Plugin: Autocompleter
Url: http://www.dyve.net/jquery?autocomplete
Docs: http://www.dyve.net/jquery/autocomplete.txt
New options:
The options below provide a better user experience (automatically
picking results) and advanced markup options (the approach is a little
different, but this could be
sunsean wrote:
http://praegnanz.de/weblog/elegantere-programmierung-der-blogtoys
John, he's saying that $(.blogtoy
h2).find(div).toggle(slow); does not work.
He's a little confused with the Moo.fx toggle function or something
like that, my german not awesome. At least I tried. =P
Dylan Verheul wrote:
Plugin: Autocompleter
Url: http://www.dyve.net/jquery?autocomplete
Docs: http://www.dyve.net/jquery/autocomplete.txt
Well done, i'm sure i'm gonna use that soon.
One note: In the source code at http://www.dyve.net/jquery?autocomplete, the
line
this.wrap(div class='
On 06/09/06, Dylan Verheul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Plugin: Autocompleter
Url: http://www.dyve.net/jquery?autocomplete
Docs: http://www.dyve.net/jquery/autocomplete.txt
New options:
The options below provide a better user experience (automatically
picking results) and advanced markup
I've been thinking about an elegant way to deal with long resul lists,
but I havent gotten my head arouns a workable solution that I can
actually realize myself. I'm not that experience in je
js/positioning/scrolling department.
I think if you max-height the results UL you'll get scroling from
This is a logger script that I use it while developing. I thought it might be usefull to you too. http://interface.eyecon.ro/develop/ilogger.html
It can be used to send message to the loggin panel, to log objects and dom elements, intercepts errors etc.
The beauty of jQuery is that all the nasty, cross-browser
incompatibility stuff is kept under the hood. Even if the next ECMA
standard horribly breaks existing Javascript implementations - which
surely it won't, any more than Adobe would release a
backwards-incompatible version of Flash - the jQ
Jan,
Do you think it'd be possible to do array re-ordering so that, when you get
to the end of a list of images, pressing the next (right) button, it'll
carry on, instead of either having a ghosted image, or returning you to the
start?
Also, I think it'd be great to add something into the
i have a form with id=profile_form, how can i select all form
elements, but not other elements inside form tag?
$('#profile_form').children(pattern);
pattern = /input|textarea|select/
can i do something like:
$('#profile_form').children('input').name('first_name')
to get input field with name
On 06/09/06, Dylan Verheul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been thinking about an elegant way to deal with long resul lists,
but I havent gotten my head arouns a workable solution that I can
actually realize myself. I'm not that experience in je
js/positioning/scrolling department.
I think if
Dan Atkinson wrote:
Do you think it'd be possible to do array re-ordering so that, when you
get to the end of a list of images, pressing the next (right) button,
it'll carry on, instead of either having a ghosted image, or returning you
to the start?
Do i understand you right, you mean
On 06/09/06, Aljosa Mohorovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a form with id=profile_form, how can i select all form
elements, but not other elements inside form tag?
$('#profile_form').children(pattern);
pattern = /input|textarea|select/
$('#profile_form').find(input,textarea,select);
can
works like a charm :-)
thanks! I'll update the official version soon.
On 9/6/06, Sam Collett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 06/09/06, Dylan Verheul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been thinking about an elegant way to deal with long resul lists,
but I havent gotten my head arouns a workable
thanks, it looks simple now 8-)
On 9/6/06, Sam Collett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 06/09/06, Aljosa Mohorovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a form with id=profile_form, how can i select all form
elements, but not other elements inside form tag?
$('#profile_form').children(pattern);
One small bug. I use keyboard navigation to highlight options and after that I move the mouse. Then two options get highlighted.2006/9/6, Sam Collett
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:On 06/09/06, Dylan Verheul
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've been thinking about an elegant way to deal with long resul lists, but I
You're right. I'll fix it in the next version. Thanks.
On 9/6/06, Stefan Petre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One small bug. I use keyboard navigation to highlight options and after that
I move the mouse. Then two options get highlighted.
2006/9/6, Sam Collett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 06/09/06,
I can check a chekckbox input
Something that it
input type=checkbox id=mycheck
$(#mycheck).checked(); and return true
or false
Thk.
Giro.
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On 06/09/06, Dylan Verheul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
works like a charm :-)
thanks! I'll update the official version soon.
As I am not sure if it will cause problems in other browsers (it is
not a W3C DOM function), there should probably be a check:
if(lis[active].scrollIntoView)
Hi,
The value of '//:' for the src attribute of the iframe, that is appended
to the body, lets Opera 9.01 crash (Win XP).
We are using the same value in jQuery, but fortunately it is hidden away
from Opera through browser sniffing.
I changed it to 'about:blank', but I'm not sure if that
$('#mycheck').attr(checked)
On 9/6/06, David Gironella [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can check a chekckbox input
Something that it
input type=checkbox id=mycheck
$('#mycheck').checked(); and return true or false
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This always return to me null, if checkbox is checked or not.
Try this:
$('#mycheck')[0].checked
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You're right, but it should work.
Anyone else?
js:
$(#bar).click(function() {
var checked = $(#foo).attr(checked);
$(#foo).attr(checked, !checked);
});
html:
input id=foo type=checkbox value=OK / input id=bar
type=button value=Test /
result:
first click of the button sets the
try
$('#mycheck')[0].checked
checked is one of those attributes that won't work well with
getAttribute and setAttribute cross browser.
-- Klaus
David Gironella schrieb:
This always return to me null, if checkbox is checked or not.
Giro.
-Mensaje original-
De: [EMAIL
Yes, this work.
Thk.
Giro.
-Mensaje original-
De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] En nombre
de Mike Alsup
Enviado el: miércoles, 06 de septiembre de 2006 15:39
Para: jQuery Discussion.
Asunto: Re: [jQuery] Checked input box
This always return to me null, if checkbox is
i have 5 checkbox items with same name:
input name=geographic value=1 type=checkbox
input name=geographic value=2 type=checkbox
input name=geographic value=3 type=checkbox
input name=geographic value=4 type=checkbox
input name=geographic value=5 type=checkbox
and option to select multiple
On 9/6/06, Aljosa Mohorovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have 5 checkbox items with same name:input name=geographic value=1 type=checkboxinput name=geographic value=2 type=checkbox
input name=geographic value=3 type=checkboxinput name=geographic value=4 type=checkboxinput name=geographic value=5
I think that this might work, though I haven't tried combining attribute
tests and pseudo classes before:
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]:checked')
Shawn's solution below won't work for you because it is searching on ids
rather than names, which is what you have.
Shawn Tumey wrote:
On 9/6/06, *Aljosa
Been playing with
the accordion function over @ http://fmarcia.info/jquery/accordion.html
Couldn't get it to
work with the latest jQuery build until I noticed something
weird:
The script worked
when I change the running variable to "3":
running =
3;
Upon further
investigation, it
On 9/6/06, Stephen Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shawn's solution below won't work for you because it is searching on idsrather than names, which is what you have.DOH. My bad. Setphen is correct, my solution won't work. I almost never use the name attribute any more, I always use id.
I need to
Hi,
I had some time and used it to read through the current SVN-code searching for
possible improvements. My time was not enough to go through all the code, but
at least I could check jquery.js. I have some suggestions which you might
whant to evaluate.
I. each
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Can anyone else confirm this? My opera is having proxy issues at the moment.
Jonathan Sharp wrote:
We've tried javascript:void(0) which has worked on occasion. We eventually
broke down and created a static blank page and set the URL...
-js
On 9/6/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Great plugin.
I found a couple of items:
Using FF 1.5.0.6, when I type com and get the suggestions then use the
down/up cursor keys, the cursor keys skip every other suggestion (i.e.
pressing down moves the highlight down two suggestions). Also, if I use the
cursor keys and press return or tab,
On 06/09/06, Sam Collett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 06/09/06, Dylan Verheul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
works like a charm :-)
thanks! I'll update the official version soon.
As I am not sure if it will cause problems in other browsers (it is
not a W3C DOM function), there should probably
Hey... im trying to post via ajax an array of checkboxes with the same id..if i do:$(.btn).click( function(){ $.post(request.cfm,{ valor: $(#checkboxes).value
}, function(){ //any callback }});on firebug i see the posting is only sending the 1st value of 4 #checkboxes in the form...Any one knows
im trying to post via ajax an array of checkboxes with the same
id.
The id attribute for an element must be unique in the
document.
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Rafael Santos schrieb:
Hey... im trying to post via ajax an array of checkboxes with the same
id..
if i do:
$(.btn).click( function(){
$.post(request.cfm,{
valor: $(#checkboxes).value
}, function(){
//any callback
}
});
on firebug i see the posting is only sending the
I've updated the plugin with the changes and fixes discussed in this thread.
Thanks Sam for the scrollIntoView tip, and to those that reported bugs.
On 9/6/06, Dylan Verheul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Plugin: Autocompleter
Url: http://www.dyve.net/jquery?autocomplete
Docs:
I also have the same exact problem. 'Z-index' worked perfectly in 1.0, but
not in 1.01 when using IE. I will try your fix and let you know what the
result is.
-Isaac
aedmonds wrote:
Wanted to say that $().css('z-index', '2') does not work in IE but does
work in FF. What will work in both
what about plural functions that would return an array
of the requested attribute values from all of the elements?
Your approach could be generalized for attributes (and css similarly) like
this--untested:
jQuery.fn.attrs = function(n,a){
if ( a )
return
yeah... but the checkboxes are created dinamically... so i can have one checkbox or 20 checkboxes, how do i post these ones??2006/9/6, Marc Jansen
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:Rafael Santos schrieb: Hey... im trying to post via ajax an array of checkboxes with the same
id.. if i do: $(.btn).click(
hi to all.
sorry for the dumb question, I'm a total noobie of jquery.
I just want to ask what's the equivalent code of updating a div with
the results of a form action when hitting a submit button of jquery
instead of scriptaculous and prototype.
I've read jquery docs but I found them a little
I just tested your fix and it worked perfectly. Thanks for your post. My
head was spinning for a while...
Isaac Weinhausen wrote:
I also have the same exact problem. 'Z-index' worked perfectly in 1.0,
but not in 1.01 when using IE. I will try your fix and let you know what
the result
I use javascript:document.write('')
On 9/6/06, Jonathan Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've tried javascript:void(0) which has worked on occasion. We eventually
broke down and created a static blank page and set the URL...
-js
On 9/6/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Actually, in DOM terms, zIndex is the only correct name.
On 9/6/06, Isaac Weinhausen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just tested your fix and it worked perfectly. Thanks for your post. My
head was spinning for a while...
Isaac Weinhausen wrote:
I also have the same exact problem. 'Z-index'
Don't give them an id, give them a name.
On 9/6/06, Rafael Santos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yeah... but the checkboxes are created dinamically... so i can have one
checkbox or 20 checkboxes, how do i post these ones??
2006/9/6, Marc Jansen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Rafael Santos schrieb:
Hey...
Right... but for CSS properties I believe z-index is the only correct name
for the zIndex property. Maybe I'm wrong but do know you set zIndex by using
p { z-index: 2; }
I guess I've really never tried
p { zIndex: 2; }
-Aaron
Dylan Verheul wrote:
Actually, in DOM terms, zIndex is the
True. What's difficult from a semantics perspective, is that the method name
'css' connotes that css properties should be acceptible parameters. If this
method is only allowed to accept style keys, then perhaps the method name
ought to change. Just some thoughts...
Dylan Verheul wrote:
From: Dylan Verheul
Actually, in DOM terms, zIndex is the only correct name.
From: aedmonds
Right... but for CSS properties I believe z-index is the only
correct name for the zIndex property. Maybe I'm wrong but do
know you set zIndex by using
p { z-index: 2; }
I guess I've
Hi again.
Thanks for the replies John and Klaus
I did not get :not() to work but I finally got it to work using jQuery's
.not() function. This is how I finally solved it, thanks to the tips
from both John and Klaus
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Hello everybody.
I have a div which I am changing size and position for with the animate
function but when the animation is completed the div ends up beeing
semi-transparent.
The div has the following css-properties
#box {
position: absolute;
background: #FF;
top: 200px;
width:
Hi there,
my idea: I'll change the css() function, so you can supply the correct css
definition or the javascript attribute, i.e:
$().css(zIndex, 2)
And
$().css(z-index, 2)
will do the same. This is achieved by doing the following on the second
method:
1) First, try to read the attribute from
So, for now, just post messages to this thread and we can sort thingsout as they come in.A friend of mine pointed out another issue with the semi-new jquery.com. It has to do with the design, not the content, so please forgive me if that makes this post off-topic. Just trying to help out... In IE6
AJAX/JS Developer Wanted for Semi-Permanent Contract
The Company: A small established company targeting a vertical market.
Very experienced core staff in both technology and launching dot-coms.
We're based in Los Angeles.
The Task: Take an existing web presence which has been held together
with
This is probably simple, but I keep messing it up.
I have a list of anchor links with hidden divs between
them.
I want to put a toggle on all of the A links to
open up the div which is right next to it.
This is the code snippet:
$(a.questionLink).toggle(function(){
This ought to work:
$(a.questionLink).toggle(function(){
$(this).next().slideDown(slow);
},function(){
$(this).next().slideUp(slow);
});
m.
On Wed, 2006-09-06 at 13:30 -0700, Lipka, Glen wrote:
This is probably simple, but I keep messing it up.
I have a list of anchor links
I think I found the error... don't know if it's a bug in my styling or
an error in jQuery though, perhaps somebody else could shine some light
on this.
I found out that whenever I use animate the div which is animated
inherits the opacity of the parent div, even if the animated div has a
On Sep 6, 2006, at 4:30 PM, Lipka, Glen wrote:I have a list of anchor links with hidden divs between them.I want to put a toggle on all of the A links to open up the div which is right next to it. Try this: $("a.questionLink").toggle(function(){
On Sep 6, 2006, at 4:44 PM, Karl Swedberg wrote:Try this: $("a.questionLink").toggle(function(){ $(this).next('div').slideDown("slow"); },function(){ $(this).next('div').slideUp("slow"); }); return false; }); Oops! It looks like I accidentally
On Sep 6, 2006, at 13:32 , kain wrote:
I just want to ask what's the equivalent code of updating a div with
the results of a form action when hitting a submit button of jquery
instead of scriptaculous and prototype.
I think you're going to want to use the forms plugin for this.
On this page:
i hoped for the new release to fix it, but .formdata is still damn slow(at least for me 2-3s per .formdate() for a 9fields form)is there no faster way, to just get the formdata, maybe without serializing the whole form or sth else :/
(my last post)http://jquery.com/discuss/2006-August/009406/mfg
Hello,
I've just started using jQuery and Interface, fantastic bit of kit
I must say, it's a lot nicer than Yahoo UI's bloat.
I've come across a small bug in Interfaces idrag.js
regarding the onStop and onChange functionality - they didn't work!
I've attached a patch to fix the problem.
Cheers
I am using the latest jquery with the latest interface library ( they
don't seem to have a forum anymore ) and have encountered some
difficulty using the toggle blind effect.
I have 2 div's side-by-side, one floated left. The idea is to put a
button in between them, that will 'collapse' or
hey peeps,
wonder what you all use or could use, to UNWAP a tag,
after its been its been added with teh $.wrap() function
for example:
span id=removeMeP id=keepMe text /Petc.. /span
so lets say you wanted to just keep the P tag, and unwarp the it, (drop
span tag)? would be nice to just to do
i know found out why my submit was so damn slow...when you have a lot of options in your selectboxes, the serialize() takes very long to completeto ask for selected element was way faster.maybe not serializing the form, and just getting all the vars differently would speed things up.
mfg M.G.
Generally speaking, posting to the bug tracker is better (for real
bugs) as it's better organized for me and easier for me to work
through. However, if the issue isn't a real bug, just something
you're not sure of, then I recommend first posting it to the list for
discussion (and possible move to
John Resig wrote:
But while writing this, i got the following idea:
Why not checking the nodeName and wrapping the html if its a UL or OL and
leave it as it is otherwise?
That's a perfect idea - I'd be totally game for that.
--John
I've released a new version which implements
Pretty sure http://jquery.com/dev/svn/plugins/form/form.js is a newer
more general version of that script i could be wrong.
Jason Y
3spn.net
Jonathan Chaffer wrote:
On Sep 6, 2006, at 13:32 , kain wrote:
I just want to ask what's the equivalent code of updating a div with
the results of
I seem to be having some challenges with the loadIfModified(url)
function. Is the remote HTML injected if anything is returned by the
URL, or if only what is returned that the previous time the URL was
queried?
I'm building a web page that periodically polls the server to display
the status (OK,
I'm building a web page that periodically polls the server to display
the status (OK, busy, loading, etc.)
jQuery doesn't actually check the returned contents from the server,
instead it sends the If-Modified-Since header to the server and checks
the Last-Modified response header coming back.
David,
are you loading the if-modified-since header from your target script?
? header(if-modified-since ... something like that
WIll
I seem to be having some challenges with the loadIfModified(url)
function. Is the remote HTML injected if anything is returned by the
URL, or if only what is
On Wednesday 06 September 2006 11:00, Rafael Santos wrote:
Hey... im trying to post via ajax an array of checkboxes with the same id..
if i do:
Well there's the problem right there. Two elements in a page should NEVER
have the same ID. That is invalid to start with.
If you mean they all
This example is written by thickbox 2.1 and used iframe attribute specifically
This time I provide package exmaple to downlaod directly.
I have a problem.
Why I can't use center() in jquery 1.01 ??
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John, is there any news about this plugin? I've tried what has been
suggested on the bug tracker
(http://liorean.web-graphics.com/scripts/array.js), this script seems to
work but jQuery still fails to load.
John Resig wrote:
Hello -
I'm currently planning on spinning off IE 5.0 support
When I go to edit an item then cancel, the table itself gets loaded into the thickbox. Pretty slick otherwise.BlairOn 9/7/06, TungAlex
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:sorry forforget URL.
Geoff Knutzen reported 2 bugs having to do with nasty IE transparency issues.
Both are fixed now. There is an optional (as yet undocumented) option
named zIndex that you should never have to use, unless your page
depends heavily on manual zIndex setting.
(Geoff, I took your fix and removed the
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