The following code works perfectly fine:
1. Checks if a certain textarea exists.
2. Adds an input box straight after it.
3. Counts the number of characters in the textarea either (a) when it
becomes available or (b) on the keyup event.
$(textarea#MessageBody)
.after(input
This is all you need inside the change() function...
$('#' + $('option:selected', this).attr('class')).show();
On Nov 5, 1:38 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('div.hidden').hide();
$('#node-58
ready() is a replacement for window.onload and is therefore only
intended to be used against document.
$(document.ready(){
// jquery code goes inside the ready()...
// eg .
$(textarea#MessageBody)
.after(input id=\CharCounter\/)
.each(function(){CharCounter(this);})
That's right,
FX/Enchant will feature class animations as well as stylesheet
animations. You can already test class animations if you check out
trunk/fx.
On Nov 4, 10:46 pm, Benjamin Sterling
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sean, I actually think it will be in the fx library, but I could be wrong.
David,
If You try the jqGrid before, please try to clear the Cache in FF. I
have updated the jqGrid on 04/11.
Tony
On 4 Ноем, 16:09, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i use jqgrid for test,but i have this error:
uncaught exception: Permission denied to call method
XMLHttpRequest.open when
I've updated my code since the previous post, here's where I'm at -
though it still doesn't work! I think the problem is around my each()
function call?
script type='text/javascript'
$(document).ready(function() {
$('div.hidden').hide();
I have been doing some dynamic things with accordion and have found
some areas that don't work. After some rather extensive debugging it
appears
that the problem lies in jQuery.
I'm doing some very dynamics things with the content that lives in the
accordion. The problems I've found seem to
Hi.
I have a reference to 'this', which is a href tag. This href contains
as the only child a image. I want to select only this image, to
modify his src attribute.
This works:
// 'e' is my reference to 'this'
var i = $(e).children();
$(i).attr({src: path/to/image});
But i think
Wizzud that is _exactly_ what I was looking for! Thank-you!
I see this being particularly useful for storing references to other
DOM elements.
For example to store a reference on each paragraph to it's previous
sibling:
!-- HTML --
pItem 1/p
pItem 2/p !-- save ref to item 1 --
Perhaps this:
$('img',e).attr({src: path/to/image});
Where img is the tag for your image and the comma ',' after the 'img'
indicates that this selector is relative to 'e' (i.e. inside it).
BTW there is no such beast as a href tag - href is an attribute of
an a tag.
In the same way 'src' is an
Mark,
I have been doing some dynamic things with accordion and have found
some areas that don't work. After some rather extensive debugging it
appears
that the problem lies in jQuery.
I'm doing some very dynamics things with the content that lives in the
accordion. The problems I've found
Am 05.11.2007 um 14:02 schrieb boermans:
Perhaps this:
$('img',e).attr({src: path/to/image});
Brilliant.
And of course you are right - href is likewise src an attribute, not
a tag ;) typo...
thx a lot
Olaf
Hi,
I've tried a few varieties, but I can't get the ClueTip to show up on more
than one instance of a class in a page. I'm using the first JTip example
and code from the demo with no luck. Did I miss anything?
Using class=jt in various a href calls with the following jQuery:
That's pretty funny. Whomever designed this site isn't really thinking that
smart. They're using jQuery AND Prototype. Most likely just using jQuery to
be able to use Thickbox. Why not just use Lightbox then and save yourself
the load of jQuery?
andy
-Original Message-
From:
This is fixed in the latest SVN.
--
Brandon Aaron
On Nov 4, 8:48 pm, tim connor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When a page is unloaded, jQuery is not unbinding any bound events
causing a memory leak in IE6.
Below is a very simple test page. If it is opened in IE6 you can see
the memory usage
@Micha - If you look closer at popwincal the differences, I think
it's a bit more complicated than that. I agree with Graeme - the thing
I like best about popwincal is the simpler/slicker header area, mainly
the fact that popwincal fits the important date controls onto one,
clean thin control
Hello,
I am using the jquery and te sortable plugin. The sortable items are
dics that contain object and embed tags to a flash file.
In FF when I drag the divs around the flash movie appears smooth and
as you would expect.
However in IE 6 and IE7 when I drag the div around the flash movie
will
Hello,
I am using the jquery and te sortable plugin. The sortable items are
dics that contain object and embed tags to a flash file.
In FF when I drag the divs around the flash movie appears smooth and
as you would expect.
However in IE 6 and IE7 when I drag the div around the flash movie
will
Is anyone using Dojo jQuery together? If so, are there any issues?
Sorry Wizzud, but your code didn't works either, the checkbox is
checked every time.
I have also try in different way like this and this make me crazy !:
function myToggle(toggleElem, showHideElem){
var showHide = $(showHideElem);
$(toggleElem).toggle(
What I love is the bullocks (I've been watching too much Gordon
Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares) these guys have (http://thinslice.net/)
have, from their website:
Crap. The stuff that so many web experts hurl at their clients without
mercy.
They promise style, they promise substance. But
I also have tried, like you suggested, to use the .each() function.
function myToggle(toggleElem, showHideElem){
var showHide = $(showHideElem);
$(toggleElem).toggle(
function(){ showHide.show('slow');},
function(){ showHide.hide('slow');}
Just use the minified version and send it over the wire gzipped and be
done with it.
The eval of packed jQuery does take some time, so even if the file is
cached it probably will be slightly slower than the cached minified
variation.
Check this out:
jQuery and Dojo are both in the interop camp (one global object; no
modifying native objects) so it should be fine :)
Sent from my iPhone
On Nov 5, 2007, at 7:08 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is anyone using Dojo jQuery together? If so, are there any issues?
Hi Jörn! Is 1.1.2 out yet?
Thanks
On Oct 18, 11:08 pm, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wattaka schrieb: I think something went wrong with the code merging
The metadata had a bugix a while back, it was just named metadata.js
instead of jquery.metadata
The validation plugin has
I'm a little confused about jquery and prototype's hide/show methods.
In the prototype api,
it says that Element.show cannot display elements hidden via CSS
stylesheets. Note that this is not a Prototype limitation but a
consequence of how the CSS display property works.
I know that if you set
Here is is... pretty big, but this is all of it.
div style=border: 1px dotted rgb(108, 123, 139); margin: 0px;
padding: 0px; text-align: center; font-family: Arial; font-style:
normal; font-variant: normal; font-weight: normal; font-size: 14px;
line-height: 1.2em; font-size-adjust: none;
I have a header file that includes the jquery.js and a custom.js in
all of my pages. In the custom.js what is the best way to switch
between current pages.
For example if index page loads do this if contact page loads do
that. i have a unique id in the body of each page. But can't seem to
find
Has anyone been seeing the following in the firefox error console when
sorting a tablesorter:
parsers[i] has no properties line:482
It happens whenever a sort is run (on init, user input, or ajax). I
assumed it was my custom parsers, so I removed them from my code but
I'm still getting this
Well, I figured it out but had to do a bit of reworking and
compromising. I'm now calling all the needed pages upfront using
load() instead of putting them in the click() handler. The solution is
not the most efficient but it's a good starting place. If anyone has a
better way I'd love to see it.
I've uploaded an example, try drag the box containing the flash game
in IE
http://weeatbricks.com/test/sortable_flash.html
Thanks
Jamie
On Nov 5, 2:10 pm, jamietssg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am using the jquery and te sortable plugin. The sortable items are
dics that contain
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to figure out if I'm doing something wrong or if there's a
bug in jCarousel.
The number of items in my jcarousel is dynamic, and i have a 'live
filtering' feature on the client side too, so the number of items may
change in runtime, and the only working way I've gotten
Just realized the whole eq(0) thing is the issue. Time to brush up on
jQuery...
On Nov 5, 8:25 pm, Ben Hays [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've tried a few varieties, but I can't get the ClueTip to show up on more
than one instance of a class in a page. I'm using the first JTip example
and
Hi Joe,
Are you passing any sorter options to tablesorter?
/christian
2007/11/5, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Has anyone been seeing the following in the firefox error console when
sorting a tablesorter:
parsers[i] has no properties line:482
It happens whenever a sort is run
It happens when i load the page and scroll down before i click any of
the tabs. The 3rd tab of the group is the one that always bounces the
page(way more than the others) to the scroll height it chooses.
Strange right?
Each of the divs associated with Tabs can be of varying lengths. Are
there
I too would like to get an idea of the use of History/Remote and Live
Query. I don't know if I can divorce Live Query from my existing
solution, so I very much need to have an idea of how to use these two
plugins together successfully.
If anyone has any insight, no matter how small, I'd love to
Hi Everyone,
First time poster on this group. We use JSON for various projects and
one thing I am beginning to implement are some Jquery lightbox
effects.
Well, sure enough Jquery and JSON don't play nice in this regard. If I
try one of the JSON No Augmenting JS files out on the web, that
If you're just checking for the presence of an element with and ID,
you can use .length, but it should be inside the document ready:
$(document).ready(function() {
if ( $('#home').length ) {
// insert code here
}
});
Another, slightly unconventional, way of doing this is to wrap
Basically, what I want to do is find the first element that matches
either class1 OR class2. However, using the syntax from the subject
line:
var $jqElem = $('.class1,.class2').filter(':first');
$jqElem is always the first element that has class1 (i.e., the first
class specified), rather
Your issue doesn't actually have anything to do with the filter, it's
the selection. $('.class1,.class2') selects all class1, then all
class2. So even if class2 appears before class1, class one will still
get selected first (since you specified it first in the selector), and
your filter will
Yeah, it was a bit thoughtless of me to suggest it (tired!).
Try this instead...(untested)...
function myToggle(toggleElem, showHideElem){
var showHide = $(showHideElem);
$(toggleElem).toggle(
function(){ showHide.show('slow'); toggleElem.checked = !
toggleElem.checked; },
No, just zebra:
$(#example).tablesorter({widgets: ['zebra']});
Previously I was using the following:
headers: {0: {sorter: false},
3: {sorter: 'cut'},
5: {sorter: 'clarity'},
6: {sorter: 'generic'},
7: {sorter: 'generic'},
9: {sorter:
Hi Bryan,
We had this problem as well. The solution was to use jQuery's JSON
functions $.toJSON() .parseJSON() instead of those built into the JSON
library.
Matt Penner
-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Bryank
Sent: Monday,
Works good. Thanks a lot Karl. I appreciate your help =]
Galen
On Nov 5, 12:56 pm, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you're just checking for the presence of an element with and ID,
you can use .length, but it should be inside the document ready:
$(document).ready(function() {
On Nov 5, 5:53 pm, Carl Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I too would like to get an idea of the use of History/Remote and Live
Query. I don't know if I can divorce Live Query from my existing
solution, so I very much need to have an idea of how to use these two
plugins together
On Nov 5, 5:10 pm, pigeonpoop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It happens when i load the page and scroll down before i click any of
the tabs. The 3rd tab of the group is the one that always bounces the
page(way more than the others) to the scroll height it chooses.
Strange right?
Each of the divs
Is there a good reason why placing scripts at the bottom of a page is
a bad idea?
By placing them in the head all javascript files must be downloaded
before the rest of the page can render. This seems odd since most of
the time the javascript needs to wait for the page to be loaded
anyway. Other
Hi, I'm trying to target the closets instance of an element with a
class name target but I'm having trouble figuring out how to do this.
So given this HTML
p class=targethow are you?/p
phello/p
p class=targethow are you?/p -- want to target this paragraph
pI am fine/p
div
div
.find() only searches down the tree (so child elements of .btn). You may
need some combination of .parents() or .siblings().
Cheers,
-Jonathan
On 11/5/07, nemozob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to target the closets instance of an element with a
class name target but I'm having
Try something like:
function () {
// get all table ancestors
var tables = $(this).parents('table');
// get the inner-most table
var table = $(tables[tables.length-1]);
$('.extended', table).toggleClass('hidden');
}
Alternately, you could just use dom traversal:
On Nov 6, 9:05 am, Sean Catchpole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a good reason why placing scripts at the bottom of a page is
a bad idea?
The bad practice here is that where you place the script shouldn't
really matter. Your scripts should usually be made non-intrusive
enough to wait for
Not true. Browsers usually pull linked files in asynchronously.
Not scripts. All script elements are evaluated in order as the
document is loaded. How else would you be able to have script
dependencies? :-)
If you're using jQuery 1.2, you can do it like this:
$(.btn).click(function(){
$(this).parent().prevAll(.target:first).css('color','red');
});
--Karl
On Nov 5, 2007, at 3:18 PM, Jonathan Sharp wrote:
.find() only searches down the tree (so child elements of .btn).
You may need some
After upgrading to jquery 1.2.1 I'm getting the error above on a
regular basis. Has anyone else seen this?
Hi,
I need to control my accordion from outside, i.e. I need to be able
to open a specific part on some event.
I have came up with this:
jQuery.fn.accordion = function ()
{
this.find('dd:not(:first)').hide();
return this.each(function()
{
I was just looking through the code noticed my a config option to
turn off the day-of-the-week links feature request is already
implemented. Nice! I missed it in the option documentation.
On Nov 5, 8:59 am, wick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
@Micha - If you look closer at popwincal the
Sean Catchpole wrote:
Is there a good reason why placing scripts at the bottom of a page is
a bad idea?
By placing them in the head all javascript files must be downloaded
before the rest of the page can render. This seems odd since most of
the time the javascript needs to wait for the page
Hey Klaus, Great plugin!..
..OK, I'm using 2.7.3. There are no callbacks. Firebug shows no
errors. And the page scrolling/jumping happens on all browsers :(
I thought this was the most recent version.. You just released Tabs 3
about a week ago it seems. Ha!. Let me give that a try..
On Nov 5,
I tried to update to Tabs 3 just now. I just selected 'Tabs' from the
UI downloader but i got 2 errors when i tried to use this file instead
of the tabs 2.7 file. Something about $.ui has no properties. I then
took the JS from your Tabs 3 demo page to try instead. That got rid of
the js errors
Thanks Klaus. Incidentally, is there a way to--somehow!--use the
history/remote plugin while using one's own Ajax code? I've got a
fully built system in place, and the only thing missing is the history
bits. Any suggestions?
--Carl
On Nov 5, 12:29 pm, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On
Hi,
I'm using AJAX to update data in my database. Right now I'm using this
code:
[code]
function accept(id, action){
var indicator =
document.getElementById(indicator).style;
var naamInput = document.getElementById('naam');
Thank you for the explanation and the suggestion, but elements are
already (potentially) sporting multiple classes, due to multiple types
of validation occurring on the fields.
Oversimplified pseudo-psuedocode example:
//
// begin code
//
if (requiredField $.trim(requiredField.val()).length ==
Cheers for that!
It doesn't work though. I should point out that the divs with the IDs
are elsewhere in the document, not near the select - but that
shouldn't matter should it?
Is there some way I can debug it to print out the ID so I can make
sure it's doing what I want it to do?
On Nov 5,
Your issue doesn't actually have anything to do with the filter, it's
the selection. $('.class1,.class2') selects all class1, then all
class2.
This totally explains why I have the issue, and I thank you for
describing it. I expected the select element statement to behave
something
$(document).ready(function(){
$(a).click(function () {
$(#info+id).slideUp(slow);
});
});
For some reason I can't get the ID of the link I just updated. Any
Idea how to do this?
Unless id is a global variable it is undefined in your click handler.
You could simply
Thanks. This works. I realized what I'm really trying to do is find
the first instance of '.target' regardless of whether it's a parent or
sibling. Is this possible? The script you suggested will only find it
if it's a sibling of the parent.
Thoughts?
On Nov 5, 1:23 pm, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL
Oh got it, nevermind.
On Nov 6, 9:06 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cheers for that!
It doesn't work though. I should point out that the divs with the IDs
are elsewhere in the document, not near the select - but that
shouldn't matter should it?
Is there some way I can debug
Here's a very slick calendar widget built on mootools:
http://moomonth.com/
Demo here:
http://moomonth.com/demo/index.html
It looks like it also has a number of handy additions to the Date
object that might be useful outside of mootools:
http://moomonth.com/docs/index.html
--Erik
Hi,
I think your code should work if you change the
$('tabs-content').load(content+' .entry');
to
$('.tabs-content').load(content+' .entry');
On Nov 4, 2:24 pm, ryanfitzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to create tabbed content (without a plugin for now)
via .load(). The initial page
I'm doing
$('#some').SlideInRight(500);
The effect is working, but after I start to get millions of the same
errors into console:
this.options.curAnim has no properties
../js/jquery-1.2.1.js
Line 2833
this.options.curAnim has no properties
../js/jquery-1.2.1.js
Line 2833
this.options.curAnim
That is really nice. Wonder who will bring the first jQuery version to
life?
On 11/5/07, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a very slick calendar widget built on mootools:
http://moomonth.com/
Demo here:
http://moomonth.com/demo/index.html
It looks like it also has a number
I'm using javascript and Jquery to dynamically create an input button
and attempt to respond to a click even for that button. Unfortunately,
I can't get the click handler to work. I am creating the button like
this:
var removeButton = document.createElement(INPUT);
removeButton.type = button;
This is filed as Ticket #1598, and supposedly it is fixed in release
1.2.1 version. But I still couldn't get it work with 1.2.1. until I
patched the JQuery with the patch submitted for Ticket #1698.
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1698. Does anyone know if this bug has
been fixed or not in release
var removeButton = document.createElement(INPUT);
removeButton.type = button;
removeButton.value = Remove;
$(removeButton).addClass(removeButtonClass);
$(myDiv).append(removeButton);
My event handler looks like this:
$(function(){
$(.removeButtonClass).click(function() {
My guess is that when you dynamically create a new button, the click
event handler won't be bound to it. So if you use livequery plugin, it
may work. Something like this:
$(function(){
$(.removeButtonClass).livequery('click', function() {
alert(handler worked);
})
The following code works fine on small tables:
$(table tbody
tr).mouseover(function(){$(this).addClass(over);}).mouseout(function(){$(this).removeClass(over);});
But on tables with 5,000-10,000 rows, it throws the A script on this
page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You
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