If available to you, one solution is to do an ajax call to a local server
page that then pulls the data from the remote site.
JK
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please post a link, jqModal works fine on all recent browsers so the error
is probably to be found in your markup / css / js.
On Dec 28, 2007 2:12 AM, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Definitely let the list know if you figure out what's going on; I use
jqModal but I don't have IE7 to
Another option would be to use the step into and step out debug commands.
Step into (F11) the css command, and if you don't want to follow it all the
way down, step out of it, then step in (F11 again) to the slideDown command.
JK
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$.fn.exists = function() { return this.length0; };
Voila. Add it to your code and you're good to go. Personally I'm used to
the length property and so don't need an exists, but if you want one, here
it is.
JK
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From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi John,
Thanks for the answer. I´ll poste the two code, I´m using.
First code ==
...
var IM_COURSE = {};
...
IM_COURSE.createMenu = function() {
$.ajax({
type: 'GET',
url: '../assets/menu.xml',
dataType: (
Hi, all, (especially Klaus, if you're around).
Can the Tab 3 plug-in be used to do the following?
- I want to have an area at the top of a page showing photos rotating via
the Innerfade
plug-in
- When I mouseover a tab created by Tab 3, I'd like for the information
display to slide
yeah and what was the problem???
On Dec 27, 8:23 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Solved sorry
was my stupid error
Andrea
On Dec 27, 12:30 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi ,
i am using teh following code
$('.cfjq_cluetip').cluetip({
sticky:false,
I believe you are picturing a static web page though. In my case, my
application is a single page that get's heavily modified on the fly as
it is used. I'm adding and removing elements to my page at various
times. These elements have their own behaviors that need to be applied.
So it is
Hi all:
I am working on a client project and I'd like to get some input on using
JQuery with a RESTful web service I'm also building. The technical upshot is
I am adding a better UI for assigning predefined tags to for the Drupal CMS
v5.x using MySQL and PHP 4.4.7.
At an abstract level I have
Hello,
What is the best way to integrate https://access.e-mis.co.uk/ within
my site? At the present, users are simply given a link to the site and
that is it, but I was wondering if it will be possible to open this
link within a Modal, then the user logs in, makes the appointment...
updates their
Hello,
What is the best way to integrate https://access.e-mis.co.uk/ within
my site? At the present, users are simply given a link to the site and
that is it, but I was wondering if it will be possible to open this
link within a Modal, then the user logs in, makes the appointment...
updates their
Josh Nathanson wrote:
well as many other jQuery newbies? Specifically, what signifigance
does jQuery's $() being like an array have, and even when
you use an
ID selector?
It is very significant -- in fact you could even say it is
one of the most important code-saving aspects of
That's what I'm suspecting right now. Unfortunately the problem page is
for an internal app, and has lots of employee data on it. So... I
can't easily post a sample. I'll see what I can cobble together though.
Thanks.
Shawn
Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
please post a link, jqModal
Hello,
What is the best way to integrate https://access.e-mis.co.uk/ within
my site? At the present, users are simply given a link to the site and
that is it, but I was wondering if it will be possible to open this
link within a Modal, then the user logs in, makes the appointment...
updates their
I've just posted up a plugin a wrote a couple of months ago for a
personal project that allows del.icio.us like tag suggestions - i.e.
as the user types, suggested tags appear which they can click on or
press tab to select.
I think it's an important feature if you've got tagging on your site
Splitting up the lines helps visually, and Firebug will step to each
line. However, even without splitting them up, you can step-in, step-
out, step-in, step-out on any chained line, and Firebug will happily
step into and out of each method.
That said, jQuery makes it quite possible to
Hello,
What is the best way to integrate https://access.e-mis.co.uk/ within
my site? At the present, users are simply given a link to the site and
that is it, but I was wondering if it will be possible to open this
link within a Modal, then the user logs in, makes the appointment...
updates their
In the end, it isn't in the spirit of things to add a core function $
('#someid').exists() when $('#someid').is('*') happens to do the
job already (and it's shorter too!).
When you're minifying to 10kb, you don't want redundancy.
It might sound strange, but (for me) it is actually pretty rare
Hello,
What is the best way to integrate https://access.e-mis.co.uk/ within my
site? At the present, users are simply given a link to the site and that
is it, but I was wondering if it will be possible to open this link
within a Modal, then the user logs in, makes the appointment... updates
Is there a particular problem that you are trying to debug?
No, it just seems the pattern I find for practically every debug session I
encounter, both for Javascript/jQuery and for Drupal/PHP development.
In the beginning, I would put console.log in the callbacks (if the method
had one)
For quickie debugging to FIrebug, you could define
$.fn.log = function { console.log(this); return this;};
and now you've got a chainable log that you can put anywhere in the
chain:
$('p').log().css('color', 'red').log().slideDown()
etc.
I haven't tested this (I'm sitting in front of IE 7) but
in such case, a fast way is to use the browser save as.. function, then trim
all sensitive data in notepad... and upload that trimmed version for all to see
:)
other than that, make sure your page validates html and css.
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From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Sorry, to send this so many times ;(
I think I have it fixed now, I am using iFrame within the page.
I'm sorry for my late response, have to get used to these newsgroups.
In IE7 it works the way it was intended, yet in FireFox it's doesn't
work correctly. the first time when it should go to the next tab, it
reloads the first instead :S
On 7 dec, 13:00, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On
Other than the $('#id').hide() example, you aren't going to
get very far when a selection fails, and it will make debugging a
little weird if you don't throw an error at some point.
What is erroneous about selecting no elements?
Here is an example of using chaining to significantly reduce
Ryura,
You don't need to use getJSON but you do need to find out exactly how the
JSONP service you are using expects the callback function to be specified in
the URL. The echo you provided shows that the service you are calling is
not prepending the JSON encoded object with the name of the
Hi all!
I am new using jQuery and I would like to ask you guys if somebody knows
how to solve my problem. I supose that is very simple, but I don't know
how to do it.
Here we go:
I am using tabs plugin to do a menu with three tabs. Inside of each tab
there is an accordeon menu.
When I
First off... great work on the Cycle plugin. I have a set of rotating
logos using Cycle and it works and looks great on FireFox, but IE7 has
one problem. The logo images are indented to the right about 100px.
If I remove all the images but one, then the image goes back to the
left just like on
I failed to mention the problem was in Firefox 2
After searching here I see this has been a problem for others trying
to use plugins in iframes loaded via thickbox. One post mentioned a
bug in FF if the iframe was hidden when the content was loaded.
The fix is to modify thickbox to display the
You are right! It works.
I don't know what I was doing. Maybe some char missing on the
selector...
Thanks you all people.
I'm doing amazing things with JQuery!!! :D
It Rocks!!!
On Dec 27, 11:06 am, Strija [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You must be doing something wrong, because this works great:
Hi,
I read the ajax-function about JSONP-Support and read the following:
// Handle JSONP Parameter Callbacks
if ( s.dataType == jsonp ) {
if ( s.type.toLowerCase() == get ) {
if ( !s.url.match(jsre) )
Hi all,
I'm new to jQuery so please pardon the hazy subject line.
Please see the code below:
function callback_function(xml){
// this function is called after an ajax post request, using jQuery
1.2.1
//the xml returned does have a test tag (which the alert shows)
alert(xml); // this line
For the slide down, wouldn't setting your area to position: absolute,
then positioning it, hiding it, and finally calling .slideDown() on it
do the trick?
It would seem to me that your difficulties here are more CSS based than
jQuery based (I'm dealing with this type of issue myself regarding
Jeffrey Kretz wrote:
Another option would be to use the step into and step out
debug commands. Step into (F11) the css command, and
if you don't want to follow it all the way down, step out of
it, then step in (F11 again) to the slideDown command.
I hadn't considered that because I have
Google continues to leverage jQuery, this time using the jQuery UI
Datepicker plugin:
http://code.google.com/events/add/
Congrats Marc! You must be a proud daddy! ;)
Rey
I posted my reaction to the news:
http://marcgrabanski.com/article/96/Google-Uses-UI-Datepicker/
Thanks for letting everyone know, Rey.
On Dec 28, 3:37 pm, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Google continues to leverage jQuery, this time using the jQuery UI
Datepicker plugin:
Nice work, on IE6 the suggested tags are not in the middle of the input
but are pushed a bit down.
I noticed a 404 message for the ajax example.
-- David
Remy Sharp schreef:
I've just posted up a plugin a wrote a couple of months ago for a
personal project that allows del.icio.us like tag
Danny wrote:
For quickie debugging to FIrebug, you could define
$.fn.log = function { console.log(this); return this;};
and now you've got a chainable log that you can put anywhere in the
chain:
$('p').log().css('color', 'red').log().slideDown() etc.
I haven't tested this (I'm sitting
Mike wrote:
That said, jQuery makes it quite possible to reduce an entire
application to a single line of code. Please resist this temptation,
or if you cannot, split up the statements as Benjamin has shown :)
Yeah, I've often thought writing an app as a single line of code was a
rather
Thanks for the feedback, Shawn.
I was thinking exactly the same thing concerning the
absolutely positioned photo area. Positioning the rotating
photo area would take it out of the DOM flow and allow other
elements, e.g. the menu drop-down area to stay on top.
Thanks for the code, as well. It
hi, i would like to achieve the following effect:
when the page loads , 3 images loaded with an array fade out
subsequently on top of the page then disapear, this is the only code
i've come up with, any help is really apreciated.
script
$(document).ready(function(){
$(window).load(
Hello,
I am using the ClueTip plugin for the first time, and I'm loving it.
However, I am having difficulty with positioning whenever I supply both
'topOffset' and 'width' as arguments. One without the other works just
fine, but together, 'topOffset' is totally ignored.
On Nov 17, 6:40 am, Leandro Vieira Pinho [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Released the 0.4 version of jQuerylightBoxplugin.
Now we have a cutomizable keyboard support.
Take a look here and see the news.
http://leandrovieira.com/projects/jquery/lightbox/
Regards
On Oct 24, 7:47 pm, Sam
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Hi,
this one is easy ... your #groupBox stays hidden, you never set it back to
visible.
$(#groupBox).css(display, none);
luxx
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I usually have my jQuery code near the end of the BODY tag. However,
this app I'm working on requires many ajax call to inject certain tab
into the DOM, with each tag needing their own jQuery code. Can the
jquery code be inside the ajax requested page so that I can seperate
the JS code, and put
Okay, I don't know if this is playing a role in my issue or not, but
it now seems that it might be. Hopefully the jQuery experts can set
me straight. This is the actual block that I was using. Note that
there are -two- rules (is that even the right term?) for the
'.cluetip-wide' class; one by
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