duh ... there was a dumb li left in there. However, that wasn't the
problem - the source validates, but no accordion. anyone have any
ideas what I might check?
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Date: Jan 17, 2007 11:52 PM
Subject: Re: can't get
It appears I have some hosting problems, site is up and down. They are
looking into it, but if this isn't working for you straight off, try again
in a bit.
George Smith wrote:
That's a shame, it's a great plugin ;)
Not sure why that is tbh. Is working fine for me here.
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jQuery doesn't have a SOAP client plugin...
jquezy wrote:
Search for this, but couldn't find an answer. How do call webservices in
Jquery via a wsdl file?
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Hi,
I'm getting something similar in IE7 as well (FF and Opera seem fine). A
View Source reveals this:
script id=__ie_init defer=true src=//:/script
Hm, that is nothing that could have been created with jsPax. I don't use
deferred scripts and there is no __ie_init anywhere in jsPax as well.
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 your
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Date: Jan 17, 2007 6:41 PM
Subject: Possible new error in dimensions + jCarousel in jQ1.1
To: jQuery Discussion. discuss@jquery.com
I've been using jCarousel in a project for a long time but today, after
upgrading from
Hi frieds,
I am struggling with small query
In a form there are mutiple checkboxes , i have to check on next button
click that at least one checkboxes is checked or not
thanks
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Rey Bango schrieb:
As promised, I've compiled the list of sites using jQuery and have
posted them up to the site. You can see the full list here:
http://docs.jquery.com/Sites_Using_jQuery
I've done my best to get everyone that sent me submissions. If I've
missed someone, please don't
Am I missing something or is there no jQuery way to load remote
javascript? Looks like $.getScript() uses XHR, so it doesn't work.
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Thanks, that did it.
Still have a problem with the prev/next links not showing up in IE6/7.
Here's my CSS if it helps:
.jcarousel-prev, .jcarousel-next {
//display:none;
position:absolute;
margin:1.4em 5px 0 5px;
font-size:.8em;
font-weight:bold;
cursor:pointer;
-moz-user-select:none;
}
Hi Stefan,
that would be awesome ! Thanks very much. I have to admit - what you guys
have created is absolutely awesome.
I wrote a pretty cool select plugin. Give me a shout if you are interested
to see how it works.
Maybe we can even put it on the jQuery webiste.
Take care
Phil
Stefan
Hi,
Am I missing something or is there no jQuery way to load remote
javascript? Looks like $.getScript() uses XHR, so it doesn't work.
Why does that not work? Do you have Problems with XMLHttpRequests?
You can create a script tag using DOM, set its src attribute and insert it
into the DOM
I would also be interested in having a version of ThickBox that works with
jQuery 1.1. I'm still trying to figure out how to make the compatibility
plugin to work in the first place (I'm new to JS and programming in
general). If I have any success I will post back.
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Works great, thanks for the help.
One question: what's happening with .test()? The filter function returns
the value from test() even though test() isn't defined? I'd like to read up
on this, but don't really know what to look for in the docs.
Adam
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Something like
By remote, I meant different domain, so XHR doesn't work. I'm working in a
very controlled environment, and don't need the callback (actually, the
remote script calls the callback). I'm currently using something like this:
if($.browser.msie) {
script = document.createElement('script');
I updated to 1.1 a couple of days ago and now all my load statements
( eg: $(#selector).load(url, {stuff:stuff}, function() {alert(more
stuff)}); )
have stopped working.
The documentation doesn't seem to indicate any change yet now I'm getting
this error message:
fn.apply is not a function
I'm
Here is the jquery code that is throwing the error:
jQuery.extend({
noConflict: function() {
if ( jQuery._$ )
$ = jQuery._$;
},
isFunction: function( fn ) {
return fn typeof fn == function;
},
//
FYI, Droppables don't play nicely with fixed positioning. Scroll offset is
added to the position of the Droppable, which is wrong in the case of its
position being fixed. This throws off the hover calculation. Seems like the
right way to check for hover that would deal with this without breaking
Hi Phil,
I'd love to see your select plugin in action (I have build something
similar for a client these days). Does is handle ctrl+click,
shift+click (ranges), shift+up / shift+down and additionaly an
activated state?
-Paul
2007/1/18, floepi [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Stefan,
that would be
Hi,
Inspired by a comment on John's helping you understand jquery blog
post, I've mashed together the JQuery build scripts (written in
javascript!) with a free PDF-generating library called iText to produce
PDF versions of the JQuery documenation:
Just JQuery [116k pdf]:
On 18/01/07, Dotan Dimet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Inspired by a comment on John's helping you understand jquery blog
post, I've mashed together the JQuery build scripts (written in
javascript!) with a free PDF-generating library called iText to produce
PDF versions of the JQuery
How controlled is the environment? Many browsers can be configured that
scripts from a specific domain may load data from another domain via
XMLHttpRequest. Please don't ask me for details now, but I had that
problem
once in an environment with only IE 6.
Not that controlled. I mean I'm
Thanks for the Safari trailing comma tip, definitely just saved me a
few days debugging something :-)
Should be in a FAQ somewhere. It would be helpful to expand the Wiki
here (http://docs.jquery.com/Browser_compatibility) w/ some small tips.
- Jon
On Jan 18, 2007, at 1:25 AM, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
Hi frieds,
I am struggling with small query
In a form there are mutiple checkboxes , i have to check on next button
click that at least one checkboxes is checked or not
Using the form plugin you can do:
if (!$('#myFormId :checkbox').fieldValue()) {
// no checkboxes are checked
}
On Jan 18, 2007, at 1:05 PM, Mungbeans wrote:
I updated to 1.1 a couple of days ago and now all my load statements
( eg: $(#selector).load(url, {stuff:stuff}, function() {alert
(more
stuff)}); )
have stopped working.
http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/814/
This has been fixed in SVN.
Many thanks to Stefan for helping me with this off list.
If anyone else wants to get this working with a single external file, so
your header has something like this in it:
lt;script type=text/javascript src=jquery.jslt;/script
lt;script type=text/javascript src=interface.jslt;/script
Some suggestions.
How about a cover page showing the version number of jQuery (and maybe
even the logo - if that is in SVN)? Also maybe the document title
should be set ('jQuery 1.1 with all plugins
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I've been using jCarousel in a project for a long time but today, after
upgrading from jQuery-1.1b to the final release of jQuery1.1, this problem
arouse in a page that I had already tested:
Firebug:
parent has no properties
[Break on this error] x += parent.offsetLeft || 0;
I think the parent
Yep. Its been added. :o)
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Rey Bango schrieb:
As promised, I've compiled the list of sites using jQuery and have
posted them up to the site. You can see the full list here:
http://docs.jquery.com/Sites_Using_jQuery
I've done my best to get everyone that sent me
Hey,
I just wrote a short article covering 5 things I've found JQuery useful for.
They are just beginners tips:
http://pixelcarnage.net/articles/development/5-quick-jquery-tips/
Feel free to hit me over the head if I can improve the code.
Thanks,
Rowan Lewis.
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This error is coming from the offset method in dimensions because it
is getting a null element. Make sure that the selector jCarousel is
using is actually selecting elements.
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On 1/18/07, Beren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been using
I have been using the deserializer plugin to fill forms with JSON. But it
doesn't work properly with jQuery 1.1 Here are two test pages:
This page http://www.2minuteexplainer.com/test/deserializeMe.html uses an
older version of jQuery (1.0, I thinki) and deserializes data into its forms
as it
Ok. Thought I was missing something. Can anyone recommend one for
javascript then?
zaadjis wrote:
jQuery doesn't have a SOAP client plugin...
jquezy wrote:
Search for this, but couldn't find an answer. How do call webservices in
Jquery via a wsdl file?
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Can't you just force the mime type in the ASP.NET page so that, even though
it renders the page as HTML, the image is shown as normal?
Sam Collett wrote:
I have a suggestion for Thickbox (if there is to be another version)
in regards to showing images.
I stream images to the user via an
Rowan Lewis schrieb:
Hey,
I just wrote a short article covering 5 things I've found JQuery useful for.
They are just beginners tips:
http://pixelcarnage.net/articles/development/5-quick-jquery-tips/
Feel free to hit me over the head if I can improve the code.
Thanks,
Rowan Lewis.
On 18/01/07, Dotan Dimet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sam, a cover page is a fine idea.
There's a version.txt file in the source repository, but no image files
- can you help me hunt down a suitable logo for the cover page?
My script can deduce if it's building docs for JQuery or for JQuery +
I was planning to post this at learningjquery.com eventually, but
since you asked...
Here is what I do to apply the ScrollTo() feature of Interface to
only same-page links. Note that I have it look only inside #main-
content, but you can remove or replace that. By the way, I had to
start
Thanks,
I've updated all my PDF files to have a cover page and title.
I ended up using the classic hat.gif -
http://jquery.com/images/new/hat.gif - because it was easiest to find on
the site.
For my updated script to work, you need to save that file in the same
directory as the build.xml and
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This is a cross-post test of the JQuery-Discuss google group.
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Thanks Karl, that works perfectly. I'm still looking forward to the official
bug-fix, but this will tide me over great in the mean time :)
Karl Swedberg-2 wrote:
I was planning to post this at learningjquery.com eventually, but
since you asked...
Here is what I do to apply the
OK, I found the problem, I think.
It seems that the accordion feature does not work if the div is
enclosed in another div.
Is this limitation unavoidable? Or is this a bug? At least it should
be documented, I think.
(I also posted a comment at the authors site about this)
thanks
On 1/18/07,
I set up a google-groups archive of this mailing list.
For those that don't know, the mailing list is also available on
Nabble (and has been for quite a while):
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Some of my user say me that
jEditable(http://www.appelsiini.net/~tuupola/javascript/jEditable/) dont
work with IE 7.
They say that textarea is not restored with value returned by url parameter.
Is possible some problem of permission on IE7?
Thk,
Giro.
Sam Collett wrote:
I have a suggestion for Thickbox (if there is to be another version)
in regards to showing images.
Might be worth posting this on the ThickBox forum as well?
http://codylindley.com/thickboxforum/
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I'm looking for a jQuery based color picker. Something like a small icon
which would appear next to a text field which, when clicked, gives some sort
of display allowing a user to pick a color. I don't want the color picker
itself to be visible until the user clicks the icon. The reason I don't
is messed up...
Displaying a single column which is only about 2 inches wide. Makes the page
tremendously long.
Andy Matthews
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Office: 877.707.5467 x747
Direct: 615.627.9747
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How about the one from Interface? http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos and click
on Color Picker
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On 1/18/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for a jQuery based color picker. Something like a small icon
which would appear next to a text field which, when
Dotan,
I have some solutions in Visual jQuery for dealing with line-breaks (I
assume you're using XSL). They won't perfectly match what you're doing, but
you can see the basic technique for splitting up lines and reformatting.
-- Yehuda
On 1/18/07, Dotan Dimet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Somethings wrong with the plug-in page. All the text of the plug-in list
is squished into a small column on the left.
Just thought I'd let folks know. I don't really know how else to report
it. Sorry if this isn't the right way. :o'
Cheers,
Chris
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It looks great on my system now. I think I'll put it into my app. Thanks for
the change.
malsup wrote:
Well, I couldn't get it under 1K, but it's under 2! (packed)
I've made the following changes to blockUI:
- ghosting is not performed on FF/Linux (can someone test this?)
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Thanks, Olivier. I promise I won't start spamming this list every time I
update, but I've doubled the functionality of the plugin: You can now use
$().findBeforeInTree(expr) and $().findAfterInTree(expr) to keep searching
until you find a matching element.
Olivier percebois-Garve wrote:
Gerry,
I explain how I did that in this blog posting:
http://corky.net/dotan/log/2007/01/jquery-documentation-in-pdf.html
I leveraged JQuery's build scripts (written in Javascript) and a free
Java library.
- Dotan
Gerry Danen wrote:
Nice. How did you do that?
Gerry
On 1/18/07,
Hi folks,
I've tried narrowing down my selector criteria, but that didn't help
much. Then I tried Brian Miller's suggestion to get my selector into a
comma delimited list like this:
myDiv = $(.CalendarWrapper); // I'm doing this because there are three
calendars on screen
myCells = $([EMAIL
Edwin Martin schrieb:
Instead of waiting for the new version of Aptana, you can download the
latest jQuery 1.1 scriptdoc-file and documentation for Aptana here:
http://www.bitstorm.org/edwin/jquery/
Thanks for that! Now I'm gonna try Aptana again.
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Just remove //display:none;
The double slash isn't a correct comment syntax for css.
Jan
agent2026 wrote:
Thanks, that did it.
Still have a problem with the prev/next links not showing up in IE6/7.
Here's my CSS if it helps:
.jcarousel-prev, .jcarousel-next {
//display:none;
agent2026 schrieb:
Works great, thanks for the help.
One question: what's happening with .test()? The filter function returns
the value from test() even though test() isn't defined? I'd like to read up
on this, but don't really know what to look for in the docs.
test() is a method of
Erik Beeson schrieb:
I just assumed $.getScript() would deal with it. Functionally, is
there a difference between adding the script to body vs head? Thanks
for all the info.
getScript provides a callback for when the script is loaded, adding a
script tag to the DOM doesn't provide that.
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Thank you, Dotan.
I will study it when I get home.
Gerry
On 1/18/07, Dotan Dimet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gerry,
I explain how I did that in this blog posting:
http://corky.net/dotan/log/2007/01/jquery-documentation-in-pdf.html
I leveraged JQuery's build scripts (written in Javascript)
It's there now! Along with a mention about javascript 1.7 in ff 2.0.
Can anyone else think of worrisome points like these?
http://docs.jquery.com/Browser_compatibility
On 1/18/07, Jon Baer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the Safari trailing comma tip, definitely just saved me a
few days
I've been reading through Transcending CSS by Andy Clarke, and he mentions
using Shaun Inman's clearance method
(http://shauninman.com/post/heap/2006/05/22/clearance_position_inline_absolute)
to position footers when using absolute positioning for layout.
Since I'm already using jQuery for a
With absolutely positioned elements in FF, .css('top|left|right|bottom') is
returning a calculated pixel value for items without any styling or class.
In IE7, .css(...) returns 'auto' which is the correct value if no value has
been supplied.
How can I determine if an absolutely positioned
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
How about the one from Interface? http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos and
click on Color Picker
That isn't really smaller then Farbtastic. But chances are better that
you can resize it.
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I would assume you can do this quite easily with the dimensions plugin, find
the tallest elements and set the position of the footer to match. To answer
your question, if done in jquery I believe it would be smaller and faster.
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Christof Donat schrieb:
Well, the solution I provided does. It's not that difficult to get that. That
way Erik actually can load scripts from another domain, which neither
getScript not jsPax do provide. Of course he has to pay that ability with the
fact that some Safari-Versions simply
Benjamin Sterling schrieb:
I would assume you can do this quite easily with the dimensions plugin, find
the tallest elements and set the position of the footer to match. To answer
your question, if done in jquery I believe it would be smaller and faster.
Smaller, yes, but not necessarily
I stand corrected.
Benjamin Sterling
KenzoMedia.com
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jörn Zaefferer
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 3:30 PM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] position clearing ala Shaun Inman
Benjamin Sterling
Hi everyone,
I'm in the process of creating contextual help for various settings in a
setup system. As you can see below, I use the toggle function to show an
inline popup box with a help message. Problem is that I want to make the
popup disappear if the user clicks anywhere else in the system
The answer is even easier than that, Dave! I should have specified that I
was testing with IE6 in this case.
Recall that I could get expected behavior in quirks mode. Well...
In quirks, IE6's document.body.clientWidth returns the window, which is
right for the expressions fix.
In standards
Although most of the international jquery community speaks and writes
English... there are juniors out there who may only speak javascript.
I think it's a wonderful idea... part of the plan to take over the
world... you know! :)
On 1/18/07, Laurent Yaish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
aren't
Does jQuery automatically update the DOM after new content is loaded via the
.load() function? It seems like it's working in some cases and failing on
others right now. If not, is there a way to manually update it? I'm binding
a function to links with a certain class on document.ready, but when
and don't forget to bind the new nodes in the complete call back too!
On 1/18/07, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
no, it updates later. You can use the complete call back to know when
the load is loaded.
On 1/18/07, tmcw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does jQuery automatically update the DOM
On 1/19/07, Yehuda Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I do is apply a context to the function called by document.ready, and
use that context in all of the calls I make in it. Then, on load()'s
complete, I pass the stuff being updated into that method.
docReady = function(cx) {
cx = cx ||
Ah, sorry. Sometimes the messages don't show up when I post to this group.
Actually, if you look at the date they were all sent in different days and
different hours of the day but they didn't appear until I posted from the
Nabble page.
Anyway, I still haven't figured out why jCarousel isn't
Although most of the international jquery community speaks and writes
English...
The community-building is just beginning, and (among other things) adding
a few international chapters will make it grow.
Anyway my question was not about whether this ought to exist (two people are
enough to
May I just say, Mike, in regards to the blockUI plugin: bravo. This is
so timely and relevant to my needs it's almost like you read my mind.
Many many thanks.
m.
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Behalf Of Mike Alsup
Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2007
Thanks, I've got it fixed now, for the most part. Ha, except I think it's
encountering race conditions and my CS major-in-progress might actually come
into use, but probably not. You can check it out here -
http://rockpolka.workingidea.com/
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
tmcw schrieb:
Does jQuery
Scratch that for the moment, something's awry here...
tmcw wrote:
Thanks, I've got it fixed now, for the most part. Ha, except I think it's
encountering race conditions and my CS major-in-progress might actually
come into use, but probably not. You can check it out here -
I'm trying to get some sort of blocking scenario going on here, because it
had race conditions...
if(block == false)
{
block = true;
var newid =
The problem is that when I call
$('div id=artist_'+id+'/div').appendTo(#data).load(newid, null,
function() {
The callback isn't being... called back.
tmcw wrote:
I'm trying to get some sort of blocking scenario going on here, because it
had race conditions...
What I am trying to do is this. I have an unordered list. I go through the
list and make each list item draggable in $(document).ready. Then via the
onStop of the draggable I want to create a new div and have the dragged list
item snap back to its original position. The new div should be
jQuery got a great mention over at Read/Write Web.
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/ajax_pepperoni.php
The quote was:
Alex reasoned that it's because we are seeing the rise of libraries
like jQuery that hide Ajax and take it to a whole new level. So the new
trend we can perhaps call
On 1/18/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alex reasoned that it's because we are seeing the rise of libraries
like jQuery that hide Ajax and take it to a whole new level. So the new
trend we can perhaps call MetaAjax.
Metajax? ;-)
Gerry
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In 1.0.* releases the following query worked just fine, but in 1.1 it's
broken:
var jq = $(.treeNodeItem.treeNodeTitle,jqNode);
The HTML for the jqNode is like this:
li class=treeNode treeNodeType--1 id=cid1169149169969_962-treeNode-0-0
_nodedataindex=0.0
div class=treeNodeItem
It's a known problem. http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/804/
Karl Rudd
On 1/19/07, Leftie Friele [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In 1.0.* releases the following query worked just fine, but in 1.1 it's
broken:
var jq = $(.treeNodeItem.treeNodeTitle,jqNode);
The HTML for the jqNode is like this:
li
1) there should be some wsdl-js generator thingies (google:wsdl2js),
2) if you don't have to deal with everyone's favorite browser (google:
mozilla SOAP)
3) http://www.guru4.net/articoli/javascript-soap-client/en/
good luck...
jquezy wrote:
Ok. Thought I was missing something. Can anyone
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