Do you mean the $( 'selector', context)? By default $() searches the
document, the document is the context. If you add a second argument
that is a DOM element or a jQuery object then they become the context,
and it searches inside them.
For more info I suggest:
http://docs.jquery.com/Core
Hi,
I have been using jquery for some time but never really created my own
extension that requires dom manipulation. I am wondering how can I wrap a
span with two table element. So my original code is something like this
Original
div class=box
span class=headingHeading/span
/div
Modified
You almost had it :). There's a handy function called wrap that you can use.
$('div.box').children('span.heading').wrap('tabletrtd/td/tr/table');
More documentation here:
http://docs.jquery.com/DOM/Manipulation#wrap.28_elem_.29
Karl Rudd
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Hi all
I've started collecting some examples I've come across while solving
problems using jQuery. I guess they could be interesting to the
community as a whole.
These (sort of) tricks are available here: http://dmitriid.com/jquery/en/
I hope to add more examples with time.
Hopefully, this
As usual, it comes down to selector-fu, thanks gyes :)
Andreas
On Feb 12, 2007, at 23:56 , Klaus Hartl wrote:
Mike Alsup schrieb:
What about this?
$(':checkbox:checked', checkboxes);
Sweet!
If you don't need to filter radios, I guess $(':checked') would work,
doesn't it?
-- Klaus
Just one comment, i dont like to repeat ID's =)
2007/2/13, Dmitrii Dimandt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all
I've started collecting some examples I've come across while solving
problems using jQuery. I guess they could be interesting to the
community as a whole.
These (sort of) tricks are available
Hey all,
I'm probably just tired but I would have thought that the following
should get any links with a href=/home.html
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]/home.html]')
But it doesn't work... What's the correct way of getting these elements?
Thanks,
Allan
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Some browsers store the href attribute as full path, so /home.html would become
http://www.some.com/home.html.
Nandi
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6) Finally, can anyone comment on introducing jQuery into a team of
web
developers with low to moderate javascript experience, building
webapps or
web sites that could run into the millions of dollars? Is jQuery
robust
enough and easy enough to deploy that it's an easy win?
I showed
Dmitrii Dimandt schrieb:
Hi all
I've started collecting some examples I've come across while solving
problems using jQuery. I guess they could be interesting to the
community as a whole.
These (sort of) tricks are available here: http://dmitriid.com/jquery/en/
I hope to add more
hi Allan,
To quote Jorn's tutorial:
More often then selecting anchors by name, you might need to
selected anchors by their href attribute. This can be a problem as
browsers behave quite inconsistently when returning what they think
the href value is. To match only a part of the
Thanks heaps for that David, works beautifully :-)
Do you have a link to the tutorial?
Cheers,
Allan
David wrote:
hi Allan,
To quote Jorn's tutorial:
More often then selecting anchors by name, you might need to
selected anchors by their href attribute. This can be a problem
On 2/13/07, Allan Mullan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I'm probably just tired but I would have thought that the following
should get any links with a href=/home.html
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]/home.html]')
But it doesn't work... What's the correct way of getting these elements?
Nope,
Is it possible to find all IDs who's beginning matches a string but with
different endings. I can't use class's as i'm using them for styles.
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From http://docs.jquery.com/DOM/Traversing/Selectors#CSS_Selectors :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] an E element whose foo attribute value begins exactly
with the string bar
So maybe (untested):
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]') where foo is what the all of the IDs start with.
You know you can style classes too...
OK, I'm not very well up on SVN...
I've read that the latest build on SVN might fix the problem of
flickering in FF Mac, so thought I'd download it to test...
Which file/branch/etc. should I be trying?
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Works a treat. Thanks a lot.
The class is doing the styles, but i have to apply a unique ID for certain
rows on a table.
Hard to explain completely, but suffice to say, your code works. Much
appreciated.
Erik Beeson wrote:
From http://docs.jquery.com/DOM/Traversing/Selectors#CSS_Selectors :
Thank you! The example has been updated!
On 2/13/07, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's more semantic markup I'd use for that:
ul id=wrapper
li
h2Title 1/h2
pBody 1/p
/li
li
h2Title 2/h2
pBody 2/p
/li
li
h2Title
Matt Kruse wrote:
1) There seems to be a lot of emphasis on using selectors and
pseudo-selectors to access everything. It makes code short and simple, but
is it really the most efficient?
Reusing selectors helps performance.
You can reuse a selection by storing selected elements in a
hello!
i'm trying to have the selected option's value in a select element populate an
input field.
i tried this:
script type=text/javascript
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#allOrganisations').change(function() {
$(#organisation).attr(value, $(option,this).val());
});
});
hmm..
no response...
experts..do you have any suggestion..
This is almost certainly an issue with IE's 'hasLayout' property.
What version of the corner plugin are you using? The latest version
shouldn't have any problems with layout issues.
it kind of work, but it always give the same value, no matter what the user
picks. Is there a way to know which option is selected ?
i looked in the documentation, and :selection is not supported.
For single selects you can get the value right on the select element:
Just discovered that simple wildcards can be used *without* modifying jquery
code (phew), by using \\S* in the selector syntax...
Can be done like this: $(INPUT.myClass\\S*) will match .myClass1 and
.myClassHello etc.
This only works where selector searches in the jquery code rely on a regex,
I recently had a need for a simple wildcard in the class selector syntax.
eg: $(INPUT.myClass*) would match .myClass1 and .myClassHello etc.
As an experiment to make this work I made a small change to JQuery's code
but that is decidedly poor practice! I'd like to apply the change as a small
Hi,
Thanks to all your reply...actually I can use wrap..as I will be inserting
one more row..and both of them are not in the center of the table. ...I just
showed the example for convience...the actual code that I am trying to work
out is this
Original
Original
div class=box
span
Ritesh,
There are a couple of corner plugins available. Which one are you using
for this example? I'll see if I can help.
Rey..
Agrawal, Ritesh wrote:
hmm..
no response...
experts..do you have any suggestion..
Regards,
Ritesh
Agrawal, Ritesh wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to get corner
George Adamson schrieb:
Just discovered that simple wildcards can be used *without* modifying jquery
code (phew), by using \\S* in the selector syntax...
Can be done like this: $(INPUT.myClass\\S*) will match .myClass1 and
.myClassHello etc.
This only works where selector searches in
try this
$(#Organisations).change(function(){
$(#organisation).attr('value', $(this).attr('value') );
});
Regards,
Ritesh
Alexandre Plennevaux-2 wrote:
hello!
i'm trying to have the selected option's value in a select element
populate an input field.
i tried this:
Is it possible to be able to close an iframe from within itself?
I am using an iframe thickbox to upload an image. I would like to be able
to close the iframe/thickbox and refresh the page when the script completes.
Anyone got any ideas?
Thanks
Marc
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This should work:
$('div.image p').width($('div.image p').prev().width());
Although I am not sure why $(this) would not work; perhaps someone else will
know why?
On 2/13/07, Seb Duggan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a number of pictures with captions that will be floated
right in the main
Seb Duggan schrieb:
I've got a number of pictures with captions that will be floated
right in the main body text. The HTML looks like this:
div class=image
img src=myimage.jpg width=250 height=350 alt=Image
description
pA caption for the image/p
/div
Because the images
Matt,
I think your final statement sealed the deal when I was deciding. This list
is packed with experienced, patient, and helpful jQuery gurus. I've been
developing for nearly a decade and have subscribed to a lot of lists over
those years, and the degree of helpfulness you see on here is rare
Thanks Klaus.
Yes, I'm using jQuery 1.1.
However, this still doesn't seem to work. Try the sample code with a
longer caption, and this:
$('div.image p').click( function() {
alert( $(this).width() );
});
Now, clicking the caption will report its actual width. It's not
being limited to the
Matt,
You 've been one of my js heroes for years, welcome on board!
alex
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Subject: Re: [jQuery] jQuery Design Decisions? Comparison to
Matt,
First off, a warning that this response doesn't address any of your specific
questions; I'm still semi-new to jQuery and thus I'll leave the big
questions for others. However, if you don't read anymore past this, just
count this as a vote of confidence for the jQuery community!
Before I
Now with the new version of the Interface plugin, there is a function
'animation stop'. Can you resolve the 'stack up issue' with it, as I could
not.
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Hi all.
I've just found the Accordion plug-in and it seems pretty straight forward
to implement but I get an $(:first-child, this)[0] has no properties in
firebug when the page load and the navigation doesn't work. My code is
really simple but maybe it could be thickbox or I'm just tired..
...
Oh silly me, thanks Klaus, excellent suggestion. That should cover most
situations.
Much simpler than fiddling with regex, and easier for others to follow!
Cheers,
George
Klaus Hartl wrote:
George Adamson schrieb:
Just discovered that simple wildcards can be used *without* modifying
Hi all,
I was investigating a memory leak in my application and unfortunately
everything led to jQuery. So I created this simple HTML file:
html
head
script src=packages/jquery/jquery-latest.pack.js /script
/head
body test /body
/html
Then I started Drip, the IE Leak Detector
Matt,
Just my two cents. JQuery's selectors and transversing got me hooked,
its abstracted AJAX functions made me stay. If you're looking to
introduce jQuery to a group of developers, why not have them develop
the same application in plain jane js and then using jQuery. Compare
the flexibility
I am using Dave Methvin's corner plugin..Its available from the link below
But what version? When I run your code with the latest version (1.7)
I don't have any problems in IE (6 or 7).
Mike
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How fast are you reloading? We have code to remove all memory
leak-able code, but if it's reloading too fast, it may never get to
that point.
To our understanding, jQuery doesn't have any known leak points. What
version of jQuery are you using?
--John
On 2/13/07, Michal.Till [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have updated my plugins for working with select boxes. I am unable
to test in Safari, but there should hopefully be no problems. Tested
in IE 7, Firefox 2 and Opera 8.54. Available at
http://www.texotela.co.uk/code/jquery/select/
Changes:
addOption also replaces options with the same value (so
Hi Mike,
Thanks for probing me...actually the problem was with jquery..I was using
older version of jquery ..I downloaded that last year in November...once I
updated my jquery everything started working fine..
cheers :)
Ritesh
malsup wrote:
I am using Dave Methvin's corner plugin..Its
Mike's been doing a lot of heavy lifting on the plugin lately, so I wouldn't
call it *my* plugin. Especially since it isn't working. :-)
Can you post a link to a test page? Lacking that, can you expand on the
definition of isn't working and describe what you are seeing?
Hi Dave,
I tested
On 13/02/07, Jon Ege Ronnenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all.
I've just found the Accordion plug-in and it seems pretty straight forward
to implement but I get an $(:first-child, this)[0] has no properties in
firebug when the page load and the navigation doesn't work. My code is
really
Hey guys, does Jquery not get along with complex HTML table wrapping or
handling?
I posted this last night, and haven't heard anything.
Here is the source code: http://www.ryandoom.com/Portals/5/PhotoDrop.zip
I have been playing with Jquery for about a week now and have had a lot of
success
or jq('#...
this completely solved the problem of collision...
howard
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That's true. It's easy to forget that jQuery can't do EVERYTHING for you
('cause it's awesome). Thanks
On 2/13/07, Sam Collett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 13/02/07, Jon Ege Ronnenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all.
I've just found the Accordion plug-in and it seems pretty straight
forward
Hi Seb,
If you want to do an SVN checkout, the instructions at http://
docs.jquery.com/Downloading_jQuery should help.
If you just want to quickly grab a file, feel free to take one of the
flavors on my test server.
They are all Rev 1316 from 2/9/07, and they should have the flicker
fix
On Feb 13, 2:23 pm, Dmitrii Dimandt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've started collecting some examples I've come across while solving
problems using jQuery. I guess they could be interesting to the
community as a whole.
These (sort of) tricks are available here:http://dmitriid.com/jquery/en/
maybe i'm missing something obvious, but when i do this...
$().shortkeys({
'Ctrl': function(){
alert('Ctrl');
}
});
i get nothing. yet any other key i assign works just fine. i tried all
lowercase too ctrl. does
This has been fixed in SVN but you'll need Revision 1323 or greater.
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On 2/13/07, Aaron Heimlich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2/13/07, Allan Mullan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I'm probably just tired but I would have thought that the following
should get any links
Hi all ,
This seems exactly the same problem as mine see
http://www.nabble.com/Newbie-Question---wraping-an-element-tf3219302.html
Glad to see someone else is also having trouble :-)
Ritesh
Ryan Doom wrote:
Hey guys, does Jquery not get along with complex HTML table wrapping or
Dominik:
If you're comfortable using the json_encode function in PHP 5.2.0, you
could do the following:
Client Side (each id for select, #company for ul):
$(function(){
$(#category).change(function(){
$.getJSON('myapp.php',{category:$(this).val()},function(json){
$(#state).empty();
Sure - I just recently asked the same question and the method to do this is:
$(frameElement); // The iframe itself
$(frameElement.parentNode); // This is the div tag containing the iframe
mmch wrote:
Is it possible to be able to close an iframe from within itself?
I am using an iframe
I'm not sure how I missed that. I use
http://jquery.bassistance.de/api-browser and
http://docs.jquery.com/DOM/Traversing/Selectors on a daily basis.
Again, thanks. I'm a DOM programmer so I'm having to force myself to
rethink everything. Sometimes it just takes a hit from the experts to break
Mr. Kruse,
I'd like to take a minute to respond to your well thought out post. Item 6
is the only one I think I can speak authoritatively on.
I'm a msdn.microsoft.com/vfoxpro/ Visual Foxpro developer working at a
multi location clinic developing intranet applications that fill the gaps
left
Thank you for these links Karl. I was about to request this when I got
called away. I came back only to find this post. Thank you very much.
-Geoff
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On Feb 13, 2007, at 11:22 AM, R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah wrote:
For #1, what about:
$(document).ready(function() {
$(#wrapper p).hide(); //hide initially
$(#wrapper h2).click (function() {
$(p, $(this).parent()).slideToggle(slow);
});
});
Looks good to me.
Aaron Heimlich schrieb:
On 2/12/07, *Jörn Zaefferer* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Implementing multiple messages per rule via plugin settings should be
pretty straight forward, but not via the other mechanisms (title
attribute, error labels in markup).
Jon Ege Ronnenberg schrieb:
That's true. It's easy to forget that jQuery can't do EVERYTHING for
you ('cause it's awesome). Thanks
By the way, I've update the plugin
(http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-accordion/) today,
it now allows to close all parts of the accordion via
any luck with this - i still have been unable to get it to work.
Charles Capps wrote:
bdee wrote:
I have been playing with the autocomplete feature of the interface plugin
and
i have it working nicely in firefox but for some reason it doesnt work in
IE. how can i get it to work in IE?
Hi John.
Thanks for taking a stab at this! Your solution does fit my problem
statement, and I agree it's a clever approach.
I grabbed the function you sent and I got wrapall from the URL you sent.
I'm not getting good behavior overall from it and I'm new enough to
jQuery that I can't tell
On 13/02/07, Sam Collett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have updated my plugins for working with select boxes. I am unable
to test in Safari, but there should hopefully be no problems. Tested
in IE 7, Firefox 2 and Opera 8.54. Available at
http://www.texotela.co.uk/code/jquery/select/
Changes:
And actually I just fixed an issue with the ^= selector and href in
firefox. So you will actually need REV 1336.
a href=#test/a
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]#]').size(); // previous to 1336 in firefox would report 0
Hopefully that wraps up the href attribute selector issues.
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Matt Kruse schrieb:
I am evaluating jQuery for two purposes:
I think one point yet deserves a litte more focus:
jQuery's core is small, but it has already a ton of plugins available.
Still, it is quite likely that you have some requirement that isn't
covered fully by an available plugin. In
I posted my sample HTML here:
http://ncyoung.com/temp/simplify.html
.:||:._.:||:._.:||:._.:||:._.:||:._.:||:._.:||:._.:||:._.:||:._.:||:._.:
||:.
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Cisco.com-Interface Development
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Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Matt Kruse schrieb:
I am evaluating jQuery for two purposes:
Just discovered your use unary operator tip
(http://www.javascripttoolbox.com/bestpractices/#plus). Great! Much more
succinct then a parseInt(value).
I don't really like the term Best Practice
I haven't seen a community were developers learnd that much from others
as jQuery's. The bloody newbies that asked basic questions months or
even weeks ago, are now answering complex question themselve.
And some of them even make it to the project team. ;o)
On 2/13/07, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The first line of that function is already included in the plugin
I know, that's where I got it from.
but not generating IDs. Sounds like a good idea, I'll investigate that.
Here's something to start you off:
function
Thanks Karl - that's very useful.
And yes, the FF flicker is now fixed!
Seb
On 13 Feb 2007, at 16:21, Karl Swedberg wrote:
Hi Seb,
If you want to do an SVN checkout, the instructions at http://
docs.jquery.com/Downloading_jQuery should help.
If you just want to quickly grab a file,
This worked Karl! Thanks... Would this be a bug then?
* Ritesh - Karl's comment solved my problem, even though I think how I was
doing it 'should' work.
Ryan Doom
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www.webascender.com
office : 517.579.0420
mobile : 517.507.9274
Very cool. I wanted to look at doing something with Pipes so this will
give me a start.
Rey
Shane Graber - jQuery wrote:
Saw this posted on del.icio.us this afternoon and thought I'd forward
it to the discussion group:
http://comments.deasil.com/2007/02/10/y-pipe-integrated-with-ajax/
Matt,
Welcome! I have been a huge fan of your work. I am hoping youd adopt
jQuery instead of others... itll be great to have another js guru (amongst
the many) in the camp.
Michael
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Seb Duggan schrieb:
Thanks Klaus.
Yes, I'm using jQuery 1.1.
However, this still doesn't seem to work. Try the sample code with a
longer caption, and this:
$('div.image p').click( function() {
alert( $(this).width() );
});
Now, clicking the caption will report its actual width.
$(.Photo).before(table border='0' cellpadding='0' cellspacing='0'
width='1'trtdx /tdtd).after(/tdtdy/td/tr/table);
The arguments to .before() and .after()should be well-formed complete HTML
fragments. You can't pass the top half of a table to .before() and the
bottom half to .after(). To wrap
Just discovered your use unary operator tip
(http://www.javascripttoolbox.com/bestpractices/#plus).
Great! Much more succinct then a parseInt(value).
Be very careful using the + operator this way.
+32px returns NaN
parseInt(32px) returns 32
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Stupid me, I forgot a return statement (too much Ruby lately)... and
also the unit seems to be required:
$('div.image p').css('width', function() {
return $(this).prev().width() + 'px';
});
jQuery.prop could be modified to append the px to computed values like
On Feb 13, 2007, at 4:25 PM, Dave Methvin wrote:
Just discovered your use unary operator tip
(http://www.javascripttoolbox.com/bestpractices/#plus).
Great! Much more succinct then a parseInt(value).
Be very careful using the + operator this way.
+32px returns NaN
parseInt(32px) returns 32
Thank you to everyone for all your responses. I have indeed decided to go
with jQuery as a base for future work, so I also plan to contribute to the
project with my own plugins, etc.
I like the summary of jQuery that has been expressed like this:
$('selectSomething').doSomething()
It seems
dave.methvin wrote:
Just discovered your use unary operator tip
(http://www.javascripttoolbox.com/bestpractices/#plus).
Great! Much more succinct then a parseInt(value).
Be very careful using the + operator this way.
+32px returns NaN
parseInt(32px) returns 32
True, but in this case
I find having the doSomething part as separate plugins works very
nicely and allows me to be flexible with different sites and not load
a bunch of stuff I'm not actually using. I then just create an ant
task to put all the files into one and compress.
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On 2/13/07, Matt Kruse
Be very careful using the + operator this way.
+32px returns NaN
parseInt(32px) returns 32
True, but in this case you aren't really type-converting to a number,
you're actually wanting to extract a number from a string.
Yeah, I just saw the gleam in Jörn's eye and knew he was thinking
Perfect, Klaus!
Thanks, that does exactly what I want it to. Now to rewrite the HTML,
so the float div is generated automatically, and the caption is
generated from the alt attribute...
Seb
On 13 Feb 2007, at 21:03, Klaus Hartl wrote:
Stupid me, I forgot a return statement (too much
I am trying to make a left to right animation similar to slideDown and I am
having no luck.
Is it even possible? And if it is, how do you do it?
Thanks
-Geoff
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Brice Burgess schrieb:
I really don't like the idea of forking jQuery, but I'd much rather have
less selectSomething logic and more doSomething logic, so maybe at some
point I'll prepare a version of about the same size (or bigger) with
emphasis on the opposite end. Or maybe not. jQuery does
Hi,
How fast are you reloading? What version of jQuery are you using?
To limit possible influences, I made the same experiment with plain IEs 6 and
7, reloading the test file manually, once in a 15-20 seconds interval. I use
the latest file from jquery.com, 1.1.1, * Rev: 1153, Date:
Geoffrey Knutzen wrote:
I am trying to make a left to right animation similar to slideDown and
I am having no luck.
Is it even possible? And if it is, how do you do it?
Thanks
-Geoff
Geoff,
Anything is possible :)
I know that the Interface Elements for jQuery covers this under
I used
.animate({opacity: 'hide',height: 'hide', left:window.innerWidth-90,
top:window.innerHeight-90},
slow,'',function(){$(this).attr('style','display:none')})
to
slide down and to the left!
on my puppy's pages http://jpassoc.com/junior all his slide shows use
that effect!
On 2/13/07,
There's a whole mess of Forms plugins:
http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins#Forms
All of them focus on different tasks (although, there's currently a bunch of
validation plugins).
I think you'll find that it's trivial to extend jQuery with plugins, and
really make it your own.
--John
On 2/13/07,
Hi Matt,
It seems that the library has heavy emphasis on the selectSomething in its
core, and depends a lot on plugins for the doSomething part. I can forsee
writing my own jQuery++ or whatever that adds a lot more functionality
that I consider to be core rather than depending on multiple
Dave Methvin schrieb:
True, but in this case you aren't really type-converting to a number,
you're actually wanting to extract a number from a string.
Yeah, I just saw the gleam in Jörn's eye and knew he was thinking about
changing the parseInt/parseFloat to + in jQuery core. There are
Can't think of any way offhand - go for it.
--John
On 2/13/07, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Klaus Hartl schrieb:
Stupid me, I forgot a return statement (too much Ruby lately)... and
also the unit seems to be required:
$('div.image p').css('width', function() {
return
Geoffrey Knutzen wrote:
I am trying to make a left to right animation similar to slideDown and
I am having no luck.
Is it even possible? And if it is, how do you do it?
Geoff,
I forgot to mention the jQ Easing plugin;
http://gsgd.co.uk/sandbox/jquery.easing.php
This can serve as a
I ended up hacking the display: block into the code - see around line 150:
http://leftoversraiding.org/skin/leftovers-main/js/interface/iautocompleter.js
I've still been trying to figure out the actual source of the behavior
so I can file an actual bug and perhaps more sane patch, but this fixed
Have anybody encountered such a problem? It happens when ajax is
called probably, as my clients say so (based on whenever loading...
message appears)
Thanks in advance
Danial
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hi Allan,
The tutorial is here:
http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Getting_Started_with_jQuery
Cheers,
DB
Allan Mullan wrote:
Thanks heaps for that David, works beautifully :-)
Do you have a link to the tutorial?
Cheers,
Allan
David wrote:
hi Allan,
To quote Jorn's tutorial:
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Klaus Hartl schrieb:
Stupid me, I forgot a return statement (too much Ruby lately)... and
also the unit seems to be required:
$('div.image p').css('width', function() {
return $(this).prev().width() + 'px';
});
jQuery.prop could be modified to append the
Rey Bango-2 wrote:
Send me the link to the PT one and we'll see what we can do.
This one is nice:
http://snook.ca/files/prototype_1.5.0_snookca.pdf
as is this one:
http://www.snook.ca/archives/javascript/prototype_disse/
Although sometimes cheat sheets end up just being a list of methods
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