appreciated J
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Michael Price
something like the above, or can the
Cycle plugin be made to do it?
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Michael Price
That would be absolutely perfect :D
Thanks!
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Michael Price
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:jquery...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Charlie Griefer
Sent: 30 September 2009 17:19
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] Re: jQuery plugin that can do the image
/1.3.2/jquery.min.js;
type=text/javascript/script
They're the same version so it might not matter - but it's worth removing
one of them since you don't need to load it twice anyway.
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Michael Price
-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:jquery
,
Michael Price
Hello again folks - as per usual, I managed to get this working five minutes
later! So never mind, but thanks if you were going to take a look at it J
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Michael Price
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:jquery...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Michael Price
Sent: 21 August
could make your form processing script return the next
page in it's response, parse for this and then use it - is that feasible?
SUBMIT FORM
PARSE RESPONSE WHICH WILL CONTAIN NEW PAGE URL IN IT
window.location = newPage;
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Michael Price
-Original Message-
From: jquery-en
, we're talking about jQuery 1.2.6 here.
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Michael Price
You can use either:
$(selector).text(New text);
Or
$(selector).html(New text);
Both also work as getters if you don't provide an argument:
theText = $(selector).text();
theHTML = $(selector).html();
Is this what you were after?
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Michael Price
-Original Message-
From: jquery
getting JS
errors at every turn. Vague errors like object expected when I'm
simplycalling a JS function that uses JQuery calls.
IEis very frustrating, they should just shoot it and put us out of
our misery.
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Michael Price
numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1.
Is there another way for me to do what I'm doing that will work properly
in IE as well as FF?
I'm using jQ 1.2.6 by the way.
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Michael Price
Thanks Rick, I'll check that out.
Meanwhile, my own testing has uncovered a possible cause, and it's an
odd one. If I comment out this line:
$(#materialol li:last).hide().fadeIn(fast);
The list items are numbered correctly!
Curiouser and curiouser..
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Michael Price
Rick
the
link's default action from being followed.
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Michael Price
Anyone got any ideas? This is now happening to one of our guys on any
site he visits that is using jQuery. Even interface.js got blocked at
one point..
Michael Price wrote:
Hi all,
Couple of lads in here using IE and Norton Antivirus 2009 have suddenly
had popups in our intranet
to be a false positive but now we've got two machines that won't run
jQuery as a result!
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Michael Price
as well - the only
difference is I'm on Firefox, not IE.
Appart from that: Norton is considered harmfull.
I know - like I said, not my choice :)
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Michael Price
can tell. Same PDF attack method as Norton claimed
in my original post.
Has Norton's latest update just completely screwed it up or something?
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Michael Price
Michael Price wrote:
Christof Donat wrote:
Hi,
Anyone got any ideas? This is now happening to one of our guys on any
site
but perhaps not. Is this an easy fix or is
there another one I can use?
All help appreciated :)
Regards,
Michael Price
Thank you both for your suggestions - I'll give them a try and see
what I come up with. The script in question takes about 5 minutes so
if I can get something going via your suggestions it'll keep people
happy :)
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Michael Price
and
update on screen.
Does this make sense, and is it possible?
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Michael Price
comparing
the categoryID child to the chosen categoryID - can I filter this using
jQuery so I don't have to do that?
This is my current code: http://pastebin.com/m236603b
All help appreciated. :)
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Michael Price
this adequately - all help would be greatly
appreciated. :)
Cycle won't handle that out of the box; you'd have to write a custom
transition. This page shows you how you can define your own
transitions:
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/cycle/adv2.html
Hi Mike,
I'll give that a shot - thanks! :)
Regards,
Michael
for achieving this?
The site is only on jQ 1.2.3 so compatibility needs to aim here.
Thanks :)
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Michael Price
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Take a look at this multipart form, it uses the accordion and custom
methods to split validation across parts:
http://jquery.bassistance.de/validate/demo/multipart/
I'll check that out - thanks :)
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Michael Price
the validator plugin? Say in this instance I only want to validate the
values in the top half
Is this easy to do? Thanks for any help :)
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Michael Price
not sure how we'd fetch
the co-ords of where they clicked? Just as X,Y pixels from the top left
of the image, nowt too clever.
$(#map).click(function() {
// WHAT GOES IN HERE?
}
Does anyone have any thoughts? All help much appreciated :)
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Michael Price
tlob wrote:
the docs are good for searching... so is google:
http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Mouse_Position
cheers
tlz
On May 30, 1:02 pm, Michael Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Working on something for a client at the moment - they have a map and
they want to pinpoint where
tlob wrote:
the docs are good for searching... so is google:
http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Mouse_Position
That did the trick, thanks :)
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Michael Price
a version or two behind on the plugin but I wondered what the
correct fix for this was? I'm thinking I might have the syntax wrong.
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Michael Price
() {
// MOUSEOVER HERE
},function() {
// MOUSEOUT HERE
});
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Michael Price
#...open_a_tab_in_a_new_window_instead.3F
On Apr 24, 2:30 pm, Michael Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a row of five tabs and I'm using Klaus' Tabs plugin to handle
them. I want four of them to use the standard tab functionality. The
fifth and final tab is actually a link to a different page
extension's AJAX functionality.
Is there a way the AJAX loading can be disabled so that the browser can
follow this link normally instead?
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Michael Price
ON MOUSE OVER, EXPAND DOWNWARD
So it's going from the top left corner. Is it possible to make the
animation run from the BOTTOM left corner?
LIKE THIS?
^
|
|
|
--
||
| XX |
||
-- ON MOUSE OVER, EXPANDS OUTWARD
All help gratefully received :)
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Michael Price
Karl Swedberg wrote:
I think this is just a matter of setting the image's CSS properties
properly. Instead of using a top property, use bottom:
img.someclass {
position: absolute;
bottom: 0;
left: 0;
}
Karl, that's brilliant. Works perfectly!
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Michael Price
DIV. Code for basic idea
follows:
$(.section).click(function() {
$(.section).removeClass(.highlight);
$(this).addClass(.highlight);
}
jQuery being what it is, there's bound to be a way of doing
this in one line, though :)
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Michael Price
to explain
things properly, I must say this in every post!)
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Michael Price
!
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Michael Price
error messages appear
underneath the boxes. Is there a way to tie both fields together so only
one message is displayed?
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Michael Price
- if they
then change their customer type I'd like to re-execute the last search,
and redisplay the results with the new price. What are people's
recommendations on the best way to go about doing this?
As ever, all help gratefully received :)
Regards,
Michael Price
starts at 4pm and it's 3pm now, your
server-side code feeds a variable to your JS saying there's an hour to
go and you take it from there?
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Michael Price
appreciated if
you can. :)
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Michael Price
- and that fixed the problem
there too!
My theory here is that if you look at the above snippets, the hidden
form elements in both cases had the names ProdID and SeriesName, so
they were already defined as variables and IE6 had a problem with
overwriting or reassigning them somehow?
Regards,
Michael
as I dimwittedly
removed it so I could get the form up. If anyone has an example of how
they've done something similar (or if there's a plugin kicking about)
I'd appreciate the help. Thanks!
Regards,
Michael Price
Hi Wizzud,
I'll give that a try - thanks! :)
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Michael Price
filtered to stop spam getting through?
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Michael Price
with
the jQuery 1.2.x API. You may need to find another plugin capable of
performing similar effects (jQuery UI eventually, maybe?). While I don't
know of any, I'm sure you'll get a few suggestions from people here.
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Michael Price
! :)
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Michael Price
can mod Thickbox to make this happen?
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Michael Price
to type in order to Google so never mind!
Thanks for pointing that out Andy, and thanks Leandro for the excellent
looking plugin!
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Michael Price
was at all upset by your
reply - it was funny that I'd ask a question right after someone had
posted the answer though. :)
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Michael Price
I need to buy
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Michael Price
problem. Try
taking the runat attribute out and see if it helps.
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Michael Price
#jQueryvalidatoraddMethodStringFunctionString
Hi Jorn,
Cheers for the tips, will give them a try! :)
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Michael Price
that
they are not just the default values. Either by doing exactly this
(preferable as I could re-use it), or checking they don't say Forename
or Surname would be fine. What would be the best way of going about
this? Thanks!
Regards,
Michael Price
.
Thanks for any help offered!
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Michael Price
contains test I want to change the
color of the first label.
If I'm understanding you right, once you have the ID you need, you could
find the associated label via:
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]).whatever().wherever();
Replacing test in the above with whatever the ID is.
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Michael Price
. I rarely do. :)
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Michael Price
- I've never actually seen any sites using Yahoo's
API - if I see a map, it's Google. If I MAKE a map, it's Google.
So, to sum up, another vote for Google here. :)
Regards,
Michael Price
Glen Lipka wrote:
Even though Ive been using jQuery for a while, I still go to this page
all the time.
http://docs.jquery.com/Selectors
I can't remember all of it by heart. :)
Near the bottom is has one like the one you wanted, $(p:gt(2))
So we just change it a little to $(li:gt(7)) and
Well, the old ways ARE dead to me now - I can't think of a situation
where I'll ever need to write regular old JavaScript again :)
But I DID look up eulogise before I posted just to make sure it would be
an appropriate word and I think, from the definitions I found, I got
away with it either
Javascript which I don't think actually involves jQuery at all, but hey.
Cool tutorial. :)
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Michael Price
but
this does NOT appear to be happening if the autofill fills in the box.
So to sum up, I need the autocomplete to populate the client ID when it
autofills the search box with the most appropriate option. Is this possible?
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Michael Price
although
evidently if the window has a scroll bar then clicking on the scroll bar
drags the window around the screen too! Will have to try and fix that
methinks.
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Michael Price
in Firefox but not in IE.
Is there a better approach to this?
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()
.not('.' + $(this).val() ).hide();
});
});
I'll give this a try, thanks. :)
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Michael Price
which offers similar functionality AND the ability to drag?
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Michael Price
Try:
$(#ID).val(New value);
And:
variablename = $(#ID).val();
To retrieve it.
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Michael Price
-7722567-3277224
http://amazon.com/ref=topnav_gw_/105-7722567-3277224
Hi Fred,
There's one in the Interface effects library as well:
http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos
You can see it demonstrated from the above link, near the bottom of the
Technical Demos list.
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Michael Price
in
the bottom list. If an item is dragged into the top list, any item
outside the top 3 moves down into the bottom list.
I've honestly got no idea where to start with this - can anyone provide
some tips?
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Michael Price
between the two
which prevent Catfish from working on newer versions of jQuery. This
isn't something anyone can fix unless someone takes over development of
the plugin or Matt, the original author, gets his website back online
and updates it himself.
Regards,
Michael Price
Su wrote:
When you go 24hours without reposting this question, I'll go digging
through the archive I'm pretty sure has a copy of it.
I sent him a version I had - not sure it was 1.3 though. The last
mention of it on Google was only 1.2 anyway.
Regards,
Michael Price
, Robert O'Rourke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Price wrote:
Hi,
Say I've got this list:
ul id=sortable
li id=element1stuff/li
li id=element2stuff/li
li id=element3stuff/li
/ul
UsingInterfacesortables I want to get a comma separated list of list
item IDs after I've
Looking at the sample form code provided, it doesn't look like it needs
multipart/form-data anyway - isn't that only required when a file is
being uploaded as part of the form submission?
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Michael Price
Mike Alsup wrote:
jQuery does not perform multipart/form-data encoding
and it's now:
ul id=sortable
li id=element3stuff/li
li id=element1stuff/li
li id=element2stuff/li
/ul
I can use SortSerialize but this gives me the POST-ready version. I just
need element3,element1,element2.
What is the best way to achieve this?
Regards,
Michael
message.
I guess what I'm trying to say is apply the same level of security to
your AJAX scripts as you do to the rest of your PHP.
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Michael Price
/div
/div
The following jQuery code should do the trick:
$(#book .page).each(function() {
$(p:first,this).css(backgroundColor,yellow);
});
The result of five minutes messing about, it seems to do what you're
after but I'm sure it can be improved upon.
Regards,
Michael Price
in order
to make transfer animations work, instead of using the full file? Any
help much appreciated!
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Michael Price
me to the point I'm at now so
I'm managing OK and I'd hardly call myself an expert in this field.
Really cool library too, I think I'm going to have a use for that 3D
carousel in future..
Regards,
Michael Price
No, that won't work. And ID-selector returns always zero or one
elements. But you can use this:
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]).size() 1
Fair enough, I learn something new every day :)
I just assumed (bad idea) it would work, I was coding off the top of my
head, so to speak.
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Michael Price
if the ID occurs more than once.
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Michael Price
)) {
// IF TRUE
} else {
// IF FALSE
}
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Michael Price
On Apr 23, 8:59 am, Michael Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a video preview of the new version of Cyberscore which I'm hoping
to launch in the summer:
http://www.cyberscore.net/cs4/cs4.wmv
It's a 21mb WMV file about 12 minutes in length with professional (arf!)
narration by yours
throughout and that's why I'm linking this here, so people can see what
I'm doing with it already - and I'm not finished yet! Listen out for the
namecheck partway through as well :)
Hope you like it - the feedback on my own forums has been very positive!
Regards,
Michael Price
unveiled it on what was the site's 5th birthday and I'm hoping to have
it launched in the summer - will look forward to taking my place on the
jQuery sites list among some truly great sites.
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Michael Price
on the checkbox causes the check,
but then a click inside the table cell is detected, forcing the same
action and thus unchecking again.
How do I prevent this from happening so I can click the cell OR the
checkbox and achieve the desired result? Thanks :)
Regards,
Michael Price
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