I just put a new GridTable-Plugin online:
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/GridTable
Any comment appreciated,
Kai
hi,
i have similar problems like shawn: im requesting a service to return
internet-sources for a specific media-type, e.g. video - amazon.de,
amazon.com, imdb, ofdb, etc...
then i trigger a service for each source, reading and parsing the
source has a duration from 3-30 seconds so there is no
I think you have to
display: block and
float: left the labels in a div container
div style=clear:both
label style=display: block; float:left;
input ...
/div
// store selector-results in variables and reuse
$sel = $('.foo-class')
$sel.click
$sel.find('.bar')
$sel.somePlugin
// specify selectors as hard as possible
$('body div.foo div.bar a.foobar')
is more specific and significantly faster than
$('a.foobar')
// use the scope
no, do a window.open() on the excel.php-url ...
XHR is not meant to involve user-interaction (open/save) on unknown
mime-types.
Hello,
as everything Ajax-related is (mostly) asynchronous every response is
handled using callbacks.
I often have the problem that to do action A I have to initialize
multiple components on the page (if not initialized yet), then fire 1-
n ajax calls, waiting for the callback and so on.
this
On 5 Mrz., 15:40, J Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wouldn't nesting the methods work? e.g.
unfortunately not as some methods have to be invoked in parallel.
generally exactly this nesting looks fine with no real code behind
but it is just cruel if you imagine having error-handling, rollbacks
Much like how jquery keeps the javascript out of the HTML, it's so
much cleaner to keep PHP out of the HTML as well.
Have a look at the Smarty templating system for PHP. It's awesome.
that's absolutely pointless, to start a new templating-engine-for-php-
rant ... ;)
php itself is a
On 5 Mrz., 16:51, Jonny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that the people who are asking this
question (through me) are not wanting to load a heavy js library
(Jquery), so the advice below won't really work :(
quite dangerous to call jquery heavy in this group, as it's one of
the biggest
On 5 Mrz., 04:47, jquertil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
probably wont work though - maybe better to have the PHP script return
a boolean true or false or 1 and 0 and then making sure your response
type is value.
i'm also using a boolean identifier like
ACK = true, or ACK = false in the
I think the OP is adding elements to the dom, and then wondering why
the events for the new elements aren't working.
you're looking for the fabulous livequery plugin:
http://brandonaaron.net/docs/livequery/
so long,
kai
On 31 Jan., 13:17, howa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let's say I have to make a user customizable front page, e.g. There
are multiple blocks within a page (e.g. sports, news, finance, game
etc), users would be able to choose their preferences (Something
similar to Yahoo or iGoogle), they might
hello,
i am having problems to rebind the hover event on table-rows, the
unbinding works just fine but the hovering does not work anymore, the
hover does not get bound again.
snippet:
code
// hover
this.table.find('tbody
in the current jquery-version 1.2 you have to unbind mouseenter and
mouseleave.
code
this.table.find(' tbody
tr').unbind('hover').unbind('mouseenter').unbind('mouseleave').removeClass('gt-
hover')
/code
anyone any hint please?
at least a comment if this *should* work?
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/fieldselection
hth, kai
i think encapsulating your whole code with parantheses wont work
( $('*').livequery(function(){ . } ).andThen
you may use a plugin like this:
div class=rating1/div
div class=rating2/div
div class=rating3/div
$.fn.andThen = function(cb) {
cb.call(this);
return this;
}
i forgot,with an normal each (not using livequery) and a jquery-
plugin, it works
$.fn.andThen = function(cb) {
cb.call(this);
return this;
}
$(document).ready(function() {
$('div.rating').each(function() {
$('#log').append(li + $(this).text() +
read the livequery-docs, there is no signature like
livequery(String type, Function handler, Function anotherHandler)
quick untested:
var init = function() {
$(this).toggle(function(e) {
$(this).attr(src,images/btnReactivate.gif)
}, function(e) {
$(this).attr(src,images/btnDeactivate.gif)
if the scanner inputs its data into a textarea or something
form id=frminput type=text id=barcode value=scanner-input /
/form
intercept form-submit, usually triggered by enter on an text-input
$('#frm').submit(function(e) {
alert( 'barcode: ' + $('#barcode').text() );
return false;
i cant see any difference in smoothness ...
this is pretty smart.
why not just use prototyping? thats what jscript is all about and
personally i think, its *the* best idea to add that feature.
i think the key-check is this: !s.url.indexOf(http)
file://foo/bar cant be requested via XHR, so script-tag is used...
On 22 Jan., 23:20, Kynn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I understand what the test at the top is testing for, but I don't understand
the policy implemented by the code that
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