Hey there, newbie here...
Still getting a grasp on jQuery, so I'm probably overthinking or extra-
typing...
Anyway, I have 2 select boxes. I can populate SelectA with items from
a database, move the items from selectA to selectB and back again by
clicking add and remove...
BASIC CODE (HTML):
div
Hi ,
please check this:
http://jsbin.com/oququ3/6/edit
As you can see:
- sortable list works
- accordion works
...but:
- POPUP 'update' does not come
what could be wrong here?
regards
Rafal
Hi ,
please check this:
http://jsbin.com/oququ3/6/edit
As you can see:
- sortable list works
- accordion works
...but:
- POPUP 'update' does not come
what could be wrong here?
regards
Rafal
Hi ,
please check this:
http://jsbin.com/oququ3/6/edit
As you can see:
- sortable list works
- accordion works
...but:
- POPUP 'update' does not come
what could be wrong here?
regards
Rafal
Hi ,
please check this:
http://jsbin.com/oququ3/6/edit
As you can see:
- sortable list works
- accordion works
...but:
- POPUP 'update' does not come
what could be wrong here?
regards
Rafal
In your example, you have two calls to $('#elements').sortable().
The second one has the update event added, but the first (the one which
creates the sortable) doesn't. If you add the update handler to the
first call, it works OK.
on 23/02/2010 08:26 rafald said::
Hi ,
please check this:
Hi Peter,
Indeed! It works ;-) THANKS!
It was enough to remove line with $(#elements).sortable();
So, what is the right place to put:
$(#elements).sortable();
?
in my example:
the first place was outside $(document).ready(function()
the second place (where I added event) was inside $
Hi
When I checked the google forum for jQuery I was told its not
monitored anymore. Instead of this another forum is proposed.
So few days ago I created a post here:
http://forum.jquery.com/topic/send-xml-to-the-server-gets-type-mismatch-error-in-ie-though-works-fine-with-firefox
This is for the
No problem,
$(document).ready(function(){
});
and
$(function(){
});
are the same - both will run whatever you have in them when the DOM is
ready - the second is just a kind of shorthand for the (much easier to
read) first. Docs:
.ready()
http://api.jquery.com/ready/
$(callback)
has anyone used JQPRINT?
I know it looks really simple, but how do you call the function with a
link?
Erik
Use the ROUNDIES script for IE7, which is really easy. I personally
don't care for IE8 so I convert IE8 to work like IE7 by placing the
following tag under the head:
meta content=IE=7 http-equiv=X-UA-Compatible
I have simple document:
script
$(document).load(function(){
alert('Document loaded')}
);
$(document).ready(function(){
alert('Document ready')}
);
$(document).live('load', function(){
alert('Document loaded (live)')}
);
/script
But from 3 attached events on page load fired only one -
On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 2:20 AM, xstaceyamayx sta...@staceymay.com wrote:
Anyway, I have 2 select boxes. I can populate SelectA with items from
a database, move the items from selectA to selectB and back again by
clicking add and remove...
Change your HTML to look something like this:
div
I'm building a select from a java Resultset for a given userID.
Where the value for the options are a recordD for each record in the
Resultset.
On loading of the page, it gets a userID and recordD from session.
If recordD=null then it uses the first record from the Resultset.
So the select
What are roundies?
- Original Message -
From: Erik eriks...@mac.com
To: jQuery (English) jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 10:50 AM
Subject: [jQuery] Re: FOUND THE SOLUTION FOR ROUNDIES FOR IE8 !!
Use the ROUNDIES script for IE7, which is really easy.
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