Actually that works even worse than my idea: now my images aren't displaying
at all :D.
I'll keep working on it and will publish a proper solution later today.
On 1/13/07, Stefan Petre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had the same problem when I build the Slideshow plugin. Images don't
have width
Cool. That should help an lot to make more powerful drop-down tree menus
with the ability to
style each level independently...
bander wrote:
At ShockSMX's request and with John's help, I've created a plugin which
traverses the DOM in natural/onscreen order. It's my first plugin, so let me
My site flickers when slide-animation is activated. This only happens in
Firefox (both Mac PC).
Click Who is this on http://cv.gulligt.com/ to see what happens.
Is there a solution for this?
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I can pass 'this' but using (#+this.id) was the way to do it with the
least code written. Inside the function I need to check the first 4 letters
of the ID string of the calling element to determine how to proceed, as well
as use the id as an element reference for the jQuery object. So it's
So if I have a binding like this:
$(div.clickme).bind(click, function() {
// Do stuff
});
Is there NO WAY to use .trigger(click) to only call the handler (ie the
old pre 1.1 functionality)? This is really annoying and seriously breaks my
app :(
Eg sometimes I have forms that load with certain
On Jan 11, 2007, at 12:11 PM, Yehuda Katz wrote:
I've begun work on a Safari widget pack, that allows you to work
with Safari widgets in a way more jQuery way.
This is really interesting stuff. I have been recently looking into
using jQuery in Dashboard and Konfabulator widgets. I am not
Hey Yehuda,
I've been meaning to respond to this for a while. Just wanted to say
that I'm really impressed with the initial work you've put into this
and hope that you'll continue developing it. It shows a lot of
promise, and the tiny bit of code that would be needed, along with
jquery.js
My site flickers when slide-animation is activated.
This only happens in Firefox (both Mac PC).
Click Who is this on http://cv.gulligt.com/ to see what happens.
It does not flicker for me. Windows XP, Firefox 2.0.
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Links on left side should be bigger. Reflection of Jquery makes slogan no
readable, and logo it self have some strange round edge... I prefer straight
more ;). Devo matters
2007/1/14, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This has probably already been discussed, but I've just noticed the
It does to me in Firefox 2.0 / WinXP!
Maybe flickering is the wrong expression, since it just blinks if you have a
computer that's fast enough. It shows much more if you're on a slow
computer.
However, the whole site become white for a quick moment when click on the
link Who is this?.
Look
I got to join the praise chorus! This is an awesome improvement and I
send out congratulations to the people behind the scenes who worked on this.
What I do miss however, is the introductory paragraph that was recently
added talking about how jQuery compresses 20 lines of tedious DOM
Karl,
Thanks. I do plan to continue it. If you have any specific suggestions for
improvement I can get on them ASAP.
And yes; the idea was that creating a widget with this mini-library would be
ridiculously easy (I had to read all of the API to create this, and let me
tell you that it is *not*
There's no white page thing happening for me. It's smooth on the way down, a
bit jerky on the way up but I don't see the page turning white for a second.
Using XP and FF 2.0
m
On 1/14/07, speedabuser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It does to me in Firefox 2.0 / WinXP!
Maybe flickering is the
Really slick logo.very nice icons
and for me the text sizing is spot on...
excellent work
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On a slow computer, the animation is jerky..on the way up and down
the animations stutters
On 14/01/07, Miles Storey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's no white page thing happening for me. It's smooth on the way down,
a bit jerky on the way up but I don't see the page turning white for
Just a bit clunky.
To me clunky is a overly long calling sequence this or this.id is easy to pass.
#+this.id is more clunky
when you put the more clunky expressions inside a function you can
re-used 'proven' code.
Just the advice from an seasoned(salty) programmer!
the less you type in
Hi all,
I have been using $.blockUI with my ajax and image load events very
successfully. Thanks this is a great tool.
I need a modal dialog that ask if the user wants to save data or
continue without saving. I created a div with two buttons the and click
events on them to save or continue.
Interesting. I've noticed that it doesn't blink when click the first
time page is loaded. But if you reload the page and click Who is
this? again, it should blink (does to me anyway).
Sure it's jerky but that's not the problem in this case.
2007/1/14, Giuliano Marcangelo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On a
Now I've removed the scroll-function to get focus on the problem.
2007/1/14, Anders Bäckman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Interesting. I've noticed that it doesn't blink when click the first
time page is loaded. But if you reload the page and click Who is
this? again, it should blink (does to me anyway).
Very well done, guys!
I do miss the link to Recent Changes (http://jquery.com/dev/recent),
though. Perhaps this could go under Developer Resources on the home page?
Or maybe a link to http://jquery.com/dev/?
On 1/14/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This has probably already
Tested this on a PC now and it worked fine, so the problem only seems
to exist on Mac.
Still problem on Mac in both OSX and WinXP in Firefox though.
2007/1/14, Anders Bäckman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Now I've removed the scroll-function to get focus on the problem.
2007/1/14, Anders Bäckman [EMAIL
Thanks, and I already took your advice :)
On 1/14/07, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a bit clunky.
To me clunky is a overly long calling sequence this or this.id is easy to
pass.
#+this.id is more clunky
when you put the more clunky expressions inside a function you can
re-used
Dragan Krstic wrote:
Links on left side should be bigger. Reflection of Jquery makes
slogan no readable, and logo it self have some strange round edge... I
prefer straight more ;). Devo matters
I seem to be able to read the slogan just fine, in both FF 2.0.0.1 and
IE 6 at 1280x800. The logo
Try the ThickBox plug-in. It's meant just for that sort of thing. :o)
Cheers,
Chris
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
Hi all,
I have been using $.blockUI with my ajax and image load events very
successfully. Thanks this is a great tool.
I need a modal dialog that ask if the user wants to save
Hi, all.
I'm working through the tutorial or the jQuery site and,
being totally new to javascript, I'm having trouble with
syntax.
I have this:
script type=text/javascript
$(document).ready(function(){
});
/script
And I'm told to add
On 1/14/07, Rick Faircloth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$(document).ready(function(){
$(a).bind(click, function(){
alert(Thanks for visiting!);
});
});
I don't see anything wrong with
Yeah, I thought of using that or greybox but I'm already using blockUI
and I'm trying to minimize the number of packages that I require.
I would also like to understand why the simple test case works but fails
when integrated into my application. Is this a bug or more likely a
fundamental
Rick -- are you including jQuery itself on the page?
On 1/15/07, Aaron Heimlich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/14/07, Rick Faircloth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$(document).ready(function(){
$(a).bind(click, function(){
Rick Faircloth schreef:
script type=text/javascript
$(document).ready(function(){
$(a).bind(click, function(){
alert(Thanks for visiting!);
});
});
Hi, Aaron, and thanks for the reply.
I'm getting:
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 11
Char: 7
Error: Object expected
Code: 0
URL: file:///G:/Website%20Trials/jQuery/jquery_01.html
file:///G:\Website%20Trials\jQuery\jquery_01.html
Rick
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes... the script reference looks like this:
script type=text/javascript src=2007_0114_jquery.js/script
I found the problem, however I had renamed the js file to
2007_0114_jquery.js,
but the file was actually named 2007_0114_jquery-latest.js...
Duh!
Thanks, guys.
Rick
Mike Alsup wrote:
For example, reading through the code it is not obvious to me how the
function $.blockUI() blocks continued execution of javascript ...
It doesn't. All blockUI does it put an iframe over the window and
capture/discard keystrokes. The idea is to block the user from using
I use the AJAXsubmit and ajaxform at a couple of places in my php app. So,
when a user clicks on 'change privacy', a form with radio buttons appears to
change privacy settings of photo.
the form relies on ajaxsubmit for submission. Now, at the target php file, I
want to first check if the user
Jobs said javascript YES!
http://pogue.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/01/13/ultimate-iphone-faqs-list-part-2/
On 1/11/07, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
they aren't even committing to javascript on the phone... hard to
believe they wont!
On 1/9/07, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today has been a big
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
The filter(function) needs jQuery 1.1a+ to work correctly. Older
versions accept the Function, but apply different scope and different
arguments.
I suspect that this is the reason why it isn't working, I can't see
anything wrong with your code. If an upgrade
yup you have to redirect them! you can look at the header, and see
that the response has a custom header that tells you to give up and
get a new password.
You can't use the normal redirect because that would just return the
login page to the ajax request... but then you could realize that it's
bmckenzie schrieb:
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
The filter(function) needs jQuery 1.1a+ to work correctly. Older
versions accept the Function, but apply different scope and different
arguments.
I suspect that this is the reason why it isn't working, I can't see
anything wrong with your
That makes sense conceptually, but how to translate that to jquery code ? How
to verify the returning header from the php file. and then redirect within
jquery ?
thanks,
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
yup you have to redirect them! you can look at the header, and see
that the response has a custom header that
Check this very well designed and using all facets of jquery
http://www.politique2.fr
It is french
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Hmmm don't like the fixed speech bubbles - they get in the
way of the viewing area.
And the menu seems to perform quite slowly, or maybe that's
just me.
But other than that yeah it's not bad...
- Original Message Follows -
Check this very well designed and using all facets of
jquery
I was looking around for an old test I did... can't find it ..
but, the complete callback of the ajax call gives you the full
headers, and you can parse for the errors you want to send.
when you realize that it needs a new login
window.location = login.php
and you are outta there!
On 1/14/07,
and on the php side I just set the custom header by the header() function in
PHP ?
thanks,
pranav.
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
I was looking around for an old test I did... can't find it ..
but, the complete callback of the ajax call gives you the full
headers, and you can parse for the errors you want
Well, it's not my type =) though it's made in jquery.
And why the draggable plugin is slower than any other draggable effect of
other libs like script.aculo.us?
2007/1/14, Allan Mullan (Skorpion) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hmmm don't like the fixed speech bubbles - they get in the
way of the viewing
Stephen,
I put up a sample page that shows how to use blockUI to display a
modal dialog. This may help give you some ideas.
http://malsup.com/jquery/block/dialog.html
Mike
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Pretty cool, Mike! Having the hourglass cursor inside the dialog is kinda
annoying though...
On 1/14/07, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen,
I put up a sample page that shows how to use blockUI to display a
modal dialog. This may help give you some ideas.
I'm a perl guy... but you get the idea!
On 1/14/07, unohoo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and on the php side I just set the custom header by the header() function in
PHP ?
thanks,
pranav.
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
I was looking around for an old test I did... can't find it ..
but, the complete
Pretty cool, Mike! Having the hourglass cursor inside the dialog is kinda
annoying though...
Good catch, Aaron - thanks. That style was bleeding through because I
forgot to add the cursor style on the question dialog. It's fixed
now.
Mike
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On 1/14/07, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good catch, Aaron - thanks. That style was bleeding through because I
forgot to add the cursor style on the question dialog. It's fixed
now.
Thanks.
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Mike Alsup wrote:
Stephen,
I put up a sample page that shows how to use blockUI to display a
modal dialog. This may help give you some ideas.
http://malsup.com/jquery/block/dialog.html
Mike,
Thanks! I'm sort of getting it. I think I need to reorganize my code to
be less procedural and
Hi Everyone -
jQuery 1.1 has just been release, along with an overhaul of the site
design, and the documentation; all tied together with a brand new
surprise!
The full details can be found here:
http://jquery.com/blog/2007/01/14/jquery-birthday-11-new-site-new-docs/
Enjoy - and be sure to thank
Thanks John and to the rest of the JQuery Team...congratulations and job
well done!
Cheers,
cdelfino
John Resig wrote:
Hi Everyone -
jQuery 1.1 has just been release, along with an overhaul of the site
design, and the documentation; all tied together with a brand new
surprise!
The full
I second that - great work!!
Matthew Delmarter
Systems Delivery Manager
Database Communications
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Behalf Of Clodelio Delfino
Sent: Monday, 15 January 2007 4:44 p.m.
To:
I think we have a new catch phrase: I am a jquery super fans!
On 1/14/07, Matthew Delmarter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I second that - great work!!
Matthew Delmarter
Systems Delivery Manager
Database Communications
-Original Message-
jQuery makes every aspect of JavaScript programming not only easier but
fun as well! Thanks all for the tremendous contribution of time and
skill to create this inimitable framework. Also, I submitted the story
to digg, so let's get it on the front page.
Joshua Eichorn, author of the great Ajax book Understanding Ajax, has
released a new and very cool widget for creating an image strip. You can
find more information here:
http://blog.joshuaeichorn.com/archives/2007/01/11/jquery-image-strip/
Great work Joshua.
Rey...
It looks pretty cool, but its not very jQuery-like, he used inline
javascript for the onchange of the field. E.
On 1/14/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joshua Eichorn, author of the great Ajax book Understanding Ajax, has
released a new and very cool widget for creating an image
Gotcha. Be sure to offer him some suggestions on alternative ways of
handling that. Its extremely important to offer solutions that could
make all jQuery plugins top-notch.
Rey...
Matt Stith wrote:
It looks pretty cool, but its not very jQuery-like, he used inline
javascript for the
xml.getResponseHeader('x-your-header-name') should get it from an ajax
call's complete callback.
On 1/14/07, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm a perl guy... but you get the idea!
On 1/14/07, unohoo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and on the php side I just set the custom header by the header()
On 1/14/07, Matt Stith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a jquery super fans!
Hey paisanos! It's the Super jQuery Super Show!
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