The opacity stuff in jQuery is currently broken for IE. This bug will
shed some light on your situation and provide a patch for it:
http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/204/
I'm currently using it successfully but beware if you are using other
filters as this patch (in its current form) will overwrite them.
Hopefully this weekend I will have a complete version with
test/example pages and it will be in included in the core and people
won't have to deal with patching it themselves.
--
Brandon Aaron
On 10/6/06, Kolak Roy M. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hello all,
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> I am just starting my jquery experience and I ran into a little problem.
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> Here is the setup – I have a form that I want to keep hidden until the user
> clicks on a certain spot. Once the user clicks this spot the form should
> show itself with a nice transition. The user can then either submit the form
> or click in the same spot to hide the form.
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> Here is the code –
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> $("#newAnnouncement").click(function(){
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> if(document.getElementById('announcement_form').style.display
> == "none")
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> {
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> $("#announcement_form:hidden").show("slow");
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> }
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> else
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> {
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> $("#announcement_form:visible").hide("slow");
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> }
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> });
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> });
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> This works great in FireFox, but in I.E., the form is displayed, but with no
> transition (it is either visible or not)
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> Help,
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> Roy
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