Isn't this the same as HighlightFade?
http://jquery.offput.ca/highlightFade/
wycats wrote:
Nice anecdote.
You can check out a demo here:
http://www.visualjquery.com/plugins/animate.html
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Cool idea!
How bout doing an 'I like jQuery because...' sorta thang?!
wycats wrote:
Hey guys,
I'm going to be putting together a video to be posted on YouTube as an
advertisement for jQuery.
I'd love to get MP3 or text testimonials from you guys explaining why the
switch to jQuery
Hey!
This is great stuff!
It looks like IP address filtering is a bit weird though. It recognises the
IP as a range, but each octet is not seperated by a period (.).
Other than that, it's great!
Will the final have/(be able to have) paging included at all?
Cheers,
Dan
Christian Bach
Lol!
I agree though! When it comes to HTML in sample code, it's always good to
have it XHTML standards compliant. That way, people won't complain that your
code won't validate.
We call them 'validation nazi's by the way! ;)
Klaus Hartl wrote:
I'd like to review HTML stuff if desired*. For
No matter. No harm done! :)
Dan
Karl Swedberg-2 wrote:
I see. Point taken, and appreciated. I'm afraid my reply may have
sounded more offended and/or defensive than I had intended it. I
wanted to put an emoticon in there somewhere to indicate that I
wasn't wrapped around the axle
On 9/26/06, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sep 26, 2006, at 5:59 AM, Dan Atkinson wrote:
I would have just ignored the grammar nazis. Sometimes it's fun to
make
mistakes and bait these guys.
Wow! Don't you think that might be a little harsh? Nobody on this
list as far as I could
I would have just ignored the grammar nazis. Sometimes it's fun to make
mistakes and bait these guys.
wycats wrote:
With the exception of the semantic issues, I have corrected the errors
that
have been reported. The updated issue (which also has several other small
improvements) can be
While I'm I can't answer your problem, I can say that load works fine for me
in IE6, and for it not to work would have been noticed much sooner as it's
quite a widely used part of jQuery.
The test suite also confirms that it's working as well.
Ok So... name... It's used further up the
How about having a list as an item of the sublist?
ul
liMenu 1/li
liMenu 2
ul
liMenu 2.1/li
liMenu 2.2/li
/ul
/li
liMenu 3/li
liMenu 4/li
/ul
I'm not overly sure about Suckerfish though, as I don't have it to hand. But
most JS-based menu systems work using lists,
Bah...
This is a popularity contest! All this shows it that:
43% of folks love code bloat
33% love even more code bloat, because it does one thing that's cool
19% enjoy unnecessary functions that they'll never use
12% of people are kidding themselves
11% of people saw the name and thought 'cool'
Julius Lucks wrote:
The app throws up about 10 or so of these divs and what I see is the
textareas appear and then blip out of existence.
That could make it slow. You're expecting it to perform '10 or so
simultaneous operations locally. Hide works (as I understand), by first
switching the
and Scriptaculous
are
the king and queen at the moment.
Anyone up for a jQuery marketing side-project?
-- Yehuda
On 9/25/06, Dan Atkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bah...
This is a popularity contest! All this shows it that:
43% of folks love code bloat
33% love even more code bloat, because
Fil wrote:
jQuery is only, what, one month old?
Try thirteen months! :) It moved from beta to stable last month, but it has
been around for over a year now.
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I should point out that, after Digg's recent changes, it'll quite easily spot
'cartels' which regularly vote on the same stories.
If the same people digg the same articles, then what'll happen is that, by
issue 3 - 6 or so, our votes will be nigh on worthless as they will be
reweighted to
The title was 'cool', not 'accessible'! ;-)
You're probably right, but somehow text with large letters saying 'SUCCESS'
or 'FAILURE' just don't seem 'cool' enough.
Konstantin K?fer wrote:
I don't think you should symbolize success or failure through colors
or subtle effects. People with
Lol!
That's so cruel!
Will Jessup wrote:
Dan ,
Just append the DOM w/ a paypal donate button.
Ajax has been successfully implemented, now send me cash to continue
The title was 'cool', not 'accessible'! ;-)
You're probably right, but somehow text with large letters saying
If someone writes a plugin which determines that the user is partially
sighted, then I'll be there with alert boxes and size 128 fonts on my site*.
And cool stuff for the rest.
Has someone written something like this?
*Please note, there will be no size 128 fonts on my site. But, I'll cater
for
This isn't quite was I was thinking of, but thankyou anyway.
Dan Atkinson wrote:
Hey!br/
br/
Is there any snippet of code which allows the user to press a key and the
text in a div will be copied to the clipboard?br/
br/
I have some (non-jQuery) which only copies to the clipboard in IE
I would consider hashing the username and password in the script before
submitting, as you'd effectively be sending unencrypted personal data over a
HTTP connection. That's not so good, and I think users would complain.
Mark Harwood-2 wrote:
Any help you can provide will be great, as ive not
Thanks for the link.
I'll be sure to try it out when I get a spare second.
Jason Levine wrote:
Hi,
Sorry about that. Here's the link:
http://www.jasons-toolbox.com/JHeartbeat/
Also sorry about any double-post. I was having trouble signing up and
Nabble was reporting that my
I agree that it generates a lot of unnecessary work on the client side any
time someone clicks on a TD. It really was just a shot in the dark though. I
had an idea what I was doing, but the results were never going to be pretty.
Hey, throw enough spaghetti at the wall... ;)
dave.methvin wrote:
div class=serializer
# list
/div
p id=myserialhashas/p
/body
is what i got at the moment but it doesnt display it? Obviously the head
of the document loads scripts and styles so no need to copy n paste that.
Dan Atkinson wrote:
I don't know. I didn't try it, as I
Hey all!
Ok, right to the point here!
I have a page in ASP.NET which has two sets of username and password boxes
and two sets of submit buttons. Because it is ASP.NET, there can only be one
form in a page.
The problem in a normal page is that, when the user presses enter on the
keyboard, the
== triggerKeyCode) {
currentForm.submit();
}
});
});
this is just of the top of my head, and is not tested!
Best regards
Christian
Dan Atkinson wrote:
Hey all!
Ok, right to the point here!
I have a page in ASP.NET which has two sets
form id).append('input type=hidden
name=myserversecret id=myserversecret/');
then append a different value depending on which textarea the user hit
the enter button.
$(#myserversecret).val(I hit enter in the second textearea);
/c
Dan Atkinson wrote:
Yes, that's a good idea!
How
A tiny suggestion:
$(#tweenLoad).html('Loading ' +k+'%');
Instead of the other one:
$(#tweenLoad).html('loading' +k );
I really like it. The 'bounce' effect looks cool too! Like a jello window!
:)
This just seperates it and shows that it's percentage
Will Jessup wrote:
Yes. This is quite easy. Simply do:
$(p#myseralhash).text(serial.hash);
Replace this would make:
p id=myserialhash/p
into:
p id=myserialhashSerialization info here!/p
kevdotbadger wrote:
ok ill be a lil shorter.
serial = $.SortSerialize('sortable1');
alert(serial.hash);
make the
Jason Levine wrote:
This is beta right now so please download it and let me know what you
think about it. (The lessons that I learn with JHeartbeat may be applied
to a plugin version of Slightly Thickerbox.)
Do you have a link for the download?
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Why can't you remove yourself?
Kevin Quillen wrote:
Please remove this email from your mailing list please. I get way too many
emails when I just want discussion emails based on the question I posed.
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While your plugin is slick, there is something of a sacrifice of size for
sexyness.
The point of thickbox was functionality whilst maintaining a small code
size. It achieved that, and then some.
While it's not gorgeous, it still weights in at nearly twice of the size of
thickbox
Someone may be able to retrieve the page (if they haven't gone there already)
by going into offline mode and revisiting the plugins page. That way, the
browser should retrieve the last known version of the page.
I am one of those folks, so if you want, if someone can give me the direct
address,
Jan,
Do you think it'd be possible to do array re-ordering so that, when you get
to the end of a list of images, pressing the next (right) button, it'll
carry on, instead of either having a ghosted image, or returning you to the
start?
Also, I think it'd be great to add something into the
Hey all!
I'm sorry if this has been discussed before (I did a search without any
results on the subject), but does jQuery have the ability to change the
font-weight with the css method (or a font-weight method)?
I had a look in the API documentation and VisualjQuery, but neither show
anything
thinking! :)
wycats wrote:
Take a look under CSS on the visual documentation at css(prop) -- it's
exactly what you're looking for.
http://www.visualjquery.com
-- Yehuda
On 9/5/06, Dan Atkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all!
I'm sorry if this has been discussed before (I did
Yup,
That'll be the one!
Cheers Petre!
I wonder why this isn't written down?
Or, if it is, where is it? I tried looking through.
Stefan Petre wrote:
$('p').css({fontWeight: 'normal'});
Dan Atkinson wrote:
Wycats,
I used that code from visualjQ as a template, and it didn't work
Cheers m'dears.
Is this documented anywhere though?
Sam Collett wrote:
On 05/09/06, Dan Atkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wycats,
I used that code from visualjQ as a template, and it didn't work. In IE,
I
get a debug error saying that it expects ':'. I changed font-weight
Christof,
While I agree with your cons in theory, a couple of them can be discounted.
Christof Donat wrote:
- either you need to do synchronous loading like JSON does or you need to
work
with callbacks as I do. Synchronous loading blocks the browser, callbacks
are
not understood by
Ok, which API are you folks looking at?!
I don't see any use of camelcase for CSS keys here:
http://jquery.com/api/ http://jquery.com/api/
Dan
dave.methvin wrote:
Every time you have a '-' in a property, remove it and replace the
next character with an uppercase representation of
Christof,
Thanks for the clarification.
Dan
Christof Donat wrote:
Hi,
Christof Donat wrote:
- either you need to do synchronous loading like JSON does or you need
to
work
with callbacks as I do. Synchronous loading blocks the browser,
callbacks
are
not understood by everyone.
Dylan,
I would contact Cody directly with this (if you haven't already), and put
your proposal on the thickbox forum, as Cody is starting work on a new
version:
http://codylindley.com/thickboxforum/comments.php?DiscussionID=90
http://codylindley.com/thickboxforum/comments.php?DiscussionID=90
let autoscroll the carousel without wanting interactions
by the user.
Jan
Dan Atkinson wrote:
Sorry. My mistake.
I meant removing the left and right button handlers
(prevButtonStateHandler, nextButtonStateHandler).
If I remove these in jCarousel, the left and right buttons
If the validate function isn't doing much except working on specific objects
(document.tester.mytext.value), then there isn't much point in moving it to
its own function imo.
Example:
Mungbeans wrote:
Thank you, Karl. This code now works well:
$(document).ready(function() {
John,
Can you please tell me what timezone your 'last night' was, please?
And is this UTC or your local time?
Cheers,
Dan
John Resig wrote:
Hi Everyone -
Due to negligence on my part, the jQuery servers and code have been is
a strange state the past couple days - to summarize:
1)
), and if not, why not?! ;-)
Anyhoo, hope everything's ok, and I look forward to a forum where we can
communicate more effectively than here!
Cheers,
Dan Atkinson
Update:
Having gone to ejohn.org, I'm seeing the same error. It looks like the error
may be generated from your own site, and propagated
John,
Cheers.
I logged on this morning just after 9AM (UTC) when I came into work, noticed
that jquery 1.0.1 was released, got a cup of coffee, downloaded it,
commented, and shortly after, it went dead. Unfortunately, you were probably
in bed when this happened though!
John Resig wrote:
I eagerly await a forum! :P
hehe!
Karl Swedberg-2 wrote:
Not to add to your worries, but I've been experiencing some weirdness
with the mailing list. Some posts reach my inbox 2 or 3 times while
some others never get here at all. Of course I can't tell exactly how
many don't reach
Hey all.
I'm having some fairly large problems getting a stable connection to the
jquery website.
I get Wordpress errors when I try to connect to the blog, and getting
jquery-1.0.js is hit and miss.
Is anyone else having similar problems?
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Cheers.
I'm glad I'm not alone in this, but sad that it's down nonetheless!
Krzysztof FF wrote:
Hi,
I'm experiencing the same.
Probably this is due to overhelming popularity of jQuery after reaching
rel. 1.0.
Everybody in the world is trying to get latest version...
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Hey!
Great stuff Christian!
I'm having a problem looking at your examples.
It's telling me that $ is not defined. I'm not sure if you've put the js
file in the right place or not, but this happens in all my browsers.
Cheers
Christian Bach wrote:
ChangeLog
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The only stuff I know about is from w3schools:
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_obj_date.asp
Sam Collett wrote:
On 21/08/06, Christian Bach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ChangeLog
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* Bugfix: Now possible to have to instaces
Ok folks, I'm going to bring this up here because I think it'll be cool.
Basically, it's just jQuery as a plugin for Wordpress, nothing more. Just
jquery.js.
The reason why I'm sorta mentioning this, is because I'm about to start
writing a plugin for Cody's Thickbox 2 plugin (I kinda promised
Yeah!
It would be much easier to do with jQuery, and it's something I've
contemplated doing for a while with my own blog.
Wordpress currently tries to push Prototype/Scriptaculous/Dojo too much
right now, and they're leaving little room for jQuery.
Quite frankly, I'd like to see it throwing a
Sounds cool! I'm sure there's one out there, but, what the hell... I'll start
one some code right now.
Even if I don't get there first, I'm going to start working on one right
this moment, just to see how it'll look.
Right now, I envisage tag highlighting at the very least.
Remko wrote:
I
Sam,
I'm experiencing the text disappearing problem in FF as well as IE, where
the text is replaced with [object Object] if the mouse moves through the
cells at speed (and ocassionally, slowly).
I tried to delay the remove() (by encasing it in a setTimeout(), in case it
wasn't checking
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