Olla!
Could someone please commit the ant build created by Mike and Christian to the
repository?
Thanks.
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don't forget the label, also 'css only' would do in
this case. saw this here:
http://www.chriserwin.com/scripts/crir/
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$(ullifoo/li/ul).find(li).click(...).end().appendTo(body);
IE6 leaks a small amount of memory if you attach an event handler before
tacking it onto the body:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ietechcol/d
nwebgen/ie_leak_patterns.asp
Probably isn't worrisome unless
this should work to?
$(ullifoo/li/ul).appendTo(body).find(li).click(...);
or does appendTo break the chain?
That is correct, that would work equally as well (and better, since it
doesn't leak) - since appendTo() does not break the chain.
--John
John Resig wrote:
The problem has more to do with the fact that you're doing two things wrong:
1) You're setting focus to a div element... which is unfocusable.
2) You're setting focus to the element before you ever finish the focus
function of the previous element - creating an infinite
I think i am getting a tad closer i am trying to find out how i can make
multi rows with a
for loop then insert them in to the table or just put them in a var in
the deleration of the table
it self. I have been looking at this callender.js and i am a tad confused :(
var days = [];
for (var i=0;
Is the following code, to find the first focusable element on the page,
correct? Or am i missing something (e.g. other elements, ordering etc.)?
oElem =
$(document).find(a,frame,iframe,label,input,select,textarea,button).filter(:visible).filter(:enabled)[0];
With latest SVN off course
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Does $(img) use DOM methods (i.e. document.createElement) or
innerHTML for creating elements?
It uses the same techniques as what's used in .append(), etc. Namely,
creating a temporary div element, inserting the html in the
innerHTML, then pulling the constructed DOM back out again.
So any
Hello,
I'm
new to this mailing list and have recently begun the process of evaluating
jQuery. After looking at a wide variety of _javascript_/Ajax libraries, I've
narrowed my choices down to jQuery and Prototype. Though I understand there's
nothing stopping me from using both, there's
Hi,
Thanks for the great feedback! My comments below...
bbuchs wrote:
I would argue that less is more. One of the most fantastic things about
jQuery and the syntax is that it's so damn light. What's the most common
scenario for a date picker in a web app? Is it really neccessary to pick a
You'd be surprised at how much functionality jQuery packs into such a
small package. I used to use prototype, but I've switched to jQuery
completely.
Maybe the largest piece of functionality you'll give up is access to
some of the other stuff that leverages prototype (e.g.
scriptaculous).
Now, if there were a way to make the start and end dates dependent on
another date picker field, then you'd have support for from and to
date fields, automatically enforcing the the to can't be after the from.
That would be highly cool. :-)
Along with the changes I just announced I also did
Hello.
I have been building via the build.cmd script (i'm on windows) for some
time. However, recently you changed it to be 'unix like' building, with
makefiles, and throwing in somethign about java to boot.
Needless to say, I'm confused. Can you give a 'linux-build-enviornment'
newbie a
Another vote for markup generated via scripting rather than editing
the page. That way, you will get more graceful degredation (for when
JavaScript is disabled or the browser cannot handle the code).
All done :) Although it degraded just as gracefully before it is now a
little neater!
I would agree with Corey. We've been using jquery in a large scale application. We evaluated jquery and prototype a while back but were forced to start prototyping ui's quickly and so we picked jquery and figured we'd re-evaluate when implementation began.
We've never re-evaluated since there has
Im with Jonathan on this one. jQuery is the only library ive ever used, and its done everything ive ever needed.On 8/16/06, Jonathan Sharp
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I would agree with Corey. We've been using jquery in a large scale application. We evaluated jquery and prototype a while back but
This is nice Dave, I like the test that you did to see if min-width
works. One quick point: You should mention, explicitly, that you don't
need to run $.minmax.expressions(), since it's already run on document
ready. Other than that, looks great :-)
--John
Thanks for the reply.
1) So I did:
I think the input.date-picker css style should be changed to div.date-picker-holder input, as your usage instructions don't say anything about having to give the input element a date-picker class name. Either that or get the plugin to set the input classname to date-picker automatically. As it
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I think i am getting a tad closer i am trying to find out how i can make
multi rows with a
for loop then insert them in to the table or just put them in a var in
the deleration of the table
it self. I have been looking at this callender.js and i am a tad confused :(
var days = [];
for (var
John Resig wrote:
This is nice Dave, I like the test that you did to see if min-width
works. One quick point: You should mention, explicitly, that you don't
need to run $.minmax.expressions(), since it's already run on document
ready. Other than that, looks great :-)
Thanks for the feedback,
I've an ANT build for my development environment before and I added targets
to checkout/update the latest version from the SVN. The available tag
checks, if an SVN version exist (my eclispe project was initial empty), if
not an initial checkout is done, otherwise the sources are updated.
If
These are very important issues that you have addressed. Thanks for sharing the work. RegardsAshutoshOn 8/17/06, Taku Sano (Mikage Sawatari)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:With Ajax facilities of jQuery, it is not easy to deal with errors. In
addition, it is inconvenient to repeat reloading the same URL
Good looking out i take it this all works with the ajax wrapper.
Jason Y
3spn.net
Taku Sano (Mikage Sawatari) wrote:
With Ajax facilities of jQuery, it is not easy to deal with errors. In
addition, it is inconvenient to repeat reloading the same URL to
observe changes. Please confirm my patch
On a related issue to load, I was running into trouble with the embedded script execution that jquery does by default as follows: // Execute all the scripts inside of the newly-injected HTML $(script, self).each(function(){
eval( this.text || this.textContent || this.innerHTML || ); });I
Add this code to create a working clone function:
$.fn.clone = function() {
return this.pushStack(
jQuery.map( this,
function(i){
return i.cloneNode(true);
})
, arguments );
};
Use it like so:
$('#the_tr').clone().appendTo('#destination_table');
This code was based
On Wednesday 16 August 2006 23:30, John Resig wrote:
It should behave that way in all of them, since that feature wasn't
implemented, only inline Javascript worked. However, I just committed
a fix that implemented that :-) Additionally, there is now a new
function:
$.getScript(foo.js);
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