date:20070308

Karl Rudd schrieb:
 You can combine the selectors with a ,:
 
   $(table td:nth-child(4), table td:nth-child(5), table
 td:nth-child(8)).css('text-align', 'right');
 
 Karl

You could also use filter in that case (untested):

$('table td').filter(':eq(4), :eq(5), :eq(8)').css('text-align', 'right');

Comma separated lists in filter require jQuery 1.1


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Re: [jQuery] Firebug and validation plugin--revisted (Was Re: release: Validation plugin beta 1)

2007-03-08 Thread R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah

On Mar 7, 9:56 pm, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 After the page is loaded and if I set the breakpoint, it works like
  I expected. But, if I set the breakpoint and reload the page, it
  breaks at the breakpoint even while the page is loaded--this is
  confusing as it looks the event or function is been called even when
  the page is been getting loaded. Am I missing something? or Is this

 Maybe it is being called.  Did you look at the callstack?

Yes, I did and find some variables and they're not readable for me
(this, options and validator). Can you be able to interpret them? TIA

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Re: [jQuery] Firebug and validation plugin--revisted (Was Re: release: Validation plugin beta 1)

2007-03-08 Thread R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah

On Mar 7, 9:30 pm, Aaron Heimlich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On 3/7/07, R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  After the page is loaded and if I set the breakpoint, it works like
  I expected. But, if I set the breakpoint and reload the page, it
  breaks at the breakpoint even while the page is loaded--this is
  confusing as it looks the event or function is been called even when
  the page is been getting loaded. Am I missing something? or Is this
  the way the Firebug works on jQuery? TIA

 That's the way Firebug works in general. My understanding is that when it
 hits the breakpoint on page-load, the JS interpretor is processing the code,
 but hasn't gotten to the point where it begins to execute it yet. Firebug
 probably breaks whenever the JS interpretor hits that line, regardless of
 what it's actually doing with it.

   Your reasoning is quite logical. But, my testing suggests that
this behavior is happening only with jQuery.

 This is really something that you should
 ask Joe Hewitt (the creator of Firebug), though.

 Yes, but no helpful hints from the Firebug group:(

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[jQuery] Problems with retrieving / setting textarea content [Firefox]

2007-03-08 Thread Rob Desbois

I have a textarea which I want to read / write.

I have been testing with this:
alert($(#the_text_area).text());
$(#the_text_area).text('different text');

That works as expected until the textarea contents are modified by the user. 
From that point, .text() continues to return the unmodified text, and 
text('text') has no effect.
This fault occurs in Firefox 2.0.0.2, but not in IE6.0

I've discovered I can use .val() which will work in both. Should it?
Is this a Firefox bug or am I going about this the wrong way?
Any advice welcome.

TIA
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Re: [jQuery] Problems with retrieving / setting textarea content [Firefox]

Rob Desbois schrieb:
 I have a textarea which I want to read / write.
 
 I have been testing with this:
 alert($(#the_text_area).text());
 $(#the_text_area).text('different text');
 
 That works as expected until the textarea contents are modified by the 
 user. From that point, .text() continues to return the unmodified text, and 
 text('text') has no effect.
 This fault occurs in Firefox 2.0.0.2, but not in IE6.0
 
 I've discovered I can use .val() which will work in both. Should it?
 Is this a Firefox bug or am I going about this the wrong way?
 Any advice welcome.

This is no bug. You need to use the value property (aka .val()) to 
retrieve textarea content (like any other form element).


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Re: [jQuery] jQuery Litebox adds Flickr support

Daniel,

This is badass! I love it man.

I was thinking after I saw it that it would be VERY cool is if you could 
tie it into jCarousel in some fashion. (http://sorgalla.com/jcarousel/). 
The ability to load up jCarousel with Flickr thumbs would be awesome.

Rey...

Daniel MacDonald wrote:
   http://www.projectatomic.com/litebox jQuery Litebox  now supports Flickr
 with the  http://www.projectatomic.com/flickr jQuery Flickr  plug-in. The
 jQuery Flickr plug-in is an alpha release, but it features: 
 
 no server-side proxy required. 
 easy to implement: $(#myElement).flickr(); 
 supports custom callbacks, and custom requests 
 returns recent photos  photosets by id 
 returns sorted search results by user id, group id, tags, or text 
 configure thumbnail size and image size 
 built-in jQuery Litebox slideshow integration
 tested in Firefox 1.5-2.0, Internet Explorer 6.0-7.0, and Opera 8.53 Windows
 
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[jQuery] LI cursor/underlining

2007-03-08 Thread Peter Gordon

I have ul/li/ul... structure and want the text to be underlined, and a
cursor pointer set rather like an href when the mouse moves over the
text.

1. I suppose I could put in an href, and then get an action performed
when I click. I'm sure it can be done - I'm not sure how. It is also not
a very clean solution. 

2. Consider the html code: 
 liimg src=images/file.gif / Item 1.1/span/li
 
   I can add a style thusly:
 
 li style=cursor: pointer; img src=images/file.gif / Item 1.1/li
 But it does not give the required result. If you move the cursor
rightwards from the text, the cursor remains a pointer (FF and IE). 

 On the other hand 

  liimg src=images/file.gif /span style=cursor: pointer; 
text-decoration: underline Item 1.1/span/li
 does give the expected result.

So my question is: How can I do the equivalent in JQuery?

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[jQuery] NEWS: John Resig Discusses Future Proofing JavaScript Libraries

Hi everyone,

I just wanted to point you guys to John's recent perspective on 
leveraging popular JS libraries and their respective test suites to 
assist Mozilla in building more stable products. This has the added 
benefit of ensuring that library developers are able to adjust their 
code based on issues or features.

Partial posting on Ajaxian here: 
http://ajaxian.com/archives/future-proofing-javascript-libraries

John's full article here:
http://ejohn.org/blog/future-proofing-javascript-libraries/

Also, for those that weren't aware, John frequently posts more 
generalized articles (ie: not specific to jQuery) on his personal blog 
which can be found here:

http://ejohn.org/blog/

Definitely a good read.

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[jQuery] Custome selectors use : as seperator, which is an official character for id's

2007-03-08 Thread manfred berry

I wonder why jquery is using the : as seperator for custom selectors as this
is just another character which can be used in any element id.

In other words this means that for example if I have an id=my:elem this
element is the not selectable like $('#my:id') as the regexp on
line 949: re2 = /^([#.]?)([a-z0-9\\*_-]*)/i;) // jquery 1.1.1
does split that and uses the :elem as custom selector.

You might now ask why am I using : as element id's.
The answer is pretty easy. JSF uses a : to automatically generate element
id's in HTML and that's unfortuntely not changeable. And I have to use jsf.

But I really like jquery a lot and would love to use it in my future
projects together with JSF.

Any way that for example, before splitting the id and use the 2nd part of
the id as custom selector do a search for the full ID as specified, and if
no element is found fall back to the custome selector way of splitting?

Or even better that the custom selector character could be configurable?

Would you guys (jquery members) consider that as an option if I would send a
patch for that for future releases?
I prefere to go with official releases as otherwise updating to newer
versions gets a pain

Tx for your help.
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Re: [jQuery] Strange Safari bug

2007-03-08 Thread j. siefer


Hi,... i have exactly the same problem using jquery 1.1 is there anything to
watch out for?

greetings
j. siefer




Bryant Cutler wrote:
 
 I'm working on a rather complicated CMS app that uses the AJAX plugin 
 heavily. Everything's coming back our backend Java Textile 
 implementation as XML, and I'm getting a strage Safari bug. The element 
 is called bodyTextile. When I try alert($(bodyTextile, xml).text()) 
 the contents come back just fine, but the FIRST time that I set the 
 $(#textarea_id).val($(bodyTextile, xml).text()) nothing shows up. 
 I've looked all over the web for Safari XML parsing bugs, Safari 
 xmlhttprequest bugs... is this a jquery bug? Anybody having similar
 issues?
 
 Bryant Cutler
 Humaniz Interactive
 
 
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[jQuery] Interface Draggables Problem

2007-03-08 Thread Gord Busse


Greetings,

I am new to JQuery and am very excited to start using it and jump into the
world of javascript programming. I have been experimenting with the
Interface plugins and have come across a problem or possible bug with the
Draggable library. Please see the following page:

http://www.gordbusse.com/test.htm

I have a parent div horizontally centered on the page using:

margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;

And have a child div inside that set to be draggable. But the draggable div
does not appear to be obeying the containment: 'parent' command and staying
within the div. In fact it seems that there is a constraint but the
constraint is left justified whereas the parent div is centered? Furthermore
the draggable child div also appears to be ignoring the padding setting of
the parent div as well?

If I take out the auto margin settings to make the parent div left justified
it looks better but it still doesn't seem to be working right?

Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?

Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give me.

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[jQuery] Feedback needed on when to use Edit In Place

I've been thinking about the best time to use an Edit in Place like this 
one (http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?editable). Its a very cool technique 
but I'm not quite sure when I would use it or how I would let a user 
know that a field is editable simply by clicking on it.

I'd like some feedback on this.

Suggestions?

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Re: [jQuery] Custome selectors use : as seperator, which is an official character for id's

2007-03-08 Thread Christopher Jordan

Have you posted this on the developer list? That's probably a really 
good place for this post.

Cheers,
Chris

manfred berry wrote:
 Hi

 I wonder why jquery is using the : as seperator for custom selectors as this
 is just another character which can be used in any element id.

 In other words this means that for example if I have an id=my:elem this
 element is the not selectable like $('#my:id') as the regexp on 
 line 949: re2 = /^([#.]?)([a-z0-9\\*_-]*)/i;)   // jquery 1.1.1
 does split that and uses the :elem as custom selector.

 You might now ask why am I using : as element id's.
 The answer is pretty easy. JSF uses a : to automatically generate element
 id's in HTML and that's unfortuntely not changeable. And I have to use jsf.

 But I really like jquery a lot and would love to use it in my future
 projects together with JSF.

 Any way that for example, before splitting the id and use the 2nd part of
 the id as custom selector do a search for the full ID as specified, and if
 no element is found fall back to the custome selector way of splitting?

 Or even better that the custom selector character could be configurable?

 Would you guys (jquery members) consider that as an option if I would send a
 patch for that for future releases?
 I prefere to go with official releases as otherwise updating to newer
 versions gets a pain


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Re: [jQuery] Getting a development team to use jQuery


Jose, Gracias, but I'm afraid American schools have left me with such a poor
grasp of the Spanish language that I won't be able to use your guide. It
looks very thorough, though, and would love to introduce some of the ideas
you have here to my team, as they are really lacking in the concept of
what JavaScript is. If an English version becomes available, please let me
know.

Also, this is for anyone on the listserv, I've created a short set of (Power
Point) slides about jQuery, if anyone could take a second to review this
first draft, I'd much appreciate it. They're located here:

http://www.jakemcgraw.com/java/jquery.ppt

Thanks everyone for your help!

- jake

On 3/8/07, SeViR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hi Jake,

I will impart a small seminar soon about Non-intrusive JavaScript
techniques, jQuery and client side programming
to the develop team where I work , The University of Murcia :)

This is the documentation that I've made (sorry in spanish :-P ):
http://gat1.atica.um.es/FORJA/

Jake McGraw escribió:
 Hi all, first let me say I've had an absolutely wonderful time
 utilizing jQuery for all of my javascript tasks. So wonderful, that
 I've convinced my boss that we should throw out every one (we're using
 about 4 or 5) of the javascript frameworks and random scripts we're
 currently using and consolidate all of our web applications under
 jQuery. This is a library of about 60 web applications that have to be
 re-examined and partially rewritten. This Monday, I'm scheduled to
 give a 30 minute presentation to the development team about JavaScript
 and jQuery, essentially a couple of short tutorials / propaganda
 session to get them hyped about this technology. I'm sending out this
 email to see if anyone has done something like this yet, what their
 experience was like and maybe garner a couple of pointers or things I
 should bring up in my presentation.

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Re: [jQuery] vertical fisheye menu? OSX dock or tsunami

2007-03-08 Thread {js}sTyler


I can't find one demo of a javascript version in vertical orientation...
I'm also seeing the fisheye menu referred to as OSX dock, or tsunami.
After thinking it over I don't think it would be as easy as changing the Css
or even layout.
All of the distortion and thinking needs to be altered anything that happens
to the X plane, will now be happening in the Y direction.
Anybody got anything???!!
Thanks again.


{js}sTyler wrote:
 
 Is there a way to set up a fisheye menu with a vertical orientation
 instead of horizontal?
 http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/fisheye.html
 I haven't toyed with this, but vertical would float my boat better than
 horizontal, besides MAC's cornered the market on the horizontal fisheye
 nav.
 This is the only implementation I've found so far, that is a jquery
 version.
 The documentation is here, but it doesn't say much:
 http://interface.eyecon.ro/docs/fisheye
 I might give it a whirl.
 I've got some big image buttons for another site I've just started working
 with, they are sort of big-ish buttons.
 If I make the buttons just barely readable the fisheye would zoom them in
 nice.
 Thanks,
 ty
 
 I find in the actual interface js code option halign and option valign.
 Can I simply switch all of the halign instances to valign?
 If so what would I use instead of Center? Left maybe?
 
 Some of the interface code comments:
 /***
  * Build a Fisheye menu from a list of links
  *
  * @name Fisheye
  * @description Build a Fisheye menu from a list of links
  * @param Hash hash A hash of parameters
  * @option String items items selection
  * @option String container container element
  * @option Integer itemWidth the minimum width for each item
  * @option Integer maxWidth the maximum width for each item
  * @option String itemsText selection of element that contains the text
 for each item
  * @option Integer proximity the distance from element that make item to
 interact
  * @option String valign vertical alignment
  * @option String halign horizontal alignment
  *
  * @type jQuery
  * @cat Plugins/Interface
  * @author Stefan Petre
  **/
 

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Re: [jQuery] Custome selectors use : as seperator, which is an official character for id's

2007-03-08 Thread Brandon Aaron

There is a ticket for this: http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/143

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On 3/8/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Have you posted this on the developer list? That's probably a really
 good place for this post.

 Cheers,
 Chris

 manfred berry wrote:
  Hi
 
  I wonder why jquery is using the : as seperator for custom selectors as this
  is just another character which can be used in any element id.
 
  In other words this means that for example if I have an id=my:elem this
  element is the not selectable like $('#my:id') as the regexp on
  line 949: re2 = /^([#.]?)([a-z0-9\\*_-]*)/i;)   // jquery 1.1.1
  does split that and uses the :elem as custom selector.
 
  You might now ask why am I using : as element id's.
  The answer is pretty easy. JSF uses a : to automatically generate element
  id's in HTML and that's unfortuntely not changeable. And I have to use jsf.
 
  But I really like jquery a lot and would love to use it in my future
  projects together with JSF.
 
  Any way that for example, before splitting the id and use the 2nd part of
  the id as custom selector do a search for the full ID as specified, and if
  no element is found fall back to the custome selector way of splitting?
 
  Or even better that the custom selector character could be configurable?
 
  Would you guys (jquery members) consider that as an option if I would send a
  patch for that for future releases?
  I prefere to go with official releases as otherwise updating to newer
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Re: [jQuery] Feedback needed on when to use Edit In Place

Rey Bango schrieb:
 I've been thinking about the best time to use an Edit in Place like this 
 one (http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?editable). Its a very cool technique 
 but I'm not quite sure when I would use it or how I would let a user 
 know that a field is editable simply by clicking on it.
 
 I'd like some feedback on this.
 
 Suggestions?
 
 Rey...

Hey Rey, I think edit-in-place is best suitable if there's the 
need/possibility to update one piece of information, for example on a 
page that has a lot of items of the same kind. As soon as you need to 
edit a few more attributes of an item, I think it is better to show a 
complete form, although the whole form could be made edit in place, 
e.g. it replaces the former rendering with form fields after klicking a 
little button for example.

But I think that's nothing new to you, is it? I mean, Flickr is to me a 
perfect example of *where* to use edit-in-place. Or the delicious 
headline where you can immediatly edit the tag you're searching for...

Showing that something is editable is more difficult. Some hover effect 
like Flickr is not the best solution to me, because it is not at all 
obvious. Maybe it is better to show a little icon that says I'm 
editable (a pencil etc.). Still that involves that the user needs to 
hover over the data to know that it is editable, which means the user 
needs to learn it. In the end it will be maybe something users have 
learned from other pages and expect it on similiar pages as well.

I like the idea of showing a little bubble/explanation the first time a 
user visits a page to show that something is editable. On the other hand 
usability gurus will say, as soon as you have to do that, something went 
  wrong already.


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Re: [jQuery] Custome selectors use : as seperator, which is an official character for id's

manfred berry schrieb:
 Hi
 
 I wonder why jquery is using the : as seperator for custom selectors as this
 is just another character which can be used in any element id.
 
 In other words this means that for example if I have an id=my:elem this
 element is the not selectable like $('#my:id') as the regexp on 
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 does split that and uses the :elem as custom selector.

Does

$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]my:elem]')

suit as a workaround?


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Re: [jQuery] Feedback needed on when to use Edit In Place

Hi, Rey...

Let me make sure of what your view is on what this plug-in
can do in terms of taking the place of CF functions.

This plug-in seems to offer a way to do record updates
via the display screen for data rather than having to rely
on a form on a separate edit and submit update form page.

Would that be accurate?

Rick


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Subject: [jQuery] Feedback needed on when to use Edit In Place

I've been thinking about the best time to use an Edit in Place like this 
one (http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?editable). Its a very cool technique 
but I'm not quite sure when I would use it or how I would let a user 
know that a field is editable simply by clicking on it.

I'd like some feedback on this.

Suggestions?

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Re: [jQuery] Feedback needed on when to use Edit In Place

Hey Klaus! I was hoping you'd chime in. :o)

 But I think that's nothing new to you, is it? I mean, Flickr is to me a 
 perfect example of *where* to use edit-in-place. Or the delicious 
 headline where you can immediatly edit the tag you're searching for...

Its definitely not new to me. I've just struggled with the usability 
issues that you mentioned. Since I've been taking a much more serious 
look at usability (especially because of our previous email exchanges), 
I've tried hard to determine how I could effectively convey to a user 
that this field is editable. The usability points that you made are 
exactly the same concerns I've had. Its such a cool feature but I don't 
want the user to sit there an ponder what the heck is going on.

So this is why I'm so interested in getting feedback on how to represent 
  this type of functionality to an end user.

Rey...

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Re: [jQuery] Getting a development team to use jQuery

2007-03-08 Thread Glen Lipka


One thing that I have noticed in speaking wiwth the development team I work
with (trying to convert) is the concept of the FOR loop in jQuery.

in jQuery, I assume that EVERYTHING has a FOR loop attached to it.  So
$(.myClass).fadeOut() will fade out *all* of the classes, not just one.
The EACH method helped them understand how to get inside that loop if
neeeded.  For them, they thought it was easy to read, but not understandable
until I explained the iterative nature of jQuery.  However, there is still
resistance because *not* using the FOR loop to them is just alien.  To use
jQuery, you have to let go of using FOR loops and IF statements and instead
embrace the selector power to do the same stuff.

I haven't converted them, nor does it look like they are switching soon.
But I found this issue to be interesting as a discussion point.

It might be worth it to show before and after examples of code, with and
without jQuery.

Glen
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Re: [jQuery] Feedback needed on when to use Edit In Place

Yep. :o)

Rey

Rick Faircloth wrote:
 Hi, Rey...
 
 Let me make sure of what your view is on what this plug-in
 can do in terms of taking the place of CF functions.
 
 This plug-in seems to offer a way to do record updates
 via the display screen for data rather than having to rely
 on a form on a separate edit and submit update form page.
 
 Would that be accurate?
 
 Rick
 
 
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 I've been thinking about the best time to use an Edit in Place like this 
 one (http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?editable). Its a very cool technique 
 but I'm not quite sure when I would use it or how I would let a user 
 know that a field is editable simply by clicking on it.
 
 I'd like some feedback on this.
 
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Re: [jQuery] Feedback needed on when to use Edit In Place

Sounds like Edit In Place would be a very good candidate for
apps built for specific clients, where some training would be involved...

People seem to always be looking at my web/browser-based apps
and wondering why they can't just click on the data as in Excel
and edit the data right there.

Rick


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Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 10:19 AM
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Rey Bango schrieb:
 I've been thinking about the best time to use an Edit in Place like this 
 one (http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?editable). Its a very cool technique 
 but I'm not quite sure when I would use it or how I would let a user 
 know that a field is editable simply by clicking on it.
 
 I'd like some feedback on this.
 
 Suggestions?
 
 Rey...

Hey Rey, I think edit-in-place is best suitable if there's the 
need/possibility to update one piece of information, for example on a 
page that has a lot of items of the same kind. As soon as you need to 
edit a few more attributes of an item, I think it is better to show a 
complete form, although the whole form could be made edit in place, 
e.g. it replaces the former rendering with form fields after klicking a 
little button for example.

But I think that's nothing new to you, is it? I mean, Flickr is to me a 
perfect example of *where* to use edit-in-place. Or the delicious 
headline where you can immediatly edit the tag you're searching for...

Showing that something is editable is more difficult. Some hover effect 
like Flickr is not the best solution to me, because it is not at all 
obvious. Maybe it is better to show a little icon that says I'm 
editable (a pencil etc.). Still that involves that the user needs to 
hover over the data to know that it is editable, which means the user 
needs to learn it. In the end it will be maybe something users have 
learned from other pages and expect it on similiar pages as well.

I like the idea of showing a little bubble/explanation the first time a 
user visits a page to show that something is editable. On the other hand 
usability gurus will say, as soon as you have to do that, something went 
  wrong already.


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Re: [jQuery] Strange Safari bug

2007-03-08 Thread j. siefer


if($.browser.safari)
$('#mytextarea').text(some text);

workes for me
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[jQuery] Handling unsupported browsers

2007-03-08 Thread Jose


Hi,

I've started using jQuery and I really like it. Thank you!

I'd like to know if there is a snippet or recommended method for handling
the user interaction when the browser is not supported or javascript has
been disabled.

Also, I would like to know if the jQuery Ajax works on IE5.x browsers. More
info on IE5 issues beyond the test cases would also be useful, as I don't
have
an IE5 browser myself.

Regards
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Re: [jQuery] Getting a development team to use jQuery


Glen

Thanks for the pointer, I didn't explicitly write this out in my slides, but
it is something I alluded to and will speak about during my presentation.
I've also kinda ripped off firebug by showing exact DOM changes with yellow
highlighting between jQuery function calls, I think this is a great way to
introduce jQuery as it's a great visual aid.

- jake

On 3/8/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


One thing that I have noticed in speaking wiwth the development team I
work with (trying to convert) is the concept of the FOR loop in jQuery.

in jQuery, I assume that EVERYTHING has a FOR loop attached to it.  So
$(.myClass).fadeOut() will fade out *all* of the classes, not just one.
The EACH method helped them understand how to get inside that loop if
neeeded.  For them, they thought it was easy to read, but not understandable
until I explained the iterative nature of jQuery.  However, there is still
resistance because *not* using the FOR loop to them is just alien.  To
use jQuery, you have to let go of using FOR loops and IF statements and
instead embrace the selector power to do the same stuff.

I haven't converted them, nor does it look like they are switching soon.
But I found this issue to be interesting as a discussion point.

It might be worth it to show before and after examples of code, with and
without jQuery.

Glen

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Re: [jQuery] Interface Draggables Problem

2007-03-08 Thread Weaver, Scott

Ah, easy fix.  I went ahead and mimicked your site.  All you need to do
to fix this is to set the parent element, #page in your case,
position:relative.  Now it works like a charm!

 

hth,

-scott

 



From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Gord Busse
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 9:52 AM
To: JQuery Discuss
Subject: [jQuery] Interface Draggables Problem

 

Greetings,

I am new to JQuery and am very excited to start using it and jump into
the world of javascript programming. I have been experimenting with the
Interface plugins and have come across a problem or possible bug with
the Draggable library. Please see the following page: 

http://www.gordbusse.com/test.htm

I have a parent div horizontally centered on the page using:

margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;

And have a child div inside that set to be draggable. But the draggable
div does not appear to be obeying the containment: 'parent' command and
staying within the div. In fact it seems that there is a constraint but
the constraint is left justified whereas the parent div is centered?
Furthermore the draggable child div also appears to be ignoring the
padding setting of the parent div as well? 

If I take out the auto margin settings to make the parent div left
justified it looks better but it still doesn't seem to be working right?

Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?

Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give me. 

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Re: [jQuery] Feedback needed on when to use Edit In Place

Where can I look over this plug-in
and info about it?

Rick

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Yep. :o)

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[jQuery] Jquery, Thickbox, and tracking scripts

2007-03-08 Thread Dan Shields

I am trying to use jQuery and thick box to replace my existing popups. 
The one thing is that on these popups, I have tracking scripts that are 
pointed to outside domains and it seems to cause my javascript to error 
out saying

uncaught exception: Permission denied to call method XMLHttpRequest.open

I see from everywhere after googling that this is from trying to pull in 
content from another domain but really I'm not doing that I'm just 
pulling in another page from my server, which has tracking scripts 
pointing to other domains.

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Re: [jQuery] Jquery, Thickbox, and tracking scripts

2007-03-08 Thread Benjamin Sterling


Can you show code or a preview page of how you are pulling it in?

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Re: [jQuery] Need some guidance...

Well, Jorn... I finally figured out the problem...

I hadn't assigned an id's to my form fields (Principal, Interest, Years),
so I couldn't see the conflict.

However, it looks like id's were automatically being assigned to my
form fields when published... they were renamed using the form id
and then the field name attached, as in
#Mortgage_Calculation_FormPrincipal
and I guess this id was confusing the validation plug-in (although I'm not
quite sure why because even though the automatically generated id name
included the form id name, it was not the same name exactly.

However, the lesson learned:  Always assign id's (unique ones) to every
element.

So I've got the plug-in working.

Now I've got two more questions:

1)  How do I format the validation message?  In the plug-in settings?  Can I
put
CSS formatting in there?

2) How can I get the messages to display above the form fields? Can the
label tag
take CSS formatting in-line?

Thanks for all your help with this...

Rick

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Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 1:48 PM
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Rick Faircloth schrieb:
 Hmmm cant get any reaction from the validation code.

 Heres my script and html whats wrong with it?
 (Ive included my show/hide script and my CalculateMortgage
 script in case theres a conflict)

 The Mortgage Calculation still runs fine, but when I submit the
 form without an entry I get a CF error stating that the expression
 that calculates the payment cant be evaluated.

 Isnt the validation code supposed to prevent submission when
 a form field is blank?  And in this case, with debug on, it should
 stop all submissions?

 But, it's pretty much like the validation code is not even active.
 I don't get any kind of response from it.
   
I can't find any hint of an issue in your code, so I suspect the problem 
lies in my plugin.

I hope you can be patient enough to wait for beta 1. I've implemented 
all features, and just need to do a little bit more testing.

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Re: [jQuery] Feedback needed on when to use Edit In Place

2007-03-08 Thread Nathan Young -X $natyoung - Artizen at Cisco$

You can check it out here.

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

There are some other versions listed on the plugin page as well.

Rey

Rick Faircloth wrote:
 Where can I look over this plug-in
 and info about it?
 
 Rick
 
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Re: [jQuery] Feedback needed on when to use Edit In Place

2007-03-08 Thread Priest, James $NIH/NIEHS$ [C]

 -Original Message-
 From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 
 I've been thinking about the best time to use an Edit in 
 Place like this one (http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?editable). 
 Its a very cool technique but I'm not quite sure when I would 
 use it or how I would let a user know that a field is 
 editable simply by clicking on it.


Rey - I've looked at these 'click to edit' functions as well but always
run into accessibility issues - by the time I add enough flashing arrows
and descriptive text that describes how to click, etc - I may as well
just use a form.  I think users just relate form = editable area and
anything that deviates from that confuses people.  

I use a desktop wiki that has this feature - TiddlyWiki - you can either
click the area or they provide an 'edit' button.  I ALWAYS click the
edit button?   I also find myself accidently clicking on those areas
which can screw up the content...

Maybe I'm old fasioned but I'll stick with vanilla forms :)

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Re: [jQuery] Feedback needed on when to use Edit In Place

2007-03-08 Thread Mika Tuupola


On 8 Mar 2007, at 16:56, Rey Bango wrote:

 I've been thinking about the best time to use an Edit in Place like  
 this
 one (http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?editable). Its a very cool technique
 but I'm not quite sure when I would use it or how I would let a user
 know that a field is editable simply by clicking on it.

You might also want to check jEditable which is based on Dylan's plugin.

http://www.appelsiini.net/~tuupola/javascript/jEditable/

Some ideas about notifying user field is editable might be for  
example yellow background or fade to yellow on mouseover, tooltips etc.

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Re: [jQuery] Interface Draggables Problem

2007-03-08 Thread Gord Busse


Scott,

Thanks, you rock! I knew it had to be something simple.

One more question though. Any idea why it ignores my padding: 10px; setting
on the parent element?

Thanks again,
Gord


On 3/8/07, Weaver, Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Ah, easy fix.  I went ahead and mimicked your site.  All you need to do
to fix this is to set the parent element, #page in your case,
position:relative.  Now it works like a charm!



hth,

-scott


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Greetings,

I am new to JQuery and am very excited to start using it and jump into the
world of javascript programming. I have been experimenting with the
Interface plugins and have come across a problem or possible bug with the
Draggable library. Please see the following page:

http://www.gordbusse.com/test.htm

I have a parent div horizontally centered on the page using:

margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;

And have a child div inside that set to be draggable. But the draggable
div does not appear to be obeying the containment: 'parent' command and
staying within the div. In fact it seems that there is a constraint but the
constraint is left justified whereas the parent div is centered? Furthermore
the draggable child div also appears to be ignoring the padding setting of
the parent div as well?

If I take out the auto margin settings to make the parent div left
justified it looks better but it still doesn't seem to be working right?

Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?

Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give me.

Gord

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Re: [jQuery] generate folder name

2007-03-08 Thread Sean O


Alexandre,


You should be able to simply test the folder name string against a regular
expression.

More info:
http://www.regular-expressions.info/javascript.html
http://www.websina.com/bugzero/kb/regexp.html


HTH,


SEAN O
http://www.sean-o.com



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 hello!
  
 i am creating a form where user enters the name of a new project. First
 field is title, the second one is project folder name. 
 I would like to proposed a failsafe folder name from the project title.
 Can somebody provide me with a good idea on how to generate a secure
 folder name out of any string input, thus removing all non alphanumeric
 characters ?
  
  
 Thank you!!
  
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[jQuery] checking created items again via DOM

2007-03-08 Thread phplord


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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Re: [jQuery] generate folder name

2007-03-08 Thread Alexandre Plennevaux

Hi Sean,

I indeed did it via regular expressions:)

Here is the final code:

$(input#title).keyup(function(){
var oldVal = $(this).val();
oldVal = oldVal.toLowerCase();
newFolder = oldVal.replace(/^\s+|\s+$/g,).replace(/[ 
_:;\']/g,-).replace(/[*'²+!?\/@°\]\[]/g,).replace(/[éèë]/g,e).replace(/[ï]/g,i).replace(/[äà]/g,a).replace(/[ùûü]/g,u);
$(input#project_folder).val(newFolder);

}); 

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Alexandre,


You should be able to simply test the folder name string against a regular 
expression.

More info:
http://www.regular-expressions.info/javascript.html
http://www.websina.com/bugzero/kb/regexp.html


HTH,


SEAN O
http://www.sean-o.com



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Re: [jQuery] Interface Draggables Problem

2007-03-08 Thread Weaver, Scott

Good question.  I can only guess that Draggables is probably using
offsets to build the containment box and AFAIK, this does not take into
account padding (and it shouldn't).  The use of offsets was more than
likely also the cause of the initial bounding issue you had.  Even
though you repositioned the parent using margins, since it was not
relatively or absolutely positioned, the call to get parent offset was
returning the parent's initial location minus the margin adjustment.
WARNING: These are all just wild guesses off the top of my head, though.
I could be completely wrong ;)

 

-scott

 



From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Gord Busse
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 12:25 PM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] Interface Draggables Problem

 

Scott,

Thanks, you rock! I knew it had to be something simple.

One more question though. Any idea why it ignores my padding: 10px;
setting on the parent element?

Thanks again,
Gord



On 3/8/07, Weaver, Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Ah, easy fix.  I went ahead and mimicked your site.  All you need to do
to fix this is to set the parent element, #page in your case,
position:relative.  Now it works like a charm!

 

hth,

-scott

 



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mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ] On Behalf Of Gord Busse
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 9:52 AM
To: JQuery Discuss
Subject: [jQuery] Interface Draggables Problem

 

Greetings,

I am new to JQuery and am very excited to start using it and jump into
the world of javascript programming. I have been experimenting with the
Interface plugins and have come across a problem or possible bug with
the Draggable library. Please see the following page: 

http://www.gordbusse.com/test.htm

I have a parent div horizontally centered on the page using:

margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;

And have a child div inside that set to be draggable. But the draggable
div does not appear to be obeying the containment: 'parent' command and
staying within the div. In fact it seems that there is a constraint but
the constraint is left justified whereas the parent div is centered?
Furthermore the draggable child div also appears to be ignoring the
padding setting of the parent div as well? 

If I take out the auto margin settings to make the parent div left
justified it looks better but it still doesn't seem to be working right?

Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?

Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give me. 

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Re: [jQuery] vertical fisheye menu? OSX dock or tsunami

Hi.

Another question about fisheye.  Can I use it with this markup:

div id=wrapper
  table
  tr
td class=nav a href=#home/a/td
td class=nav a href=#tools/a/td
td class=nav a href=#profile/a/td
td class=nav a href=#contacts/a/td
td class=nav a href=#terms/a/td
  /tr
  /table
/div

Nathan

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 I can't find one demo of a javascript version in vertical 
 orientation...
 I'm also seeing the fisheye menu referred to as OSX dock, or tsunami.
 After thinking it over I don't think it would be as easy as 
 changing the Css
 or even layout.
 All of the distortion and thinking needs to be altered 
 anything that happens
 to the X plane, will now be happening in the Y direction.
 Anybody got anything???!!
 Thanks again.
 
 
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  Is there a way to set up a fisheye menu with a vertical orientation
  instead of horizontal?
  http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/fisheye.html
  I haven't toyed with this, but vertical would float my boat 
 better than
  horizontal, besides MAC's cornered the market on the 
 horizontal fisheye
  nav.
  This is the only implementation I've found so far, that is a jquery
  version.
  The documentation is here, but it doesn't say much:
  http://interface.eyecon.ro/docs/fisheye
  I might give it a whirl.
  I've got some big image buttons for another site I've just 
 started working
  with, they are sort of big-ish buttons.
  If I make the buttons just barely readable the fisheye 
 would zoom them in
  nice.
  Thanks,
  ty
  
  I find in the actual interface js code option halign and 
 option valign.
  Can I simply switch all of the halign instances to valign?
  If so what would I use instead of Center? Left maybe?
  
  Some of the interface code comments:
  /***
   * Build a Fisheye menu from a list of links
   *
   * @name Fisheye
   * @description Build a Fisheye menu from a list of links
   * @param Hash hash A hash of parameters
   * @option String items items selection
   * @option String container container element
   * @option Integer itemWidth the minimum width for each item
   * @option Integer maxWidth the maximum width for each item
   * @option String itemsText selection of element that 
 contains the text
  for each item
   * @option Integer proximity the distance from element that 
 make item to
  interact
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   * @option String halign horizontal alignment
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[jQuery] javascript is not executed after post

2007-03-08 Thread Agrawal, Ritesh


Hi,

I am some problem with jQuery.post(url, parmas)..I use the jQuery.post and
after that I get a page which again contains some jquery scripts. But they
never get fired up. I can see the javascript using the firebug tool in
firefox.

Any idea what might be the problem.

Regards,
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Re: [jQuery] Interface Draggables Problem

2007-03-08 Thread Gord Busse


Scott,

Warning noted Thanks again for your help!

Gord


On 3/8/07, Weaver, Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Good question.  I can only guess that Draggables is probably using
offsets to build the containment box and AFAIK, this does not take into
account padding (and it shouldn't).  The use of offsets was more than likely
also the cause of the initial bounding issue you had.  Even though you
repositioned the parent using margins, since it was not relatively or
absolutely positioned, the call to get parent offset was returning the
parent's initial location minus the margin adjustment.  WARNING: These are
all just wild guesses off the top of my head, though.  I could be completely
wrong ;)



-scott


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Scott,

Thanks, you rock! I knew it had to be something simple.

One more question though. Any idea why it ignores my padding: 10px;
setting on the parent element?

Thanks again,
Gord

 On 3/8/07, *Weaver, Scott* [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Ah, easy fix.  I went ahead and mimicked your site.  All you need to do to
fix this is to set the parent element, #page in your case,
position:relative.  Now it works like a charm!



hth,

-scott


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Behalf Of *Gord Busse
*Sent:* Thursday, March 08, 2007 9:52 AM
*To:* JQuery Discuss
*Subject:* [jQuery] Interface Draggables Problem



Greetings,

I am new to JQuery and am very excited to start using it and jump into the
world of javascript programming. I have been experimenting with the
Interface plugins and have come across a problem or possible bug with the
Draggable library. Please see the following page:

http://www.gordbusse.com/test.htm

I have a parent div horizontally centered on the page using:

margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;

And have a child div inside that set to be draggable. But the draggable
div does not appear to be obeying the containment: 'parent' command and
staying within the div. In fact it seems that there is a constraint but the
constraint is left justified whereas the parent div is centered? Furthermore
the draggable child div also appears to be ignoring the padding setting of
the parent div as well?

If I take out the auto margin settings to make the parent div left
justified it looks better but it still doesn't seem to be working right?

Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?

Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give me.

Gord


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Re: [jQuery] javascript is not executed after post


Could you provide a link or some code?

- jake

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Hi,

I am some problem with jQuery.post(url, parmas)..I use the jQuery.post and
after that I get a page which again contains some jquery scripts. But they
never get fired up. I can see the javascript using the firebug tool in
firefox.

Any idea what might be the problem.

Regards,
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Re: [jQuery] Problem with validation

2007-03-08 Thread Leonardo K


Your code don't solve my problem, but I believe that I found the problem.

The problem is the label class. When I set the errorClass, the label still
have the class='error'.

$(form).validate({
focusInvalid: false,
event: blur,
debug: true,
errorClass: comErro,
errorPlacement: function(error, id) {
error.attr(class, comErro);
 error.appendTo( element.next() );
}
});

On 3/7/07, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Leonardo K schrieb:
 Whenever plugin validates the field it creates new label with error
I forgot to update the example about errorPlacement, d'oh. Try this:

errorPlacement: function(error, element) {
error.appendTo( element.next() );
}

I tried your example here, and it works.

If the above doesn't solve your issue, could you post an example page?

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Re: [jQuery] Problem with validation

2007-03-08 Thread Leonardo K


Can I suggest something?

Instead of making for example:

messages:{
fieldName: {
required: blabla
}
}

To use a standard for all the messages:

messages:{
required: blabla
}
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Re: [jQuery] checking created items again via DOM

2007-03-08 Thread Weaver, Scott

You will need to assign the click to the newly created DOM elements.
The elements MUST be attached to DOM before you can assign an event
otherwise, the event will not be bound. 

I think this achieves what you want in jQuery plugin format ;)

!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd;
html
head
meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1
titleRecursive Event Assignment/title
style type=text/css
.lin {
  cursor:pointer;
}

/style
script type=text/javascript src=/jquery/jquery.js/script
script type=text/javascript
$.fn.createLink = function() {
  
  this.click(function() {
 var text = Child of +$(this).text();
 var newLink = $(span class='lin'+text+/spanbr/);
 $(#sublevels).append(newLink);
 newLink.createLink(); // can only bind events AFTER an element is
attached to the DOM
   }); 
};

$().ready(function () {
   $(.lin).createLink();
  
});

/script

/head
body
  h1Main Links/h1
  ul
li class=linLink 1/li
li class=linLink 2/li
li class=linLink 3/li
  /ul
  
  h1Sublevels/h1
  div id=sublevels
  /div

/body
/html


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On
 Behalf Of phplord
 Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 12:36 PM
 To: discuss@jquery.com
 Subject: [jQuery] checking created items again via DOM
 
 
 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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Re: [jQuery] generate folder name

2007-03-08 Thread Choan C. Gálvez

Hi Alexandre.

On 3/8/07, Alexandre Plennevaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi Sean,

 I indeed did it via regular expressions:)

Good, but you shouldn't rely on stripping a list of invalid characters.

It's safer to strip any character that doesn't belong to a whitelist. This code

ínó.replace(/[^a-z0-9]/ig, );

will delete from the string any characters that are not in the ranges
a-z or 0-9.

Your aproach would allow the user to insert (c)∫∂æ†∑Ω crappy characters :(

Anyway, don't forget to replicate the validation on the server side.

 Here is the final code:

 $(input#title).keyup(function(){
 var oldVal = $(this).val();
 oldVal = oldVal.toLowerCase();
 newFolder = oldVal.replace(/^\s+|\s+$/g,).replace(/[ 
 _:;\']/g,-).replace(/[*'²+!?\/@°\]\[]/g,).replace(/[éèë]/g,e).replace(/[ï]/g,i).replace(/[äà]/g,a).replace(/[ùûü]/g,u);
 $(input#project_folder).val(newFolder);

 });

 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sean O
 Sent: jeudi 8 mars 2007 18:37
 To: discuss@jquery.com
 Subject: Re: [jQuery] generate folder name


 Alexandre,


 You should be able to simply test the folder name string against a regular 
 expression.

 More info:
 http://www.regular-expressions.info/javascript.html
 http://www.websina.com/bugzero/kb/regexp.html


 HTH,

 
 SEAN O
 http://www.sean-o.com



 Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
 
  hello!
 
  i am creating a form where user enters the name of a new project.
  First field is title, the second one is project folder name.
  I would like to proposed a failsafe folder name from the project title.
  Can somebody provide me with a good idea on how to generate a secure
  folder name out of any string input, thus removing all non
  alphanumeric characters ?
 
 
  Thank you!!
 
  Alexandre
 
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Re: [jQuery] checking created items again via DOM

2007-03-08 Thread Francesco Sullo


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] Drupal Taxonomy into Jquery

2007-03-08 Thread MARIO MOURA


Hi I am building Dynamic taxonomy Form from Ryan`s code
http://www.ubercart.org/jquery_dynamic_form/18

So
My first step is done:
/code
$vid=2;$formname=taxonomy;
$vocabulary = db_query(SELECT term_data.name, term_data.tid,
term_data.language FROM term_data WHERE term_data.vid=$vid AND
term_data.language = ' . i18n_get_lang() . ' ORDER BY name);
$options[] = t('... '); // Initialise the Taxonomy array
//Populate array with taxonomy ID / name
while ($term = db_fetch_object($vocabulary)) {
$options[$term-tid] = $term-name;
}
//Build dropdown select
$form['taxonomy']['2'] = array(
 '#type' = 'select',
 '#name' = $formname,
 '#id' = 'class-box',
 '#title' = 'Jump Taxonomy',
 '#default_value' = '',
 '#options' = $options,
 '#description' = '',
 '#multiple' = $multiple = FALSE,
 '#required' = $required = FALSE,
 '#attributes' = array('onchange' = 'mod_class_fields(this.value);')
);
/code
You can see two important things .
First is compatible with i18n and second after choice will open a new box.
Very Good!!

But after this I am into a Drupal Jquery tag:
code
drupal_add_js('
$(document).ready(function(){
 // Ready code here.
 if ($(#class-box).val()  0)
   mod_class_fields($(#class-box).val(), 0);
});

function mod_class_fields(class_id, speed) {
 var cfields;
 if (speed == null)
   speed = slow;

 switch (class_id) {
   case 3:
   cfields = div class=\form-item\label for=\edit-genre\Genre:
/labelselect name=\genre\ class=\form-select\ id=\edit-genre\

optionDrama/optionoptionAction/optionoptionSci-Fi/option/select/div;

   break;

   case 2:
 cfields = div class=\form-item\label for=\edit-genre\Genre:
/labelselect name=\genre\ class=\form-select\ id=\edit-genre\

optionDrama/optionoptionAction/optionoptionSci-Fi/option/select/div;

 break;
   default:
 cfields = div/div;
 }

 if (class_id == 0)
   $(#class-fields).hide(slow).empty();
 else
   $(#class-fields).empty().append(cfields).show(speed);
}
', 'inline');
/code
and I want in simple way
case 3:
div class=\form-item\
print drupal_render($form['taxonomy']['6']);
/div;

I tried a lot of things but dont work. I am feeling could have something in
Jquery is crashing my ideas.

Who can help me?

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[jQuery] jquery tabs and loader div

2007-03-08 Thread amircx


hey... i want to load content inside tab, and whille that to show loading
image... i saw the api and i dont success to do it
what i did worng in here?

?link rel=stylesheet href=?=$rooturljs?/tabs2/tabs.css
type=text/css media=print, projection, screen /
!-- Additional IE/Win specific style sheet (Conditional Comments)
--
!--[if lte IE 7]
link rel=stylesheet href=?=$rooturljs?/tabs2/tabs_ie.css
type=text/css media=projection, screen /
![endif]--
script src=?=$rooturljs?/jquery-1.1.1.js
type=text/javascript/script
script src=?=$rooturljs?/history/jquery.history.pack.js
type=text/javascript/script
script src=?=$rooturljs?/tabs2/jquery.tabs.pack.js
type=text/javascript/script
script type=text/javascript//![CDATA[
// Tabs - hide tabs before initialization to avoid flash of
content
// Add styles via JavaScript for graceful degradation...
document.write('style type=text/css media=projection,
screen.fragment { display: none; }/style');
//]]/script

style type=text/css media=screen, projection
/*
just to make this demo look a bit better...
*/
* {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
body {
padding: 10px;
line-height: 1.4;
font-size: 16px; /* @ EOMB */
}
body * {
font-size: 87.5%;
font-family: Trebuchet MS, Trebuchet, Verdana, Helvetica,
Arial, sans-serif;
}
body * * {
font-size: 100%;
}
h1 {
margin: 0 0 1em;
font-size: 143%;
}
h2 {
margin: 2em 0 1em;
}
h3 {
margin: 0 0 1em;
}
ul {
list-style: none;
}
p, pre {
margin: 1em 0 0;
}
code {
font-family: Courier New, Courier, monospace;
}
div {
margin: 1.2em 0 0;
width: 50%;
}
div div {
margin: 0;
width: auto;
}
#container-10 div {
border: 1px solid #eaeaea;
background: transparent;
}
#container-10 div div {
border: 0;
}
#tested li {
display: inline;
}
#tested li:before {
content: , ;
}
#tested li:first-child:before {
content: ;
}



/style
!-- Additional IE/Win specific style sheet (Conditional Comments)
--
!--[if lte IE 7]
style type=text/css media=screen, projection
body {
font-size: 100%; /* resizable fonts */
}
/style
![endif]--
script type=text/javascript//![CDATA[
function createCallback(type) {
return function() {
alert('callback: ' + type);
}
}

$(document).ready(function() {

   
$('#container-10').tabs({ remote: true, fxFade: true,
fxSpeed: 'fast', fxSlide: true, loadingClass: 'progress', spinner:
'/myhome/img/load1.gif'});

 

});
//]]/script

/head

body   div id=container-10
ul class=anchors
li tes1t.php Section 25 /li
li tes2t.php Section 26 /li
li test.php Section 27 /li
/ul/divdiv id='progress'/div
/body
/html

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Re: [jQuery] Using datePicker as a calendar

2007-03-08 Thread Eugene Louw


Hi Bruce,

I'm looking for exactly looking for the same thing, I would like to be able
to blank out certain dates and make them not selectable, but also looking at
the calendar as a whole, not just a date picker.

I know this is not much help but I will follow this thread closely.

Regards,
Eugene

On 3/5/07, Bruce McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hello,

I'd like to use the excellent datePicker plugin to make a bigger
calendar that displays summary data from a database for each day in the
month. I've got it working for the first month that displays, but I
don't know how to display new data when the user clicks on the previous
month or next month link.

I think what I need to do is either insert a function into datePicker.js
that makes an Ajax call, then call that function from the built-in
changeMonth function. Or extend jQuery.datePicker with a new method that
includes changeMonth.

I'm not clear on how to do either -- or whether there's a better way.

Thanks,

Bruce

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[jQuery] Autocomplete Plug-In at dyve.net CF

Hey, Rey...(or others)

I was looking over the plug-ins at dyve.net
and am interested in the autocomplete plug-in.

I noticed that the source script that supplied
info for the auto complete is a php file.

Would it be difficult to modify this autocomplete
to work with CF?

Rick
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Re: [jQuery] Using datePicker as a calendar

2007-03-08 Thread Christopher Jordan

I've resorted to writing my own calendar functions (a mix of JS and 
ColdFusion) because I needed more than just a date picker. I'll watch 
this thread too, and see where it goes. :o)


Chris

Eugene Louw wrote:

Hi Bruce,

I'm looking for exactly looking for the same thing, I would like to be 
able to blank out certain dates and make them not selectable, but also 
looking at the calendar as a whole, not just a date picker.


I know this is not much help but I will follow this thread closely.

Regards,
Eugene

On 3/5/07, *Bruce McKenzie*  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hello,

I'd like to use the excellent datePicker plugin to make a bigger
calendar that displays summary data from a database for each day
in the
month. I've got it working for the first month that displays, but I
don't know how to display new data when the user clicks on the
previous
month or next month link.

I think what I need to do is either insert a function into
datePicker.js
that makes an Ajax call, then call that function from the built-in
changeMonth function. Or extend jQuery.datePicker with a new
method that
includes changeMonth.

I'm not clear on how to do either -- or whether there's a better way.

Thanks,

Bruce

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Re: [jQuery] jQuery Litebox adds Flickr support

2007-03-08 Thread Karl Rudd

I'd like to use it as well, unfortunately the licensing ( ie
non-commercial http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/ ) is
prohibitive. Why not MIT and/or GPL?

Karl Rudd

On 3/9/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Daniel,

 This is badass! I love it man.

 I was thinking after I saw it that it would be VERY cool is if you could
 tie it into jCarousel in some fashion. (http://sorgalla.com/jcarousel/).
 The ability to load up jCarousel with Flickr thumbs would be awesome.

 Rey...

 Daniel MacDonald wrote:
http://www.projectatomic.com/litebox jQuery Litebox  now supports Flickr
  with the  http://www.projectatomic.com/flickr jQuery Flickr  plug-in. The
  jQuery Flickr plug-in is an alpha release, but it features:
 
  no server-side proxy required.
  easy to implement: $(#myElement).flickr();
  supports custom callbacks, and custom requests
  returns recent photos  photosets by id
  returns sorted search results by user id, group id, tags, or text
  configure thumbnail size and image size
  built-in jQuery Litebox slideshow integration
  tested in Firefox 1.5-2.0, Internet Explorer 6.0-7.0, and Opera 8.53 Windows
 
  check it out, and please leave feedback

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Re: [jQuery] Autocomplete Plug-In at dyve.net CF

2007-03-08 Thread Andy Matthews

Dan Switzer has already done this Rick.
 
http://www.pengoworks.com/workshop/jquery/autocomplete.htm

  _  

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Behalf Of Rick Faircloth
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 2:46 PM
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Subject: [jQuery] Autocomplete Plug-In at dyve.net  CF



Hey, Rey...(or others)

I was looking over the plug-ins at dyve.net

and am interested in the autocomplete plug-in.

I noticed that the source script that supplied

info for the auto complete is a php file.

Would it be difficult to modify this autocomplete

to work with CF?

Rick

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Re: [jQuery] Autocomplete Plug-In at dyve.net CF

I have code for you. I'll send it off list.

Rey

Rick Faircloth wrote:
 Hey, Rey...(or others)
 
 I was looking over the plug-ins at dyve.net
 
 and am interested in the autocomplete plug-in.
 
 I noticed that the source script that supplied
 
 info for the auto complete is a php file.
 
 Would it be difficult to modify this autocomplete
 
 to work with CF?
 
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Re: [jQuery] Autocomplete Plug-In at dyve.net CF

Thanks, Rey... I'll be watching for it.

Rick

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[jQuery] Options for Validation...

Calling all jQuery/CF'ers.

I'm not real satisfied with the error message placement
options in Jorn Zaefferer's validation plug-in.

I like to place my error messages right above the form field
that the error message references.

Right now, as I understand it, Jorn's plug-in doesn't allow
for that type of placement.

Among the options are placement after the invalid element.
Don't like that.

Another option is to validate onSubmit and, while that's ok,
I'm still limited to grouping the error messages at the top
of the form.  That's not a good user experience when the
form may be 50 fields long and the user has to scroll up and
down to check errors messages.

Here's my scenario and question:

I'm using jQuery to calculate a mortgage payment.  Once the
form is submitted, the form info is sent to a CF pages for
processing, then the resulting payment is returned to the calling
page.  Very nice.

The question is this.can I use CF to validate the form data
and then, if there's an error, set some error messages in a scope,
such as Form_Errors.Principal, etc., and send that info back to the
calling page and display it in the form as described above?

If all user input passes validation, then the other CF code processes
the payment and returns it to the calling page.

Is this kind validation possible without page refreshing?

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Re: [jQuery] jquery tabs and loader div

amircx schrieb:
 hey... i want to load content inside tab, and whille that to show loading
 image... i saw the api and i dont success to do it
 what i did worng in here?

I don't know where you got that from, but there is no spinner option 
currently implemented.

$('#container-10').tabs({ remote: true, fxFade: true, fxSpeed: 'fast', 
fxSlide: true, loadingClass: 'progress', spinner: '/myhome/img/load1.gif'});

The loading class is attached to the the li element which anchor got 
clicked on to load the Ajax content. This class is used to change the 
appearance of the clicked tab while loading.

It's default value is 'tabs-loading', thus there's the following rule in 
the style sheet:

.anchors .tabs-selected .tabs-loading {
 padding-left: 25px;
 background-image: url(loading.gif); /* = change url here?! */
 background-position: 4px 50%;
 background-repeat: no-repeat;
}

If you want to change the name of that class, you can use the 
loadingClass option for that. You have to adapt your style sheet 
accordingly of course:

.anchors .tabs-selected .progress {
 padding-left: 25px;
 background-image: url(loading.gif);
 background-position: 4px 50%;
 background-repeat: no-repeat;
}

The little spinner will be shown left to the text of the tab title.

Showing a spinner elsewhere is not supported by an option, but you could 
use the onClick and onHide callbacks, the former for displaying the 
spinner, the latter to hide it. onHide gets fired when the formerly 
active tab is hidden, e.g. in the middle of the effect, right before the 
new tab is revealed. Something like that:

$('#container').tabs({
 remote: true,
 fxFade: true,
 fxSlide: true,
 fxSpeed: 'fast',
 onClick: function() {
 $('#progress').show();
 },
 onHide: function() {
 $('#progress').hide();
 }
});

Let me know if that works for you. onHide does not exactly map to the 
point when the content got loaded. As an alternative you could use the 
global ajaxStart and ajaxStop handlers for that.

$(#progress)
 .ajaxStart(function(){
   $(this).show();
 })
 .ajaxStop(function(){
   $(this).hide();
});


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Re: [jQuery] Options for Validation...

2007-03-08 Thread Blair Mitchelmore

You might want to look into Mike Alsup's Taconite plug-in 
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/taconite/. Seems to be able to do what 
you want.

-blair

Rick Faircloth wrote:

 Calling all jQuery/CF’ers…

 I’m not real satisfied with the error message placement

 options in Jorn Zaefferer’s validation plug-in.

 I like to place my error messages right above the form field

 that the error message references.

 Right now, as I understand it, Jorn’s plug-in doesn’t allow

 for that type of placement.

 Among the options are placement after the invalid element.

 Don’t like that…

 Another option is to validate onSubmit and, while that’s ok,

 I’m still limited to grouping the error messages at the top

 of the form. That’s not a good user experience when the

 form may be 50 fields long and the user has to scroll up and

 down to check errors messages.

 Here’s my scenario and question:

 I’m using jQuery to calculate a mortgage payment. Once the

 form is submitted, the form info is sent to a CF pages for

 processing, then the resulting payment is returned to the calling

 page. Very nice…

 The question is this…can I use CF to validate the form data

 and then, if there’s an error, set some error messages in a scope,

 such as Form_Errors.Principal, etc., and send that info back to the

 calling page and display it in the form as described above?

 If all user input passes validation, then the other CF code processes

 the payment and returns it to the calling page.

 Is this kind validation possible without page refreshing?

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Re: [jQuery] jQuery Litebox adds Flickr support

ooh. I didn't see that. That effectively rules me out as well.

Daniel, can you change the licensing to match jQuery?

Rey...

Karl Rudd wrote:
 I'd like to use it as well, unfortunately the licensing ( ie
 non-commercial http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/ ) is
 prohibitive. Why not MIT and/or GPL?
 
 Karl Rudd
 
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 Daniel,

 This is badass! I love it man.

 I was thinking after I saw it that it would be VERY cool is if you could
 tie it into jCarousel in some fashion. (http://sorgalla.com/jcarousel/).
 The ability to load up jCarousel with Flickr thumbs would be awesome.

 Rey...

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   http://www.projectatomic.com/litebox jQuery Litebox  now supports Flickr
 with the  http://www.projectatomic.com/flickr jQuery Flickr  plug-in. The
 jQuery Flickr plug-in is an alpha release, but it features:

 no server-side proxy required.
 easy to implement: $(#myElement).flickr();
 supports custom callbacks, and custom requests
 returns recent photos  photosets by id
 returns sorted search results by user id, group id, tags, or text
 configure thumbnail size and image size
 built-in jQuery Litebox slideshow integration
 tested in Firefox 1.5-2.0, Internet Explorer 6.0-7.0, and Opera 8.53 Windows

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Re: [jQuery] jQuery Litebox adds Flickr support

2007-03-08 Thread Daniel MacDonald


Rey,

Thanks, I like hearing badass! I ran across jCarousel mid-way through this
project, and I knew that Litebox would be even badasser with jCarousel. I
was thinking of something similar to the Windows Explorer Filmstrip view. I
am going to continue to tweak a few issues before tackling that one,
however. Thanks for the feedback, I really have to enable comments on the
site.

D

Rey Bango-2 wrote:
 
 Daniel,
 
 This is badass! I love it man.
 
 I was thinking after I saw it that it would be VERY cool is if you could 
 tie it into jCarousel in some fashion. (http://sorgalla.com/jcarousel/). 
 The ability to load up jCarousel with Flickr thumbs would be awesome.
 
 Rey...
 
 Daniel MacDonald wrote:
   http://www.projectatomic.com/litebox jQuery Litebox  now supports
 Flickr
 with the  http://www.projectatomic.com/flickr jQuery Flickr  plug-in. The
 jQuery Flickr plug-in is an alpha release, but it features: 
 
 no server-side proxy required. 
 easy to implement: $(#myElement).flickr(); 
 supports custom callbacks, and custom requests 
 returns recent photos  photosets by id 
 returns sorted search results by user id, group id, tags, or text 
 configure thumbnail size and image size 
 built-in jQuery Litebox slideshow integration
 tested in Firefox 1.5-2.0, Internet Explorer 6.0-7.0, and Opera 8.53
 Windows
 
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[jQuery] need some idea

2007-03-08 Thread Agrawal, Ritesh


Hi,

I need some idea on how to do this.

I have a big user survey form. It has around 25 fields. However, depending
on the type of user such as administrator, member, etc...many fields are not
required. In my survey form, a user will select user type from a select
box. 

My problem: I don't want to scare off users from filling the survey form.
Thus, I want to display only the relevant fields depending on the user type
they have selected. What I would like to do is to add some script to change
method of select box and hide/show fields dependening on the selection.
However, I am not sure what's the best way to handle list of box to show and
hide...I am trying to avoid a long list of if else ..

any idea is welcome

Regards,
Ritesh
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Re: [jQuery] Need help implementing validation...

Rick Faircloth schrieb:
 Well now I'm getting somewhere...

 What was happening is that all the form fields (Principal, Interest, Years)
 in the MC_Form did not have id's assigned to them by me.

 However, when rendered, the fields were being automatically assigned
 an id such #MC_FormPrincipal or #MC_FormInterest.  (From the looks of
 the Firebug response that's why I think was happening, anyway.)

 Once I assigned explicit id's to each of the form fields, I began to get
 a response from the validation plug-in.

 Whew!  Man that has been driving me crazy all week!
   
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Re: [jQuery] interface imagebox

2007-03-08 Thread Daniel MacDonald


I recently added image preloading (the previous and next images start to load
while viewing the current image) to  http://www.projectatomic.com/litebox
jQuery Litebox , which should help with reduce delays. You could try adding
the setInterval to the onload event in the $.litebox.resize() method. I also
cleaned up the code to enable easier access to properties, you could try
something like:

if (this.i+1  this.g.length) { setInterval(

That might stop the last image from continually clicking (maybe) I too am
also trying to be lazy

D


Brent Pedersen-2 wrote:
 
 thanks, i have looked at that one. and i have dug into the code some.
 doing what you suggest _seems_ fine, but then, you get to the last
 image and it keeps
 triggering click. also, instead of fading from 1 image to the next it
 shows the loading gif in between. and in that slideshow, i think the
 loading gif is never hidden so if the image is too small, you can
 still see the gif.
 the other thing with a timeout is a large image might take 4 seconds
 to load so you see it for only a second. a small image will load
 faster so you'll see it for longer.
 
 of course, all of these could be addressed. i'm just trying to be lazy.
 -b
 
 On 2/22/07, Benjamin Sterling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Brent,
 You can check out this plugin
 http://www.projectatomic.com/litebox/ and you can put a
 setInterval to trigger the next click.
 setInterval ($('#nextlink').trigger('click'), 5000);  this
 is not tested but I think it is somewhat right.


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Re: [jQuery] release: Validation plugin beta 1

Brice Burgess schrieb:
 Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
   
 Actually I was referring to the use of metadata ;-)

 The metadata plugin was the result of a pretty long discussion about the 
 best approach on metadata, a lot of brainpower went into that one :-)

   
 
 Any chance on integrating this into the core API? I think it would be 
 pretty cool. I know a lot of plugins use, or will be using the metadata 
 plugin.

 The same two functions could be used, but I'd like $.data() to be able 
 to override the default extraction method set with $.meta().

 Something like;

 jQuery.meta('set default extraction to element's attribute || 
 selector referencing script '),
 jQueryObject.data() // grab the data
 jQurryObject.data('override default extraxtion'); // grab the data 
 using a non-default extractor
   
A little background on the inner workings of the metadata plugin: It 
extracts the metadata on first access of the element via jQuery, 
therefore it is already available when calling data(). Therefore your 
proposal would be not so very easy to implement.

And as jQuery is growing with its bug fixes, even without any new core 
features, I don't expect to see any new features in jQuery core at all 
in the next months. More effort will go into leverarging the qualitity 
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Re: [jQuery] need some idea


So why don't you do this:

JavaScript:

$(function(){
 $(div.opt).hide();
 $(select).change(function(){
   $(div.opt).hide();
   $(div.+$(this).val()).show();
 });
});

Document:

select name=user
option value=t1Administrator/option
option value=t2Manager/option
option value=t3Executive/option
/select

div class=opt t1 t2 t3
label for=text1Field Number One/label
input type=text name=text1/input
/div

div class=opt t3
label for=text1Field Number Two/label
input type=text name=text1/input
/div

div class=opt t2 t3
label for=text1Field Number Three/label
input type=text name=text1/input
/div

So basically, the option values are the class names of the divisions you
want to show when someone selects a new user type. $().change fires whenever
a new user type is selected.

- jake

On 3/8/07, Agrawal, Ritesh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



Hi,

I need some idea on how to do this.

I have a big user survey form. It has around 25 fields. However, depending
on the type of user such as administrator, member, etc...many fields are
not
required. In my survey form, a user will select user type from a select
box.

My problem: I don't want to scare off users from filling the survey form.
Thus, I want to display only the relevant fields depending on the user
type
they have selected. What I would like to do is to add some script to
change
method of select box and hide/show fields dependening on the selection.
However, I am not sure what's the best way to handle list of box to show
and
hide...I am trying to avoid a long list of if else ..

any idea is welcome

Regards,
Ritesh
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Re: [jQuery] Options for Validation...

Thanks for the tip, Blair.

Rick

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Subject: Re: [jQuery] Options for Validation...

You might want to look into Mike Alsup's Taconite plug-in 
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/taconite/. Seems to be able to do what 
you want.

-blair

Rick Faircloth wrote:

 Calling all jQuery/CF'ers.

 I'm not real satisfied with the error message placement

 options in Jorn Zaefferer's validation plug-in.

 I like to place my error messages right above the form field

 that the error message references.

 Right now, as I understand it, Jorn's plug-in doesn't allow

 for that type of placement.

 Among the options are placement after the invalid element.

 Don't like that.

 Another option is to validate onSubmit and, while that's ok,

 I'm still limited to grouping the error messages at the top

 of the form. That's not a good user experience when the

 form may be 50 fields long and the user has to scroll up and

 down to check errors messages.

 Here's my scenario and question:

 I'm using jQuery to calculate a mortgage payment. Once the

 form is submitted, the form info is sent to a CF pages for

 processing, then the resulting payment is returned to the calling

 page. Very nice.

 The question is this.can I use CF to validate the form data

 and then, if there's an error, set some error messages in a scope,

 such as Form_Errors.Principal, etc., and send that info back to the

 calling page and display it in the form as described above?

 If all user input passes validation, then the other CF code processes

 the payment and returns it to the calling page.

 Is this kind validation possible without page refreshing?

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Re: [jQuery] Custome selectors use : as seperator, which is an official character for id's

Brandon Aaron schrieb:
 There is a ticket for this: http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/143
   
I've added another comment on that ticket.

I'm currently working with JSF, too, so a working solution is quite 
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Re: [jQuery] Options for Validation...

Blair...

Are you saying that Taconite will allow the kind of validation
using CF that I described below?

Process my inputs, create a scope for errors, such as Form_Errors.Principal,
then use Taconite to take the scope data and attach it to some form element
in the calling document and display it?

Rick

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Subject: Re: [jQuery] Options for Validation...

You might want to look into Mike Alsup's Taconite plug-in 
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/taconite/. Seems to be able to do what 
you want.

-blair

Rick Faircloth wrote:

 Calling all jQuery/CF'ers.

 I'm not real satisfied with the error message placement

 options in Jorn Zaefferer's validation plug-in.

 I like to place my error messages right above the form field

 that the error message references.

 Right now, as I understand it, Jorn's plug-in doesn't allow

 for that type of placement.

 Among the options are placement after the invalid element.

 Don't like that.

 Another option is to validate onSubmit and, while that's ok,

 I'm still limited to grouping the error messages at the top

 of the form. That's not a good user experience when the

 form may be 50 fields long and the user has to scroll up and

 down to check errors messages.

 Here's my scenario and question:

 I'm using jQuery to calculate a mortgage payment. Once the

 form is submitted, the form info is sent to a CF pages for

 processing, then the resulting payment is returned to the calling

 page. Very nice.

 The question is this.can I use CF to validate the form data

 and then, if there's an error, set some error messages in a scope,

 such as Form_Errors.Principal, etc., and send that info back to the

 calling page and display it in the form as described above?

 If all user input passes validation, then the other CF code processes

 the payment and returns it to the calling page.

 Is this kind validation possible without page refreshing?

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Rick Faircloth schrieb:
 Well, Jorn... I finally figured out the problem...

 I hadn't assigned an id's to my form fields (Principal, Interest, Years),
 so I couldn't see the conflict.

 However, it looks like id's were automatically being assigned to my
 form fields when published... they were renamed using the form id
 and then the field name attached, as in
 #Mortgage_Calculation_FormPrincipal
 and I guess this id was confusing the validation plug-in (although I'm not
 quite sure why because even though the automatically generated id name
 included the form id name, it was not the same name exactly.
   
The plugin genereates IDs by combining the form's id with the element's 
name. Of course that doesn't happen when element already have IDs. Can 
you tell me what combination of IDs and names caused the confusion? 
I'd like to fix that.
 However, the lesson learned:  Always assign id's (unique ones) to every
 element.

 So I've got the plug-in working.

 Now I've got two more questions:

 1)  How do I format the validation message?  In the plug-in settings?  Can I
 put CSS formatting in there?
   
All formatting should be done via external stylesheets. The plugin lets 
you customize the class used to mark them as error labels, but thats it.
 2) How can I get the messages to display above the form fields? Can the
 label tag take CSS formatting in-line?
   
You can use the errorPlacement option to take the placement of the 
labels in your own hand. So you could append them to the body element 
and add absolute positioning.

Beware that the example of the errorPlacement option is flawed. The 
second argument is not the ID, but the element itself as a jQuery 
object. The documentation for the option itself is correct.

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Re: [jQuery] Options for Validation...

Rick Faircloth schrieb:

 Calling all jQuery/CF’ers…

 I’m not real satisfied with the error message placement

 options in Jorn Zaefferer’s validation plug-in.

 I like to place my error messages right above the form field

 that the error message references.

 Right now, as I understand it, Jorn’s plug-in doesn’t allow

 for that type of placement.

Forgot that other message. Well, parts of it. You can customize the 
error placement!

Just implement the errorPlacement function:

$(#myform).validate({
errorPlacement: function(error, element) {
// do whatever you like with error and the element, eg.:
error.insertBefore(element); // - inserts the error before the element, 
use next() or prev() or parent() on element etc. to navigate through the DOM
}
});

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Re: [jQuery] Problem with validation

Leonardo K schrieb:
 Your code don't solve my problem, but I believe that I found the problem.

 The problem is the label class. When I set the errorClass, the label 
 still have the class='error'.

 $(form).validate({
 focusInvalid: false,
 event: blur,
 debug: true,
 errorClass: comErro,
 errorPlacement: function(error, id) {
 error.attr(class, comErro);
   error.appendTo( element.next() );
 }
 });
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Re: [jQuery] Problem with validation

Leonardo K schrieb:
 Can I suggest something?

 Instead of making for example:

 messages:{
 fieldName: {
 required: blabla
 }
 }

 To use a standard for all the messages:

 messages:{
 required: blabla
 }
You can override default messages by modifying the 
jQuery.validator.messages object. So in your case:
jQuery.validator.messages.required = blablabla

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[jQuery] Validation help with Date Selector

2007-03-08 Thread blemming


I have a form with multiple inputs.  One of them using the dateselector
plugin. On validation that field gets jumbled up because of the placement of
the date icon.  What I'm wondering is on just that one field can I set the
error message to appear in an alternate location?

i.e. - Can I add something to the meta data to tell that one field to post
the error message in the #errdiv?

input id=getdate name=getdate type=text class=reg_input
{required:true} style=width:115px;
div id=errdiv/div

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[jQuery] SVN konq test suite

2007-03-08 Thread Andrew Mason

Hi guys,
I wrote in a while ago  asking about konqueror isssues and someone referred me 
to a test page where i could check the supported functions etc.. 
I've been given some time to play around with JQuery. I've checked out the 
source from SVN and was wondering if the test page was in SVN ?

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Re: [jQuery] Need some guidance...

 Can  you tell me what combination of IDs and names caused the confusion?

What was happening is this:

I had a form with an id of #Mortgage_Calculation_Form.

I had inputs for the form named Principal, Interest, and Years.
However, these inputs did not have any id assigned to them.

When the plug-in ran, it created id's for them:

For Principal, the id became #Mortgage_Calculation_FormPrincipal.
For Interest, the id became #Mortgage_Calculation_FormInterest.
For Years, the id became #Mortgage_Calculation_FormYears.

It combined the form id with the name of the inputs to form the
id... at least
that's what I gathered from looking at the response that Firebug
returned.

 All formatting should be done via external stylesheets. The plugin lets 
 you customize the class used to mark them as error labels, but that's
it.

What is the class used to mark them as 'error labels'?
Is that a class that I assign to them for the stylesheets to
reference?

Rick





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Subject: Re: [jQuery] Need some guidance...

Rick Faircloth schrieb:
 Well, Jorn... I finally figured out the problem...

 I hadn't assigned an id's to my form fields (Principal, Interest, Years),
 so I couldn't see the conflict.

 However, it looks like id's were automatically being assigned to my
 form fields when published... they were renamed using the form id
 and then the field name attached, as in
 #Mortgage_Calculation_FormPrincipal
 and I guess this id was confusing the validation plug-in (although I'm not
 quite sure why because even though the automatically generated id name
 included the form id name, it was not the same name exactly.
   
The plugin genereates IDs by combining the form's id with the element's 
name. Of course that doesn't happen when element already have IDs. Can 
you tell me what combination of IDs and names caused the confusion? 
I'd like to fix that.
 However, the lesson learned:  Always assign id's (unique ones) to every
 element.

 So I've got the plug-in working.

 Now I've got two more questions:

 1)  How do I format the validation message?  In the plug-in settings?  Can
I
 put CSS formatting in there?
   
All formatting should be done via external stylesheets. The plugin lets 
you customize the class used to mark them as error labels, but thats it.
 2) How can I get the messages to display above the form fields? Can the
 label tag take CSS formatting in-line?
   
You can use the errorPlacement option to take the placement of the 
labels in your own hand. So you could append them to the body element 
and add absolute positioning.

Beware that the example of the errorPlacement option is flawed. The 
second argument is not the ID, but the element itself as a jQuery 
object. The documentation for the option itself is correct.

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[jQuery] New plugin: ContextMenu

2007-03-08 Thread Chris Domigan


Hi everyone

The first version of my new ContextMenu plugin has been released. You can
grab it here:

http://www.trendskitchens.co.nz/jquery/contextmenu/

ContextMenu lets you selectively replace the browser's right click menu with
one of your own. It is fully customisable and allows you to bind
context-sensitive actions to each menu option.

Big thanks to Joern Zaefferer whose excellent Tooltip plugin provided much
inspiration.

This is my first plugin for jQuery and any feedback/comments/improvements
would be most appreciated!

Cheers,

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Re: [jQuery] One element, multiple actions

2007-03-08 Thread Chris Domigan


You can use .each().

$(#myId).each(function() {
 // do lots of stuff
});
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Re: [jQuery] New plugin: ContextMenu

Ok, that gets added to my badass plugin list as well!!

Chris Domigan wrote:
 Hi everyone
 
 The first version of my new ContextMenu plugin has been released. You 
 can grab it here:
 
 http://www.trendskitchens.co.nz/jquery/contextmenu/ 
 http://www.trendskitchens.co.nz/jquery/contextmenu/
 
 ContextMenu lets you selectively replace the browser's right click menu 
 with one of your own. It is fully customisable and allows you to bind 
 context-sensitive actions to each menu option.
 
 Big thanks to Joern Zaefferer whose excellent Tooltip plugin provided 
 much inspiration.
 
 This is my first plugin for jQuery and any 
 feedback/comments/improvements would be most appreciated!
 
 Cheers,
 
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[jQuery] New version of jquery and IE6 bugs

2007-03-08 Thread Jeremy Dill

I am having major issues with the newer versions of JQuery with IE6.
Everything works beautifully in Firefox and IE 7.  Jquery 1.04 is stable in
IE 6, but jquery1.11+ causes an occasionally crash IE runtime error when
using radio buttons that are triggering xajax calls.  A bigger issue is that
now I have really messeded CSS issues.  To solve the Radio button issues, I
am probably just going to remodel that part of the page without radios.
But, as far as the CSS, I am at a loss.  Any ideas on how Jquery 1.1.1+
could cause css issues in IE?  I am looking for clues, but haven't found any
yet.  Each refresh causes different div backgrounds to appear and dissappear
in a seemingly random pattern.
 
Can somebody wave a magic wand and make IE6 go away?
 
thanks,
 
jeremy
 
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Re: [jQuery] Options for Validation...

I don't have much of a clue how to code what you mean
with the errorPlacement function:

Here's what I tried, which didn't work...everything else runs
fine without it... remember, unfortunately you're helping someone
who has just begun to work with jQuery and the plug-ins... :o)

$.validator.defaults.debug = true;
$().ready(function() {

// validate Mortgage_Calculation_Form form fields on blur
$(#MC_Form).validate({

errorPlacement: function(error, #Principal) {
error.insertBefore(#Principal);
},

focusInvalid: false,

event: blur,

rules: {
Principal: {required: true},
Interest: {required: true,
   number: true},
Years: {required: true,
number: true}
},

messages: {
Principal: Please enter the Principal.,
Interest: {required: Please enter the
Interest Rate.,
   number: Please enter a
number.},
Years: {required: Please enter the Years.,
number: Please enter a number.}
}
})
});

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jörn Zaefferer
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 5:30 PM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] Options for Validation...

Rick Faircloth schrieb:

 Calling all jQuery/CFers

 Im not real satisfied with the error message placement

 options in Jorn Zaefferers validation plug-in.

 I like to place my error messages right above the form field

 that the error message references.

 Right now, as I understand it, Jorns plug-in doesnt allow

 for that type of placement.

Forgot that other message. Well, parts of it. You can customize the 
error placement!

Just implement the errorPlacement function:

$(#myform).validate({
errorPlacement: function(error, element) {
// do whatever you like with error and the element, eg.:
error.insertBefore(element); // - inserts the error before the element, 
use next() or prev() or parent() on element etc. to navigate through the DOM
}
});

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Re: [jQuery] SVN konq test suite N/M i found it

2007-03-08 Thread Andrew Mason

please disregard my previous post
On Friday March 9 2007 09:37:06 am Andrew Mason wrote:
 Hi guys,
 I wrote in a while ago  asking about konqueror isssues and someone referred
 me to a test page where i could check the supported functions etc..
 I've been given some time to play around with JQuery. I've checked out the
 source from SVN and was wondering if the test page was in SVN ?

 kind regards
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Re: [jQuery] New version of jquery and IE6 bugs

2007-03-08 Thread Andrew Mason

You could use  some sort of content negotiation to serve up different versions 
of jquery depending on browser. Apache  has a few different ways of doing 
this, not sure about other web servers.

On Friday March 9 2007 10:10:14 am Jeremy Dill wrote:
 I am having major issues with the newer versions of JQuery with IE6.
 Everything works beautifully in Firefox and IE 7.  Jquery 1.04 is stable in
 IE 6, but jquery1.11+ causes an occasionally crash IE runtime error when
 using radio buttons that are triggering xajax calls.  A bigger issue is
 that now I have really messeded CSS issues.  To solve the Radio button
 issues, I am probably just going to remodel that part of the page without
 radios. But, as far as the CSS, I am at a loss.  Any ideas on how Jquery
 1.1.1+ could cause css issues in IE?  I am looking for clues, but haven't
 found any yet.  Each refresh causes different div backgrounds to appear and
 dissappear in a seemingly random pattern.

 Can somebody wave a magic wand and make IE6 go away?

 thanks,

 jeremy




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Re: [jQuery] One element, multiple actions


Not exactly, to add to Chris's comment, using:

$(myele).each(function() {
 // do lots of stuff
});

will scope the 'this' keyword to whatever you've selected using $('myele').

So, for example, if I had:

with(document.getElementById(myele)) {
 // myele now part of scope chain, no variable needed
 style.backgroundColor = #000;
}

I could replace it using the following jQuery:

$(#myele).each(function(){
 // myele now referenced using this
 this.style.backgroundColor = #000;
});

Keep in mind that $(selector).each() will work with all elements that have
been found using a given selector (see http://docs.jquery.com/Core).

Also, this is just my opinion, but using the with keyword is usually a bad
idea, as it is difficult to optimize such code and it can cause surprising
behavior when defining functions within such blocks. Instead, just assign
the element to a variable, using jQuery or JavaScript, like:

var myele = $(#myele);
myele.css({backgroundColor:#000});

is equivalent to

var myele = document.getElementById(myele);
myele.style.backgroundColor = #000;

- jake

On 3/8/07, Chris Domigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


You can use .each().

$(#myId).each(function() {
  // do lots of stuff
});

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Re: [jQuery] New version of jquery and IE6 bugs

2007-03-08 Thread Jeremy Dill

Thanks.  I might have to do that.  Just worried that it will lead to other
issues like plugin compatibility, etc.

-Original Message-
From: Andrew Mason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 5:50 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] New version of jquery and IE6 bugs

You could use  some sort of content negotiation to serve up different
versions of jquery depending on browser. Apache  has a few different ways of
doing this, not sure about other web servers.

On Friday March 9 2007 10:10:14 am Jeremy Dill wrote:
 I am having major issues with the newer versions of JQuery with IE6.
 Everything works beautifully in Firefox and IE 7.  Jquery 1.04 is 
 stable in IE 6, but jquery1.11+ causes an occasionally crash IE 
 runtime error when using radio buttons that are triggering xajax 
 calls.  A bigger issue is that now I have really messeded CSS issues.  
 To solve the Radio button issues, I am probably just going to remodel 
 that part of the page without radios. But, as far as the CSS, I am at 
 a loss.  Any ideas on how Jquery 1.1.1+ could cause css issues in IE?  
 I am looking for clues, but haven't found any yet.  Each refresh 
 causes different div backgrounds to appear and dissappear in a seemingly
random pattern.

 Can somebody wave a magic wand and make IE6 go away?

 thanks,

 jeremy

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Re: [jQuery] New version of jquery and IE6 bugs

2007-03-08 Thread Brandon Aaron

Could you possibly post up an example? It is hard to know what is
really going on without seeing it.

--
Brandon Aaron

On 3/8/07, Jeremy Dill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 I am having major issues with the newer versions of JQuery with IE6.
 Everything works beautifully in Firefox and IE 7.  Jquery 1.04 is stable in
 IE 6, but jquery1.11+ causes an occasionally crash IE runtime error when
 using radio buttons that are triggering xajax calls.  A bigger issue is that
 now I have really messeded CSS issues.  To solve the Radio button issues, I
 am probably just going to remodel that part of the page without radios.
 But, as far as the CSS, I am at a loss.  Any ideas on how Jquery 1.1.1+
 could cause css issues in IE?  I am looking for clues, but haven't found any
 yet.  Each refresh causes different div backgrounds to appear and dissappear
 in a seemingly random pattern.

 Can somebody wave a magic wand and make IE6 go away?

 thanks,

 jeremy

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Re: [jQuery] One element, multiple actions

2007-03-08 Thread Rob Wilkerson

I knew about each(), but since I had only one element it seemed...I
don't know...almost like overkill.  I was hoping there would be
something like:

$('myele').do (
 /** do stuff */
);

But, that having been said, I guess each() is effectively that.  Maybe
it's only the semantics of it that had me looking for a different way.

Thanks for your help.

On 3/8/07, Karl Rudd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Something to also keep in mind is that most of the jQuery functions
 have an implicit each included with them. A jQuery object is
 basically an array of objects, so the methods you run on the object
 are actually run on all the objects in the array.

 For instance, given the follow HTML:

 ul
   li1/li
   li2/li
   li3/li
 /ul

 The following script will change the background color of all the li 
 elements:

   $('li').css({backgroundColor:#000});

 It's like writing:

 var elems = document.getElementsByTagName(li);
 for ( var i = 0; i  elems.length; i++ )
   elems[i].style.backgroundColor = #000;

 This is where jQuery gets a lot of it's write less, do more power from.

 Perhaps you should take a look at some of the tutorials:

   http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials

 Karl Rudd

 On 3/9/07, Jake McGraw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Not exactly, to add to Chris's comment, using:
 
  $(myele).each(function() {
// do lots of stuff
  });
 
  will scope the 'this' keyword to whatever you've selected using $('myele').
 
  So, for example, if I had:
 
  with(document.getElementById(myele)) {
// myele now part of scope chain, no variable needed
style.backgroundColor = #000;
  }
 
  I could replace it using the following jQuery:
 
  $(#myele).each(function(){
// myele now referenced using this
this.style.backgroundColor = #000;
  });
 
  Keep in mind that $(selector).each() will work with all elements that have
  been found using a given selector (see http://docs.jquery.com/Core).
 
  Also, this is just my opinion, but using the with keyword is usually a bad
  idea, as it is difficult to optimize such code and it can cause surprising
  behavior when defining functions within such blocks. Instead, just assign
  the element to a variable, using jQuery or JavaScript, like:
 
  var myele = $(#myele);
  myele.css({backgroundColor:#000});
 
  is equivalent to
 
  var myele = document.getElementById(myele);
  myele.style.backgroundColor = #000;
 
  - jake
 
 
  On 3/8/07, Chris Domigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
   You can use .each().
  
   $(#myId).each(function() {
 // do lots of stuff
   });
  
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Re: [jQuery] One element, multiple actions

2007-03-08 Thread Karl Rudd

If it is just one element you can do:

  var myelem = $('#myelem')[0];

Because the jQuery wrapper acts like an array you can just grab the
first element of the array, which is the raw DOM element.

Another thing to keep in mind is jQuery's chainability. So while
it's not so efficient to deal with just one object and do one thing
to it, if you want to do multiple things to one object (or many
objects) it becomes very efficient.

For example:

  $('#myelem')
.click( function(){ alert('blah'); } )// assign a click event handler
.css( backgroundColor, #000 );   // change the background color

It's not quite like using with, but it's pretty close.

Karl rudd

On 3/9/07, Rob Wilkerson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I knew about each(), but since I had only one element it seemed...I
 don't know...almost like overkill.  I was hoping there would be
 something like:

 $('myele').do (
  /** do stuff */
 );

 But, that having been said, I guess each() is effectively that.  Maybe
 it's only the semantics of it that had me looking for a different way.

 Thanks for your help.

 On 3/8/07, Karl Rudd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Something to also keep in mind is that most of the jQuery functions
  have an implicit each included with them. A jQuery object is
  basically an array of objects, so the methods you run on the object
  are actually run on all the objects in the array.
 
  For instance, given the follow HTML:
 
  ul
li1/li
li2/li
li3/li
  /ul
 
  The following script will change the background color of all the li 
  elements:
 
$('li').css({backgroundColor:#000});
 
  It's like writing:
 
  var elems = document.getElementsByTagName(li);
  for ( var i = 0; i  elems.length; i++ )
elems[i].style.backgroundColor = #000;
 
  This is where jQuery gets a lot of it's write less, do more power from.
 
  Perhaps you should take a look at some of the tutorials:
 
http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials
 
  Karl Rudd
 
  On 3/9/07, Jake McGraw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Not exactly, to add to Chris's comment, using:
  
   $(myele).each(function() {
 // do lots of stuff
   });
  
   will scope the 'this' keyword to whatever you've selected using 
   $('myele').
  
   So, for example, if I had:
  
   with(document.getElementById(myele)) {
 // myele now part of scope chain, no variable needed
 style.backgroundColor = #000;
   }
  
   I could replace it using the following jQuery:
  
   $(#myele).each(function(){
 // myele now referenced using this
 this.style.backgroundColor = #000;
   });
  
   Keep in mind that $(selector).each() will work with all elements that have
   been found using a given selector (see http://docs.jquery.com/Core).
  
   Also, this is just my opinion, but using the with keyword is usually a 
   bad
   idea, as it is difficult to optimize such code and it can cause surprising
   behavior when defining functions within such blocks. Instead, just assign
   the element to a variable, using jQuery or JavaScript, like:
  
   var myele = $(#myele);
   myele.css({backgroundColor:#000});
  
   is equivalent to
  
   var myele = document.getElementById(myele);
   myele.style.backgroundColor = #000;
  
   - jake
  
  
   On 3/8/07, Chris Domigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   
You can use .each().
   
$(#myId).each(function() {
  // do lots of stuff
});
   
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[jQuery] How do I hook up the Editable plug-in to a MySQL DB?

I don't see how to hook the Editable plug-in to *any* datasource right
now.

???

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Re: [jQuery] Validation help with Date Selector

Have you figured out how to style the error message, yet?

Rick

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Behalf Of blemming
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 7:40 PM
To: discuss@jquery.com
Subject: [jQuery] Validation help with Date Selector

I have a form with multiple inputs.  One of them using the dateselector
plugin. On validation that field gets jumbled up because of the placement of
the date icon.  What I'm wondering is on just that one field can I set the
error message to appear in an alternate location? 

i.e. - Can I add something to the meta data to tell that one field to post
the error message in the #errdiv? 

input id=getdate name=getdate type=text class=reg_input
{required:true} style=width:115px; 
div id=errdiv/div 

Thanks for your input. 

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Re: [jQuery] One element, multiple actions

2007-03-08 Thread Rob Wilkerson

Ah, that's what I was looking for.  I knew about jQuery's
chainability, but being more familiar with the Java world, I'm not
used to chaining completely unrelated actions.  That's really cool.

Thanks again.

On 3/8/07, Karl Rudd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 If it is just one element you can do:

   var myelem = $('#myelem')[0];

 Because the jQuery wrapper acts like an array you can just grab the
 first element of the array, which is the raw DOM element.

 Another thing to keep in mind is jQuery's chainability. So while
 it's not so efficient to deal with just one object and do one thing
 to it, if you want to do multiple things to one object (or many
 objects) it becomes very efficient.

 For example:

   $('#myelem')
 .click( function(){ alert('blah'); } )// assign a click event handler
 .css( backgroundColor, #000 );   // change the background color

 It's not quite like using with, but it's pretty close.

 Karl rudd

 On 3/9/07, Rob Wilkerson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I knew about each(), but since I had only one element it seemed...I
  don't know...almost like overkill.  I was hoping there would be
  something like:
 
  $('myele').do (
   /** do stuff */
  );
 
  But, that having been said, I guess each() is effectively that.  Maybe
  it's only the semantics of it that had me looking for a different way.
 
  Thanks for your help.
 
  On 3/8/07, Karl Rudd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Something to also keep in mind is that most of the jQuery functions
   have an implicit each included with them. A jQuery object is
   basically an array of objects, so the methods you run on the object
   are actually run on all the objects in the array.
  
   For instance, given the follow HTML:
  
   ul
 li1/li
 li2/li
 li3/li
   /ul
  
   The following script will change the background color of all the li 
   elements:
  
 $('li').css({backgroundColor:#000});
  
   It's like writing:
  
   var elems = document.getElementsByTagName(li);
   for ( var i = 0; i  elems.length; i++ )
 elems[i].style.backgroundColor = #000;
  
   This is where jQuery gets a lot of it's write less, do more power from.
  
   Perhaps you should take a look at some of the tutorials:
  
 http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials
  
   Karl Rudd
  
   On 3/9/07, Jake McGraw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not exactly, to add to Chris's comment, using:
   
$(myele).each(function() {
  // do lots of stuff
});
   
will scope the 'this' keyword to whatever you've selected using 
$('myele').
   
So, for example, if I had:
   
with(document.getElementById(myele)) {
  // myele now part of scope chain, no variable needed
  style.backgroundColor = #000;
}
   
I could replace it using the following jQuery:
   
$(#myele).each(function(){
  // myele now referenced using this
  this.style.backgroundColor = #000;
});
   
Keep in mind that $(selector).each() will work with all elements that 
have
been found using a given selector (see http://docs.jquery.com/Core).
   
Also, this is just my opinion, but using the with keyword is usually 
a bad
idea, as it is difficult to optimize such code and it can cause 
surprising
behavior when defining functions within such blocks. Instead, just 
assign
the element to a variable, using jQuery or JavaScript, like:
   
var myele = $(#myele);
myele.css({backgroundColor:#000});
   
is equivalent to
   
var myele = document.getElementById(myele);
myele.style.backgroundColor = #000;
   
- jake
   
   
On 3/8/07, Chris Domigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 You can use .each().

 $(#myId).each(function() {
   // do lots of stuff
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Re: [jQuery] NEWS: John Resig Discusses Future Proofing JavaScript Libraries

2007-03-08 Thread Daemach

Good read. A bit further down in the blog he mentioned a push to add
browser-level JSON parsing for speed and security. If you are going to
Max2007 or cf.objective() perhaps you and Rob could bend Adobe's ear to
implement a cfjson tag that emulates cfwddx, including cf2js where it would
dump a JSON block in the page inside of an eval function.

Hrm - that just gave me an idea!

Rey Bango-2 wrote:

Hi everyone,

I just wanted to point you guys to John's recent perspective on
leveraging popular JS libraries and their respective test suites to
assist Mozilla in building more stable products. This has the added
benefit of ensuring that library developers are able to adjust their
code based on issues or features.

Partial posting on Ajaxian here:
http://ajaxian.com/archives/future-proofing-javascript-libraries

John's full article here:
http://ejohn.org/blog/future-proofing-javascript-libraries/

Also, for those that weren't aware, John frequently posts more
generalized articles (ie: not specific to jQuery) on his personal blog
which can be found here:

http://ejohn.org/blog/

Definitely a good read.

Rey...
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