[jQuery] Re: Initial Setup
On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 8:51 AM, Andrew m...@andrewcampbell.us wrote: I'm new to JavaScript -- and cannot get jQuery to work (unless I access http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.js) ... * my hosting service does doesn't have gzip compression enabled -- what file do I need to install on my server if I don't have GZIP available? If you want/need to hotlink to jQuery on a remote server, it's better to use ajax.googleapis.com. For example: http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.min.js That will pull the minimized (comments and whitespace stripped == smaller download) 1.3.2 version of jQuery from Google. Google DOES GZip these files, which is useful if you can't get it gzipped on your hosting service.
[jQuery] Re: Call for contributors: A simple, fast and flexible grid/spreadsheet component.
Great timing! I needed a lightweight data grid, and here you just contributed one! ^_^ I used FlexiGrid[1] in the past, but it's overkill for what I needed right now, plus development on it looks to have stalled. As I come across ways that I'd like to improve it--such as integrating into themerolled themes--I'll submit them back to you. Thanks! Cheers, Pyro [1] http://www.flexigrid.info/
[jQuery] Re: idiot requests SIMPLE ajax explanation!
Have you already run through the stuff at jQuery Ajax Tutorials[1]? I thought that Akash Mehta's article[2] looked like a pretty good sampling with lots of step-by-step stuff. Older version of jQuery, but pretty much all still applicable. [1] http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials#Ajax [2] http://www.sitepoint.com/article/ajax-jquery ~Pyro On Jun 16, 10:12 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm embarrassed. I used to cheerfully mix PHP with Javascript, but now I don't understand the terminology! I see the advantages of 'asynchronous' data exchange and I would like some of that but I can't for the life of me understand what to do!! Does anybody know where to find a REALLY SIMPLE, step-by-step explanation? Supposing I eventually get to grips with this, has anybody (Mike Alsup!) written a REALLY simple explanation of the Taconite plugin, as that's where I'm heading? Thank you [blushes] Cherry.
[jQuery] Re: Cornerz 0.4
Jonah, I'm not sure whether this is a settings issue or a version issue, but the demo page looks a little off on my Opera-9.27/WinXP: http://pyrolupus.com/img/opera-9.27_cornerz.png (Note the white curve inside the green box for Examples--all the green boxes on the page are l like that and the box second from the bottom (border: 1 display: inline) which has a little spillover on the right. Is there anything I can do to troubleshoot it? Cheers, Pyro On Jun 3, 7:53 am, weepy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi I've just released Cornerz 0.4 http://groups.google.com/group/cornerz Bullet Proof Corners plugin for jQuery using Canvas/VML * Antialiased * Fast - this pages renders in 200ms on my Vaio in Firefox and there's quite a few corners!! * Support for any size radius and border width with minimal performance increase * No excanvas * Current layout is maintained * Works with many tested positions/display/floats (current limitation with inline) * Supports fluid layouts. * Original div still shows through, so can easily do hover effects * Script is only 4.0k uncompressed * Requires jQuery 1.2.6+ * Tested on : o IE6 XP/Vista o IE7 XP/Vista o Firefox 2 Ubuntu/Windows o Safari 3 Windows o Opera 9 Windows/Linux Limitations: o Problem with some Inline elements in IE - due to incorrect reporting of width o For IE as it cannot handle right/bottom aligned elements with odd (2n+1) dimensions - positioning is calculated at page load. If an element changes height or width - the cornerz need adding again. Cheers Jonah
[jQuery] Re: JqModal
If the datestamps on your posts are right, then you are complaining of
no response in under two hours? Is that correct? You just need to
practice a bit more patience. Personally, I browse new posts to the
group somewhere between zero and three times per day. I would not
expect an immediate response no matter what the formatting; calling
out the group members with sarcasm will instead have the result of
pushing people away or even getting flamed.
For jqModal[1], you need to use all three:
1. There must be an HTML page for testing/viewing the result of the
goodness.
2. That HTML page must have the CSS, either included (in a rel / tag
or a css @import directive) or inline.
3. You need jQuery, the jqModal plugin, and the doc.ready() block that
initializes the behavior for the intended elements.
Non-compliant example (paraphrase of the first example on the linked
page):
htmlheadstyle@import jqModal.css;/style/headbody
a class=jqModal href=#Whatever/a
div id=dialogBlah/div
script src=jquery.js/scriptscript src=jqmodal.js/script
script
$().ready(function() {
$('#dialog').jqm();
});
/script/body/html
~Pyro
[1] http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/jqModal/
On Jun 2, 1:13 pm, highjo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
am i ignored or something or what i'm aking for is so obvious that nobody
replies to me at least one directive?
I don't think i'm in the wrong place.
i 'm member of differents forums and it not like this for newbies.
tell me if i miss something or not follwing this forums rules.
wow i'm impressed!!
thanks anyway.
highjo wrote:
Hi!
i'm new to this an quite new to programming.I can fel this is great.I'm
from the jqModal tutorial page and i just want to try it and add it to my
project.First i did a copy and paste but it not working.Ok i thought it's
because i don't understand the library and i went to try another tuto like
get started and how jquery works.It was great.
one thing confuse me from thehttp://dev.iceburg.netpage is don't know
which tools to use.
i'm interested in the styling view a .don't know here to start.
i've understood that i should have jquery (i've downloaded the
jquery-1.2.6.js wit which i worked with the get started).
i've downloaded the styling i mean the jqModal.css
i've downloaded the jqModal.js
the there are javascript,css,html code snipet for the example.
i'm confused wich one should i use ? or should i use all of them.code
snipet javascript + jqModal.js + jquery.js+ code snipet css+ jqModal.css
and html or no need for jquery since jqModal is there.
Please if any one has done it ,help me to start this interesting plugin
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[jQuery] Re: $(document).ready Events not firing on elements of code injected via ajax call
On May 30, 12:08 am, truent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Im using $(document).ready to bind an onsubmit and onclick event to 2 elements of my form. Either of these events fires separately with no problem. However, when the onsubmit injects html into a div on page, and I then attempt to click on one of the newly injected elements expecting the onclick to fire, it doesnt. Is there something about the dom not being refreshed or $(document).ready not able to bind elements after the page has been loaded and new html injected? Can I update the dom? is there an even other than .ready to bind to? You note that you have bound onclick to two elements of your form but not that you've attempted to bind it to anything else. I'm not sure what events you intend to be attached to the new elements. However, $(document).ready() only fires after the document initially loads. If you want to bind events DOM elements that are generated or included after the fact, you need to either bind something to a parent element and catch the event as it bubbles up (event delegation[1]) or use a plugin to do that for you. jQuery Live Query[2] is a easy, sound way to handle that. ~Pyro [1] http://www.learningjquery.com/2008/03/working-with-events-part-1 [2] http://brandonaaron.net/docs/livequery/
[jQuery] Re: REMINDER: jQuery Site Detection Greasemonkey Script
Karl, that's fantastic! I've copied Paul's script to my own site with the title change you suggested. I frequently wish to know what version sites are running. Sorry for the necropost; was searching to see if there was any talk about updating the jQuery Detector plugin[1] to work with FF3 and found this. For Opera users, Paul's userscript works great in Opera (which has no Greasemonkey--or need of it), too: Adding user scripts to Opera: http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/userjs/using/#writingscripts User scripts can be Greasemonkey (no plug-in necessary): http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/userjs/examples/#greasemonkey ~Pyro [1] http://www.sunsean.com/jquerydetect/ On Apr 21, 10:30 am, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hey Paul, I love that Greasemonkey user script! Use it all the time. Thanks again for making it available. I modified your original just a bit for my personal use, adding a title attribute to the jQuery icon that tells me which jQuery version is running: ... title=' + jQuery.fn.jquery + ' ... This has been really helpful for me when checking on my sites to quickly determine which ones to update. Perhaps you (or others) would find it useful, too. Cheers, --Karl _ Karl Swedbergwww.englishrules.comwww.learningjquery.com On Apr 21, 2008, at 5:47 AM, Paul Bakaus wrote: Thanks Rey :) and the Firefox plugin here:http://www.sunsean.com/jquerydetect/ On Apr 20, 10:50 pm, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi everyone. The number of jQuery-powered sites being listed is incredible and the numbers just continue to grow. One of the methods that I use to find sites is via jQuery Team Member Paul Bakaus' awesome jQuery Site Detection Greasemonkey Script. It's a small script that detects the jQuery object and displays a small icon in the lower-right corner of the browser if it finds a jQuery-powered site. To install it, just follow these simple instructions: This is a Greasemonkey user script. To install it, you need Greasemonkey 0.3 or later:http://greasemonkey.mozdev.org/ Restart Firefox and visit this script:http://paul.jquery.com/jquerydetector.user.js Under Tools, there will be a new menu item to Install User Script. Accept the default configuration and install. That's it! I want to thank Paul for this wonderful script. Rey... jQuery Project Team
[jQuery] Re: Tooltip
Have you seen or tried clueTip? http://plugins.learningjquery.com/cluetip/demo/ ~Pyro On May 30, 10:22 am, armyofda12monkeys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello all, I was looking at tooltip examples in Tooltip plugin and just saw all examples where it makes the tooltip based off the title attribute. I was wondering if there were any other solutions? i was using a prototype based solution seen herehttp://blog.innerewut.de/files/tooltip/demo.html, where the tooltip is whatever you want it to be. So that div is hidden until hover over something else, so you would provide the id of the element to hover over, and the id of the tooltip that is shown after hovered over. This is nice to tooltips which are more customized. correct me if i'm wrong that you cant do that withhttp://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-tooltip/? Thanks, Ari
[jQuery] Re: submit a form when an image is clicked rather than using input type=submit
On May 28, 12:45 pm, cfdvlpr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to use an image to submit a form. Is there an easy way to do
this using jQuery?
Is there some reason you can't use input type=image /?
Alternatively,
img id=submitimg src=image.png /
::style::
#submitimg {
cursor: pointer;
}
::onready::
$('#submitimg').click(function() {
//submit its form
});
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: submit a form when an image is clicked rather than using input type=submit
Why does it take four hours for my replies to show up? :(
On May 28, 1:31 pm, Pyrolupus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On May 28, 12:45 pm, cfdvlpr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to use an image to submit a form. Is there an easy way to do
this using jQuery?
Is there some reason you can't use input type=image /?
Alternatively,
img id=submitimg src=image.png /
::style::
#submitimg {
cursor: pointer;
}
::onready::
$('#submitimg').click(function() {
//submit its form
});
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: Select Boxes and choosing a value on page load
On May 22, 3:30 pm, Randy Johnson - CFConcepts
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a page that auto loads States and Cities from a database.
When you change the state, the city name changes.
This works fine on the page when you go to fill it out for the first time.
What I can seem to find anywhere is how to pre select the boxes if I am
doing an edit on the page.
For example:
If I fill out the form with South Carolina as the state and Myrtle Beach
as the city, how do I go about getting the state select box to have
South Carolina Selected, then have the city list load with the South
Carolina Cities but have Myrtle Beach Selected.
I will keep reading over the mailing list archives and plugins to find
an answer, in the meantime if anyone could help me out I'd appreciate it.
Without knowing your edit sequence, this is going to be generic and
possibly not quite applicable. In final code, I would also prefer
that things were handled by events (so that #city figured itself out
after you changed #state), but that requires more knowledge than I
have of your app in order to implement intelligently.
::html::
select id=state name=state/select
select id=city name=city/select
::script::
function loadStateCity(stateid, cityid) {
$s.val(stateid);
loadCity(stateid, cityid);
}
function loadCity(stateid, cityid) {
$c.load('getcityoptions.php?stateid=' + stateid, function() {
if (typeof cityid != 'undefined')
$('option[value=' + cityid + ']', $c).attr('selected',
'true');
});
}
~Pyro
[jQuery] Re: Show/hide toggle hides form too...bah!
You need to have your event handler handle things differently
depending upon the specific child element that was clicked.
For example:
$('div#homepage_boxes div.col').click(function(event) {
var $tgt = $(event.target);
if ($tgt.not('form')) { //don't toggle when clicking the form!
$
(this).siblings('.selected').andSelf().toggleClass('selected').end().end();
}
});
See http://www.learningjquery.com/2008/03/working-with-events-part-1
for more complete coverage of this. It's where I learned it. :)
~Pyro
On May 22, 3:55 pm, Ridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have this page:http://tinyurl.com/5hascg. I'm using JQuery for a
few things - :hover on the main content blocks, form validation, and
show/hide.
By themselves, everything is working great! But it's the
interoperability of the last two that are causing me a headache. When
you click anywhere in the For your home box, the content appears.
There's a form in that div. However, when you try to focus in that
div by clicking, the form hides.
So, what I'd like to know is how to show the div contents by
clicking anywhere in the div, but only hide it by clicking on the
header (which I've temporarily given a background color of green to
make it stand out).
For reference, here's the contents of my $(document).ready section
which is linked from the page above. Thanks!:
$(document).ready(function(){
// Add class to shift background images on load
$('#box_home').addClass('pageload');
$('#box_business').addClass('pageload');
$('#box_account').addClass('pageload');
// Show/hide forms
$('div#homepage_boxes form').hide();
$('div#homepage_boxes div.col').click(function() {
$
(this).siblings('.selected').andSelf().toggleClass('selected').end().end()
//.next('form').slideToggle('fast')
//.siblings('form:visible').slideUp('fast');
});
// Add homepage box hover effect for IE6
$('div#homepage_boxes .col').hover(function() {
$(this).addClass('ie6boxhover');
}, function() {
$(this).removeClass('ie6boxhover');
});
// Form validation
$.validator.setDefaults({
submitHandler: function() { alert(submitted!); }
});
$(#homeform).validate({
rules: {
txtZipcode: {
required: true,
minlength: 5
}
},
messages: {
txtZipcode: {
required: To continue processing your request, we need a
5-digit zip code. Please re-type the zip code of your service
address.,
minlength: Your zip code must be 5-digits long. Please re-
type the zip code of your service address.
}
}
});
});
[jQuery] Re: Help getting the AJAX load() to work in Firefox
The simple answer is that you can't make Ajax calls to a file
resource. Apache httpd is fairly easy to install (http://
httpd.apache.org)--or check your distro if you're running Linux. If
you're using a pro version of Windows, you can also enable IIS or
PWS. (There are also simpler lightweight httpd servers out there, but
I don't run those, so I can't speak for them. :-) )
There are ways to possibly get around that, but if your goal is to
test Ajax operating properly, I suggest setting up a simple web server
for your purposes. Otherwise, you may end up expending debugging time
on something that will never come into play.
~Pyro
On May 22, 4:56 am, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello.
I'm fairly new to JQuery. In my learning I'm testing out very simple
Ajax. I'm just trying to inject a small piece of HTML into a div in my
current page.
I get the same error every time.
Permission denied to call method XMLHttpRequest.open
xml.open(s.type, s.url, s.async);
I've read several post here and I understand that this is some
limitation of Javascript or AJAX and cross domain stuff. But that IE
allows it. Or something to that affect.
But I'm just trying to get it to work locally. On my computer, working
with files in the same folder. I've haven't found any post with
anything this simple so I'm having trouble finding a solution.
Any help would be great. I'm just trying to learn the basics before I
try and master using server side scripting to grab cross domain pages
and then load them through AJAX and all that jazz.
Here's an example:
// JQuery
$(document).ready(function(){
$(#ajax).click(function(){
$(#text).load(a.html);
});
});
!-- HTML --
p id=ajaxAjax/p
div id=text
p /Hope this works
/div
!-- Chunk of HTML from a.html --
p /All Kinds of Stufff
p /More stuff
[jQuery] HotChili (Greasemonkey/userscript) breaks easing
I have (well, had) HotChili[1] enabled for all sites for its convenient go-anywhere syntax highlighting ability. Today, I tracked a problem with one of my sites to having HotChili enabled (as a Greasemonkey userscript) on my installation of Firefox. I assume that since HotChili pulls in its own copy of jQuery that it's blowing away plugin extensions. I presume the same could be true of other userscripts (Firefox or Opera--can Safari/IE do userscripts?) that pull in their own jQuery. Text of error: jQuery.easing[jQuery.easing.def] is not a function http://[mydomain].com/js/lib/jquery/jquery.easing.1.3.js Line 20 Disabling HotChili made the problem go away. Has anyone else experienced this? Can anyone verify or debunk me? I don't yet know whether a userscript can check for the existence of jQuery already in a page before trying to pull in a separate copy-- thus blowing away extensions--but that would be cool. Cheers, Pyro [1] http://noteslog.com/category/hotchili/
[jQuery] Re: Traversing AJAX Response?
On May 20, 9:40 am, Yansky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How exactly does $(response).find('#mylinks') work? How does it traverse the
dom tree if the response is just a text version of the page's html?
If response is HTML, then $(response) creates a DOM. That's what $
(string) does with HTML (instead of a CSS selector). E.g., $('pA
new paragraph!/p') generates a brand new paragraph element.
Reference:
http://docs.jquery.com/Core/jQuery#html
jQuery( html )
Create DOM elements on-the-fly from the provided String of raw HTML.
Cheers,
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: How to extract an object from a jQuery reference?
On May 20, 3:37 pm, Jerome [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not quite sure how to describe, or search for, my question in
existing discussions. I apologize in advance for my lack of search
savvy.
I understand that you can take an ordinary DOM object and create a
jQuery reference out of it:
var myDOMObject = document.myform.mytextfield;
var myJQueryRef = $(myDOMObject);
var myHtml = myJQueryRef.html();
I know, I can chain. But for the sake of this example, I won't.
Is there a way to do the opposite? An imaginary method could be:
var extractedDOMObject = myJQueryRef.extractObject();
var myHtml2 = extractedDOMObject.innerHTML;
What might be used to replace the imaginary extractObject() method?
You want $.get(), which returns an array of DOM elements, or
$.get(index) which returns a single element. If you want a single
item, then $('#objectOfMyDesire').get(0) is your method of choice.
Reference: http://docs.jquery.com/Core/get
Cheers,
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: twitter
On May 20, 3:48 pm, Alexandre Plennevaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: now that jquery uses twitter, i might give twitter a chance. Can you recommend a good way to use it? A twitter client? Which? i'm a bit afraid of the distraction it brings. but using it in my Greader is not very satisfactory. Any clue, welcomed ! I have my Twitter set up to send IMs to my Google Talk account. Works great.
[jQuery] Re: Ajax doesn't work on Opera Mobile(partially supports ActiveXObject)
Takayoshi Fujiki wrote:
I found that Ajax function of jQuery doesn't work with Opera Mobile
8.7(on Advanced [es] W-ZERO3), and I added a workaround for this
problem to jQuery code as follows. Then it worked on the platform.
--- jquery-1.2.3.orig.js 2008-05-16 16:19:36.0 +0900
+++ jquery-1.2.3.modified.js 2008-05-16 17:28:49.0 +0900
@@ -2658,9 +2658,7 @@
var requestDone = false;
- // Create the request object; Microsoft failed to properly
- // implement the XMLHttpRequest in IE7, so we use the
ActiveXObject
when it is available
- var xml = window.ActiveXObject ? new
ActiveXObject(Microsoft.XMLHTTP) : new XMLHttpRequest();
+ var xml = window.XMLHttpRequest ? new XMLHttpRequest() : new
ActiveXObject(Microsoft.XMLHTTP);
// Open the socket
xml.open(s.type, s.url, s.async, s.username, s.password);
It seems that Opera Mobile 8.7 supports window.ActiveXObject, but it
doesn't not support ActiveXObject(Microsoft.XMLHTTP). So creation of
XMLHttpRequest instance seems to be failed.
Q1. I think that ActiveXObject is not only for XMLHTTP, so just
checking the existence of ActiveXObject is not enough. Is there any
reason that jQuery doesn't verify that the instance is created
properly when creating the request object?
Q2. Is there any way to solve this problem without modification of
jQuery code?
-- My Test page used for this --
[HTML file]
html
head
titlejQuery test/title
script type=text/javascript src=./jquery.js/script
script type=text/javascript
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#target').load('./test.txt');
});
/script
/head
body
result: b id=target--/bbr /
/body
/html
[test.txt]
OK
Patch: I believe that simply reversing the check may have similar
repurcussions on IE7 as you are seeing on Opera Mobile. This segues
into Q1...
Q1: You may be right, but I don't know whether there is a penalty
to attempting to instantiate an ActiveX object that is not supported
by the browser/platform. This could be end up being one of the
unfortunate cases that requires browser sniffing.
Q2: If your only concern is avoiding changing the core code, you
could possibly override the functionality with a plugin.
I believe this question should be submitted to the jquery-dev group;
I'm not sure whether it will reach all the necessary eyes here.
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: Load (AJAX) callback after javascript evaluations
On May 15, 12:44 am, jk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
JQuery.load can receive a callback function as one of its parameters.
According to the online docs, this function is called when theajax
request is complete. In practice, it appears this callback is
performed after theajaxrequest is complete and after the dom is
inserted, but before new javascript in the HTML isevaluated. Is there
a way to set a callback for after the javascript isevaluated?
I had to handle this just yesterday; I ended up using setTimeout() to
make it work.
In my case, I have a login form view that is intended to be as
portable as possible. It allows the including page to perform its own
actions after the login is successfully completed. To accomplish
this, it executes a loginComplete() method that is supposed to be set
by its parent page. My quandary as it relates to you is that I can't
override loginComplete() until it exists!
So, loginform.js has a LoginForm namespace with the loginComplete()
function:
var LoginForm = { //page namespace
username: function() {
return $('#loginform_user').val();
},
loginComplete: function() { //override by parent page
alert('login OK');
}
}
// this should be moved into the LoginForm namespace...
function loginSuccess(responseText, statusText) {
if (responseText == 'OK') {
LoginForm.loginComplete();
}
}
While main.js loads and overrides the login completion method:
//$div = jQuery(div where the login form resides);
$div.load('auth/loginform', {}, function(){
//once the loginform's scripts have been evaluated,
//set its event listener
(function setlistener() {
if (typeof LoginForm == 'undefined') {
//recurse until LoginForm is available, i.e. script
evaluated
setTimeout(setlistener, 10);//wait 10 ms before
trying again
} else {
LoginForm.loginComplete = function() {
$main.before($loaddiv); //show loading spinner
$div.hide('slow'); //hide login form
$main.load('http://localhost/wdm/home/wdmhome',
{}, function() {
$loaddiv.remove();
});
}
}
})(); //immediately execute setlistener()
});
---
I edited out a bunch of additional text; hopefully the gist remains
and is useful.
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: jQuery Site Detection Greasemonkey Script
As a followup to my prior message about the jQuery Detect plugin for Firefox, I do want to point out that I still use Paul Bakaus's Greasemonkey script in Opera to great effect. Adding user scripts to Opera: http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/userjs/using/#writingscripts User scripts can be Greasemonkey (no plug-in necessary): http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/userjs/examples/#greasemonkey In short, specify a userscripts directory in your JavaScript preferences and then save the script there. Presto! (No restarting the browser necessary.) Pyro On Nov 6, 9:57 pm, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi everyone. The number of jQuery-powered sites being listed is incredible and the numbers just continue to grow. One of the methods that I use to find sites is via Paul Bakaus' awesome jQuery Site Detection Greasemonkey Script. It's a small script that detects the jQuery object and displays a small icon in the lower-right corner of the browser if it finds a jQuery-powered site. To install it, just follow these simple instructions: This is a Greasemonkey user script. To install it, you need Greasemonkey 0.3 or later:http://greasemonkey.mozdev.org/ Restart Firefox and visit this script:http://paul.jquery.com/jquerydetector.user.js Under Tools, there will be a new menu item to Install User Script. Accept the default configuration and install. That's it! I want to thank Paul for this wonderful script. Rey... jQuery Project Team
[jQuery] Re: Spam - not a complaint, more an observation
Whoa, hadn't noticed that. It does explain why my messages sometimes take an entire weekend to post, though. :\ Pyro On Nov 7, 10:51 am, Eric Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I see from the About this group page: Messages from new members are moderated How long is this moderation in effect? I've been posting here for a month or so and I think my messages are still getting moderated because sometimes it takes a long time for them to show up... Just curious ;) On Nov 7, 7:37 am, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: jquery-ui is not - which is why a whole mess made it through. We'll have to start filtering that one as well, unfortunately. --John On 11/7/07, Michael Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've noticed a steady increase in the amount of spam coming through to the jQuery lists I'm subscribed to (jquery-en and jquery-ui) - this isn't a complaint as hitting Delete to get rid of it takes about half a second to do but I'd been under the impression first posts to the group were filtered to stop spam getting through? Regards, Michael Price
[jQuery] Re: jQuery Site Detection Greasemonkey Script
I rather like the jQuery Detect Firefox plugin, myself: http://www.sunsean.com/jquerydetect/ The Greasemonkey script works great, as well. Pyro On Nov 6, 9:57 pm, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi everyone. The number of jQuery-powered sites being listed is incredible and the numbers just continue to grow. One of the methods that I use to find sites is via Paul Bakaus' awesome jQuery Site Detection Greasemonkey Script. It's a small script that detects the jQuery object and displays a small icon in the lower-right corner of the browser if it finds a jQuery-powered site. To install it, just follow these simple instructions: This is a Greasemonkey user script. To install it, you need Greasemonkey 0.3 or later:http://greasemonkey.mozdev.org/ Restart Firefox and visit this script:http://paul.jquery.com/jquerydetector.user.js Under Tools, there will be a new menu item to Install User Script. Accept the default configuration and install. That's it! I want to thank Paul for this wonderful script. Rey... jQuery Project Team
[jQuery] $('.class1,.class2').filter(':first') always finds first .class1
Basically, what I want to do is find the first element that matches
either class1 OR class2. However, using the syntax from the subject
line:
var $jqElem = $('.class1,.class2').filter(':first');
$jqElem is always the first element that has class1 (i.e., the first
class specified), rather than the first element for the whole
selector. E.g., using the above on the following:
input type=text id=elem1 class=class2 /
input type=text id=elem2 class=class1 /
it is getting elem2.
Am I using the wrong syntax? I also tried $
('.class1').add('.class2').filter(':first'), but I get the same
result.
Thanks,
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: $('.class1,.class2').filter(':first') always finds first .class1
Thank you for the explanation and the suggestion, but elements are
already (potentially) sporting multiple classes, due to multiple types
of validation occurring on the fields.
Oversimplified pseudo-psuedocode example:
//
// begin code
//
if (requiredField $.trim(requiredField.val()).length == 0) {
requiredField.addClass('requiredFail');
isValid = false;
}
if (emailField
emailField.val().length 0
!emailField.val().test(emailregex)) {
emailField.addClass('validationFail');
isValid = false;
}
if (!isValid) {
//here's where we break down...
var $firstFail = $
('.requiredFail,.validationFail').filter(':first');
var elemOffset = $firstFail.offset().top;
$('html,body').animate({scrollTop: elemOffset}, 400);
}
//
// end code
//
There are fields that are required, and we check them for content.
There are also fields that, if provided, must be valid content. A few
fields fall into both categories.
I am using CSS classes to distinguish between the two to make it easy
for the designer to add new fields--just give them the required
class. If it's an email field, put email somewhere in its ID
attribute. Both cases get picked up, but I'm unable to get the page
to scroll to the FIRST item that matches EITHER validation failure
class (requiredFail or validationFail).
Your issue doesn't actually have anything to do with the filter, it's
the selection. $('.class1,.class2') selects all class1, then all
class2.
This totally explains why I have the issue, and I thank you for
describing it. I expected the select element statement to behave
something like, className ~= /^(?:class1|class2)$/, but it really
operates more like, (.class1).push(.class2).
Pyro
On Nov 5, 1:45 pm, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your issue doesn't actually have anything to do with the filter, it's
the selection. $('.class1,.class2') selects all class1, then all
class2. So even if class2 appears before class1, class one will still
get selected first (since you specified it first in the selector), and
your filter will return it.
I suggest you apply the same class to all elements that you want to
select from. If nothing else, you could do:
$('.class1,.class2').addClass('class1_or_class2');
$('.class1_or_class2').filter(':first')...;
And that second line could be simplified to:
$('.class1_or_class2:first')...;
Hope it helps.
--Erik
On 11/5/07, Pyrolupus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Basically, what I want to do is find the first element that matches
either class1 OR class2. However, using the syntax from the subject
line:
var $jqElem = $('.class1,.class2').filter(':first');
$jqElem is always the first element that has class1 (i.e., the first
class specified), rather than the first element for the whole
selector. E.g., using the above on the following:
input type=text id=elem1 class=class2 /
input type=text id=elem2 class=class1 /
it is getting elem2.
Am I using the wrong syntax? I also tried $
('.class1').add('.class2').filter(':first'), but I get the same
result.
Thanks,
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: [NEWS] Humanized Messages
I'm thinking of this as a drop-in for alert() messages, and we already have no say where alert() places its dialog. Impromptu, mentioned earlier in this thread, does a great job of improving the basic JavaScript dialogs, already, and I'm thinking of supplementing those dialogs with these Humanized Messages for items where waiting for user response is not desirable. I'm thinking that short, positive messages (Comment Posted, Record Updated) would be a great candidate for this--especially if the start location of the dialog was tied somewhere close to the area where action occurred (submit button, last text input, etc.). Errors, longer messages, and items that are more important would continue to use the alert()-esque dialogs (a la Impromtu). While the scenarios I describe above do not need the bouncy Log tab, I again think this might be useful in a couple of cases: An Ajax chat program, when minimized, could pop up the Humanized message and bounce the chat log in the location where it is being kept. It has its uses, certainly. I like it. Just don't think of it as the catch-all for alert()s and confirm()s, and I think you'll begin to get some ideas on where you might use it. :) Pyro On Oct 17, 2:24 pm, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: http://binarybonsai.com/archives/2007/10/15/humanized-messages-for-jq... Ugh. Am I the only one who doesn't like this user interface at all? I click in the middle of the screen. A message appears up at the top - where I'm not looking - AND another bouncy message appears at the BOTTOM of the screen, so it tries to draw my eye in two directions at once. Then, when I finally notice the message at the top, I follow my natural instinct and move the mouse toward it - and it immediately disappears! Not user friendly. -Mike
[jQuery] Re: Flash and jQuery
ActionScript (inside the Flash movie): getURL(javascript:$('# + id
+ ').hide());
Better yet, create a hider function that does the work:
ActionScript:
getURL(javascript:hideElem(' + id + '));
JavaScript:
function hideElem(elemID) {
//error checking, verification, etc.
$('#' + elemID + ').hide();
}
Pyro
On Oct 16, 1:21 pm, rsmolkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I tried doing this
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#link_menu1').bind('click', function () {
$('#mainTable').hide();});
});
But it's not working. I think Flash is still taking away the click
event. Can you please help me figure out how can I detect the click
in flash and then have it call the jQuery function to hide the
element? I am using sIFR'd links, so somewhere in the created Flash
movie I think I have to detect a click and then call the javascript
function, but I have no idea how to actually do it. Please help.
-Roman
On Oct 14, 2:06 pm, Pyrolupus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I originally thought that it was justFlashand JavaScript
interaction, in which case you'd use the
getUrl('javascript:yourfunc()') ActionScript statement, but it sounds
more like you just want your previously working links to continue
working the way you remember them.
I skimmed the sIFR docs and found the following:
http://wiki.novemberborn.net/sifr/FAQ#replacing-links
That *might* answer your question, but without a code example of what
you're trying to accomplish, I can't be sure. If you are simply
trying to use a link to get your show/hide behavior, then the link
above still helps you: essentially, you just want to wrap the sIFRed
text/element that you want to use for show/hide functionality and then
use that instead:
span id=showHideThing1a class=sifrMeUgly Text to be
Prettified/a/span
(script area)
sIFR.replace(sifrMe, blah, blah) //I don't use sIFR, correct as
necessary
$('#showHideThing1').bind('click', function () {
myShowHideFunc(this);
});
So, you replace the siferMe item and bind your click event to
showHideThing1.
Pyro
On Oct 14, 11:55 am, pixelwizzard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys,
Did you figure this out?
I have a problem with links that were converted using sIFR and then I need
to use them to do a show/hide usingjQueryand it looks likeFlashis
stealing my click event, so the click event never gets called byjquery.
Is there any way to getFlashto trigger the event for a specific link?
Thanks,
-Roman
njsuperfreak wrote:
Sweet! Good Find Brett, and thanks Sam! I think I am definitely going
to experiment with this. looks interesting...
On Oct 4, 8:19 pm, Brett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting, I googled up and found an example of
this:http://www.quirksmode.org/js/flash_call.html
NotjQueryas such in the demo, but any function you write can refer
tojQuery.
On Oct 5, 8:10 am, Sam Sherlock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yourflashwould need to be wmode=transparent
and you'd need to call a javascript function from withinflashthat in
turn
calls the grey box function
sincejqueryapplies the onclick event to all anchors with a class of
greybox you'll need simluar code inside you function that you call
from
flash.
getURL('javascript:callGreyboxFromFlash()');
- S
On 04/10/2007, njsuperfreak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CanFlashcommunicate withjQuery? I would like to useflashto
interact withjQuerylike opening up a dialogbox using the greybox.js
plugin. How would I go about doing that any ideas?
The code is activated by the class=greybox
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[jQuery] Re: two subscriptions to the same group
If both email addresses are attached to the same GGroups login, you could try unsubscribing and then resubscribing with just the one. Alternately, set a GMail filter to trash the messages sent to one of your addresses. Pyro On Oct 15, 6:50 pm, rsmolkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All, This is strange, and I am not sure how it happened, but I think somehow I got 2 different subscriptions to this group, one as rsmolkin and one as pixelwizzard. I went to edit my membership and changed it to only get 1 daily e-mail, yet I am still getting every message posted. Any idea how I can fix this? -Roman
[jQuery] Re: Get the value of a radio button ?
You could also use the :checked selector:
$('input[name=othersTransLink]:checked').val()
Pyro
On Oct 16, 10:11 am, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One option would be to use the form plugin:
var value = $('[name=othersTransLInk]').fieldValue();
This will return the value of the selected radio.
Mike
I have a radio button like this one:
input type=radio name=othersTransLink value=familiale
class=radionbsp;Lien familiale
input type=radio name=othersTransLink value=étroit
class=radionbsp;Lien étroit
input type=radio name=othersTransLink value=Intérêt direct ou
indirect class=radionbsp;Intérêt direct ou indirect
How can I have the value of the checked radio button ?
Is this possible ?
[jQuery] Re: Get the value of a radio button ?
Dang. I *hate* the delay that sometimes comes into play when posting
to Google Groups. I mean, it makes it look like I ignored the fact
that there were multiple similar responses that read basically the
same.
On closer look, it appears that my response has an earlier datestamp
than many of the responses that sort higher in the thread.
Why, Google? WHY!? ;-)
Pyro
On Oct 16, 10:37 am, Pyrolupus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could also use the :checked selector:
$('input[name=othersTransLink]:checked').val()
Pyro
On Oct 16, 10:11 am, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One option would be to use the form plugin:
var value = $('[name=othersTransLInk]').fieldValue();
This will return the value of the selected radio.
Mike
I have a radio button like this one:
input type=radio name=othersTransLink value=familiale
class=radionbsp;Lien familiale
input type=radio name=othersTransLink value=étroit
class=radionbsp;Lien étroit
input type=radio name=othersTransLink value=Intérêt direct ou
indirect class=radionbsp;Intérêt direct ou indirect
How can I have the value of the checked radio button ?
Is this possible ?
[jQuery] Re: Flash and jQuery
I originally thought that it was just Flash and JavaScript
interaction, in which case you'd use the
getUrl('javascript:yourfunc()') ActionScript statement, but it sounds
more like you just want your previously working links to continue
working the way you remember them.
I skimmed the sIFR docs and found the following:
http://wiki.novemberborn.net/sifr/FAQ#replacing-links
That *might* answer your question, but without a code example of what
you're trying to accomplish, I can't be sure. If you are simply
trying to use a link to get your show/hide behavior, then the link
above still helps you: essentially, you just want to wrap the sIFRed
text/element that you want to use for show/hide functionality and then
use that instead:
span id=showHideThing1a class=sifrMeUgly Text to be
Prettified/a/span
(script area)
sIFR.replace(sifrMe, blah, blah) //I don't use sIFR, correct as
necessary
$('#showHideThing1').bind('click', function () {
myShowHideFunc(this);
});
So, you replace the siferMe item and bind your click event to
showHideThing1.
Pyro
On Oct 14, 11:55 am, pixelwizzard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys,
Did you figure this out?
I have a problem with links that were converted using sIFR and then I need
to use them to do a show/hide using jQuery and it looks like Flash is
stealing my click event, so the click event never gets called by jquery.
Is there any way to get Flash to trigger the event for a specific link?
Thanks,
-Roman
njsuperfreak wrote:
Sweet! Good Find Brett, and thanks Sam! I think I am definitely going
to experiment with this. looks interesting...
On Oct 4, 8:19 pm, Brett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting, I googled up and found an example of
this:http://www.quirksmode.org/js/flash_call.html
Not jQuery as such in the demo, but any function you write can refer
to jQuery.
On Oct 5, 8:10 am, Sam Sherlock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
your flash would need to be wmode=transparent
and you'd need to call a javascript function from within flash that in
turn
calls the grey box function
since jquery applies the onclick event to all anchors with a class of
greybox you'll need simluar code inside you function that you call from
flash.
getURL('javascript:callGreyboxFromFlash()');
- S
On 04/10/2007, njsuperfreak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can Flash communicate with jQuery? I would like to use flash to
interact with jQuery like opening up a dialogbox using the greybox.js
plugin. How would I go about doing that any ideas?
The code is activated by the class=greybox
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[jQuery] Re: Flash and jQuery
Roman,
The fact that you can call any JavaScript function from within Flash
implies that it is indeed possible. Assuming for the sake of this
example that your links are identified with id attributes:
(flash)==triggerFromFlash(linkID);
function triggerFromFlash(id) {
$('#' + id).click();
}
Depending upon what your links are doing, it may also make more sense
to bypass the click() event and just do what you want done, e.g.,
location.href = $('#' + id).attr('href');
Pyro
On Oct 11, 12:49 pm, rsmolkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys,
Did you figure this out?
I have a problem with links that were converted using sIFR and then I
need
to use them to do a show/hide using jQuery and it looks like Flash is
stealing my click event, so the click event never gets called by
jquery.
Is there any way to get Flash to trigger the event for a specific
link?
Thanks,
-Roman
On Oct 5, 10:51 am, njsuperfreak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sweet! Good Find Brett, and thanks Sam! I think I am definitely going
to experiment with this. looks interesting...
On Oct 4, 8:19 pm, Brett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting, I googled up and found an example of
this:http://www.quirksmode.org/js/flash_call.html
NotjQueryas such in the demo, but any function you write can refer
tojQuery.
On Oct 5, 8:10 am, Sam Sherlock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yourflashwould need to be wmode=transparent
and you'd need to call a javascript function from withinflashthat in
turn
calls the grey box function
sincejqueryapplies the onclick event to all anchors with a class of
greybox you'll need simluar code inside you function that you call from
flash.
getURL('javascript:callGreyboxFromFlash()');
- S
On 04/10/2007, njsuperfreak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CanFlashcommunicate withjQuery? I would like to useflashto
interact withjQuerylike opening up a dialogbox using the greybox.js
plugin. How would I go about doing that any ideas?
The code is activated by the class=greybox
[jQuery] LearningJQuery Demo page suggestion: parse hash
Karl et al,
I just tried to link directly to the examples tab of the demo page for
ClueTip. Unless there's a trick that I don't know about (and please
educate me, if that's the case!), there's no way to do that.
May I suggest using location.hash in demo.js to see if it matches any
of the hrefs in #navigation a and navigating to the appropriate
tab? Maybe:
if ($('#navigation [EMAIL PROTECTED]' + location.hash + ']').length 0) {
$('#navigation [EMAIL PROTECTED]' + location.hash + ']').click();
}
That would allow, e.g.,
http://plugins.learningjquery.com/cluetip/demo/#examplesection
to work as expected.
Just a thought,
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: ClueTip: Nice work, Karl!
It's easy to test (I just did so in IE7). More difficult than when
able to use FireBug, but we get by. ;-)
Browse to http://plugins.learningjquery.com/cluetip/demo/ and click on
the Examples tab. (Sorry don't know how to link directly to
Examples--or if it is even possible.) Once you're looking at that
page, paste the following into the address bar:
javascript:alert($('a.basic:first').after('select id=selma
name=selmaoptionblueoptionblack/select'));
That needs to be on one line--and it will likely get broken up in
transit. The alert() is simply to prevent IE from displaying [Object
object] (the return value for $.after()) all by itself in the document
area after adding the select element.
That script line will add a select dropdown right after the
simplest example there is link, and then hovering over that link
will put the ClueTip window right above the newly-added dropdown.
Presto! Insta-test. ^_^
HTH,
Pyro
On Oct 10, 11:57 am, Joel Noble [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Question I didn't see answered on the clueTip site: do clueTips
have a problem when appearing on top of form elements (particularly
select drop-downs) in IE 6?
The Interface tooltips I'm using seem to appear behind certain
form elements in IE, and the workaround suggested on this list for
the general problem I haven't been able to make work with the
tooltips (probably because they don't exist yet at page load time,
but maybe it's more subtle than that.)
I'd happily switch tooltip methods if there was a well-regarded
library that didn't have this problem!
Thanks!
On Wed, Oct 10, 2007 at 11:07:28AM -0400, Karl Swedberg wrote:
Hey Rick,
Thanks a lot! Wow, that totally made my day.
I'm just about ready to post another revision to the plugin's project page
and write up a little blog entry on it. I've received excellent feedback
from a lot of people and have tried to incorporate as many of their
requests. Special thanks to Hector Santos (aka Pops) for all the recent
suggestions and code snippets.
--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Oct 10, 2007, at 5:29 AM, Rick Faircloth wrote:
Just wanted to say that I?ve just now had another look at
clueTip since I used it a couple of months back.
I wanted to say, Karl, that I?m impressed! Although I haven?t
put the new version to use, just reading over the docs
leaves me impressed with all the new features.
There are a ton of options!
I?m sure I?ll get a lot of use out of this plug-in!
http://plugins.learningjquery.com/cluetip/demo/
Thanks for all the hard work!
Rick
[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCEMENT: Chili 1.9 much faster
Hey! When're you going to update Chili Central[1] with the new link? ^_^ Pyro [1] http://noteslog.com/chili/
[jQuery] Re: How to use google group ?
On Sep 25, 5:43 am, Fabrizio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I try to use this google group and it's the first time I use a google group. I wrote 3 differents message. I have a reply on only one of this but I never seen my new message on the list of the discussion. If some body could help to teacth me how the group and the discussion works ? I m French so if a frenchy could reply just one time in french i'll be very glad !!! Sorry, no sprecken ze French, but: Google Groups take some time--somewhere between a few minutes to a few hours to never--to post your message. It's slow, but it's free. One of the jQuery users has started a forum at http://jqueryhelp.com/ - it doesn't have a whole lot of activity, yet, but it only started. However, I have yet to see an unanswered post on there. Pyro Pyro
[jQuery] Re: multiple select box to textarea
On Sep 18, 9:33 am, FrankTudor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
var s = $('select').serializeArray(), t = [];
$.each(s,function(n,v){ t[t.length]=v.value; });
$('textarea').val(t.join('\n'));
Hi I understand maybe 40 percent of the above code. Can someone
explain it? What does the brackets mean the [] brackets.
Brackets are used in this context as an array literal:
var arrayVar = []; //initialize arrayVar as an array.
// Cheaper/faster than var arrayVar = new Array();
var newVar = [1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8]; //init array with values
And can someone tell me what is happening in the
$.each(s,function(n,v) what's happening here.
$.each(obj, func) applies func() to each obj.
http://docs.jquery.com/Core/each#callback
Execute a function within the context of every matched element.
also the t[t.length]=v.value; what is happening here.
Array.length is one more than the last index. Thus,
arrayVar[arrayVar.length] = val
has the effect as
arrayVar.push(val)
(I.e., it appends an item onto the array.)
and finally
the t.join \n is that adding a carriage return or something?
array.join(joinChar) returns a string, with joinChar between each of
the elements. E.g., arrayVar.join('\n') returns a string with each
element of arrayVar separated by a newline.
Cheers,
Pyro
On Sep 18, 2:16 am, Wizzud [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This will put all selects (just selected values, no names) into textarea...
var s = $('select').serializeArray(), t = [];
$.each(s,function(n,v){ t[t.length]=v.value; });
$('textarea').val(t.join('\n'));
FrankTudor wrote:
Hi all,
I am creating a little tool that has two multiple select boxes and
then a text area. I need to figure out how to take the selected
conets of one box, or the other, or both and pop them to the textarea.
If there are no examples can someone tell me what dom or events I need
to be looking at?
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[jQuery] Re: Using wrap() and then removing the wrapped element without removing the children
On Sep 12, 10:43 pm, Richard D. Worth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/12/07, Richard D. Worth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/12/07, Pyrolupus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, children() is not the right method. I should have originally
said find('*'). children() is only for immediate descendants, while
find('*') gets them all.
children() is fine here because as you get the immediate children and
move/remove them, their contents/descendant elements come with them.
Not only is children() fine, but find('*') won't do at all, as it will
flatten all the descendants into one selection set and they'll all be
inserted at the same level.
Thank you for the pointers!
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: NEWS: jQuery 1.2 Released
Peter,
On Sep 11, 5:57 pm, Peter Bengtsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do I need the XPath Compatibility Plugin to do
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]file]') or does the deprecation only apply to
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]')?
1) It's only deprecated, not removed, so it will continue to work even
without the XPath Plugin.
2) John noted earlier in this thread that the 1.2 implementation just
ignores the @:
On Sep 11, 10:28 am, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep, it's still just deprecated in 1.2. If you provide an extra @, we
just ignore it and treat it like a normal attribute selector.
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: Superfish plugin fix for jQ1.2
On Sep 11, 7:17 pm, Joel Birch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 9/12/07, sozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: No biggie but I might as well save someone a few grey hair. Hey thanks for working this out for me. I am planning on debugging Superfish for jQuery 1.2 very soon so it's nice to know it seems to work after that small change. I'm kind of surprised that is the only change needed to tell the truth. Thanks. Joel, Wanted to highlight one of the other items in case you missed it: On Sep 11, 4:35 pm, sozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: After spending 30 minutes ruling out all other possibilities and a few broken gt(0) etc.. Sounds like there's the two XPath references PLUS a few gt(0)'s. Pyro
[jQuery] Re: Visual jQuery
Yeah...but... We're currently working on new tools to convert the documentation into the old XML format (so that sites like Visual jQuery can be updated for 1.2). It's just what the man said. I guess it'd be nice for said output to be generated and then linked on jquery.com, though. Pyro On Sep 11, 3:59 pm, JeffG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Sep 11, 12:07 pm, Stosh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Sep 11, 11:22 am, Pyrolupus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: All documentation has now been moved out of the jQuery internal code and onto the jQuery Documentation Wiki. We're currently working on new tools to convert the documentation into the old XML format (so that sites like Visual jQuery can be updated for 1.2). We'll be sure to let everyone know when that move is complete. Sounds like it'll take a bit before it's updated. What's the rationale here? Seems like a shame. When I'm on the road traveling and working I don't always have a net connection and love being able to just open the source. I really hope standardize offline docs compatible with the wiki become available and a priority. The docs are a big advantage of using jQuery. +1, having an xml file of the docs also makes it easier for people to support jQuery in things like dashboard widgets and editors like Komodo. JeffG
[jQuery] Re: Learning JQuery book typo: plugins repo URL is 404
Karl, I think that part of what Stephen was suggesting is that the webmaster for jquery.com symlink (or rewrite or whatever) Plugins to plugins/ so that the URL inside the printed book will work for its readers. Pyro On Sep 11, 8:34 pm, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks a lot, Stephan, for the note. I will send this on to the publisher. In the future, you can report errata directly at Packt's web site:http://www.packtpub.com/support/book/jQuery Also, I'm keeping an informal list of errata on the book's companion site at:http://book.learningjquery.com/forums/ Cheers, --Karl _ Karl Swedbergwww.englishrules.comwww.learningjquery.com On Sep 11, 2007, at 6:02 PM, Stephan Beal wrote: Hiya! i'm not sure where to post bugs related to the Learning jQuery book, so i'll drop it here: Page 309 says: The jquery.com Plugin Repository athttp://jquery.com/Plugins/ is a great place to start when looking for documentation. That URL is a 404, though - plugins should be lower-case. Perhaps the webmaster can adjust for that, rather than waiting on the next edition of the book. :)
[jQuery] Re: Using wrap() and then removing the wrapped element without removing the children
On Sep 11, 7:06 pm, Joan Piedra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm.. Can't you clone the nodes and then just remove the _old_ parent div?
Sure, but if I'm not mistaken, using clone() is more expensive: it
creates copies of everything just to subsequently remove the
originals. By using children(), we just work with the same number of
DOM elements, just change their root. (This is based on an untested
assumption that the browser is re-linking existing items, not doing
its own internal clone-then-delete type behavior.)
In either case, though, the old parent div does get removed.
Pyro
On 9/11/07, Pyrolupus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sep 11, 3:03 pm, Brook Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Easy Question I think. If I use (from Jquery 1.2):
$(#myElem).wrapAll(div id='myDiv'/div);
To wrap the div 'myDiv' around 'myElem', how can I later remove that div
without removing the pre-existing myElem and any other contents of that
div?
I'm newish to jQuery, so my syntax is not the uberest, but something
like the following would work:
$('div#myDiv').after($('div#myDiv').children()).remove()
In fact, it does work--I just tested it in FireBug. (I just don't
know the correct syntax to avoid referring to div#myDiv twice.)
Pyro
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http://www.joanpiedra.com/
[jQuery] Re: jQuery 1.2 - Serialize a form as JSON
In testing Chistoph's code, I encountered a separate but possibly
related issue: serialize() and serializeArray() are returning things
I did not expect for multiple selects. For the following form:
form id=mydForm
select id=myd name=myd multiple
option value=blackBlack/option
option value=blue selectedBlue/option
/select
/form
Calling $('form#mydForm').serialize() returns:
myd=0
Am I doing something wrong as well (besides my old-timey no-value
multiple and selected attributes--though proper XHMTL gives the
same result), or should this be posted to -dev as a bug?
Pyro
On Sep 12, 4:20 am, Christoph Roeder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to serialize a form with select-fields defined as multiple,
e.g.:
~
select multiple=multiple name=test[]
option value=one selected=selectedOne/option
option value=twoTwo/option
option value=three selected=selectedThree/option
/select
~
When I now try this:
~
$(select).serialize();
~
or this:
~
$(select).serializeArray();
~
I get an empty string resp. array.
But I should get this:
~
test[]=onetest[]=three
~
resp. this:
~
{
test: [one, two]}
~
Whats wrong with my code?
PS: I'm currently using Prototype with PHP in the backend, there it
just works fine.
[jQuery] Re: NEWS: jQuery 1.2 Released
On Sep 11, 12:06 am, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: jQuery 1.2 has been released! Full release notes and download information:http://docs.jquery.com/Release:jQuery_1.2 $([EMAIL PROTECTED]) XPath Attribute Selector Note: While this selector is being deprecated in this release, it will not be removed in jQuery 1.2. Under Selectors at http://docs.jquery.com/Release:jQuery_1.2#Removed_Functionality - I would edit the text, but I'm not sure what the correct wording should be here. It was deprecated in 1.1.4 and is still deprecated but not removed, right? Aw, it's a wiki--I went ahead and changed it. Fix it better if need be. ;-) Pyro
[jQuery] Re: NEWS: jQuery 1.2 Released
One questions about new functionality, specifically .val(): http://docs.jquery.com/Release:jQuery_1.2/Attributes When accessing a checkbox or radio button with a value attribute, does val() return its checked state, its value attribute, both its value and its checked state, or its value attribute only if checked=true? I.e., input type=checkbox id=chkMe1 value=Check 1 / vs. input type=checkbox id=chkMe2 value=Check 2 checked / vs. input type=checkbox id=chkMe3 / vs. input type=checkbox id=chkMe4 checked / Along the same lines, how will the new .serialize() and .serializeArray() handle the same situations? Cheers, Pyro
[jQuery] Re: Visual jQuery
Is there an update for Visual jQuery (http://visualjquery.com/ 1.1.2.html), or is it always up to date with the latest version of jQuery? Or has it merely been left to die? :-( From http://docs.jquery.com/Release:jQuery_1.2/Internals All documentation has now been moved out of the jQuery internal code and onto the jQuery Documentation Wiki. We're currently working on new tools to convert the documentation into the old XML format (so that sites like Visual jQuery can be updated for 1.2). We'll be sure to let everyone know when that move is complete. Sounds like it'll take a bit before it's updated. Pyro
[jQuery] Re: IE 7(mostly likey all 6 too) issue with added content with javascript dynamically
Since I don't see anything actually creating the tabset elements, I am
working on the assumption that TabSet.makeTabs() is utilizing
document.write() to do its work (like Thawte's script in my example).
---
div id=tabset/div
script type=text/javascript
function createTabset() {
var tabs = new TabSet();
tabs.addTab('Prices', '?=$prices_table?',
'tabs_price_normal', 'tabs_price_highlight');
tabs.addTab('Ratings', '?= $ratings; ?');
tabs.addTab('Photos', '?= $slides; ?');
tabs.makeTabs('tabs_?= $hotel-table_id; ?');
}//createTabset()
function sortStuff() {
$('div#tabset').empty();//clear existing tabset
//do your sorting
//...
//rereate tabset in its div
createTabset();
}//sortStuff()
//document ready statements
$(function() {
//replace doc.write() to work with external object's method
document.write = (function () {
for (var i = 0; i arguments.length; i++) {
$('div#tabset').append(arguments[i]);
}
});
//create tabset in its div
createTabset();
});//$.ready()
/script
---
One gotcha is that the overridden document.write() will now append to
that one div for everything that calls it on this page.
This may serve as a starting point, however.
Pyro
div class=tabset
script type=text/javascript
//![CDATA[
try {
var tabs = new TabSet();
tabs.addTab('Prices', '?=$prices_table?',
'tabs_price_normal', 'tabs_price_highlight');
tabs.addTab('Ratings', '?= $ratings; ?');
tabs.addTab('Photos', '?= $slides; ?');
tabs.makeTabs('tabs_?= $hotel-table_id; ?');
} catch (e) {
alert(e);
}
//]]
/script
/div
This code loads fine and the tabs stuff(not my javscript code) creates divs
with content in them. In the sort I sort that data i need to and this block
of code is part of a big div that get reordered. At first when i was doing
this, after reordering the links for the tabs were messed up. So now what i
am doing is when i reorder, i remove the html content this javascript create
so that it can recreate it will the correct linking. This works fine in FF
but when i tried it is IE, the javascript code does not seem to be running
because it is not recreating the tab divs and stuff. This is the best i can
explain it and the most code i can show, if it is not enough then i am
sorry. Worst case is i have to reload the page to sort.
Pyrolupuswrote:
Can you give a code example or a more precise description of your
issue?
I had to overcome a remote script's use of document.write(), but it
works properly in all the browsers I test (FF 2, Saf 3, Op 9, IE 6/7):
http://pyrolupus.com/demo/thawte.html
In it, a remote script changes the contents of a div. However, I
don't know if this applies to your problem.
Pyro
On Sep 10, 2:04 pm, Eridius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That that is not the issue. it is not on an event, just plain javascript
that should when it is parsed.
Glen Lipka wrote:
Have you tried the Live jQuery plugin? I'm not sure if this is
applicable
for your needs.
Glen
On 9/10/07, Eridius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a script that reorder some content an this content includes
javascript
that runs. I basically take the html/javscript text and put it into a
variable in the correct order and then i empty out the current content
and
replace is with the new content. Now if FF, this works fine because
the
javscript gets ran when i load the content dynamically but in IE 7 the
javscript does not seems to get run and was wondering if this is an
issue
known about IE?
[jQuery] Re: Using wrap() and then removing the wrapped element without removing the children
On Sep 11, 3:03 pm, Brook Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Easy Question I think. If I use (from Jquery 1.2):
$(#myElem).wrapAll(div id='myDiv'/div);
To wrap the div 'myDiv' around 'myElem', how can I later remove that div
without removing the pre-existing myElem and any other contents of that div?
I'm newish to jQuery, so my syntax is not the uberest, but something
like the following would work:
$('div#myDiv').after($('div#myDiv').children()).remove()
In fact, it does work--I just tested it in FireBug. (I just don't
know the correct syntax to avoid referring to div#myDiv twice.)
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: IE 7(mostly likey all 6 too) issue with added content with javascript dynamically
Can you give a code example or a more precise description of your issue? I had to overcome a remote script's use of document.write(), but it works properly in all the browsers I test (FF 2, Saf 3, Op 9, IE 6/7): http://pyrolupus.com/demo/thawte.html In it, a remote script changes the contents of a div. However, I don't know if this applies to your problem. Pyro On Sep 10, 2:04 pm, Eridius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: That that is not the issue. it is not on an event, just plain javascript that should when it is parsed. Glen Lipka wrote: Have you tried the Live jQuery plugin? I'm not sure if this is applicable for your needs. Glen On 9/10/07, Eridius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a script that reorder some content an this content includes javascript that runs. I basically take the html/javscript text and put it into a variable in the correct order and then i empty out the current content and replace is with the new content. Now if FF, this works fine because the javscript gets ran when i load the content dynamically but in IE 7 the javscript does not seems to get run and was wondering if this is an issue known about IE?
[jQuery] [RESOLVED] Adding a Remote Script that Adds an Image (Thawte)
I have a site that uses aThawtecertification image, but the
image shows up slowly at times thatThawte'sserver is
feeling under the weather. Since I have no control over
their script or their server-- and since the image's current
position is mid-page--I'd like to be able to just put in a
placeholder and then load it after the rest of the page is
done. (Presently, it can delay the page's loading.)
I've dummied up a couple of pages to show what's happening.
(So far, I've only tested in FF 2.0.0.6.)
http://dreamwolf.us/demo/jqscript.php
http://dreamwolf.us/demo/jqscript_button.php
(Note that these two pages may be recommissioned in the future. See
updated, semi-permanent URL below.)
One thing you could do is replace document.write with your own version that
uses jQuery or other methods to insert the image dynamically:
document.write = function( text ) {
// do your own stuff here
};
The document.write call at the end would be easy because it's self
contained. Just call $(something).append() or the like with that text. The
three calls in a row for IE would be a little trickier - you could save the
text for each call as you receive it, and then when you get the ending
document.write(/div); slap them together and do an append() or whatever.
Got it working. I tried a couple of different things, but here's the
one that finally worked. In my page, I have a div with a script
descendant:
div id=thawtescript type=text/javascript/script/div
and the following JavaScript:
$(function() {
//this line just replaces the entire document with the Thawte image:
//$('div#thawte script').attr('src', 'https://siteseal.thawte.com/
cgi/server/thawte_seal_generator.exe');
//replacement doc.write() for use on closed doc
document.write = (function () {
for (var i = 0; i arguments.length; i++) {
$('div#thawte').append(arguments[i]);
}
});
//thawte's script calls doc.write() to do its work; will now append
to the
//appropriate div instead of replacing the document
$('#thawte script').attr('src', 'https://siteseal.thawte.com/cgi/
server/thawte_seal_generator.exe');
});
That may wrap funny, but you can see the working code in my demos
area:
http://dreamwolf.us/demo/thawte.html
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, Mike. What I did wrong
in my first attempt: I tried to play nice by replacing the original
document.write() after the call to the thawte script. However, that
replacement appears to have taken place prior to the completion of the
remote script. Removing that call solved the issue, but I'm not sure
why, exactly.
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: Some jQuery Questions
On Aug 31, 5:26 pm, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mark Gibson wrote a lightweight jQuery plugin with $.toJSON() and $.parseJSON(): http://jollytoad.googlepages.com/json.js Actually, Douglas JSON Crockford wrote the original code, so it's been well tested and proven: http://www.json.org/js.html Unfortunately, Doug's original code adds the toJSON and parseJSON to Object.prototype, which breaks jQuery and a lot of other code. Mark changed them into standalone functions (in the jQuery/$ namespace), making the code compatible with jQuery. (Thanks, Mark!) Actually, we're currently using Crockford's json.js script as well as a couple of XML and JSON helper objects by Yusuke Kawasaki[1]. We did have to go back and fix all of our object iterators, inserting .hasOwnProperty() wherever necessary. We're enriching the client-side experience moving forward, though (yay!), so Mark's code is something on my Implement Post Haste list after we officially include our selected toolkits (currently MS Ajax and jQuery). Pyro [1] http://www.kawa.net/xp/index-e.html
[jQuery] Re: Some jQuery Questions
2) Best way to create a toJSON() string or object.
I didn't see a direct way to do this, if not, is this best way:
// Create JSON from form input id=wc* fields
$jj = $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').get();
json = {};
try {
for (var j=0; j $jj.length; j++) {
json[$jj[j].getAttribute(name)] = $jj[j].value;
}
} catch(e) {
alert(EXCEPTION:\n\n+e);
return false;
}
You need to recurse so that you can get subobjects-arrays.
Mark Gibson wrote a lightweight jQuery plugin with $.toJSON() and
$.parseJSON():
http://jollytoad.googlepages.com/json.js
I haven't tried it out, yet, but it looked good at a cursory glance.
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: Form Input Lookup
1: Grab the value of a form input
2: Grab results of a .php page via AJAX ( $.get()?? )
3: Check through the AJAX results ( should i return the data as JSON?
or just | it? )
4: If there is a match / likeness for what is in the form input
addClass('error') IF NOT addClass('accept')
...
Thanks for the replies i am actually using the autocomplete plugin for
my live search parts, but what im trying to create is just a lookup
which will not return any selection values but just addClass depending
what it finds.
When returning data that is to be used directly by JavaScript (#3
above), I always prefer JSON unless there are specific reasons to do
otherwise. (JSON is already in a JavaScript-digestible format.)
I don't know the nature of your data or what you are trying to match,
but if it is something like
Form field: 'myentry'
And the returnData = {
myentry: this is a real user,
film: at eleven
}
Then:
//may have to test this slightly differently,
//i.e., if (returnData.hasOwnProperty('myentry') {...}
if (typeof returnData.myentry !== 'undefined') {
...addClass('returnDataMatches');..
} else {
...addClass('noMatchMan');
}
Pyro
[jQuery] Re: Cookie Plugin - Trying to get the values of elements in the array of cookies.
I'm using the cookie plugin. And, I have created 4 cookies with it
and they are named [Expanded[]].
I also keep a count of the number of cookies that have been created
and the name of this cookie is [onExpandCount].
How do I loop through these cookies?
function expandMenuUsingCookie() {
for (var index=0;index$.cookie('onExpandCount');index++) {
//console.log(index);
YAHOO.widget.TreeView.getNode('menu',$.cookie('Expanded['+index
+']')).toggle();
}
}
There's something wrong with this line right about where I try to get
the value of the cookie:
YAHOO.widget.TreeView.getNode('menu',$.cookie('Expanded['+index
+']')).toggle();
You are mixing up your quotes. Too make this work (did not test
syntax or library) and also make it a tad more readable, get your node
index before you try to access the node:
nodeIdx = $.cookie('Expanded')[index]);
...getNote('menu', $.cookie(nodeIdx))...
Note the movement of the square brackets to the outside of
$.cookie(). Having just looked through the source for
jquery.cookie.js, though (I haven't used the plugin before), I'm not
sure that it returns an array of subcookies. You may need to
experiment with split()ing the return value to get what you're after.
Also, your loop will perform much faster if you store your array
length before starting the loop so that it's not looked up each
iteration (e.g., var arrLen = arr.length; for (var i = 0; i arrLen; i
++) {}).[1]
Pyro
[1] http://www.thinksharp.org/?p=83
[jQuery] Adding a Remote Script that Adds an Image (Thawte)
I'm a complete newbie to jQuery. I've been looking at and toying with it for a few weeks, but this is my first real world attempt to implement it. I have a site that uses a Thawte certification image, but the image shows up slowly at times that Thawte's server is feeling under the weather. Since I have no control over their script or their server-- and since the image's current position is mid-page--I'd like to be able to just put in a placeholder and then load it after the rest of the page is done. (Presently, it can delay the page's loading.) Currently (just for testing), I have tried placing a script block inside an IDed div, and setting that script's src attribute, but the entire page is replaced with the Thawte image. Is what I'm after even possible? Or am I just going about it in the wrong way? I've dummied up a couple of pages to show what's happening. (So far, I've only tested in FF 2.0.0.6.) http://dreamwolf.us/demo/jqscript.php http://dreamwolf.us/demo/jqscript_button.php The first page tries to load the image on ready(). Since you can't see the page after the Thawte image takes over, I created the second page (..._button...) to execute the same process after clicking a button. The Secured by Thawte logo requires including a script tag with an SRC that points to an EXE on Thawte's servers. I presume that Thawte's scripts use either doc.write() or add a new Image() to the parent element. I'm honestly not sure. Thanks in advance, Pyro
[jQuery] Re: Adding a Remote Script that Adds an Image (Thawte)
Many thanks for the redefine doc.write() suggestion! It didn't work,
but it was certainly a good idea. ^_^
I updated http://dreamwolf.us/demo/jqscript_button.php with the
redefined document.write(), but it still does not solve the issue of
the Thawte image replacing the page. I added a second button that
calls the altered document.write() to append some plain Jane text to
the #thawte container div (for proof of concept). That button works
nicely in every browser I tested.
Results of the Insert Thawte button:
IE 7: Nothing seems to happen (throbber throbs but nothing changes)
Firefox 2.0.0.6: Same as before (replaces page contents with image)
Safari 3.0.3: Same as FF
Opera 9.10: Works as Intended (Yay, Opera!)
Is the remote doc scoped separately? Is document.write() semi-
protected?
Pyro
On Aug 27, 12:28 pm, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your hunch is right: Thawte's script uses document.write, and that is what
is causing the problem. Once the document has been closed, a new
document.write replaces the entire document.
If you load this page directly from the browser address bar you will see
their JavaScript code:
https://siteseal.thawte.com/cgi/server/thawte_seal_generator.exe
You'll see a document.write at the end that's used for all browsers, as well
as three document.write calls in a row that appear to have something to do
with certain versions of IE and Windows.
One thing you could do is replace document.write with your own version that
uses jQuery or other methods to insert the image dynamically:
document.write = function( text ) {
// do your own stuff here
};
The document.write call at the end would be easy because it's self
contained. Just call $(something).append() or the like with that text. The
three calls in a row for IE would be a little trickier - you could save the
text for each call as you receive it, and then when you get the ending
document.write(/div); slap them together and do an append() or whatever.
-Mike
From: Pyrolupus
I have a site that uses a Thawte certification image, but the
image shows up slowly at times that Thawte's server is
feeling under the weather. Since I have no control over
their script or their server-- and since the image's current
position is mid-page--I'd like to be able to just put in a
placeholder and then load it after the rest of the page is
done. (Presently, it can delay the page's loading.)
Currently (just for testing), I have tried placing a script
block inside an IDed div, and setting that script's src
attribute, but the entire page is replaced with the Thawte
image. Is what I'm after even possible? Or am I just going
about it in the wrong way?
I've dummied up a couple of pages to show what's happening.
(So far, I've only tested in FF 2.0.0.6.)
http://dreamwolf.us/demo/jqscript.php
http://dreamwolf.us/demo/jqscript_button.php
The first page tries to load the image on ready(). Since you
can't see the page after the Thawte image takes over, I
created the second page (..._button...) to execute the same
process after clicking a button.
The Secured by Thawte logo requires including a script tag
with an SRC that points to an EXE on Thawte's servers. I
presume that Thawte's scripts use either doc.write() or add a
new Image() to the parent element. I'm honestly not sure.
[jQuery] Re: jQuery 1.1.4: Faster, More Tests, Ready for 1.2
I ran the test suite at http://jquery.com/test/ on my five browsers (Firefox 2.0.0.6, MSIE 6, MSIE 7, Opera 9.23, and Safari (Windows) 3.0.3), and in four of them, 0 tests of 816 failed. In Safari, however, 0 tests of 745 failed. What happened to the other 71 tests? I'm new to jQuery, so perhaps this is documented, but I just don't know where. If so, please excuse and direct me. ^_^ Pyro
[jQuery] Re: LavaLamp for jQuery lovers released!
On Aug 23, 10:16 pm, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes Pops u r right... i wasn't able to test in IE 6 coz, i don't have one... I had to borrow my friends laptop to find out the problem after u pointed it out... I guess, i will try to fix it sometime tonight. If you (or anyone) is running Windows, you can use the freely available IE6 (or IE7) Virtual PC image directly from Microsoft. http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=70868 There are links on that page to download an IE6 or an IE7 VPC image, as well as a hyperlink to download MS Virtual PC (also free)--required to host the VPC images. They're big, yes, but invaluable for cross-browser testing. Cheers, Pyro
