I have this function that triggers an AJAX call to the server
$('#advert_settings_form').ajaxForm(function() {
$.blockUI('h1img src=busy.gif / Just a moment.../h1');
//alert(Thank you for your comment!);
});
Where do I put the blockUI and unblockUI functions in
Hello !
I am trying to change the background image of a div when clicking on an
element.
This is my code :
[...]
$('#accordion').css('background-image',
'/public/images/icons/slideDown.jpg');
alert($('#accordion').css('background-image'));
[...]
But the alert box will never
yep, use typeof:
(function($){ // block scope
$.fn.log = function(msg){
if ( typeof window.console !== 'undefined'
typeof console.firebug !== 'undefined'){
msg = msg || '';
if(msg !== '') msg += ': ';
console.log(%s%o, msg, this);
I'm just starting out with jQuery and am already staring at a wall.
The goal: attach a mouse event to all links in a paragraph with id
'para' and display the text of the link.
this is what I've come up with, which obviously doesn't work:
$(#para a).click(function(){
var linkContent =
var linkContent = $(this).text();
$(this) returns a jQuery object, not a DOM element.
On 10/21/07, photoboy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just starting out with jQuery and am already staring at a wall.
The goal: attach a mouse event to all links in a paragraph with id
'para' and display the
Ok, I found out thanks to the jquery IRC channel.
It had to be url('/public/images/icons/slideDown.jpg')
Thank you.
debussy007 wrote:
Hello !
I am trying to change the background image of a div when clicking on an
element.
This is my code :
[...]
Wow Mike, thanks.
I'm not sure why that worked, but it definitely did the trick!
Much appreciated.
On Oct 21, 3:01 pm, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
var linkContent = $(this).text();
$(this) returns a jQuery object, not a DOM element.
On 10/21/07, photoboy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
slideUp() slideDown() is not working well when there are images in IE.
I made a sample page about this issue :
http://matthew16.free.fr/temp/test.html
Click on Click Here to animate (slideUp / slideDown).
In Mozilla FF it is very smooth, but you will notice the difference in IE.
Thank
Dan Richman wrote:
Is the onShow callback in place of the ajax parameter passed to .jqm ?
Or something like this?
onShow: function() { myUrl = document.foo.bar.value; },
ajax: 'myscript.cgi?q=' + myUrl ,
I really appreciate the help. I'm a perl guy trying to muddle my way thru.
Dan,
Hey, gang -
I've got the cycle plugin working, just great, it's a beautiful thing.
However, I have a after callback that needs to get the index of the
currently displayed slide. Basically, it's displaying %% of %%% (for
those who've got an RPG-II background...). I need to show what number of
Never mind, I answered my own question. For those who may need to know,
you can use the index() call, so long as you provide a context. For example:
var myPlayerWindow = $(#my-player-window);
myPlayerWindow.cycle({after: afterSwitch});
function afterSwitch(incoming, outgoing, options) {
Karl,
Thanks much, rebuilding jquery from the latest SVN solved the window
dimensions. The document.body height is still off, however. If you could
take a look at this page again:
http://www.scorpiontechnology.com/Cobalt/windowtest.htm
The body width is correct - it matches the
On 21 Okt., 15:25, photoboy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow Mike, thanks.
I'm not sure why that worked, but it definitely did the trick!
Much appreciated.
Because in your code you're assigning the text method of the jQuery
object:
$(this).text;
That's why the content of the alert is a
I see via other replies that the .text() instead of .text issue has been
resolved, but maybe worth pointing out, too (though affecting your
issue), is that you say you're looking for multiple p's with the same
id. Each id should only be present once on a page. Instead, use a
class and select
Why check for console.firebug if you really care about console.log
though?
$.fn.log = function(msg){
window.console window.console.log
window.console.log(%s%s%o, msg||, msg?: :, this);
return this;
};
just a thought, probably better ways -
but could you use the same css() to set 'background:none' at the same time
you trigger the slideup?
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Michael Evangelista, Evangelista Design
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debussy007 [EMAIL
I brought this up back in May at this post:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/40137ddd2b5cfdcc/
Of which I end it with my workaround to the problem. However, I would
love it if jqModal were updated to handle this without my workaround.
On Oct 21, 7:26 am, Brice
The hover method requires two arguments; an error will be thrown on
blur if the second argument is omitted. The first argument is a
function to be executed on mouseover, the second, a function to be
executed on mouseout.
By the looks of things, you do not require an action on mouseout, and
if
All,
is it just me or is the current plugin build file somewhat broken?
Whenever I try to minify and pack a file I get the following error:
js: uncaught JavaScript runtime exception: TypeError: Cannot read
property 0.0 from null
Java Result: 3
Does anybody know what is going on?
--Klaus
Hi,
i'm working on a song-ticker for a non-commercial radio station. Now the
following code is supposed to call a script which reads the current song out
of a database and displays it:
script language=javascript
function get_tracklist(){
$.get(
...
success : function(html){
$(html).find('#mydiv').appendTo('#content');
}
...
On Oct 20, 11:43 pm, brobro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
if I use $.ajax() to fetch a file. Would it be possible to search throught
that file for a certain element and use that?
like
Jack, he actually says all links in a paragraph with id 'para', so
using $('#para a') is perfectly correct.
On Oct 21, 8:43 pm, Jack Killpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see via other replies that the .text() instead of .text issue has been
resolved, but maybe worth pointing out, too (though
Remove 'position:relative;' from your #headerphoto css.
On Oct 21, 10:05 pm, MichaelEvangelista [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
just a thought, probably better ways -
but could you use the same css() to set 'background:none' at the same time
you trigger the slideup?
--
--
Michael Evangelista,
Hi. I meant to recommend against using the same id for more than one DOM
node. I know the selector will work and that dup id's usually don't
cause any new headaches, but I've also debugged pages where someone has
used the same id more than once for different things, leading to
unexpected
Sorry to bump (and for the double post), but I was really hoping to
get this working. I'm trying to sort links alphabetically by their
text content. I'd really like to be able to hold on to the jQuery
object element reference after sorting the links. Can anyone give me a
hand?
Cheers.
On Oct
ahhhI see that I left a word out here...ooof:
(though affecting your issue)
I meant to say though *not* affecting your issue. Nine lashes with a
wet noodle.
- Jack
Jack Killpatrick wrote:
Hi. I meant to recommend against using the same id for more than one
DOM node. I know the
Hi Jeffrey,
I took a look at your page, and the only thing that is off for me (in
FF 2.0.x Mac) is the $(document).width() and $('body').width() -- and
that's because of a bug in FF that had a hack in Dimensions to work
around it, which didn't go into core because it was too hackish.
When making a GET call via jQuery.ajax, jQuery 1.2.1 adds a URL
parameter named '_' (the single underscore character) whose value is
the current time stamp. I'm not sure I understand why, and in any
case, this caused me some grief when I tried to use it in a Facebook
app. The reason is that the
That parameter is added when you set the 'cache' property to false. Are you
doing that?
--Erik
On 10/21/07, M. A. Sridhar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When making a GET call via jQuery.ajax, jQuery 1.2.1 adds a URL
parameter named '_' (the single underscore character) whose value is
the
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