Rey Bango wrote:
Hi Stefan,
Great work!
Some feedback. In IE7, the panel border shrinks as you resize it and the
text scrolls up. See the pic in the link for a better understanding of
the issue.
http://www.intoajax.com/images/resize.jpg
Rey..
Stefan Petre wrote:
After a wild
Franck, try this http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/resize_textarea.html
Franck Marcia wrote:
2006/10/21, Stefan Petre [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think you can use for textareas, just that you have to move the handle
while the textarea is resized
I gave it a try:
2006/10/22, Stefan Petre [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Franck, try this http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/resize_textarea.html
Franck Marcia wrote:
2006/10/21, Stefan Petre [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think you can use for textareas, just that you have to move the handle
while the textarea is resized
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
It is a first draft and lacks a lot but thought I
would share anyways.
Thank you for share this.
Can you write a simple Demo what i must do to write
body{
background:black;
}
Ad sis ever at last Style (rel) in head? I will use this to overwrite
existing Style.
Just to close this out, I was wrong about what caused the problem.
The error message
document.defaultView.getComputedStyle(this, ) has no properties
is triggered by the plugin cmxform.js (a hack for form label styles) that
comes with Jörn Zaefferer's excellent validation plugin. This
I have a form page that loads in a thickbox iframe. I want to ajaxSubmit the
form, close the thickbox, and update some elements in the parent window with
the results of the Ajax call. But I'm having trouble coming up with the
syntax for doing this. Hints/examples will be appreciated :-)
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View
Are you running this on a local machine? I had a similar problem too
until I realized that the test suite refers to PHP files and such that
can only be run on a web server. That's something that needs to be
kept in mind when running them.
Okay, that's good to know. I did check the
On 10/22/06, Olaf Bosch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for share this.
Can you write a simple Demo what i must do to write
body{
background:black;
}
Ad sis ever at last Style (rel) in head? I will use this to overwrite
existing Style.
Yeah just call it like this:
$.style('body',
Hi Stefan,
Ok. What I'm trying to point out, though, is that the panels shrink in
IE7 and they don't do that in FF. Since you offered up the code, I
figured you'd be interested in seeing the differences in behavior
between the two browsers, especially since some might take that code for
their
Hello everyone,
There is a thought that's flowing through my head for a few days. At
work I did a autocomplete plugin. To style the suggestbox and the
content I used a variable to fill the style attribute. Then it hit me
many plugins use css to style their added elements.
My question is, why
I would suggest using a seperate style sheet. Keeping styles where
they belong (style sheet) makes the whole application/web site more
flexible and I'm not just talking about screen styles.
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Brandon Aaron
On 10/22/06, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone,
There is a thought that's
At the risk of sounding like a total noob, are there any situations with
JQuery where XHTML is required (some DOM manipulation, maybe?) or do all
functions/methods/plugins work in both HTML and XHTML?
They work fine in both - even works just fine in XML documents too!
--John
$(function(){
$('head').append('link rel=stylesheet href=jquery.css
type=text/css');
});
That's pretty dangerous. The CSS file will load asynchronously, and you
won't know when it's done. In the meantime, any content in the page may
render unstyled. You are likely to get a flash of
$(#div_loading).ajaxStart( function){ $(this).show();});$(#div_loading).ajaxStop( function){
$(this).hide();
});i think this is it...2006/10/22, Mats Lindblad [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have tried to get it to work and I am not sure that I am using it right so if anyone could explain to me how I am
David schrieb:
What i understand from Brandon and Jörn, thank you for the quick
reaction, is that it's better to have something like
$(function(){
$('head').append('link rel=stylesheet href=jquery.css
type=text/css');
});
Than using css styles in the plugins. I
I would like to be able to load my jquery plugins dynamically as this would reduce the number of scripts in my document head.thx - S
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it's great, and easy, and you don't often need it.
they are not for creating ajax requests or for dealing with responses!
it's just a magical hook that can show that an ajax call has started
or that all the ajax calls are done.
most people seem to just do a little css to show that an ajax
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
I would suggest using a seperate style sheet. Keeping styles where
they belong (style sheet) makes the whole application/web site more
flexible and I'm not just talking about screen styles.
Yes. Mentioning media types is a good idea:
In IE inline styles can't be
Hi all,
I made a new plugin: jQuery history/remote.
http://stilbuero.de/jquery/history/
http://stilbuero.de/jquery/history/#remote-3
It's another one in the toolbox for all of you going for unobtrusive
JavaScript and progressive enhancement.
Test the page with JS disabled. The links point to
Hi jQueryians,
how do I search for a children within a context?
In other words, how to translate this:
$(context).children(dt)...
into something like this:
$(/dt, context)
The latter one does unfortuanetely not work...
--
Jörn Zaefferer
http://bassistance.de
John is always in to leave some undocumented stuff
in the code. I took a look at trigger and noticed a
second parameter. Actually, something like this could
be possible:
$('a.remote')
.bind('history', function(event, data) {
// data == click event
})
I would like to be able to load my jquery plugins dynamically
as this would reduce the number of scripts in my document head.
You can easily load any .js file dynamically, for example with code like
this:
function addScript( url ) {
var script = document.createElement( 'script' );
how do I search for a children within a context?
In other words, how to translate this:
$(context).children(dt)...
into something like this:
$(/dt, context)
The latter one does unfortuanetely not work...
I'm confused - could you give an example with some HTML code and show
exactly
Hi all,
Just tried to do:
$ svn update
svn: Can't find a temporary directory
I googled for this and found a hint it my be the repository. I check
that I do have /tmp and it is not full and it is writable.
-Steve
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