Re: [jQuery] JQuery Trigger Event

2010-01-21 Thread Asharudeen
Hi,

Further to my previous email, In my Apache configuration file (httpd.conf),
I set

Header set X-UA-Compatible IE=8

And it seems, in IE8 its working fine. But it still seems not working in
IE7/IE6.

I have tried to add,

Header set X-UA-Compatible IE=7
Header set X-UA-Compatible IE=5
Header set X-UA-Compatible IE=EmulateIE7

but no luck.

Could any one update me, how to fix it. and make it working on IE7/IE6.

Awaiting for your reply.

Thanks.




On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 8:55 PM, Asharudeen asharud...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi,

 I will explain my use case here.

 I am new to JQuery and I am currently working on listing Dynamic Tree list
 by using JQuery column navigation plugin.


 Please refer the following link to check the plugin demo page: (Note: The
 demo is not a dynamic tree list)
 http://source.polaris-digital.com/column-navigation/ (demo page)
 http://plugins.jquery.com/project/column-navigation (got from here)

 I am trying to create trees dynamically and need some help regarding this:

 What I am doing is, I have the following files


 _

 1. PHP file (Initially Root drives will be listed here)

 //Some part of code here.

 script type=text/javascript
 $(document).ready( function() {
 $(#myTree).columnNavigation({
 containerPosition:relative,
 containerWidth:790px,
 containerHeight:350px,
 containerBackgroundColor:rgb(255,255,255),
 columnWidth:250,
 columnFontFamily:'Helvetica Neue', 'HelveticaNeue', Helvetica,
 sans-serif,
 columnFontSize:90%,
 columnSeperatorStyle:1px solid rgb(220,220,220),
 columnDeselectFontWeight:normal,
 columnDeselectColor:rgb(50,50,50),
 columnSelectFontWeight:normal,
 columnSelectColor:rgb(255,255,255),
 columnSelectBackgroundColor:rgb(27,115,213),

 columnSelectBackgroundImage:url('styles/common/images/list-selected-background.jpg'),
 columnSelectBackgroundRepeat:repeat-x,
 columnSelectBackgroundPosition:top,
 columnItemPadding:3px 3px 5px 3px,
 columnScrollVelocity:200, callBackFunction
 : function( obj ) {
 alert( $(obj).attr(href) );
 }
 });
 });
 /script

 //Here I list the root drives like below:

 div id=myTree
 ul
 div
 li id='someID'
 a class=document id=someID onClick=javascript: Listsubdirs('C:/')
 C:/ /a
 /li
 li id='someID'

 a class=document id=someID onClick=javascript: Listsubdirs('D:/')
 D:/ /a
 /li
 /div
 /ul
 /div

 When the page load it will list the root drive and apply the styles of
 'columnNavigation' when the document is ready.


 _


 2. In the Js file, I am using Ajax calls and get the subdireectories and
 list those things.

 //Some part of code. Using Ajax calls I get the sub directories for C:/ and
 I will construct the html as below and append to the parent using the
 parents ID.

 //Construction (the following is the sample, and there could be some quotes
 issue.. pls just ignore that.)
 Listsubdirs(parent)
 {
 //AJAX send request
 }

 FunctionForAjaxResponse
 {
 var subtree = ul;
 subtree = subtree + div;
 subtree = subtree + li id='someID';
 subtree = subtree + a class=document id=someID
 onClick=javascript: Listsubdirs('C:/SubDir1') SubDir1 /a;
 subtree = subtree + /li;
 subtree = subtree + li id='someID';
 subtree = subtree + a class=document id=someID
 onClick=javascript: Listsubdirs('C:/SubDir2') SubDir2 /a;
 subtree = subtree + /li;
 subtree = subtree + /div;
 subtree = subtree + /ul;

 var parentelement = document.getElementById('ID of C:/ anchor');

 parentelement.innerHTML = parentelement.innerHTML + subtree;

 //When I do this, the html elements get correctly added. But the styles
 of 'myTree' has not applied correctly. Hence I copied the columnNavigation
 code here as below. After appending I put a function to call that code.

 applyStyles();

 //After this the styles are applied correctly. But it once again list the
 root drives. I think since it apply the styles again. Not sure how to
 automatically apply the styles. If I click on the C:/ drive again, it list
 the subdirectories.

 //To list the subdirectories, I trigger onclick event for parent drive
 manually

 $('parentID').click();
   //Now it seems to list correctly. similarly for subdrives I trigger event
 for the parents. (for eg, if I click C:/subdir1 then I trigger event for C:/
 and then subdir1
 }


 function applyStyles() {
 $(#myTree).columnNavigation({
 containerPosition:relative,
 containerWidth:790px,
 containerHeight:350px,
 

Re: [jQuery] JQuery Trigger Event

2010-01-21 Thread Asharudeen
Hi,

Further to my previous email, In my Apache configuration file (httpd.conf),
I set

Header set X-UA-Compatible IE=8

And it seems, in IE8 its working fine. But it still seems not working in
IE7/IE6.

I have tried to add,

Header set X-UA-Compatible IE=7
Header set X-UA-Compatible IE=5
Header set X-UA-Compatible IE=EmulateIE7

but no luck.

Could any one update me, how to fix it. and make it working on IE7/IE6.

Awaiting for your reply.

Thanks.

Note: Initially, this email is failed, hence I resend it.. If you receive it
previously, sorry for that.



On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 8:55 PM, Asharudeen asharud...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi,

 I will explain my use case here.

 I am new to JQuery and I am currently working on listing Dynamic Tree list
 by using JQuery column navigation plugin.

 Please refer the following link to check the plugin demo page: (Note: The
 demo is not a dynamic tree list)
 http://source.polaris-digital.com/column-navigation/ (demo page)
 http://plugins.jquery.com/project/column-navigation (got from here)

 I am trying to create trees dynamically and need some help regarding this:

 What I am doing is, I have the following files


 _

 1. PHP file (Initially Root drives will be listed here)

 //Some part of code here.

 script type=text/javascript
 $(document).ready( function() {
 $(#myTree).columnNavigation({
 containerPosition:relative,
 containerWidth:790px,
 containerHeight:350px,
 containerBackgroundColor:rgb(255,255,255),
 columnWidth:250,
 columnFontFamily:'Helvetica Neue', 'HelveticaNeue', Helvetica,
 sans-serif,
 columnFontSize:90%,
 columnSeperatorStyle:1px solid rgb(220,220,220),
 columnDeselectFontWeight:normal,
 columnDeselectColor:rgb(50,50,50),
 columnSelectFontWeight:normal,
 columnSelectColor:rgb(255,255,255),
 columnSelectBackgroundColor:rgb(27,115,213),

 columnSelectBackgroundImage:url('styles/common/images/list-selected-background.jpg'),
 columnSelectBackgroundRepeat:repeat-x,
 columnSelectBackgroundPosition:top,
 columnItemPadding:3px 3px 5px 3px,
 columnScrollVelocity:200, callBackFunction
 : function( obj ) {
 alert( $(obj).attr(href) );
 }
 });
 });
 /script

 //Here I list the root drives like below:

 div id=myTree
 ul
 div
 li id='someID'
 a class=document id=someID onClick=javascript: Listsubdirs('C:/')
 C:/ /a
 /li
 li id='someID'
 a class=document id=someID onClick=javascript: Listsubdirs('D:/')
 D:/ /a
 /li
 /div
 /ul
 /div

 When the page load it will list the root drive and apply the styles of
 'columnNavigation' when the document is ready.


 _


 2. In the Js file, I am using Ajax calls and get the subdireectories and
 list those things.

 //Some part of code. Using Ajax calls I get the sub directories for C:/ and
 I will construct the html as below and append to the parent using the
 parents ID.

 //Construction (the following is the sample, and there could be some quotes
 issue.. pls just ignore that.)
 Listsubdirs(parent)
 {
 //AJAX send request
 }

 FunctionForAjaxResponse
 {
 var subtree = ul;
 subtree = subtree + div;
 subtree = subtree + li id='someID';
 subtree = subtree + a class=document id=someID
 onClick=javascript: Listsubdirs('C:/SubDir1') SubDir1 /a;
 subtree = subtree + /li;
 subtree = subtree + li id='someID';
 subtree = subtree + a class=document id=someID
 onClick=javascript: Listsubdirs('C:/SubDir2') SubDir2 /a;
 subtree = subtree + /li;
 subtree = subtree + /div;
 subtree = subtree + /ul;

 var parentelement = document.getElementById('ID of C:/ anchor');

 parentelement.innerHTML = parentelement.innerHTML + subtree;

 //When I do this, the html elements get correctly added. But the styles
 of 'myTree' has not applied correctly. Hence I copied the columnNavigation
 code here as below. After appending I put a function to call that code.

 applyStyles();

 //After this the styles are applied correctly. But it once again list the
 root drives. I think since it apply the styles again. Not sure how to
 automatically apply the styles. If I click on the C:/ drive again, it list
 the subdirectories.

 //To list the subdirectories, I trigger onclick event for parent drive
 manually

 $('parentID').click();
   //Now it seems to list correctly. similarly for subdrives I trigger event
 for the parents. (for eg, if I click C:/subdir1 then I trigger event for C:/
 and then subdir1
 }


 function applyStyles() {
 $(#myTree).columnNavigation({
 

Re: [jQuery] JQuery Trigger Event

2010-01-20 Thread Asharudeen
Hi,

I will explain my use case here.

I am new to JQuery and I am currently working on listing Dynamic Tree list
by using JQuery column navigation plugin.

Please refer the following link to check the plugin demo page: (Note: The
demo is not a dynamic tree list)
http://source.polaris-digital.com/column-navigation/ (demo page)
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/column-navigation (got from here)

I am trying to create trees dynamically and need some help regarding this:

What I am doing is, I have the following files

_

1. PHP file (Initially Root drives will be listed here)

//Some part of code here.

script type=text/javascript
$(document).ready( function() {
$(#myTree).columnNavigation({
containerPosition:relative,
containerWidth:790px,
containerHeight:350px,
containerBackgroundColor:rgb(255,255,255),
columnWidth:250,
columnFontFamily:'Helvetica Neue', 'HelveticaNeue', Helvetica,
sans-serif,
columnFontSize:90%,
columnSeperatorStyle:1px solid rgb(220,220,220),
columnDeselectFontWeight:normal,
columnDeselectColor:rgb(50,50,50),
columnSelectFontWeight:normal,
columnSelectColor:rgb(255,255,255),
columnSelectBackgroundColor:rgb(27,115,213),

columnSelectBackgroundImage:url('styles/common/images/list-selected-background.jpg'),
columnSelectBackgroundRepeat:repeat-x,
columnSelectBackgroundPosition:top,
columnItemPadding:3px 3px 5px 3px,
columnScrollVelocity:200, callBackFunction
: function( obj ) {
alert( $(obj).attr(href) );
}
});
});
/script

//Here I list the root drives like below:

div id=myTree
ul
div
li id='someID'
a class=document id=someID onClick=javascript: Listsubdirs('C:/')
C:/ /a
/li
li id='someID'
a class=document id=someID onClick=javascript: Listsubdirs('D:/')
D:/ /a
/li
/div
/ul
/div

When the page load it will list the root drive and apply the styles of
'columnNavigation' when the document is ready.

_


2. In the Js file, I am using Ajax calls and get the subdireectories and
list those things.

//Some part of code. Using Ajax calls I get the sub directories for C:/ and
I will construct the html as below and append to the parent using the
parents ID.

//Construction (the following is the sample, and there could be some quotes
issue.. pls just ignore that.)
Listsubdirs(parent)
{
//AJAX send request
}

FunctionForAjaxResponse
{
var subtree = ul;
subtree = subtree + div;
subtree = subtree + li id='someID';
subtree = subtree + a class=document id=someID
onClick=javascript: Listsubdirs('C:/SubDir1') SubDir1 /a;
subtree = subtree + /li;
subtree = subtree + li id='someID';
subtree = subtree + a class=document id=someID
onClick=javascript: Listsubdirs('C:/SubDir2') SubDir2 /a;
subtree = subtree + /li;
subtree = subtree + /div;
subtree = subtree + /ul;

var parentelement = document.getElementById('ID of C:/ anchor');

parentelement.innerHTML = parentelement.innerHTML + subtree;

//When I do this, the html elements get correctly added. But the styles
of 'myTree' has not applied correctly. Hence I copied the columnNavigation
code here as below. After appending I put a function to call that code.

applyStyles();

//After this the styles are applied correctly. But it once again list the
root drives. I think since it apply the styles again. Not sure how to
automatically apply the styles. If I click on the C:/ drive again, it list
the subdirectories.

//To list the subdirectories, I trigger onclick event for parent drive
manually

$('parentID').click();
  //Now it seems to list correctly. similarly for subdrives I trigger event
for the parents. (for eg, if I click C:/subdir1 then I trigger event for C:/
and then subdir1
}


function applyStyles() {
$(#myTree).columnNavigation({
containerPosition:relative,
containerWidth:790px,
containerHeight:350px,
containerBackgroundColor:rgb(255,255,255),
columnWidth:250,
columnFontFamily:'Helvetica Neue', 'HelveticaNeue', Helvetica,
sans-serif,
columnFontSize:90%,
columnSeperatorStyle:1px solid rgb(220,220,220),
columnDeselectFontWeight:normal,
columnDeselectColor:rgb(50,50,50),
columnSelectFontWeight:normal,
columnSelectColor:rgb(255,255,255),
columnSelectBackgroundColor:rgb(27,115,213),

columnSelectBackgroundImage:url('styles/common/images/list-selected-background.jpg'),
columnSelectBackgroundRepeat:repeat-x,
columnSelectBackgroundPosition:top,

Re: [jQuery] JQuery Trigger Event

2010-01-19 Thread Asharudeen
hi

Thanks for your reply..

Unfortunately, It seems trigger is not a issue.. I am trying to list dynamic
file tree using JQuery. It seems to be work fine in Firefox. But in IE, it
has not working.. I thought it is related to trigger event. Later I
understand, it is related to some what different.  But I have not face any
alerts/errors in IE. Currently analyzing the issue. Will update you once I
found the issue.

Meanwhile, anyone update me, what kind of things will cause the similar
browser compatible issues, so that I can check them first. I am creating
dynamic sub trees in Javascript by using AJAX calls. (by using
ColumnNavigation plugin)





On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 10:20 PM, Nathan Klatt n8kl...@gmail.com wrote:

 On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 10:30 AM, ashar udeen asharud...@gmail.com
 wrote:
  $('#parent1').trigger(click);
 
  This code seems to be work in Firefox. But when I tried the same in
  IE8, it does not work. Could any one update me, how to fix this.

 Have you tried just $('#parent1').click()?



Re: [jQuery] JQuery Trigger Event

2010-01-19 Thread Nathan Klatt
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 10:03 AM, Asharudeen asharud...@gmail.com wrote:
 Unfortunately, It seems trigger is not a issue.. I am trying to list dynamic
 file tree using JQuery. It seems to be work fine in Firefox. But in IE, it
 has not working.. I thought it is related to trigger event.

It might be worthwhile for you to put together a simple example on one
of the collaborative Javascript sites (e.g., http://jsbin.com) so
others on the list can easily see it for ourselves and play around.

Nathan


[jQuery] JQuery Trigger Event

2010-01-18 Thread ashar udeen
Hi,

In JQuery I tried to trigger click event like below, based on their
ID.

$('#parent0').trigger(click);
$('#parent1').trigger(click);

This code seems to be work in Firefox. But when I tried the same in
IE8, it does not work. Could any one update me, how to fix this.

Thanks in Advance,


Re: [jQuery] JQuery Trigger Event

2010-01-18 Thread Nathan Klatt
On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 10:30 AM, ashar udeen asharud...@gmail.com wrote:
 $('#parent1').trigger(click);

 This code seems to be work in Firefox. But when I tried the same in
 IE8, it does not work. Could any one update me, how to fix this.

Have you tried just $('#parent1').click()?