Re: [jQuery] Local XML
I suppose that if you write:
function handleResponse(data)
{
var xml = $(data.responseXml)
}
the xml var is a DOM xml file.
But I don't try it.
Cheers,
-- Francesco
Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt ha scritto:
I need to load and process a local XML file from a page displayed
locally. However, if XML is loaded through .get, it is passed to the
processing function as text, not as a document. How can I ensure that
the XML that is loaded gets parsed and presented as DOM?
That is, I need to to something like:
$(document).ready(
function() {
$(a.ex).click(
function() {
$.get(
$(this).attr(href),
handleResponse
)
}
);
}
);
function handleResponse(data)
{
// do stuff not with text that gets passed, but wit DOM
}
HTML:
a href=xml/1.xml class=exExample 1/a
a href=xml/2.xml class=exExample 2/a
Thank you.
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Re: [jQuery] javascript object not array?
d is an Object
d.Products is an Array
You could test you objects using the constructor property. If you try:
alert (d.constructor)
you could see that it shows a result different from
alert(d.Products.constructor)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
I'm confused. Why does:
var d = {
Products: [
Books, Electronics
]
};
alert(typeof d[Products]);
Report object and not array? How am I supposed to tell if I have
an array rather than a map object?
Thanks,
T.
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Re: [jQuery] simple - focusing on an input
Use:
$(#orderFinder input).val('')[0].focus()
--Francesco
Paul ha scritto:
I'm trying to focus the cursor in a text box at the end of a simple
animation, and it won't. The cursor shows up temporarily in the box,
then flits away...
$(#orderFinder).SlideToggleUp(250, null, 'bounceout');//
show/hide the div
$(#orderFinder input).val('').focus();// reset
the value and focus on the field
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Re: [jQuery] checking created items again via DOM
Hi,
you could try the following:
linClick = function () {
$('.lin').unbind('click').click(
function(){
$(#sublevels).append(span
class='lin'+split[1]+/spanbr/)
linClick()
}
)
}
linClick()
--Francesco
phplord ha scritto:
Hi;
I got an interesting problem.
I have a code like this:
$('.lin').click(function(){
$(#sublevels).append(span class='lin'+split[1]+/spanbr
/);
}
As you see,I have been adding span tags with class lin when another span tag
with class lin was clicked.
Problem is created span tags with class link must run this code also when
they are clicked because they have the same class name (lin)
But they donot work
What's the problem?
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[jQuery] jQuick 1.3 adds support for LABELs in Safari
Hi all, today I released jQuick 1.3. This new version adds support for LABELs in Safari. Cheers, Francesco Sullo http://jquick.sullof.com ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
[jQuery] jQuick 1.3.1 improves support for LABELs in Safari
After the first public tests of jQuick I improved the support for label
in Safari.
In fact, in 1.3.1, the following example works well even in Safari:
$.FORM({},
$.LABEL({'for': 'one'}, Label ),
$.INPUT({id: one', type: checkbox', onclick: alert(1)})
)
Cheers,
Francesco
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[jQuery] jQuick 1.2 released and beta 4 preview of PassPack
During the development of the first releases of PassPack, I adopted Easy
DOM Creation by Michael Geary to quickly manage the DOM elements. But,
with the beta4 version of PassPack I needed to overcome Michael's
library's limits (due to the compatibility with Prototype). So I
developed jQuick. The new version 1.2 is more complete.
(
If you want to try the unofficial beta4preview of PassPack you could
connect to
https://www.passpack.com/beta4preview
Let me know your comments
)
How jQuick works
Suppose you want to obtain the following html code:
div class=big
span id=one class=psHello Joei!/i/span
/div
Using jQuick you could create the corresponding DOM elements with the
following code:
$.DIV({'class':'big'},
$.SPAN({id:'one','class':'ps'},
'Hello Joe', $.I('!')
)
);
Now suppose that you want to append to the big div an animated SPAN
element. You could write:
$('#big').append(
$.SPAN(
{id:'one','class':'ps'},
'Hello Joe'
).animate({left: 50,opacity:'show'},1000)
);
jQuick supports HTML code. So you could write:
$.DIV({'class':'big'},
'span class=psHello Joei!/i/span'
);
It is useful if you have to pass the innerHTML of one tag to another.
jQuick supports events if passed as attributes, even with IE. For
example, instead of
$.FORM({},
$.LABEL({'for':'one'},Digit ),
$.INPUT({id:'one'}).click(setValues)
).bind('submit',function(){return false;});
you could write:
$.FORM({onsubmit:'return false;'},
$.LABEL({'for':'one'},Digit ),
$.INPUT({id:'one',onclick:'setValues()'})
);
jQuick preserves spaces.
Download it at http://jquick.sullof.com
Francesco Sullo
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.sullof.com
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[jQuery] A little bug fixed in the beta 4 preview of PassPack
Hi all,
about beta4preview of PassPack, during last test I commented a line so
that after registration user cannot see anything.
I'm sorry. Now it works well.
--
During the development of the first releases of PassPack, I adopted Easy
DOM Creation by Michael Geary to quickly manage the DOM elements. But,
with the beta4 version of PassPack I needed to overcome Michael's
library's limits (due to the compatibility with Prototype). So I
developed jQuick. The new version 1.2 is more complete.
(
If you want to try the unofficial beta4preview of PassPack you could
connect to
https://www.passpack.com/beta4preview
Let me know your comments
)
How jQuick works
Suppose you want to obtain the following html code:
div class=big
span id=one class=psHello Joei!/i/span
/div
Using jQuick you could create the corresponding DOM elements with the
following code:
$.DIV({'class':'big'},
$.SPAN({id:'one','class':'ps'},
'Hello Joe', $.I('!')
)
);
Now suppose that you want to append to the big div an animated SPAN
element. You could write:
$('#big').append(
$.SPAN(
{id:'one','class':'ps'},
'Hello Joe'
).animate({left: 50,opacity:'show'},1000)
);
jQuick supports HTML code. So you could write:
$.DIV({'class':'big'},
'span class=psHello Joei!/i/span'
);
It is useful if you have to pass the innerHTML of one tag to another.
jQuick supports events if passed as attributes, even with IE. For
example, instead of
$.FORM({},
$.LABEL({'for':'one'},Digit ),
$.INPUT({id:'one'}).click(setValues)
).bind('submit',function(){return false;});
you could write:
$.FORM({onsubmit:'return false;'},
$.LABEL({'for':'one'},Digit ),
$.INPUT({id:'one',onclick:'setValues()'})
);
jQuick preserves spaces.
Download it at http://jquick.sullof.com
Francesco Sullo
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.sullof.com
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Re: [jQuery] Q: best way to create dynamic content?
I suggest to use jQuick. In your case you can create the code using:
$('#myAnchor').append( $.DIV( id: myIdVar, 'class': myClassvar} )
jQuick is at http://jquick.sullof.com/
In the next days I will release a new powered version.
nrwsteff ha scritto:
short question:
what is the recommanded/better/fastest (memory footprint/execution time)
jQuery way to create dynamic content?
the length of code is not so important for me.
or should i use one of the DOM creation plugins?
a)
var myIdVar = 'id1';
var myClassVar = 'class1';
$('div/div').attr({'id':myIdVar,'class':myClassVar}).appendTo('#myAnchor
');
or
b)
var myIdVar = 'id1';
var myClassVar = 'class1';
var myHtml = 'div ';
myHtml += 'id='+myIdVar+' class='+myClassVar+'/div';
$('#myAnchor').append(myHtml);
regards steff
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Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Alpha 2 of Ext 1.0 for jQuery is Available
Hi Rey, your Alpha 2 is one of the more exciting javascript libraries I have seen. Great! Rey Bango ha scritto: Guys, Alpha 2 of Ext 1.0 for jQuery is now available for download. You can find out more details here: http://www.yui-ext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3084 and download Ext 1.0 for jQuery Alpha 2 here: http://www.yui-ext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2940 Rey... ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: Alpha 2 of Ext 1.0 for jQuery is Available
You are right. Alpha is great, but is too big for real web applications... Mikael Noone ha scritto: This is supercewl. Although, to bulky for me to use on webpages. 372kb plus jquery.. i just say, wow... that´s big! and then additional javascript code for the functions, html, css. plus content! That will be a huge site On 2/25/07, *Chris Domigan* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hawt!! ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com mailto:discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/ ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/ ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
Re: [jQuery] New plugin: jQuick Tag Creator
If you want, you can add TAG to the tag's string. It works,
F
Andreas Wahlin ha scritto:
absolutely, count in another switcher :D
is it possible to redefine the $.TAG to something arbitrary, i've used
dom.TAG in the past, or is the $. part dependant on the overall jQuery
assignment? So jQuery.TAG would work?
Andreas
On Feb 17, 2007, at 21:27, Benjamin Sterling wrote:
Sweet, I may be switching what I am using now to this plugin.
On 2/17/07, *Francesco Sullo* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes. Differently from other quick tag generators, jQuick is
jQuery specific. This is an advantage because anything you can do
with jQuery is possible with jQuick methods.
Is it possible to do things like
var storage_for_future;
$.DIV({'class':'big'},
storage_for_future = $.SPAN({id:'one','class':'ps'},'Hello
Joe',$.I ({},'!'))
);
and thus inline save references for DOM elements you create?
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[jQuery] jQuick Tag Creator 1.1 released
Hi all.
Today I improved jQuick.
The new version 1.1 supports events if passed as attributes, even with IE.
For example, instead of
$.FORM({},
$.LABEL({'for':'one'},Digit ),
$.INPUT({id:'one'}).click(setValues)
).submit(function(){return false;});
you could write:
$.FORM({onsubmit:'return false;'},
$.LABEL({'for':'one'},Digit ),
$.INPUT({id:'one',onclick:'setValues()'})
);
It is more compact and easier to understand.
For info and download: http://jquick.sullof.com
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Re: [jQuery] jQuick Tag Creator 1.1 released
Suppose you want to add content to themyDiv div, you could write:
$('#myDiv').append(
$.DIV({'class':'big'},
$.SPAN({id:'one','class':'ps'},
'Hello Joe', $.I({},'!')
)
)
);
PS. I changed the 1.1 version some minutes ago in order to optimize it.
Instead of use jQuick.attr function I preferred to extend jQuery with
the method jQuickAttr.
Rey Bango ha scritto:
Francesco,
This is a really nice plugin. Excellent work. I missed your original
announcements so I had a quick question.
If I wanted to inject a DIV into a specific section of my page (perhaps
another DIV) using this code from your site:
$.DIV({'class':'big'},
$.SPAN({id:'one','class':'ps'},
'Hello Joe', $.I({},'!')
)
);
how would I go about doing it?
Rey
Francesco Sullo wrote:
Hi all.
Today I improved jQuick.
The new version 1.1 supports events if passed as attributes, even with IE.
For example, instead of
$.FORM({},
$.LABEL({'for':'one'},Digit ),
$.INPUT({id:'one'}).click(setValues)
).submit(function(){return false;});
you could write:
$.FORM({onsubmit:'return false;'},
$.LABEL({'for':'one'},Digit ),
$.INPUT({id:'one',onclick:'setValues()'})
);
It is more compact and easier to understand.
For info and download: http://jquick.sullof.com
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[jQuery] New plugin: jQuick Tag Creator
Hi all,
I want to announce a new plugin for jQuery. I hope you like it.
Cheers,
Francesco
***
jQuick Tag Creator for jQuery
http://jquick.sullof.com
*How it works *
Suppose you want to obtain the following html code:
div class=big
span id=one class=psHello Joei!/i/span
/div
Using jQuick you could create the corresponding DOM elements with the
following code:
$.DIV({'class':'big'},
$.SPAN({id:'one','class':'ps'},'Hello Joe',$.I({},'!'))
);
Now suppose that you want to animate the SPAN element. You could write:
$(#cico).append(
$.DIV({'class':'big'},
$.SPAN({id:'one','class':'ps'},
'Hello Joe',$.I({},'!')
).animate({left: 50, opacity: 'show'}, 1000)
)
);
*
Note
*
With jQuery 1.1.1, if you want to preserve spaces, you could apply a
little fix to the jQuery clean method changing the line 449 from:
var s = jQuery.trim(arg), ...
to:
var s = /^\s+/.test(arg) ? jQuery.trim(arg) : arg, ...
so that only the tags are trimmed.
jQuick supports all XHTML Strict and Frameset DTD tags but you can add
what you want.
jQuick was inspired by DOM Creation by Michael Geary (http://mg.to).
Enjoy it!
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[jQuery] New plugin: jQuick Tag Creator
Yes. Differently from other quick tag generators, jQuick is jQuery
specific. This is an advantage because anything you can do with jQuery
is possible with jQuick methods.
Is it possible to do things like
var storage_for_future;
$.DIV({'class':'big'},
storage_for_future = $.SPAN({id:'one','class':'ps'},'Hello Joe',$.I
({},'!'))
);
and thus inline save references for DOM elements you create?
Andreas
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