, and the success function. This page
http://jquery.com/docs/AJAXModule/
does not say, however, what arguments are passed to each function.
Thanks for any further docs or help, or examples...
A short explanation of this module and what it is for, appreciated. This
is way over my head but seems to be very useful if I understand it. Is it
a way to add a data= attribute to any HTML construct and then have
jquery give JS code access to the content of that attribute?
--Jacob
of
LOL, couldnt find it. As you answered, its essential that things should
work this way for composability, and I'm glad they do.
As an aside, I don't know why the mailing list software insists on calling
me JYL, I'm Jacob Levy and I'm in California :) Nice to meet you all, and
as you inferred, I'm
Absolutely basic question, can I have more than one $(document).ready(...)
statement in a page? Will they all be run or only the last one, or the
first one?
--JYL
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