[jQuery] Re: Using setTimeout()
On 9/2/07, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is that the wrong progression? Yes. You left out the setTimeout, which is never canceled. (And step 4 doesn't happen either - nobody cancels the ajaxStart - that function has already been called.) Assume the AJAX request takes 75 milliseconds. Then, the code in http://www.pastebin.ca/678318 goes like this: Great. Thanks for the explanation. Chris.
[jQuery] Re: Using setTimeout()
On 9/1/07, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Also, it looks like you have a race condition. What happens if the entire AJAX request completes in less than 100 milliseconds? I assumed that $.ajaxStart() would be canceled and $.ajaxStop() would execute. I looked over your code but I don't see how the flag (called active) changes anything. Would you explain? Thanks, Chris.
[jQuery] Using setTimeout()
Hello, I'm trying to delay the appearance of $.ajaxStart() using setTimeout() but I've been unable to get it to work. I've used it once before in something else and I'm basically just trying to copy that for $.ajaxStart(). http://www.pastebin.ca/678318 When I run that code I get t has no properties, jquery-1.1.4-compressed.js line 11. How do I do this properly? On a related note, what would be really great is a delay option for $.ajaxStart() itself. My goal is simply to delay the appearance of the Loading... div until the ajax calls runs beyond a set time limit. Thanks, Chris.
[jQuery] Re: Why is the + being turned into a space?
On 8/26/07, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The reason this is happening to you when you use ajax is because when you pass a String as the data parameter, it is assumed that it's already escaped. When you don't use ajax, the browser takes care of escaping the + for you (it is escaped as %2B). To fix your problem, you need to change line 9 and wrap this.value in encodeURIComponent(this.value). Thanks. That did it. Chris.
[jQuery] Why is the + being turned into a space?
Hello, I'm having a weird issue with data being passed through $.ajax. If I submit my form through normal means I do not witness the unexpected behavior. Only when I submit the form through $.ajax does it happen. The problem is that I'm trying to submit an email address with a + sign in it. Firebug even says that I'm submitting [EMAIL PROTECTED] but PHP says that I've submitted email [EMAIL PROTECTED]. It would seem that this is PHP's fault since Firebug reports the correct data. But that's why this is so weird. When I take $.ajax out of the loop PHP says that I have submitted [EMAIL PROTECTED]. Here is the jQuery code I am working with: http://www.pastebin.ca/671971 Maybe it's really simple and I just don't see it? Thanks, Chris.
[jQuery] Re: Fwd: jQuery and UTF8
Just wanted to let everyone know that I finally got this solved. And thanks to everyone for the help. There were several issues pointed out in this thread that helped me to build a more solid UTF-8 compliant app. So... the MAJOR problem I was having was in the jQuery code itself. It was the reason data was being stored as %u55DC (and things that looked like that). I got some code from a site that had some precautionary escaping going on. Once I removed the escape() function I started to see things being stored correctly. Thanks again! Chris.
[jQuery] Re: Fwd: jQuery and UTF8
On 8/21/07, R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I had work with lot of UTF-8 and had no problem: 1. You don't have font? 2. or Your current charset is different from one that is been loaded? 3. or Do you have any link for me to check? 1. I do have the font. It appears correctly when not being loaded through AJAX. 2. UTF-8 is the charset of the data. 3. Thanks for trying to help me with this but unfortunately I don't have a link I can provide. I'll just have to do some more experiments when I get home. I'm pretty certain the answer is going to be rather simple and I'm just overlooking it right now. Chris.
[jQuery] Re: Fwd: jQuery and UTF8
On 8/20/07, Bil Corry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Your server should be sending this as the content-type if serving UTF-8: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Otherwise, you're leaving it up to the browser to decipher the charset. Thanks for the info but I have some questions still. 1. Why do you think the standard pages work fine? 2. What about the issue I'm having sending the data? How do I get the UTF-8 text to be recorded properly when submitted via an AJAX call? Thanks again for your response! Chris.
[jQuery] Re: Fwd: jQuery and UTF8
On 8/20/07, Bil Corry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: barophobia wrote on 8/20/2007 11:58 AM: 1. Why do you think the standard pages work fine? Do you have a meta tag defining the charset? Most likely that wouldn't be present in an AJAX call but would tell the browser the correct charset. You're right about that. I have: meta http-equiv=content-type content=text/html; charset=UTF-8/ 2. What about the issue I'm having sending the data? How do I get the UTF-8 text to be recorded properly when submitted via an AJAX call? I believe jQuery sends the data as UTF-8; the issue as I understand it is when you want to send something other than UTF-8, as per this thread: http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/5fc0bd4e73d41e03/#anchor_94c6c9cd173ae26d You said you're using Japanese characters, are you sure you're using UTF-8 or could you be using SHIFT_JIS? Do you have an example page? Actually I'm using UTF-8 for that exact reason. This application will be (at some point) translated into as many languages as I can get. Based on your information I think my problems will be solved once I get the server to serve PHP as UTF-8 (I think I can do this via .htaccess). Thanks for your help with this! Chris.
[jQuery] jQuery and UTF8
Hello, I've got some Japanese text in my MySQL database that shows up correctly through phpMyAdmin as well as when it is loaded directly as HTML. However, when I load it through .load() it only shows up as question marks. Is there an obvious solution? I couldn't find any good info on jQuery and UTF8 when searching. Also, when I try to add Japanese through AJAX it is saved (and returned from the db) like %uD0A4%uC544. Thanks, Chris.
[jQuery] Do my emails make it to the list?
I can see my emails in the Gmail interface but it doesn't seem that they're actually making it to everyone else. Please respond (off list). Thanks, Chris.
[jQuery] Fwd: jQuery and UTF8
I'm forwarding this email again as it seems that it may not have made its way to the list the first time. -- Forwarded message -- From: barophobia [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2007 20:02:52 -0700 Subject: jQuery and UTF8 To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com Hello, I've got some Japanese text in my MySQL database that shows up correctly through phpMyAdmin as well as when it is loaded directly as HTML. However, when I load it through .load() it only shows up as question marks. Is there an obvious solution? I couldn't find any good info on jQuery and UTF8 when searching. Also, when I try to add Japanese through AJAX it is saved in correctly in the db (as well as returned) as things like %uD0A4%uC544. It works fine when I enter foreign languages through a regular form and no AJAX. Thanks, Chris.
[jQuery] Re: Fwd: jQuery and UTF8
On 8/15/07, pd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I can't be sure this will help, but does your server side script return the document with specifically with a utf8 charset header? Well, hopefully this is the right way... According to Firebug, the Response Headers for the document that is loaded through .load() are: Response Headers DateThu, 16 Aug 2007 04:13:42 GMT Server Apache/2.0.54 (Unix) PHP/4.4.7 mod_ssl/2.0.54 OpenSSL/0.9.7e mod_fastcgi/2.4.2 DAV/2 SVN/1.4.2 X-Powered-ByPHP/5.2.2 Expires Thu, 19 Nov 1981 08:52:00 GMT Cache-Control no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0 Pragma no-cache VaryAccept-Encoding Content-Encodinggzip Content-Length 427 Keep-Alive timeout=15, max=86 Connection Keep-Alive Content-Typetext/html Does that give you a clue? Thanks, Chris.
[jQuery] Re: What am I missing from this plugin?
On 7/23/07, Dan G. Switzer, II [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Making it be unobtrusive would be up the developer. The easy way to do this would be for the user to hide the button via CSS and show it after attach your plug-in. The developer could also make their button be able to automatically generate a password by submitting back to the server and generate a password for user via server-side processing and reserve the page with the new password. The problem with generating the button automatically is that there's no way to control the position of the development--which is important for UI. I see. Thanks.
[jQuery] Re: What am I missing from this plugin?
On 7/18/07, Dan G. Switzer, II [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Also, I think I'd change the plug-in a bit. IMO, I would make more sense to use like: $(#button).generate_password(#passwordField, iLength); That way you can attach the behavior to any element. Also, by using a selector for the field to update, you could update multiple fields with the same value (in those cases where you had both a password and confirm password fields.) So are you saying that #button will have already been created by the user in their HTML and that #passwordField is where the generated text should be placed? And beyond that #passwordField could be something like .place_generated so that when #button is clicked it sticks the generated text into all boxes that have a class of .place_generated? This sounds like a fine idea except that I wanted it to be unobtrusive. If someone doesn't have JS enabled I don't want to have a lame-duck button sitting there. Can it still be unobtrusive but use your suggestion at the same time? Thanks, Chris.
[jQuery] Re: What am I missing from this plugin?
On 7/18/07, Dan G. Switzer, II [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You need to var the generate_to variable in the click handler. Currently
it's a global variable, which makes the second instance overwrite the first
instance. Change:
generate_to = $(this).attr('for');
to:
var generate_to = $(this).attr('for');
Thanks. This works perfectly.
Also, I think I'd change the plug-in a bit. IMO, I would make more sense to
use like:
$(#button).generate_password(#passwordField, iLength);
That way you can attach the behavior to any element. Also, by using a
selector for the field to update, you could update multiple fields with the
same value (in those cases where you had both a password and confirm
password fields.)
I think I understand but how do I handle the #passwordField part
within the plugin?
Thanks,
Chris.
[jQuery] Re: addClass() not executing until cursor enters confirm() box.
On Jul 11, 6:31 am, Richard D. Worth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Chris, Hi Richard, I thought my message never made it through so I'm surprised to see your response! I reposted the code (I don't think I've changed it at all since my first post) at http://www.pastebin.ca/624311 Thanks for your effort. Chris.
[jQuery] What am I missing from this plugin?
I am trying to make a plugin that will be used to generate a password. After many days of deliberation I decided to call it generate_password(). Now that I've got the name out of the way I'm having a bit of trouble getting it to work right. You can see the behavior here: http://www.heyareyoulistening.com/generate_password/ Clearly, I don't want both generate buttons to generate text in the same box. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Chris.
[jQuery] addClass() not executing until cursor enters confirm() box.
Hello, I have the following code: http://www.pastebin.ca/609684 When someone clicks the appropriate element I want the row of that element to change its background. But what happens is that when they click the link the confirm box is created but the row for that element doesn't change until the mouse enters the bounds of the confirm() box. Why? Shouldn't it change before the box appears? Thanks, Chris.
[jQuery] Re: Help with stopping event propagation.
I don't quite understand.
As you can see in the code I posted, there are no submit buttons in
the tr that has the event bound to it so I'm not sure what your
example is trying to show me.
Are you suggesting that I need to specifically negate the action of an
event on everything that I don't want it to happen on???
Chris.
On 6/20/07, Alexandre Plennevaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You may be looking after event.stopPropagation();
$(form).bind(submit, function(event){
event.stopPropagation();
});
http://docs.jquery.com/Events
-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of barophobia
Sent: mercredi 20 juin 2007 8:41
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] Help with stopping event propagation.
(I saw another email come through but not this one and it's been about 30
minutes since I originally sent. Apologies if you see this twice.)
Hi.
I am applying a click() event to a tr but I only want the event to fire if
someone clicks on empty space or plain text. With the help of the IRC
channel I've only been able to get the click event to stop working on a form
element but nothing else.
Anyone have any ideas?
Here's my JS:
$('tr.customer').click( function(e) {
if($(e.target).is(:input)) return; // this works
if($(e.target).is(:input, a)) return; // this doesn't work
if($(e.target).is(a)) return; // this doesn't work
if($(e.target).is(:a)) return; // this doesn't work
// get the customer's id
customer_id = $(this).attr('customer_id');
alert('you clicked me! my number is '+customer_id+'!'); });
Here's my HTML:
tr class=customer is_admin customer_id=1
td class=checkbox
input type=checkbox name=customer_id[] value=1/
/td
td class=name
a href=customers_add.php?customer_id=1Chris/a
/td
td class=delete
a href=javascript:alert('not yet!')
img src=../lib/admin/img/delete.png/
/a
/td
/tr
Thanks!
Chris.
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