Re: [jQuery] JDmenu and dimensions version clash.

[Bob den Otter]

Jonathan Sharp schreef:
 You're correct with 1.2.1 not working with the latest dimensions. 
 There were some API changes to the dimensions plugin that broke 
 compatibility. So here's the good news! I have 1.3 in final beta but 
 just haven't packaged it for release yet. 
Hi Jonathan,

At first glance it seems to work perfectly.. Thanks for making such a 
useful tool!

Best, Bob.


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Re: [jQuery] Progress Bar Plugin

[David Duymelinck]

mrcarxpert schreef:
 As promised I'm slowly releasing my jQuery based code for public consumption. 
 This is more css than anything else, but it does use jQuery.  This is
 something I just came up with one night and have yet to use it in a project,
 so it is basically untested.  It appears to work in FF2 and IE7.  

 I have made the source code and examples available at 
 http://digitalbush.com/projects/progress-bar-plugin
 http://digitalbush.com/projects/progress-bar-plugin 

 Please let me know if you have any problems with this especially those on
 other platforms.  Feedback is welcomed! 

 Josh
   
When i tested the demo in FF1.5 on xp i noticed the content of the page 
jumped a bit down. it only happens when the page is loaded for the first 
time.

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Re: [jQuery] how do i use display: table-row; instrad of display: block; with the show() effect on table rows?

[Klaus Hartl]

Mark schrieb:
 Thanx that did the trick.
 also importand to add is that a table MUST HAVE tbody and /tbody :) 
 if you don`t have that it will get messy again :P

That's because browsers add that element implicitly, even if you left it 
out. (Same with the body element for example).


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Re: [jQuery] Help needed

[Klaus Hartl]

Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ schrieb:
 also you're better off debugging in firefox. safari is cute but
 firefox+firebug is the king of javascript debugging!


Well, if you have to debug in Safari - because the bug only occurs there 
;-) - you can download a Webkit nightly. It has a good JavaScript 
debugger (Drosera) and also a quite good DOM inspector. Actually I'm 
sure some of the features that FireBug has were inspired by that one...


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Re: [jQuery] How to use cookies?..

[Mikael Noone]

Hello again,

Thanx for you kind answeres, ive tried to figure out how to get
the new position, but i simply do not know how to get the value.

This is what ive tried:
var POS_COOKIE = getElementById('divname')
$.cookie('position', 'POS_COOKIE');

And ive probably misunderstood how it works to...

Sorry for not understanding, im not used to programing. Im more of a
designer.

On 2/20/07, Jake McGraw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Mikael:

I think you would want to write to the cookie when you stop dragging the
container and actually have an updated position. Interface 'Resizables' has
you covered, bind the cookie write function to onDragStop (
http://interface.eyecon.ro/docs/resizable):

$('#window').Resizable(
{
minWidth: 400,
minHeight: 10,
maxWidth: 700,
maxHeight: 445,
dragHandle: '#windowTop',
onDragStop: function () {/* Write position to cookie here.
*/},
handlers: {
se: '#windowResize'
},
onResize : function(size, position) {
$('#windowBottom, #windowBottomContent').css('height',
size.height-33 + 'px');
var windowContentEl = $('#windowContent').css('width',
size.width - 25 + 'px');
if (!document.getElementById('window').isMinimized) {
windowContentEl.css('height', size.height - 48 +
'px');
}
}
}
);


On 2/20/07, Mikael Noone  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 That is exacly what i cant figure out, where to use it and how.
 I want to save the new position that are set on css when i drag the
window.
 And i dont know if it should be in the window plugin script or the
interface
 script..


 On 2/20/07, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Mikael Noone schrieb:
   Hi there Klaus,
  
   Thanx for your answer, ive tried all day to get this to work, but im
   doing something wrong.
   This is the code im trying to get the cookies to work with, please
see
   if you could help me out.
   Maybe it will help others out to, since it seems to be hard to
figure
 out.
   Or im having my thumb up my a** ;)
  
   $(document).ready(
   function()
  
   {
   $('#windowOpen').bind(
   'click',
   function() {
   if($('#window').css('display') == 'none') {
   $(this).TransferTo(
   {
   to:'window',
   className:'transferer2',
   duration: 400,
   complete: function()
   {
   $('#window').show();
   }
   }
   );
   }
   this.blur();
   return false;
   }
   );
   $('#windowClose').bind(
   'click',
   function()
   {
   $('#window').TransferTo(
   {
   to:'windowOpen',
   className:'transferer2',
   duration: 400
   }
   ).hide();
   }
   );
   $('#windowMin').bind(
   'click',
   function()
   {
  
 $('#windowContent').BlindToggleVertically(300);
   $('#windowBottom,
   #windowBottomContent').animate({height: 10}, 300);
  
 $('#window').animate({height:40},300).get(0).isMinimized
   = true;
   $(this).hide();
   $('#windowResize').hide();
   $('#windowMax').show();
   }
   );
   $('#windowMax').bind(
   'click',
   function()
   {
   var windowSize =
   $.iUtil.getSize(document.getElementById('windowContent'));
   $('#windowContent').SlideToggleUp(300);
   $('#windowBottom,
   #windowBottomContent').animate({height: windowSize.hb +
 13}, 300);
   $('#window').animate({height: windowSize.hb+43},
   300).get(0).isMinimized = false;
   $(this).hide();
   $('#windowMin, #windowResize').show();
   }
   );
   $('#window').Resizable(
   {
   minWidth: 400,
   minHeight: 10,
   maxWidth: 700,
   maxHeight: 445,
   dragHandle: '#windowTop',
   handlers: {
   se: '#windowResize'
   },
   onResize : function(size, position) {
   $('#windowBottom,
   #windowBottomContent').css('height', size.height-33 +
 'px');
   var windowContentEl =

[jQuery] TABS plugin: ajax tabs, $.triggerTab, and intercepting clicks ??

[Brice Burgess]

I've finally got around to using the tabs plugin  am loving it! :) In 
due time, I of course came across a complexity that I'm having a hard 
time elegantly solving.

4 tabs are setup displaying forms to aid in a mailing composition; 
composition, template, message, and preview. The content of 
these tabs is pulled via an ajax request ({remote: true}).

The content of each tab contains a continue button input type=submit 
../, which submits the form, and if VALID, takes them to the next tab. 
e.g. composition - template, or  message - preview.

This is trivial -- I submit form using the Forms plugin, in the 
onSuccess callback decipher if the form was valid (server side 
validation) and use $.triggerTab to trigger the next tab.

The complexity: In addition to the continue button, I would like the 
form to be submitted upon clicking another tab. Users are bound to fill 
in form data and click the next tab (w/o clicking continue) and expect 
the data to be there.

I realize I can use an onClick event to submit the form -- however I can 
not stop the clicked tab from becoming active. I have tried returning 
false, etc.

So; If a user clicks a tab, the content's form should be submitted, and 
IF VALID, activate the clicked tab.

In an attempted workaround I tried disabling all tabs, and assigning 
custom events to trigger them (yes, somewhat redundant). This didn't 
seem to play well with {remote:true}.. I noticed

 $('#mailing').enableTab(1).triggerTab(1);  does not work, for instance.

I think the easiest/less ugly way to go about this is to intercept 
(cancel) the onClick event if it returns false. This way I could submit 
the form in the onClick and return false. When the form response comes 
back, I can then either trigger the tab, or alert the error message.

Does this make any sense?

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[jQuery] Integrate Form plugin with jQuery plugin Validation

[amircx]

hey.
ive built a form  thats sends data Asynchronously...
im trying to integrate it with the Validation plugin
(http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-validation/)
seems not work
anyone can take a look or just paste here a code that he success to do ?
i want that the user will not able to submit the data until the client site
js is verified

http://pastebin.ca/371649 

thanks for help
amir
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[jQuery] Nightly builds links broken

[Arrix]

Requests to
http://jquery.com/src/nightlies/jquery-nightly.js
and
http://jquery.com/src/nightlies/jquery-nightly.pack.js
get a 404 error.

Is there anything wrong or the files are being updated?
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[jQuery] Problem in Opera 9.1

[agent2026]

Hi,

After updating to Opera 9.1 (at least I think that's what did it), the ul
in my carousel div dropped by 40px.  Turns out the ul must be set to
display:inline, but this setting breaks the carousel in all browsers causing
it to no longer 'turn'.

Anyone else come across this, or have any ideas?

Adam
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[jQuery] $(el).css(string) return empty

[byan]

guys, i'm loosing my mind here, anybody can help me ?

why this command: $(el).css(string)
return empty value ?

how can this happened ? because i'm sure the element has css valid property

anybody have the same problem ?
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[jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha

[Klaus Hartl]

Hi jQuerians,

I just committed what I would call Thickbox Reloaded alpha version. It 
may look the same pretty much, but is a complete rewrite.

Here's what's new:

* Chainable method to bind Thickbox to links and forms (makes it easy 
for content that gets loaded/created later on).
* Totally unobtrusive: no classes needed for links, no params in URL.
* Confirm type Thickbox, triggered automatically by binding Thickbox to 
a form. If yes the form gets submitted unless a custom callback is 
defined (for example for Ajax submitting)
* Automatic type detection depending on type of element, respectively on 
type of link:
 image: href is an image
 content: href is a hash
 ajax: href is internal and not image
 iframe: href is external and not image
 confirm: element is form
* Improved UI blocking (Thanks to Mike Malsup and the BlockUI plugin)
* Options for width/height are now passed in as settings object literal 
or are stored as default values via $.thickbox.defaults({ width: 300, 
height: 400 })
* Options top/left positioning (instead of centering), unit defaults to 'px'
* Easier skinning: The look is completely separated into an extra style 
sheet
* Scrolling via mousewheel/touchpad is blocked
* Lets you define custom animations for showing the modal window via 
settings
* Requires jQuery 1.1.1

Maybe I have forgotten something.

I thought of including the required style sheets dynamically, but you 
would still have to include the path somehow.

You can also have a look here (besides repository):
http://stilbuero.de/jquery/thickbox_reloaded/

Please note that I haven't tested in other browsers than Firefox yet. I 
just thought I'd like to request some feedback/code review first!


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Re: [jQuery] how do i use display: table-row; instrad of display: block; with the show() effect on table rows?

[Mark]

Thanx, i wasn`t aware of that.

2007/2/26, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED]:


Mark schrieb:
 Thanx that did the trick.
 also importand to add is that a table MUST HAVE tbody and /tbody :)
 if you don`t have that it will get messy again :P

That's because browsers add that element implicitly, even if you left it
out. (Same with the body element for example).


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Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha

[Janet Weber]

Sounds good
How about building in thumbails so you only have to refer to the main image.

Janet

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Klaus Hartl
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 9:06 AM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha


Hi jQuerians,

I just committed what I would call Thickbox Reloaded alpha version. It
may look the same pretty much, but is a complete rewrite.

Here's what's new:

* Chainable method to bind Thickbox to links and forms (makes it easy
for content that gets loaded/created later on).
* Totally unobtrusive: no classes needed for links, no params in URL.
* Confirm type Thickbox, triggered automatically by binding Thickbox to
a form. If yes the form gets submitted unless a custom callback is
defined (for example for Ajax submitting)
* Automatic type detection depending on type of element, respectively on
type of link:
 image: href is an image
 content: href is a hash
 ajax: href is internal and not image
 iframe: href is external and not image
 confirm: element is form
* Improved UI blocking (Thanks to Mike Malsup and the BlockUI plugin)
* Options for width/height are now passed in as settings object literal
or are stored as default values via $.thickbox.defaults({ width: 300,
height: 400 })
* Options top/left positioning (instead of centering), unit defaults to 'px'
* Easier skinning: The look is completely separated into an extra style
sheet
* Scrolling via mousewheel/touchpad is blocked
* Lets you define custom animations for showing the modal window via
settings
* Requires jQuery 1.1.1

Maybe I have forgotten something.

I thought of including the required style sheets dynamically, but you
would still have to include the path somehow.

You can also have a look here (besides repository):
http://stilbuero.de/jquery/thickbox_reloaded/

Please note that I haven't tested in other browsers than Firefox yet. I
just thought I'd like to request some feedback/code review first!


-- Klaus

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Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha

[Mike Alsup]

 You can also have a look here (besides repository):
 http://stilbuero.de/jquery/thickbox_reloaded/

Fantastic, Klaus!  This is very jQuery now with the simple usage of
$('a').thickbox().

Great, great stuff!

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[jQuery] Multiple Ajax calls and multiple loading... boxes

[Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt]

Ok. I'm at loss here.

$.ajaxStart() is invoked for every ajax call that's made on the page.

However, for one ajax call I need to display a loading... in one
place, for another ajax call - a loading... in another place and for
yet a third ajax call a loading in a third place.

How can I do this in jQuery? Preferably, in one line (true to jQuery
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[jQuery] jQuery + ColdFusion - auto complete examples?

[Priest, James \(NIH/NIEHS\) [C]]

I'm working on an administration tool and I'd like to use jQuery to
populate a user field - IE the user would type in a few letters of the
last name and have it find the matching names...

I know there are lots of ColdFusion folks on the list - I'm looking for
some examples :)

I've used jQuery quite a bit in the rest of this application but it's
all been for display/UI - no Ajax - so now I want to give that a try.

Thanks!
Jim

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Re: [jQuery] Multiple Ajax calls and multiple loading... boxes

[Jake McGraw]

You could always show the loading animation just before the ajax call and
hide it within the calls callback function:

$(#loading1).show();
$.get('handle.php',input,function(){
// Do stuff
$(#loading1).hide();
});


Not as pretty as $.ajaxStart(), but this is the only way I see to handle
multiple 'loading' images. Note, if there is an error, only ajaxError will
catch it, so you may want to make some kind of global array that contains a
list of active ajax calls, so you know which one failed and you can handle
it accordingly.

- jake

On 2/26/07, Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Ok. I'm at loss here.

$.ajaxStart() is invoked for every ajax call that's made on the page.

However, for one ajax call I need to display a loading... in one
place, for another ajax call - a loading... in another place and for
yet a third ajax call a loading in a third place.

How can I do this in jQuery? Preferably, in one line (true to jQuery
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Re: [jQuery] Multiple Ajax calls and multiple loading... boxes

[Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt]

Mike Alsup wrote:
 $.ajaxStart() is invoked for every ajax call that's made on the page.

 However, for one ajax call I need to display a loading... in one
 place, for another ajax call - a loading... in another place and for
 yet a third ajax call a loading in a third place.

 How can I do this in jQuery? Preferably, in one line (true to jQuery
 spirit :)) ).
 


 You may want to use ajaxSend instead ajaxStart.  ajaxSend is passed
 the xhr and the settings object for the ajax call.  This should give
 you the context you need to figure out where the loading indicator
 should go.

 $().ajaxSend(function(e, xhr, settings) {
 // your code
 });

 Mike

   
Still. This is still like a proctologist performing an eye surgery :))
Big thanks for the tip, though!
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Re: [jQuery] Multiple Ajax calls and multiple loading... boxes

[Mike Alsup]

 $.ajaxStart() is invoked for every ajax call that's made on the page.

 However, for one ajax call I need to display a loading... in one
 place, for another ajax call - a loading... in another place and for
 yet a third ajax call a loading in a third place.

 How can I do this in jQuery? Preferably, in one line (true to jQuery
 spirit :)) ).


You may want to use ajaxSend instead ajaxStart.  ajaxSend is passed
the xhr and the settings object for the ajax call.  This should give
you the context you need to figure out where the loading indicator
should go.

$().ajaxSend(function(e, xhr, settings) {
// your code
});

Mike

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Re: [jQuery] jQuery + ColdFusion - auto complete examples?

[Paul]

There is a complete CF-based example here:
http://www.pengoworks.com/workshop/jquery/autocomplete.htm

He includes the CFM as a txt file at the bottom of the page...

I just implemented it and it's pretty simple to do following his lead.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Priest, James (NIH/NIEHS) [C]
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 7:32 AM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: [jQuery] jQuery + ColdFusion - auto complete examples?

I'm working on an administration tool and I'd like to use jQuery to
populate a user field - IE the user would type in a few letters of the
last name and have it find the matching names...

I know there are lots of ColdFusion folks on the list - I'm looking for
some examples :)

I've used jQuery quite a bit in the rest of this application but it's
all been for display/UI - no Ajax - so now I want to give that a try.

Thanks!
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Re: [jQuery] KICK-BUTT javascript based Zoom feature

[Sam Collett]

On 24/02/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Bah, we're used to it Mike. If you would've been out of line, you know I
 would've just jumped in and impaled you, jQuery-style. ;o)

 Rey...

You mean like this:

var rey = $(#rey);
if (rey.finds(#mike).is(out of line)) rey.impales({who: #mike,
with: sharp stick});


Back on topic:
While jQPanView is similar to this, I am not aware of any plugins that
do this. I'm guessing you would probably have two images, but they
would have to be to scaled with an image editor (having one big image
may end up being scaled badly by the browser (i.e. what looks big, may
not look good if it is simply resized without any filtering applied).


 Michael Geary wrote:
  ...and if I seem too much like a smart aleck today, my apologies! No
  offense intended. I was just having some fun with the juxtaposition of
  that URL is busted and anyone know how to accomplish this in
  jQuery... :-)
 
  
  *From:* Michael Geary
  The actual code for the close-up effect would be different from
  that, but the code I posted may help point toward the solution.
 
 
  
 
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Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha

[Sean O]

Klaus,


Nice job, everything looks great in Firefox 2  IE 7 PC.

However, nothing seems to work (for me, anyway) in IE 6 PC.
Image content gets appended below the body and mangled.
Inline/External/Ajax content appears, but on top of existing copy with no
windows, styling, or overlays.

Note: this is just one PC I've noticed this on...

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 Please note that I haven't tested in other browsers than Firefox yet. I 
 just thought I'd like to request some feedback/code review first!
 
 
 -- Klaus
 

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Re: [jQuery] How to add event handler to XMLHttpRequest.onreadystatechange?

[George Adamson]

Turns out that xmlhttp.onreadystatechange is *write-only* in IE6, so
attempting to read it was causing the code to barf. (Probably ok in other
browsers but this particular work is in an IE6-only intranet)

Is there any other way to set up a custom handler for the onreadystatechange
event?
Would there be any harm in overwriting JQuery's onreadystatechange handler
with my own and going from there?

Cheers,

George


Klaus Hartl wrote:
 
 George Adamson schrieb:
 Thanks for the code Klaus. Nice idea...
 
 When I tried this, the ajax call worked but the xhr.onreadystatechange is
 'undefined' so I cannot do anything with it. (I got the samer error when
 trying to use a function in the 'beforeSend' ajax argument.)
 
 Does Jquery definitely return the XMLHTTP object? Or something else?
 
 Cheers,
 
 George
 
 It should be the XmlHttpRequest object. This tip worked for someone else 
 if I remember correctly. What does your code look like?
 
 
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Re: [jQuery] KICK-BUTT javascript based Zoom feature

[Andy Matthews]

Take off the _spam from the end of the link.

  _  

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Christopher Jordan
Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 12:32 PM
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that url is busted.

Rick Faircloth wrote: 

Well. anyone know how to accomplish this in jQuery?



http://tinyurl.com/yubt54_spam



Rick



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Really all that is is a image of a grid that stays aligned with the mouse,
and a higher resolution image that scrolls depending on the mouse position.
It doesnt even use jQuery.

Im going to call this one as a lame attempt at spamming this mailing list. 

On 2/5/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

http://tinyurl.com/yubt54_spam http://tinyurl.com/yubt54 







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Re: [jQuery] Integrate Form plugin with jQuery plugin Validation

[Jörn Zaefferer]

amircx schrieb:
 hey.
 ive built a form  thats sends data Asynchronously...
 im trying to integrate it with the Validation plugin
 (http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-validation/)
 seems not work
 anyone can take a look or just paste here a code that he success to do ?
 i want that the user will not able to submit the data until the client site
 js is verified

 http://pastebin.ca/371649 
   
I've edited your code a bit, see the description at the top: 
http://pastebin.ca/373215

If that doesn't work, post an example of your page, or at least the 
error occuring. Try Firefox with Firebug for debugging.

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Re: [jQuery] Help needed: Images not loading properly in FF

[Benjamin Sterling]

Is there a link we can take a look at?

On 2/25/07, Kristinn Sigmundsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hi, so this is not a specific jQuery problem that I can point out but
let me explain my problem. When refreshing a page in FF 1.5 and FF2,
some images won't load properly. Which images is totally random. When
I check out the net tab in firebug I see that sometimes images (only
one per page view though) takes 3-6s to load.

When I check the Request/response headers the images which wont load
has no response headers but the response tab is showing the image.

These problems doesn't exist at all in IE6 or 7, and only occur when
refreshing a page and not when clicking a link or typing the url in
the address bar.

Heh I know this is kinda hard to answer without any code, but the
thing is that I got alot of javascript bundled in one file and if I
remove it the page loads perfectly in FF again.

So I'm kinda hoping that someone has had similar issues and know where
I could start, what could be the cause of this?

I appreciate any help and pointers to solving this matter.
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Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha

[Klaus Hartl]

Sean O schrieb:
 Klaus,
 
 
 Nice job, everything looks great in Firefox 2  IE 7 PC.
 
 However, nothing seems to work (for me, anyway) in IE 6 PC.
 Image content gets appended below the body and mangled.
 Inline/External/Ajax content appears, but on top of existing copy with no
 windows, styling, or overlays.
 
 Note: this is just one PC I've noticed this on...


Sean, as I said, I haven't done any testing in IE at all so far. I'm 
truly amazed, that it looks great in IE 7 already. :-)

I think the (untested) fixed positioning emulation causes these weird 
things in IE 6. Don't worry,I'm going to fix this of course!


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Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha

[Christopher Jordan]

The demo page doesn't seem to work for me. Running IE6. After clicking 
on one of the Show Thickbox links, the page is so jumbled looking that 
it can't possibly be what you intended Klaus. Also, clicking on any 
image on the page causes the image to appear *waaay* down the screen 
such that I have to scroll down to see it. If I then click on another 
image, it appears just below the first image way down the page. Hmm... 
I'm sure this isn't what's supposed to happen.


Chris

Klaus Hartl wrote:

Hi jQuerians,

I just committed what I would call Thickbox Reloaded alpha version. It 
may look the same pretty much, but is a complete rewrite.


Here's what's new:

* Chainable method to bind Thickbox to links and forms (makes it easy 
for content that gets loaded/created later on).

* Totally unobtrusive: no classes needed for links, no params in URL.
* Confirm type Thickbox, triggered automatically by binding Thickbox to 
a form. If yes the form gets submitted unless a custom callback is 
defined (for example for Ajax submitting)
* Automatic type detection depending on type of element, respectively on 
type of link:

 image: href is an image
 content: href is a hash
 ajax: href is internal and not image
 iframe: href is external and not image
 confirm: element is form
* Improved UI blocking (Thanks to Mike Malsup and the BlockUI plugin)
* Options for width/height are now passed in as settings object literal 
or are stored as default values via $.thickbox.defaults({ width: 300, 
height: 400 })

* Options top/left positioning (instead of centering), unit defaults to 'px'
* Easier skinning: The look is completely separated into an extra style 
sheet

* Scrolling via mousewheel/touchpad is blocked
* Lets you define custom animations for showing the modal window via 
settings

* Requires jQuery 1.1.1

Maybe I have forgotten something.

I thought of including the required style sheets dynamically, but you 
would still have to include the path somehow.


You can also have a look here (besides repository):
http://stilbuero.de/jquery/thickbox_reloaded/

Please note that I haven't tested in other browsers than Firefox yet. I 
just thought I'd like to request some feedback/code review first!



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Re: [jQuery] jQuery + ColdFusion - auto complete examples?

[Priest, James \(NIH/NIEHS\) [C]]

Paul  Rey, Thanks for the links

Looks like a good starting point!! I'm sure I'll have questions :)

I'm really enjoying jQuery - used it quite a bit in my current
application - everyone I've shown it too has been impressed!  I've been
impressed with how easy it's been to implement everything! 

Hope the Ajax stuff is as easy :)

Jim 

 -Original Message-
 From: Paul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 11:20 AM
 To: 'jQuery Discussion.'
 Subject: Re: [jQuery] jQuery + ColdFusion - auto complete examples?
 
 There is a complete CF-based example here:
 http://www.pengoworks.com/workshop/jquery/autocomplete.htm
 
 He includes the CFM as a txt file at the bottom of the page...
 
 I just implemented it and it's pretty simple to do following his lead.
 

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[jQuery] Selecting elements inside a popup

[Danial Tzadeh]

Hey all,

''How can i select elements inside a popup? (JS is inside the popup).
when I apply an action it seems it regards the page as whole + popup.
What i want to do is to open popup inside popup , so the HREF value of
the links are passed to a popup function.

Any ideas?

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Re: [jQuery] jQuery + ColdFusion - auto complete examples?

[Rey Bango]

No sweat bud. Let me know if you need anymore help. :o)

Rey

Priest, James (NIH/NIEHS) [C] wrote:
 Paul  Rey, Thanks for the links
 
 Looks like a good starting point!! I'm sure I'll have questions :)
 
 I'm really enjoying jQuery - used it quite a bit in my current
 application - everyone I've shown it too has been impressed!  I've been
 impressed with how easy it's been to implement everything! 
 
 Hope the Ajax stuff is as easy :)
 
 Jim 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Paul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 11:20 AM
 To: 'jQuery Discussion.'
 Subject: Re: [jQuery] jQuery + ColdFusion - auto complete examples?

 There is a complete CF-based example here:
 http://www.pengoworks.com/workshop/jquery/autocomplete.htm

 He includes the CFM as a txt file at the bottom of the page...

 I just implemented it and it's pretty simple to do following his lead.

 
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[jQuery] Odd include ordering bug w/ Tablesorter and WrapInner

[Jonathan Freeman]

Haven't had the time to debug this but if you include the
jquery-plugin-wrapinner.js before the jquery.tablesorter.js (see below)
then the wrapinner will not work. However, reverse the two and both work
successfully.

Latest sources, same results in ie6/ff2
 
html
head
script src=jquery.js type=text/javascript/script
script src=jquery-plugin-wrapinner.js 
type=text/javascript/script
script src=jquery.tablesorter.js type=text/javascript/script
script
$(document).ready(function() {
$(.message).wrapInner(Hello World.);
$(#sortable).tableSorter({
sortColumn: null,
sortClassAsc: 'headerSortUp',
sortClassDesc: 'headerSortDown',
headerClass: 'header',
stripingRowClass: ['even','odd'],
stripRowsOnStartUp: true
}); 
});
/script
/head
body
p class=message/p
table id=sortable
thead
tr
thLast Name/th
thFirst Name/th
thTitle/th
/tr
/thead
tbody
tr
tdJohn/td
tdDoe/td
tdBig guy/td
/tr
tr
tdJane/td
tdSmith/td
tdBoss/td
/tr
/tbody
/table
/body
/html




 

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Re: [jQuery] Help needed: Images not loading properly in FF

[Mika Tuupola]

On 26 Feb 2007, at 00:35, Kristinn Sigmundsson wrote:

 packed with dean edwards jspacker, gzip and
 finally saved for cache

Why are you using both jspacker and gzip? Wouldn't just gzip be  
sufficient?

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Re: [jQuery] TABS plugin: ajax tabs, $.triggerTab, and intercepting clicks ??

[Sean O]

Brice,


It makes sense to me.  You're trying to construct a sort of wizard-based
interface, but want a catch if that people jump ahead or behind the current
page using tabs -- you want to validate data before letting them view that
new tab.

This might also be an issue for me soon as I redo a very old ASP intranet
app, so I'd like to keep apprised of any resolution.



SEAN O



Brice Burgess wrote:
 
 I've finally got around to using the tabs plugin  am loving it! :) In 
 due time, I of course came across a complexity that I'm having a hard 
 time elegantly solving.
 
 4 tabs are setup displaying forms to aid in a mailing composition; 
 composition, template, message, and preview. The content of 
 these tabs is pulled via an ajax request ({remote: true}).
 
 The content of each tab contains a continue button input type=submit 
 ../, which submits the form, and if VALID, takes them to the next tab. 
 e.g. composition - template, or  message - preview.
 
 This is trivial -- I submit form using the Forms plugin, in the 
 onSuccess callback decipher if the form was valid (server side 
 validation) and use $.triggerTab to trigger the next tab.
 
 The complexity: In addition to the continue button, I would like the 
 form to be submitted upon clicking another tab. Users are bound to fill 
 in form data and click the next tab (w/o clicking continue) and expect 
 the data to be there.
 
 I realize I can use an onClick event to submit the form -- however I can 
 not stop the clicked tab from becoming active. I have tried returning 
 false, etc.
 
 So; If a user clicks a tab, the content's form should be submitted, and 
 IF VALID, activate the clicked tab.
 
 In an attempted workaround I tried disabling all tabs, and assigning 
 custom events to trigger them (yes, somewhat redundant). This didn't 
 seem to play well with {remote:true}.. I noticed
 
  $('#mailing').enableTab(1).triggerTab(1);  does not work, for instance.
 
 I think the easiest/less ugly way to go about this is to intercept 
 (cancel) the onClick event if it returns false. This way I could submit 
 the form in the onClick and return false. When the form response comes 
 back, I can then either trigger the tab, or alert the error message.
 
 Does this make any sense?
 
 ~ Brice
 
 
 
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[jQuery] Another PNG transparency thingy for IE

[Weaver, Scott]

I have seen a number requests and solutions for fixing PNG image
transparency in IE on the list.  However, I have never seen one that
addresses transparency of PNGs when they are used as backgrounds.  I
prefer using elements plus background images for my icons as opposed to
image tags so I can use style sheets to switch icon sets out.  So,
needing to support PNG transparencies in backgrounds I came up with two
possible solutions.

Non-jQuery solution:

I build upon what Klaus already has for supporting transparent PNG
images
(http://www.stilbuero.de/2006/03/15/png-alpha-transparency-fast-and-easy
/)

div.png {
background-image: expression(
bg  = this.runtimeStyle.backgroundImage.length  0 ?
this.runtimeStyle.backgroundImage : this.currentStyle.backgroundImage,

this.runtimeStyle.backgroundImage = none,
src = bg.substring(5,bg.length-2),
this.runtimeStyle.filter =
progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src=' + src + ',
sizingMethod='scale')  
);
}

Problems with this approach (yeah, like you are surprised)
 
1. It can become inefficient.  I my case, my icons appear in an icon bar
that is shown/hidden via a $.slideToggle() effect.  It is initially
hidden, and is shown through a button event.  The above code actually
executes twice the first time the icon bar is displayed.  Then, once for
each time it displayed after the initial call to display.  IMOHO, this
is less than efficient, then again I would expect nothing less from IE.

2. The repeated script calls of the CSS expression made the slide
animation choppy.

The jQuery solution:

The jQuery solution was actually my first solution but I wanted try to
follow Klaus' example using just CSS.  Unfortunately, the pure CCS
solution wasn't working for me as well as I felt it should, so I
reverted back to using my plugin.

jQuery.fn.fixPngBackgrounds = function() {
if($.browser.msie)
{
this.each(function () {
var currentBkg = this.currentStyle.backgroundImage;
if(currentBkg  currentBkg.length  0)
{
   this.runtimeStyle.backgroundImage = none; // Remove
the existing background
   var urlOnly = currentBkg.substring(5,
(currentBkg.length-2)); // Strip 'url( and ')'
   this.runtimeStyle.filter =
progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src=' + urlOnly +
', sizingMethod='scale')
}
});
}   
}


And it's easy to use, just $(.png).fixPngBackgrounds()

I just came up with this today and it appears to be working quite well.
However, any suggestion on improvements or possible gotchas regarding
either approach is more than welcome.

Regards,
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Re: [jQuery] KICK-BUTT javascript based Zoom feature

[Marshall Salinger]

This was posted a while back. The bottom example has the same
functionality.
 
http://www.sevir.org/projects/storage/jpanview/index.html
 
-Marshall
 
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Rick Faircloth
Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 9:43 AM
To: 'jQuery Discussion.'
Subject: Re: [jQuery] KICK-BUTT javascript based Zoom feature
 
Well. anyone know how to accomplish this in jQuery?
 
http://tinyurl.com/yubt54_spam
 
Rick
 
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Matt Stith
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 9:53 AM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] KICK-BUTT javascript based Zoom feature
 
Really all that is is a image of a grid that stays aligned with the
mouse, and a higher resolution image that scrolls depending on the mouse
position. It doesnt even use jQuery.

Im going to call this one as a lame attempt at spamming this mailing
list. 
On 2/5/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/yubt54_spam http://tinyurl.com/yubt54 
 

 
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Direct:  615.627.9747
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Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha

[Dmitry Rudakov]

Klaus Hartl wrote:
 
 Sean, as I said, I haven't done any testing in IE at all so far. I'm 
 truly amazed, that it looks great in IE 7 already. :-)
 

Karl, 

JFYI
inline examples also work in Safari.. 
ajax example does not. 

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Re: [jQuery] TABS plugin: ajax tabs, $.triggerTab, and intercepting clicks ??

[Brice Burgess]

Klaus Hartl wrote:
  $('#mailing').enableTab(1).triggerTab(1);  does not work, for instance.
 

 Brice, I think something else went wrong there. On a simple test page
 that works fine for me:
 http://stilbuero.de/jquery/tabs/test.html

 Maybe you can show some more code here...
   
Klaus, did you try it w/ remote: true;  disabled tabs? Something like;

div id=mailing
ul class=anchors
li class=tabs-disableda 
href=mailing/composition.php{t}Composition{/t}/a/li
li class=tabs-disableda 
href=mailing/template.php{t}Template{/t}/a/li
li class=tabs-disableda 
href=mailing/message.php{t}Message{/t}/a/li
li class=tabs-disableda 
href=mailing/preview.php{t}Preview{/t}/a/li
/ul
/div

script type=text/javascript

$().ready(function(){
$('#mailing').tabs({remote: true}});
$('#mailing').enableTab(1).triggerTab(1);
});
/script

(( remember, I need to submit a form on tab click, and only activate the 
clicked tab IF the form returns valid (server side validation ))

 I think the easiest/less ugly way to go about this is to intercept 
 (cancel) the onClick event if it returns false. This way I could submit 
 the form in the onClick and return false. When the form response comes 
 back, I can then either trigger the tab, or alert the error message.

 Does this make any sense?
 

 I'm not overall sure. Would that be expected behavior? Implementation
 wouldn't be to difficult, so I could do that, but maybe we can work out
 a solution with the existing code...
   
The behavior does not seem obscure to me, and seems to offer more 
function than none at all -- in fact, it follows the flow of the general 
event system. Like I said, I could not come up with a more elegant 
solution... although look forward to any of your suggestions.

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[jQuery] problem with edit in place on HTML coding.

[Mark]

Hey,

i have a edit in place thing now and i have this text:
div class=\admin_link\#INCLUDE#/div

when you click on the the text field pops in BUT the content is suddently
different.. the content now is:
lt;div class=admin_linkgt;#INCLUDE#lt;/divgt;

but i want it to be :
div class=\admin_link\#INCLUDE#/div

any idea how i can get this done?

thanx alot in favor.
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[jQuery] Animated Accodian WAS - RE: jquery rocks

[Alex Cook]

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of TE Gossman
Subject: [jQuery] jquery rocks

hi all jquery newbie here,

Another great idea that I think would receive some attention is if
somebody could code up something like this:
http://www.presidentielles.net/

tyler

-

Tyler,

Here's an initial crack at mimicking the effect seen on
http://www.presidentielles.net/, using the Accordian Plugin and
setInterval.

Check out http://pastebin.ca/373454 for the code.

I've used Joern's awesome Accordian plugin here, so first things first,
go visit http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-accordion/
and snag a copy.  Done?  Okay, moving on.

First I construct a very basic DL block, using DT's for headers and DD's
for content.  .accordian() uses this HTML setup as its default layout,
so I just used that to start with.

Next, I call the .accoridan() function, using the default settings.
Then I bind an onChange event to the DL, meaning whenever something
within the DL changes, this function will be called.  Within the
function I'm assigning a value to the nextTab attribute I've attached to
the #list1 element.  The function gets the number of DD's within the DL
(our header element), and grabs the index of the currently selected DD.
It adds 1 to the currTab, and then checks if this number is greater then
the DD length.  If so, it makes nextTab = 0.  Then it assigns this value
to the nextTab attribute.

Finally, a setInterval call is scheduled to check the value of the
nextTab attribute and .activate() the tab accordingly.

I also clearInterval the current timer and create a new one each time
the DL changes, so when a user clicks on a new header the timer is
reset.

I was unable to mimic the functionality of
http://www.presidentielles.net/ where the click removes the timer
entirely because I was unable to attach a second click event to the
header.  I'm sure there is a way to do it I just didn't spend much time
investigating it.

This code should give you a hint on what to do next, at the least.  It
could prolly be refined a bit as well.  Also, I didn't mess with any of
the styles, and left that to you to figure out.  Hope it helps.

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Re: [jQuery] Help needed

[Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ]

Rock on Klaus!
http://webkit.org/blog/?p=61
tells me all about Drosera!

On 2/26/07, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ schrieb:
  also you're better off debugging in firefox. safari is cute but
  firefox+firebug is the king of javascript debugging!


 Well, if you have to debug in Safari - because the bug only occurs there
 ;-) - you can download a Webkit nightly. It has a good JavaScript
 debugger (Drosera) and also a quite good DOM inspector. Actually I'm
 sure some of the features that FireBug has were inspired by that one...


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Re: [jQuery] Animated Accodian WAS - RE: jquery rocks

[Jörn Zaefferer]

Alex Cook schrieb:
 This code should give you a hint on what to do next, at the least.  It
 could prolly be refined a bit as well.  Also, I didn't mess with any of
 the styles, and left that to you to figure out.  Hope it helps.
   
I haven't looked in detail at your code, but noticed that you don't use 
any of the arguments of the change callback. Those may help.

They are not very well documented, but there is one example:

$('#accordion').Accordion().change(function(event, newHeader, oldHeader, 
newContent, oldContent) {
  $('#status').html(newHeader.text());
});

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Re: [jQuery] TABS plugin: ajax tabs, $.triggerTab, and intercepting clicks ??

[Klaus Hartl]

Brice Burgess schrieb:
 Klaus Hartl wrote:
  $('#mailing').enableTab(1).triggerTab(1);  does not work, for instance.
 
 Brice, I think something else went wrong there. On a simple test page
 that works fine for me:
 http://stilbuero.de/jquery/tabs/test.html

 Maybe you can show some more code here...
   
 Klaus, did you try it w/ remote: true;  disabled tabs? Something like;
 
 div id=mailing
 ul class=anchors
 li class=tabs-disableda 
 href=mailing/composition.php{t}Composition{/t}/a/li
 li class=tabs-disableda 
 href=mailing/template.php{t}Template{/t}/a/li
 li class=tabs-disableda 
 href=mailing/message.php{t}Message{/t}/a/li
 li class=tabs-disableda 
 href=mailing/preview.php{t}Preview{/t}/a/li
 /ul
 /div
 
 script type=text/javascript
 
 $().ready(function(){
 $('#mailing').tabs({remote: true}});
 $('#mailing').enableTab(1).triggerTab(1);
 });
 /script

The second example on the test page is done with remote: true. However I 
disabled the tabs like:

  $('#container-9').tabs({remote: true, disabled: [2, 3]});


 (( remember, I need to submit a form on tab click, and only activate the 
 clicked tab IF the form returns valid (server side validation ))

That would be done like:

$('#containerullia:eq(2)').click(function() {
 if (formIsValid()) {
 $('#container-1').enableTab(2).triggerTab(2);
 }
 return false;
});

Well, not exactly. The problem is that you're submittig a form, and that 
is going to be asynchronous I assume... That's totally not supported for 
onClick, because I just cannot stop execution of the rest of the script 
while waiting for the response of the form submit.


 I think the easiest/less ugly way to go about this is to intercept 
 (cancel) the onClick event if it returns false. This way I could submit 
 the form in the onClick and return false. When the form response comes 
 back, I can then either trigger the tab, or alert the error message.

 Does this make any sense?
 
 I'm not overall sure. Would that be expected behavior? Implementation
 wouldn't be to difficult, so I could do that, but maybe we can work out
 a solution with the existing code...
   
 The behavior does not seem obscure to me, and seems to offer more 
 function than none at all -- in fact, it follows the flow of the general 
 event system. Like I said, I could not come up with a more elegant 
 solution... although look forward to any of your suggestions.

You are making a good point here, more function than none at all. But 
even if I implement that, it would be useless for you, for the reason I 
described above. Or are you making synchronous requests?

A solution to your problem would be to call

$('#container-1').enableTab(2).triggerTab(2);

in the callback of the Ajax request, depending on what is returned, as 
far as I understand.



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Re: [jQuery] jQuery + ColdFusion - auto complete examples?

[Rey Bango]

James!!! Welcome bud. I see you posting on my blog all of the time. Glad 
to see you came on over to jQuery.

For autocomplete functionality, I've sued this one successfully:

http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?autocomplete

Also, look at the plugins page (http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins) and 
you'll find some more options for this.

Rey

Priest, James (NIH/NIEHS) [C] wrote:
 I'm working on an administration tool and I'd like to use jQuery to
 populate a user field - IE the user would type in a few letters of the
 last name and have it find the matching names...
 
 I know there are lots of ColdFusion folks on the list - I'm looking for
 some examples :)
 
 I've used jQuery quite a bit in the rest of this application but it's
 all been for display/UI - no Ajax - so now I want to give that a try.
 
 Thanks!
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Re: [jQuery] drag drop : proxy element?

[Circlefusion]

Paul Bakaus wrote:
 
 we are currently working on a major rewrite on Drag  Drop for Interface
 2.
 Hopefully I will have the time to release a alpha version soon enough.
 

Thank you very much, Paul.

Rather than use a hack, I'd prefer to use the proper helper technique
planned for the newer version. The project that I'm currently working on
won't be due in its final version for a few months. I can use the non-helper
version of the drag-drop for now and add in the helper element later on when
Interface updates. I'd certainly be interested in looking at the alpha
version when it's available.

Thanks again for your response,

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Re: [jQuery] Multiple Ajax calls and multiple loading... boxes

[Mike Alsup]

 This is still like a proctologist performing an eye surgery

How so?  You have control over everything in the settings object.  And
you can add any properties to it that you wish.  So consider:

$.ajax({
url: myUrl,
type: 'post',
indicatorId: '#indicator3'
});

$().ajaxSend(function(e,xhr,s) {
$(s.indicatorId).show();
});

$().ajaxComplete(function(e,xhr,s) {
$(s.indicatorId).hide();
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Re: [jQuery] problem with edit in place on HTML coding.

[Mika Tuupola]

On 26 Feb 2007, at 21:55, Mark wrote:

 i have a edit in place thing now and i have this text:
 div class=\admin_link\#INCLUDE#/div

 when you click on the the text field pops in BUT the content is  
 suddently different.. the content now is:
 lt;div class=admin_linkgt;#INCLUDE#lt;/divgt;

Which edit in place plugin are you using? jEditable ( http:// 
www.appelsiini.net/~tuupola/javascript/jEditable/ ) or something else?

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[jQuery] possible slideUp/slideDown bug?

[cdvrooman]

Hello,
  I am using slideUp and slideDown, with each attached to a radio button via
click(). Here is the code:
$(document).ready(function() {
// Attach hide/show functions:
$(#user_type_super_x).click(function() {
$(#permision_block).slideUp(1);
});
$(#user_type_user_x).click(function() {
$(#permision_block).slideDown(1);
});
});


  After I click on the first radio button and slideUp the content, if I
click on the same button again, the content appears and then slidesUp again.

  If the content is already hidden, shouldn't it by default not be possible
to make it appear again (however briefly) by repeated applications of the
slideUp function? 

  The same is true for slideDown. After sliding down the content, I can make
it slideDown repeatedly.

  Should I check the height or transparency first before permitting
slideUp/slideDown to fire?

  Thanks,
  Christopher.
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Re: [jQuery] possible slideUp/slideDown bug?

[FreakDev]

hi,

i don't really understand your code, you define two different function for
the same click event...

you should check SlideToggleDown function from Interface 1.2

http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/ifx.html#slide-fx
http://interface.eyecon.ro/docs/fx

++

FreakDev

On 2/26/07, cdvrooman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



Hello,
  I am using slideUp and slideDown, with each attached to a radio button
via
click(). Here is the code:
$(document).ready(function() {
// Attach hide/show functions:
$(#user_type_super_x).click(function() {
$(#permision_block).slideUp(1);
});
$(#user_type_user_x).click(function() {
$(#permision_block).slideDown(1);
});
});


  After I click on the first radio button and slideUp the content, if I
click on the same button again, the content appears and then slidesUp
again.

  If the content is already hidden, shouldn't it by default not be
possible
to make it appear again (however briefly) by repeated applications of the
slideUp function?

  The same is true for slideDown. After sliding down the content, I can
make
it slideDown repeatedly.

  Should I check the height or transparency first before permitting
slideUp/slideDown to fire?

  Thanks,
  Christopher.
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[jQuery] Tabs Plugin and fxAutoHeight

[David]

Hi,

I've just been checking out the docs and demo of the tabs plugin as I
want to use it in a project I'm working on.I'm keen to have all the tabs
to be the same `height as I think it will look cleaner in the app. On
checking the demo for the tabs plugin
(http://www.stilbuero.de/jquery/tabs/) it appears to me that there is a
bug in this behaviour. The 'Automatic Height' demonstration has 3 tabs
that should, I think, all be the same height, but what I see (FF2.0 on
WinXP) is only the first 2 tabs being the same height, and the third one
being larger. Is this a bug brought about by updates to the core and
other plugins and is there a workaround?

Regards,

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Re: [jQuery] TABS plugin: ajax tabs, $.triggerTab, and intercepting clicks ??

[Brice Burgess]

Klaus Hartl wrote:
 That would be done like:

 $('#containerullia:eq(2)').click(function() {
  if (formIsValid()) {
  $('#container-1').enableTab(2).triggerTab(2);
  }
  return false;
 });

 Well, not exactly. The problem is that you're submittig a form, and that 
 is going to be asynchronous I assume... That's totally not supported for 
 onClick, because I just cannot stop execution of the rest of the script 
 while waiting for the response of the form submit.
   
You're right that wouldn't work.. that's why I would like to cancel tab 
activation if onClick returns false. This way I can do;


$(container).tabs({remote: true, onClick: submitForm});

var clickedTab = false;

function submitForm(tab, content, oldContent) {
// pseudo code...

  clickedTab = index_of_tab;

$(form,oldContent).submit();
//  NOTE; the forms plugin is attached to the form, and 
asynchronously submits it. Upon form return, successCallback is called.

   // cancel tab activation -- *KEY* behavior
   return false;
}

function successCallback() {
  if(form passed server side validation)
$(container).triggerTab(clickedTab);
  else
... (form did not pass server side validation)
}

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Re: [jQuery] possible slideUp/slideDown bug?

[John Resig]

jQuery already has a slide toggle:
http://docs.jquery.com/Effects#slideToggle.28_speed.2C_callback_.29

There's no reason to use a plugin for it.

@Christopher - Your final code would look something like this:

   $(document).ready(function() {
   // Attach toggle function:
   $(#user_type_super_x).click(function() {
   $(#permision_block).slideToggle(1000);
   });
   });

I think you meant to do 1000 instead of 1 - all jQuery animations are
measured in milliseconds. Of course, you could also do something like:
slow instead.

--John

On 2/26/07, FreakDev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 hi,

 i don't really understand your code, you define two different function for
 the same click event...

 you should check SlideToggleDown function from Interface 1.2

  http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/ifx.html#slide-fx
 http://interface.eyecon.ro/docs/fx

 ++

 FreakDev


 On 2/26/07, cdvrooman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Hello,
I am using slideUp and slideDown, with each attached to a radio button
 via
  click(). Here is the code:
  $(document).ready(function() {
  // Attach hide/show functions:
 
 $(#user_type_super_x).click(function() {
 
 $(#permision_block).slideUp(1);
  });
 
 $(#user_type_user_x).click(function() {
 
 $(#permision_block).slideDown(1);
  });
  });
 
 
After I click on the first radio button and slideUp the content, if I
  click on the same button again, the content appears and then slidesUp
 again.
 
If the content is already hidden, shouldn't it by default not be
 possible
  to make it appear again (however briefly) by repeated applications of the
  slideUp function?
 
The same is true for slideDown. After sliding down the content, I can
 make
  it slideDown repeatedly.
 
Should I check the height or transparency first before permitting
  slideUp/slideDown to fire?
 
Thanks,
Christopher.
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Re: [jQuery] possible slideUp/slideDown bug?

[rolfsf]

or maybe just use slideToggle (Interface not needed)

Rolf



FreakDev wrote:
 
 hi,
 
 i don't really understand your code, you define two different function for
 the same click event...
 
 you should check SlideToggleDown function from Interface 1.2
 
 http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/ifx.html#slide-fx
 http://interface.eyecon.ro/docs/fx
 
 ++
 
 FreakDev
 
 On 2/26/07, cdvrooman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Hello,
   I am using slideUp and slideDown, with each attached to a radio button
 via
 click(). Here is the code:
 $(document).ready(function() {
 // Attach hide/show functions:
 $(#user_type_super_x).click(function() {
 $(#permision_block).slideUp(1);
 });
 $(#user_type_user_x).click(function() {
 $(#permision_block).slideDown(1);
 });
 });


   After I click on the first radio button and slideUp the content, if I
 click on the same button again, the content appears and then slidesUp
 again.

   If the content is already hidden, shouldn't it by default not be
 possible
 to make it appear again (however briefly) by repeated applications of the
 slideUp function?

   The same is true for slideDown. After sliding down the content, I can
 make
 it slideDown repeatedly.

   Should I check the height or transparency first before permitting
 slideUp/slideDown to fire?

   Thanks,
   Christopher.
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Re: [jQuery] Multiple Ajax calls and multiple loading... boxes

[Rey Bango]

Hi Dmitrii,

I actually ran into this same issue recently and basically took the 
route of unbinding the ajaxstart event after the Ajax call was done. 
Here's my code:

// This is the Ajax indicator
$('#throbberSearch')
.ajaxStart(function(){
  $(searchResultsDiv).hide();
  $(this).show();
})
.ajaxStop(function(){
  $(this).hide();
  $(this).unbind(ajaxStart);
 });

This effectively stopped the AjaxStart from kicking off via every Ajax 
call and allowed me to specify different AjaxStart() events for 
different Ajax calls.

I ran this by John Resig to make sure I wasn't going off in the wrong 
direction and he said that the method was just fine. :o)

It always feels good to get validation from the maker of the library. ;o)

Rey...




Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt wrote:
 Ok. I'm at loss here.
 
 $.ajaxStart() is invoked for every ajax call that's made on the page.
 
 However, for one ajax call I need to display a loading... in one
 place, for another ajax call - a loading... in another place and for
 yet a third ajax call a loading in a third place.
 
 How can I do this in jQuery? Preferably, in one line (true to jQuery
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Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha

[Torbjorn Tornkvist]

Hi,

It would be nice if it also supported Internationalization
of the Previous/Next strings etc.

Perhaps, it already does? I'll have to check the source.

Cheers, Tobbe


Klaus Hartl wrote:
 Hi jQuerians,
 
 I just committed what I would call Thickbox Reloaded alpha version. It 
 may look the same pretty much, but is a complete rewrite.
 
 Here's what's new:
 
 * Chainable method to bind Thickbox to links and forms (makes it easy 
 for content that gets loaded/created later on).
 * Totally unobtrusive: no classes needed for links, no params in URL.
 * Confirm type Thickbox, triggered automatically by binding Thickbox to 
 a form. If yes the form gets submitted unless a custom callback is 
 defined (for example for Ajax submitting)
 * Automatic type detection depending on type of element, respectively on 
 type of link:
  image: href is an image
  content: href is a hash
  ajax: href is internal and not image
  iframe: href is external and not image
  confirm: element is form
 * Improved UI blocking (Thanks to Mike Malsup and the BlockUI plugin)
 * Options for width/height are now passed in as settings object literal 
 or are stored as default values via $.thickbox.defaults({ width: 300, 
 height: 400 })
 * Options top/left positioning (instead of centering), unit defaults to 'px'
 * Easier skinning: The look is completely separated into an extra style 
 sheet
 * Scrolling via mousewheel/touchpad is blocked
 * Lets you define custom animations for showing the modal window via 
 settings
 * Requires jQuery 1.1.1
 
 Maybe I have forgotten something.
 
 I thought of including the required style sheets dynamically, but you 
 would still have to include the path somehow.
 
 You can also have a look here (besides repository):
 http://stilbuero.de/jquery/thickbox_reloaded/
 
 Please note that I haven't tested in other browsers than Firefox yet. I 
 just thought I'd like to request some feedback/code review first!
 
 
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Re: [jQuery] problem with edit in place on HTML coding.

[Mark]

sorry, i forgot to mention that..
i`m using the jEditable plugin.

2007/2/26, Mika Tuupola [EMAIL PROTECTED]:



On 26 Feb 2007, at 21:55, Mark wrote:

 i have a edit in place thing now and i have this text:
 div class=\admin_link\#INCLUDE#/div

 when you click on the the text field pops in BUT the content is
 suddently different.. the content now is:
 lt;div class=admin_linkgt;#INCLUDE#lt;/divgt;

Which edit in place plugin are you using? jEditable ( http://
www.appelsiini.net/~tuupola/javascript/jEditable/ ) or something else?

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Re: [jQuery] how can I improve this?

[Alexandre Plennevaux]

Did you consider using an Accordion?
http://jquery.bassistance.de/accordion/accordionDemo.htmld

It should be possible to adapt it to your needs. 

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I've managed to build a rough model of what I'm trying to do, though it will
be obvious from my jquery code that I have limited knowlege of how to really
harness the power of jquery. This mock-up works okay in FF, a little less
so in IE6  7, and doesn't really work in Safari.

I've posted the page here - all code is inline:
http://www.monkeypuzzle.net/testfiles/jquery/splitwindow/

The idea is that you start with a Summary View with a data table. Clicking
on some data will split the screen in half vertically and open a Detail View
via slideDown pertaining to that data (drill down one level). 

Clicking on some data in that Detail View should close (slideUp) the Summary
View, and load a 3rd 'More Details' window via slideDown (drill down one
more level). 

Closing 'More Details' should return to Summary View/Detail View
split-screen. Closing 'Detail View' should kill both Detail View  More
Details, leaving you with Summary View full screen.

Does that make sense? Can anyone advise on how to streamline my jquery (even
the markup!) and get things sliding smoothly?

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Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha

[Olaf Bosch]

Klaus Hartl schrieb:

 Please note that I haven't tested in other browsers than Firefox yet.
 I just thought I'd like to request some feedback/code review first!

My Feedback:

-Hardcoded Titles: title=Close this window going to var defaultValues
-Inline Content: you have in CSS display none, give a way to let
Thickbox this setting over Option or so. For unobtrusive and JS is OFF.

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[jQuery] access an element with 2 classes

[Timothy Bowler]

Hi,

I am creating tooltips for a form. The text that appears in the tooltip will 
have two classes:

span class=info email-infoText./span
span class=info password-infoText./span

First how can I access all the elements that contain 'info' in their class?
Secondly when the user clicks on the input box i need to access the second 
class so i know which one it is, how can I do that?


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Re: [jQuery] KICK-BUTT javascript based Zoom feature

[Rick Faircloth]

Thanks for the info, David. I'll check it out!
 
Rick
 
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Hi Rick,

The jquery panview plugin does something similar to this. You may be able to
use it as a starting point to get what you want.

http://www.sevir.org/projects/storage/jpanview/index.html

Regards,

David

Rick Faircloth wrote: 
Being able to move the mouse over a smaller image and have
a much larger image show a close-up of where the mouse is pointing...
 
Rick
 
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I bet the taconite plug in would do it with ease.
 
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Re: [jQuery] access an element with 2 classes

[Karl Rudd]

First bit is easy:

// All spans with class=info
var infoSpans = $('span.info');

Second bit depends on how you have structured your HTML. Assuming the
following HTML:

span class=info email-infoText./span
input class=hasInfo type=text ...

Script (untested):

$(function() {
  $('input.hasInfo').click( function() {
var infoSpan = $(this).prev('span.info');

// do whatever with the span

// show it
infoSpan.show();

// test if it's a particular class
if ( infoSpan.is('.email-info') ) {
  // do something
}
  });
});

Karl Rudd

On 2/27/07, Timothy Bowler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Hi,

 I am creating tooltips for a form. The text that appears in the tooltip will
 have two classes:

 span class=info email-infoText./spanspan class=info
 password-infoText./span

 First how can I access all the elements that contain 'info' in their class?
 Secondly when the user clicks on the input box i need to access the second
 class so i know which one it is, how can I do that?


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Re: [jQuery] how can I improve this?

[rolfsf]

I considered it, and perhaps I should look again. When I first looked it
seemed like it was geared more toward typical accordion menus...



Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
 
 Did you consider using an Accordion?
 http://jquery.bassistance.de/accordion/accordionDemo.htmld
 
 It should be possible to adapt it to your needs. 
 
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 To: discuss@jquery.com
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 I've managed to build a rough model of what I'm trying to do, though it
 will
 be obvious from my jquery code that I have limited knowlege of how to
 really
 harness the power of jquery. This mock-up works okay in FF, a little
 less
 so in IE6  7, and doesn't really work in Safari.
 
 I've posted the page here - all code is inline:
 http://www.monkeypuzzle.net/testfiles/jquery/splitwindow/
 
 The idea is that you start with a Summary View with a data table. Clicking
 on some data will split the screen in half vertically and open a Detail
 View
 via slideDown pertaining to that data (drill down one level). 
 
 Clicking on some data in that Detail View should close (slideUp) the
 Summary
 View, and load a 3rd 'More Details' window via slideDown (drill down one
 more level). 
 
 Closing 'More Details' should return to Summary View/Detail View
 split-screen. Closing 'Detail View' should kill both Detail View  More
 Details, leaving you with Summary View full screen.
 
 Does that make sense? Can anyone advise on how to streamline my jquery
 (even
 the markup!) and get things sliding smoothly?
 
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Re: [jQuery] Progress Bar Plugin

[mrcarxpert]

I notice it too when it's on my blog, but my standalone tester doesn't appear
to do it.  Anyone else notice any quirks?

Josh

agent2026 wrote:
 
 Same here in FF 2.0.  Looks great though, nice work.
 
 Adam
 
 
 
 DavidIcreate wrote:
 
  
 When i tested the demo in FF1.5 on xp i noticed the content of the page 
 jumped a bit down. it only happens when the page is loaded for the first 
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Re: [jQuery] jqueryplugins.com

[Alexandre Plennevaux]

Great idea!  it would be great that you standardize as much as possible the
process of PRESENTING a plugin

- what is it, what it does
- demo
- how-to
- download
- documentation
- support
- changelog
- dedicated support forum

And maybe a private access for plugin publishers to maintain their own info
?



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Subject: [jQuery] jqueryplugins.com

Coming soon: The ability to search through almost 100 jQuery plugins and
find your perfect plugin.

The current official plugins list leaves a lot to be desired. Looking down a
long list a plugin names really doesn't help you find exactly what you're
looking for.

The answer is (almost) here: jQueryPlugins.com. This site will allow you to
look through all jQuery plugins quickly and easily. We've not finished all
the details yet but we'll be launching the site soon, and some screenshots
even sooner.

The address will be: http://www.jqueryplugins.com but at the minute there's
nothing really. But we have some screenshots to be added soon a blog once I
get around to it.

Hopefully the site will work well. Me and a few people I've shown it to have
found it to be great for finding the plugins you want, I just need to finish
up a few little things.

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Re: [jQuery] Progress Bar Plugin

[Mark]

looks nice :) good job

2007/2/27, mrcarxpert [EMAIL PROTECTED]:



I notice it too when it's on my blog, but my standalone tester doesn't
appear
to do it.  Anyone else notice any quirks?

Josh

agent2026 wrote:

 Same here in FF 2.0.  Looks great though, nice work.

 Adam



 DavidIcreate wrote:


 When i tested the demo in FF1.5 on xp i noticed the content of the page
 jumped a bit down. it only happens when the page is loaded for the
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 time.

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Re: [jQuery] jqueryplugins.com

[Rey Bango]

Matt,

I don't want to diminish your excitement but we're already in the 
process of building a plugin repository to better manage the jQuery plugins.

You may want to ping John Resig to discuss your ideas.

Rey...

Matt Oakes wrote:
 Coming soon: The ability to search through almost 100 jQuery plugins and 
 find your perfect plugin.
 
 The current official plugins list leaves a lot to be desired. Looking 
 down a long list a plugin names really doesn't help you find exactly 
 what you're looking for.
 
 The answer is (almost) here: jQueryPlugins.com. This site will allow you 
 to look through all jQuery plugins quickly and easily. We've not 
 finished all the details yet but we'll be launching the site soon, and 
 some screenshots even sooner.
 
 The address will be: http://www.jqueryplugins.com but at the minute 
 there's nothing really. But we have some screenshots to be added soon a 
 blog once I get around to it.
 
 Hopefully the site will work well. Me and a few people I've shown it to 
 have found it to be great for finding the plugins you want, I just need 
 to finish up a few little things.
 
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Re: [jQuery] KICK-BUTT javascript based Zoom feature

[Rick Faircloth]

Thanks for the link.
 
I've got to figure out how to dynamically load a new
thumbnail and large image.
 
Rick
 
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Marshall Salinger
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 2:28 PM
To: 'jQuery Discussion.'
Subject: Re: [jQuery] KICK-BUTT javascript based Zoom feature
 
This was posted a while back. The bottom example has the same functionality.
 
http://www.sevir.org/projects/storage/jpanview/index.html
 
-Marshall
 
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Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 9:43 AM
To: 'jQuery Discussion.'
Subject: Re: [jQuery] KICK-BUTT javascript based Zoom feature
 
Well. anyone know how to accomplish this in jQuery?
 
http://tinyurl.com/yubt54_spam
 
Rick
 
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Behalf Of Matt Stith
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 9:53 AM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] KICK-BUTT javascript based Zoom feature
 
Really all that is is a image of a grid that stays aligned with the mouse,
and a higher resolution image that scrolls depending on the mouse position.
It doesnt even use jQuery.

Im going to call this one as a lame attempt at spamming this mailing list. 
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Re: [jQuery] Validation plugin 1.0 alpha 2

[amircx]

 ive downloaded the version you linked and
for somereason its not working
i copied it AS IS to my server , just changed the directory

http://www.amir.cx/ajaxtest/test.html

i think you have bug there... in ff its works... 
ie returns errors


Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
 
 Stefan Kilp [sk-software] schrieb:
 Hi,

 there is a realy serious bug in your demo

 http://jquery.bassistance.de/validate/demo-test/custom-methods-demo.html

 please look at the source

 7 + 4 is NOT 13 it is 11 :-)

 btw: great news, i like to use it for my next project
   
 Thanks for pointing that out, didn't notice it for about half a year :-)
 
 Let me know about your experience with the plugin when using it on a 
 project. At some point I'd like to present some example serverside 
 integrations, so if you may have anything in that area, I'm interested!
 
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Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha

[Kevin Fricovsky]

Looks great in FF!

Not there yet in IE6 though. Totally fails actually. But like you said,
it's alpha.

Good luck!

-Kevin


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Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 9:06 AM
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Subject: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha

Hi jQuerians,

I just committed what I would call Thickbox Reloaded alpha version. It 
may look the same pretty much, but is a complete rewrite.

Here's what's new:

* Chainable method to bind Thickbox to links and forms (makes it easy 
for content that gets loaded/created later on).
* Totally unobtrusive: no classes needed for links, no params in URL.
* Confirm type Thickbox, triggered automatically by binding Thickbox to 
a form. If yes the form gets submitted unless a custom callback is 
defined (for example for Ajax submitting)
* Automatic type detection depending on type of element, respectively on

type of link:
 image: href is an image
 content: href is a hash
 ajax: href is internal and not image
 iframe: href is external and not image
 confirm: element is form
* Improved UI blocking (Thanks to Mike Malsup and the BlockUI plugin)
* Options for width/height are now passed in as settings object literal 
or are stored as default values via $.thickbox.defaults({ width: 300, 
height: 400 })
* Options top/left positioning (instead of centering), unit defaults to
'px'
* Easier skinning: The look is completely separated into an extra style 
sheet
* Scrolling via mousewheel/touchpad is blocked
* Lets you define custom animations for showing the modal window via 
settings
* Requires jQuery 1.1.1

Maybe I have forgotten something.

I thought of including the required style sheets dynamically, but you 
would still have to include the path somehow.

You can also have a look here (besides repository):
http://stilbuero.de/jquery/thickbox_reloaded/

Please note that I haven't tested in other browsers than Firefox yet. I 
just thought I'd like to request some feedback/code review first!


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Re: [jQuery] jQuery + ColdFusion - auto complete examples?

[Rey Bango]

And in case you wanted some code, here's the way that I used it:

 Main page that uses autocomplete:

script src=/lib/jquery.js type=text/javascript/script   
script src=/lib/autocomplete.js type=text/javascript/script 
script type=text/javascript
$(document).ready(function() {
$(#sku).autocomplete(searchskus.cfm, { minChars:3, matchSubset:1, 
matchContains:1, cacheLength:10, selectOnly:1, lineSeparator:~, 
cellSeparator:|, onItemSelect:selectItem });
});

function selectItem(li) {
var v = li.extra[0];

$( #sku ).val( v );

}
/script


 CFM Called by AutoComplete Ajax method:

cfsetting showdebugoutput=no enablecfoutputonly=no

cfquery datasource=#request.ds# name=product
select title, sku
from products
where (title like '%#url.q#%'
or sku like '%#url.q#%')
and parentSKU = ''
order by title
/cfquery

cfcontent type=text/html reset=Yes /
cfheader name=Content-Type value=text/html; charset=UTF-8
cfsavecontent variable=prods
cfoutput 
query=product#trim(product.title)#|#trim(product.sku)#~/cfoutput
/cfsavecontent

cfoutput#trim( prods )#/cfoutput




Priest, James (NIH/NIEHS) [C] wrote:
 I'm working on an administration tool and I'd like to use jQuery to
 populate a user field - IE the user would type in a few letters of the
 last name and have it find the matching names...
 
 I know there are lots of ColdFusion folks on the list - I'm looking for
 some examples :)
 
 I've used jQuery quite a bit in the rest of this application but it's
 all been for display/UI - no Ajax - so now I want to give that a try.
 
 Thanks!
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Re: [jQuery] PNGs in IE

[Schnuck]

hi klaus,

- first it seemed to work, now it doesn't. do you or anyone know or
understand why the following freezes internet explorer (as also noted
by SNF)? your tipp on the url below works fine, but the bit you posted
about making this work for background images as well makes IE6 freeze.
any help appreciated.

cheers,

s

this freezes IE6:

* html .png {
behaviour: expression(
this.runtimeStyle.filter =
'progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src=' +
this.runtimeStyle.backgroundImage + ', sizingMethod=image)',
this.runtimeStyle.backgroundImage = 'none'
);
}



 It's not jQuery, but a CSS pure solution I made (well, it relies on
 Dynamic Properties, e.g. JavaScript, but you put it into a style sheet):
 http://www.stilbuero.de/2006/03/15/png-alpha-transparency-fast-and-easy/

 I could make a plugin out of that as well maybe. This works for pngs
 included via img element. If you follow the comments there's a solution
 for CSS background images as well...


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[jQuery] addclass and json

[Richard Thomas]

I am trying to pass a value to addClass, If I hardcode 'green' it works
if I do var = green
addClass(var)

It works

If I try to use a value from jquery json data like
addClass(json.class) addClass and jquery die with no visible error in
firebug

If I do

json.class.toString() it works, Prior to version 1.1.1 I never had to
specify toString

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Re: [jQuery] addclass and json

[Karl Rudd]

In JavaScript class is a reserved word. Perhaps that's the problem?

If not then it'd be best to post a URL to an example page so we can
have a look at it.

Karl Rudd

On 2/27/07, Richard Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am trying to pass a value to addClass, If I hardcode 'green' it works
 if I do var = green
 addClass(var)

 It works

 If I try to use a value from jquery json data like
 addClass(json.class) addClass and jquery die with no visible error in
 firebug

 If I do

 json.class.toString() it works, Prior to version 1.1.1 I never had to
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Re: [jQuery] addclass and json

[Karl Rudd]

Sidenote: If you do need to use class as an attribute / property
name you could access it via:

json['class']

Karl Rudd

On 2/27/07, Richard Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am trying to pass a value to addClass, If I hardcode 'green' it works
 if I do var = green
 addClass(var)

 It works

 If I try to use a value from jquery json data like
 addClass(json.class) addClass and jquery die with no visible error in
 firebug

 If I do

 json.class.toString() it works, Prior to version 1.1.1 I never had to
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Re: [jQuery] jqueryplugins.com

[Joan Piedra]

I'd love to see this like the Firefox addons repository.


On 2/26/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Matt,

I don't want to diminish your excitement but we're already in the
process of building a plugin repository to better manage the jQuery
plugins.

You may want to ping John Resig to discuss your ideas.

Rey...

Matt Oakes wrote:
 Coming soon: The ability to search through almost 100 jQuery plugins and
 find your perfect plugin.

 The current official plugins list leaves a lot to be desired. Looking
 down a long list a plugin names really doesn't help you find exactly
 what you're looking for.

 The answer is (almost) here: jQueryPlugins.com. This site will allow you
 to look through all jQuery plugins quickly and easily. We've not
 finished all the details yet but we'll be launching the site soon, and
 some screenshots even sooner.

 The address will be: http://www.jqueryplugins.com but at the minute
 there's nothing really. But we have some screenshots to be added soon a
 blog once I get around to it.

 Hopefully the site will work well. Me and a few people I've shown it to
 have found it to be great for finding the plugins you want, I just need
 to finish up a few little things.

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Re: [jQuery] Progress Bar Plugin

[Joan Piedra]

Could you do a image preload demo? That would be interesting, some _real_
examples we could try and use in real app, and simple galleries, or other
stuff.

It works nice for me, except for the bug previously mentioned.

Great work, keep the plugins coming!


On 2/26/07, mrcarxpert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



I notice it too when it's on my blog, but my standalone tester doesn't
appear
to do it.  Anyone else notice any quirks?

Josh

agent2026 wrote:

 Same here in FF 2.0.  Looks great though, nice work.

 Adam



 DavidIcreate wrote:


 When i tested the demo in FF1.5 on xp i noticed the content of the page
 jumped a bit down. it only happens when the page is loaded for the
first
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Re: [jQuery] jqueryplugins.com

[Gurpartap Singh]

Maybe someone might want to turn to site development message in [web] list
:-D

On 2/27/07, Joan Piedra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


I'd love to see this like the Firefox addons repository.


On 2/26/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Matt,

 I don't want to diminish your excitement but we're already in the
 process of building a plugin repository to better manage the jQuery
 plugins.

 You may want to ping John Resig to discuss your ideas.

 Rey...

 Matt Oakes wrote:
  Coming soon: The ability to search through almost 100 jQuery plugins
 and
  find your perfect plugin.
 
  The current official plugins list leaves a lot to be desired. Looking
  down a long list a plugin names really doesn't help you find exactly
  what you're looking for.
 
  The answer is (almost) here: jQueryPlugins.com. This site will allow
 you
  to look through all jQuery plugins quickly and easily. We've not
  finished all the details yet but we'll be launching the site soon, and

  some screenshots even sooner.
 
  The address will be: http://www.jqueryplugins.com but at the minute
  there's nothing really. But we have some screenshots to be added soon
 a
  blog once I get around to it.
 
  Hopefully the site will work well. Me and a few people I've shown it
 to
  have found it to be great for finding the plugins you want, I just
 need
  to finish up a few little things.
 
  Matt
 
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Re: [jQuery] jqModal r7 release!

[Rick Faircloth]

Thanks for the info, Ben. I think your application looks great,
but is over my head right now. quite complicated!
 
Good work!  Hope it works out well for you.
 
Rick
 
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Benjamin Sterling
Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 5:13 PM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] jqModal r7 release!
 
Rick,
These are the plugins that I am using:

jqForm
jqDebug
jqHightlightFade
jqQuick (for dom)
the flash plugin
jqModal
jqMinMax (only using it once tho)
blockUI (will be getting switched out with a custom jqModal function) 

And the rest of the code is mine.  This app is specific to a certain
audience, so they need to have js and css on to run this site.  I am using a
ton of $.ajax, which in all accounts could be switched to $.load or $get,
but i prefer $.ajax.  Feel free to take a look at the code and let me know
if you have any questions. 

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Re: [jQuery] TABS plugin: ajax tabs, $.triggerTab, and intercepting clicks ??

[Klaus Hartl]

Brice Burgess schrieb:
 I've finally got around to using the tabs plugin  am loving it! :) In 
 due time, I of course came across a complexity that I'm having a hard 
 time elegantly solving.
 
 4 tabs are setup displaying forms to aid in a mailing composition; 
 composition, template, message, and preview. The content of 
 these tabs is pulled via an ajax request ({remote: true}).
 
 The content of each tab contains a continue button input type=submit 
 ../, which submits the form, and if VALID, takes them to the next tab. 
 e.g. composition - template, or  message - preview.
 
 This is trivial -- I submit form using the Forms plugin, in the 
 onSuccess callback decipher if the form was valid (server side 
 validation) and use $.triggerTab to trigger the next tab.
 
 The complexity: In addition to the continue button, I would like the 
 form to be submitted upon clicking another tab. Users are bound to fill 
 in form data and click the next tab (w/o clicking continue) and expect 
 the data to be there.
 
 I realize I can use an onClick event to submit the form -- however I can 
 not stop the clicked tab from becoming active. I have tried returning 
 false, etc.
 
 So; If a user clicks a tab, the content's form should be submitted, and 
 IF VALID, activate the clicked tab.
 
 In an attempted workaround I tried disabling all tabs, and assigning 
 custom events to trigger them (yes, somewhat redundant). This didn't 
 seem to play well with {remote:true}.. I noticed
 
  $('#mailing').enableTab(1).triggerTab(1);  does not work, for instance.

Brice, I think something else went wrong there. On a simple test page 
that works fine for me:
http://stilbuero.de/jquery/tabs/test.html

Maybe you can show some more code here...


 I think the easiest/less ugly way to go about this is to intercept 
 (cancel) the onClick event if it returns false. This way I could submit 
 the form in the onClick and return false. When the form response comes 
 back, I can then either trigger the tab, or alert the error message.
 
 Does this make any sense?

I'm not overall sure. Would that be expected behavior? Implementation 
wouldn't be to difficult, so I could do that, but maybe we can work out 
a solution with the existing code...


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Re: [jQuery] jqueryplugins.com

[Matt Kruse]

Just some thoughts. I would really like information or discussion on the
documentation/API side of things, as I am currently looking for the best way
to
document a jQuery API.
This definitely needs to be better documented. There is already a very
solid, consistent doc format for jQuery code.

From some of the plugins I've looked at, it looks jsdoc-ish. Is it documented
anywhere? Is the script to process the docs available somewhere? When I release
my first plugin, I want it to conform to specs as much as possible.

Thanks,

Matt


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Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Thickbox Reloaded alpha

[Joel Birch]

On 27/02/2007, at 1:05 AM, Klaus Hartl wrote:
 Hi jQuerians,

 I just committed what I would call Thickbox Reloaded alpha version. It
 may look the same pretty much, but is a complete rewrite.

 Here's what's new:

I'm dumbstruck. Thanks Klaus and Jorn - you have made my day/week/ 
month.  I find Thickbox so useful and it looks like Thickbox 3 takes  
it a huge step forward with unobtrusiveness, quality code, and best  
of all - all the best enhancements put together in one almighty 'box.  
It's truly One Box to Rule Them All again! I'll be tinkering with this!

Joel Birch.

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Re: [jQuery] jqModal r7 release!

[Benjamin Sterling]

Rick, don't kid yourself, it is over my head too :D.

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[jQuery] Tabs plugin / CSS problem

[Dylan Verheul]

On this page I've setup a test for the tabs plugin which I want to use.
http://waarneming.nl/h/default/test

The layout is wrong in FF2 (tabs are too high and too far to the
right) and in IE7 (everything looks messed up).

The scripts and the CSS are inserted through php calls in a small
framework. This works fine for thickbox and such, but I can't get tabs
to work. I've been staring at it for a long time, so maybe I'm just
missing the obvious (most probably the obvious mistake I made).

If anyone would like to help me out, please take a look.

Dylan

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Re: [jQuery] addclass and json

[Erik Beeson]

 addClass(json.class) addClass and jquery die with no visible error in firebug

I've found proper exception handling can help track down no visible
error type bugs:

try {
// code here
} catch(e) {
alert(There was a problem with that code:  + e);
}

But like Karl said, using class is probably the problem. Good luck with it.

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[jQuery] Help with animate()

[David]

Hi,

I'm trying to understand how the animate function works, but I'm not
finding the documentation very helpful. As an example I would like to
move one div to the right 100 pixels. I thought that the following code
might do it but I get no movement whatsoever.

$(#myDiv).animate({right: 100}, slow);

Am I completely missing the point of the animate function? Can anybody
please give me a nudge in the right direction?

Regards,

David
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Re: [jQuery] Help with animate()

[Karl Rudd]

Make sure the element you're trying to move (the div in this case)
has either position: relative or position: absolute.

Karl Rudd

On 2/27/07, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Hi,

  I'm trying to understand how the animate function works, but I'm not
 finding the documentation very helpful. As an example I would like to move
 one div to the right 100 pixels. I thought that the following code might do
 it but I get no movement whatsoever.

  $(#myDiv).animate({right: 100}, slow);

  Am I completely missing the point of the animate function? Can anybody
 please give me a nudge in the right direction?

  Regards,

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Re: [jQuery] Tabs plugin / CSS problem

[Dylan Verheul]

OK thanks, I thought the tabs CSS overrode the #main ul with it's
.anchors definition -- I'll look into it, might have to tighten up the
style sheets to make 'em play nice ...

On 2/27/07, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  hi Dylan,

  As a quick test in Firefox2.0 I removed the '#main ul' and 'H3' styles from
 your css, and that got rid of the space between the tabs and the tab
 content. You may need to play with the margin values to get it to wrok the
 way you want.

  Regards,

  David

  Dylan Verheul wrote:

 On this page I've setup a test for the tabs plugin which I want to use.
 http://waarneming.nl/h/default/test

 The layout is wrong in FF2 (tabs are too high and too far to the
 right) and in IE7 (everything looks messed up).

 The scripts and the CSS are inserted through php calls in a small
 framework. This works fine for thickbox and such, but I can't get tabs
 to work. I've been staring at it for a long time, so maybe I'm just
 missing the obvious (most probably the obvious mistake I made).

 If anyone would like to help me out, please take a look.

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[jQuery] Newbie Alert: Problem with Ajax

[qsec]

Hi,

Please excuse my ignorance. I'm totally new to this.
I'm trying to get some data from a PHP-script via AJAX.

$(document).ready(function(){
 $(a#'. $catid .').click(function(){
$(#ajaxloadimage).ajaxStart(function(){
$(this).show();
});
$.ajax({
type: POST,
processData: true,
dataType: html,
url: getallfromcategory.php,
data: uid='. $cat_result['uid'] .',
success: function(txt){$(#show_'. $catid 
.').append(txt);}
});
$(#ajaxloadimage).ajaxStop(function(){
$(this).hide();
});
$(#show_'. $catid .').ajaxSuccess(function(){
$(this).slideDown(slow);
});
});
});

It works nicely in IE.
When I try in FF it works kinda.
When the PHP-Script only returns a small amount of data it's fine.
But when larger amounts of data gets retreived FF just hangs indefinite.

What am I doing wrong?
Could someone please advice on what I should do?
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[jQuery] Creating stylesheets in jQuery

[Danny Wachsstock]

This may be helpful to someone: I made a jQuery extension that lets you
change the stylesheet styles, rather than the inline styles (which is what
jQuery generally does). So you can do:

$.style('p').css('color','green');

creates a stylesheet with a rule that sets the color of P elements,
including any that are created in the future. That's different from
$('p').css('color','green'); which changes the color of any existing P
elements only.

It also takes an options object that can specify the media of the
stylesheet, so:

$.style('div', {media: 'print'}).css('background', 'none');

sets the background only for printing.

Some notes:
--The selector can only be something that your browser understands; no XPath
or CSS3 or other fancy jQuery stuff.
--The returned object is not a real jQuery object but an array of CSS rules;
most of the jQuery functions will give errors. The only useful function that
works is .css(), and that only to set the style; $.style('p').css('color')
gives an error. There ought to be a way to get the style, but I haven't
found it yet.
--For large numbers of elements, it ought to be faster to change the
stylesheet than to change the style of each element, but I haven't tested
that yet.

The code:

  $.style = function(selector, options){
options = $.extend ({type: 'text/css', media: 'all'}, options);
var style =
$(document.createElement('style')).attr(options).appendTo('head')[0];
if (style.styleSheet){
  // IE
  var sheet = style.styleSheet;
  sheet.addRule(selector, null);
  return $(sheet.rules[0]);
}else if (style.sheet){
  // Firefox
  sheet = style.sheet;
  sheet.insertRule(selector+' {}',0);
  return $(sheet.cssRules[0]);
}
  };

This creates a new stylesheet (really a STYLE element) each time it's
called. A fancier version that caches the stylesheets is:

  $.style = function (selector, options){
options = $.extend ({type: 'text/css', media: 'all'}, options);
var sheet = $.style.sheets[options.media];
if (!sheet){
  var style =
$(document.createElement('style')).attr(options).appendTo('head')[0]; 
  if (style.styleSheet){
// IE
$.style.sheets[options.media] = sheet = style.styleSheet;
  }else if (style.sheet){
// Firefox
$.style.sheets[options.media] = sheet = style.sheet;
sheet.rules = []; // lets us use the same rules array
  }
}
if (sheet.rules [selector]) return $(sheet.rules [selector]);
if (sheet.cssRules){
  // Firefox
  sheet.insertRule(selector+' {}',sheet.cssRules.length);
  return $(sheet.rules[selector] =
sheet.cssRules[sheet.cssRules.length-1]);
}else{
  // IE
  sheet.addRule(selector, null);
  return $(sheet.rules[selector] = sheet.rules[sheet.rules.length-1]);
}  
  };
  $.style.sheets = [];

Enjoy!

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Re: [jQuery] Tabs plugin / CSS problem

[Wilfred Nas]

you may want to start with giving the page a proper doctype.

than you want to nullify the default margin and padding that an  
unordered list has...


Further more, as I read your 'problem' you assume that is correct in  
other browsers? Which one, surely not IE 6. When developing, start  
with firefox, safari or other decent browsers and then work your way  
down to the various IE versions. Preferably with conditional comments...


When I added a doctype to your page:

?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN  
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd;


html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml;

and the following css for you tabs it looks okay in ff 2

#container-1 ul.anchors {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}

to get the content to connect, I added:

.fragment {
margin-top: -10px;
}

Please take a look at the specs at w3c and good luck!

On Feb 27, 2007, at 6:35 AM, Dylan Verheul wrote:

On this page I've setup a test for the tabs plugin which I want to  
use.

http://waarneming.nl/h/default/test

The layout is wrong in FF2 (tabs are too high and too far to the
right) and in IE7 (everything looks messed up).

The scripts and the CSS are inserted through php calls in a small
framework. This works fine for thickbox and such, but I can't get tabs
to work. I've been staring at it for a long time, so maybe I'm just
missing the obvious (most probably the obvious mistake I made).

If anyone would like to help me out, please take a look.

Dylan

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Re: [jQuery] Tabs plugin / CSS problem

[Klaus Hartl]

Wilfred Nas schrieb:
 you may want to start with giving the page a proper doctype.
 
 than you want to nullify the default margin and padding that an 
 unordered list has...
 
 Further more, as I read your 'problem' you assume that is correct in 
 other browsers? Which one, surely not IE 6. When developing, start with 
 firefox, safari or other decent browsers and then work your way down to 
 the various IE versions. Preferably with conditional comments...
 
 When I added a doctype to your page:
 
 ?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
 !DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN 
 http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd;


Do not use an XML declaration if you are serving as text/html. It's 
wrong. It's simply HTML, not XML. Mime type matters, Doctypes don't.

Besides using this declaration puts IE in Quirks mode again, thus you 
don't win anything and it's actually the same as having no Doctype at all.


-- Klaus

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