Rey Bango schrieb:
Dustin has strong ties to the YUI! camp being a former Yahooligan but I
think he realizes that YUI! can be daunting for the average developer. I
don't think its an ego thing per se as much as I think he's trying to
abstract it a bit to make YUI! more attractive. Also, he
Hi folks,
I apologize if this is a little less Jquery and a
little more general AJAX/PHP in nature, but I am
completely stuck and was hoping there's tribal
knowledge I failed to learn.
I have a login panel on each page of my site. The
actual authentication takes place in a file called
login.php,
I don't know much about your specific problem, but I thought I'd share
how I do AJAXified login. First I have a form with action set to the
login page so it will work without javascript. Then I hijack the form
with ajaxForm() from the form plugin. I have the ajax return JSON and
have a callback
Hi Patrick
var json=$.params2json(myFormParams.vars);
will return a hash (object). To convert a hash into a string, you will need
something like json.js.
document.getElementById('json').innerHTML=json.toJSONString();
should give you what you expect.
However, if you merely want to submit the json
Why does show(0,callback) not run the callback function?
(Looking in the jQuery 1.1 code I see that is the way it is coded)
I ran into this issue because my code chooses an animation speed of zero
when the element contains too many items to animate smoothly. I found that
the callback only fired
Hi!
I'm after some assistance (syntax I guess) on how one selects the
current row of a table.
The context of this query is that I have a table of data in which the
last column of each row contains a checkbox which the user checks if
the data case is to be deleted.
When checked, I want
Hello folks,
I'm after some assistance (syntax I guess) on how one selects the
current row of a table.
The context of this query is that I have a table of data in which the
last column of each row contains a checkbox which the user checks if
the data case is to be deleted.
When checked, I
Thanks Adam,
That's certainly closer, but it's not quite there - at least on my page.
$(this).parent('tr').highlightFade doesn't fire.
On the other hand, $(this).parent('td').highlightFade... does fire on
the td within which the checkbox sits.
Sorry, but I'm unsure how to go one step
Hi!
$(this).parent('td').parent('tr').highlightFade(...
Is there shorthand syntax for .parent('td').parent('tr')?
Sorry, made a typo. So this is the solution for you:
$(this).parents('tr').highlightFade(...
Cheers,
Adam
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I found a solution
$(this).parent('td').parent('tr').highlightFade(...
Is there shorthand syntax for .parent('td').parent('tr')?
Thanks/Bruce
At 12:09 a.m. 31/03/2007, you wrote:
Thanks Adam,
That's certainly closer, but it's not quite there - at least on my page.
Also, what is that ## selector about?
--Erik
On 3/30/07, Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a question I got from a friend of mine:
$(##players tr:gt(0)).each(
function()
{
s = parseFloat($(td:eq(0), this).text());
}
);
How do I break out of
This is a question I got from a friend of mine:
$(##players tr:gt(0)).each(
function()
{
s = parseFloat($(td:eq(0), this).text());
}
);
How do I break out of this loop? I don't need to go to the very end.
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Venturing a guess, I'd say maybe try returning false?
--Erik
On 3/30/07, Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a question I got from a friend of mine:
$(##players tr:gt(0)).each(
function()
{
s = parseFloat($(td:eq(0), this).text());
}
);
How do
Hi
$($(E).children().get(1)).hide();
How can I hide all elements 1
so I want hide all E except the first
Regards
PS : eq works fine too thanks Karl
2007/3/26, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ah yes, of course. I'm glad you figured it out! I think part of the
problem with our solutions
Just FYI...
I meant no insult...it just seems like, if he's so influenced by jQuery,
that it would have made more sense to join the jQ team. Especially since
we're going to be picking up YUI tools via Jack Slocum.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
You can use gt() and lt() for this (as per the docs).
Chris
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Hi Bruce,
Adam's solution was very close, but you'll need an s on the end of
parent.
$(this).parents('tr').highlightFade...
Also, if you have nested tables for some reason, you can put
the :first pseudo-class on the tr, like so:
Could you please rephrase the question, although I think you maybe
looking for something like this:
JavaScript:
$(#edit_upload).click(function(){
if($(#edit_field).val() != 0) {
$(form).submit();
}
});
HTML:
form action=submit.php method=get
input type=text id=edit_field
On Mar 30, 2007, at 8:40 AM, Brunner Adam wrote:
Hi!
$(this).parent('td').parent('tr').highlightFade(...
Is there shorthand syntax for .parent('td').parent('tr')?
Sorry, made a typo. So this is the solution for you:
$(this).parents('tr').highlightFade(...
Cheers,
Adam
argh! Sorry, I
That's a leftover from ColdFusion :)
I didn't test whether your solution works, but I guess it should (from a
quick look at jQuery code)
Thank you!
Erik Beeson wrote:
Also, what is that ## selector about?
--Erik
On 3/30/07, Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a
I noticed it a couple of days ago (posted it to the Sites using JQuery
thread). They're also using Thickbox 2.1 (built on JQuery, obviously) to
display extension screenshots.
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Okay, so Pete Cashmore, owner of Mashable was ragging on a new site that
generates stripes for that Web 2.0 effect. I actually think the stripe
generator is pretty cool so I replied in the comments section about it:
http://mashable.com/2007/03/29/stripe-generator/
Read the comments to see how
That's exactly what I was thinking of. Thanks!
On Mar 29, 1:10 pm, Roman Weich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Baxter schrieb: Any ideas how one could hide/show table columns, rather than
rows?
I've made something like this some days ago.
Maybe you want to take a
I believe you aren't handling the session correctly, remember, AJAX
calls don't automatically attach the session ID to your URL variables,
so you have to do it manually (if it's not in the cookie), either by
directly attaching to the target url:
$.getJSON(target.php?sid=+session id,...,...);
or
That page with the email animations is awesome! It's like a web Chamber
of Horrors :-)
I think you won that comments debate.
Paul Caton.
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Oh I know you meant no insult Andy. I wanted to give you some feedback
though.
Rey...
Andy Matthews wrote:
Just FYI...
I meant no insult...it just seems like, if he's so influenced by jQuery,
that it would have made more sense to join the jQ team. Especially since
we're going to be
Gaah! My eyes!
Classic! I'm still giggling.
- Brian
That page with the email animations is awesome! It's like a web Chamber
of Horrors :-)
I think you won that comments debate.
Paul Caton.
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Is there an issue in IE that won't let you put Javascript in content
that is pulled in via Ajax. I have a page that has a navigation menu and
when you click on any of the links it pulls an HTML page in with Ajax. I
am using the *Ajax History
http://www.mikage.to/jquery/jquery_history.html
How can I display highlightFade for the same id? Using this script below
only the first element(Credit Card Flag) with that id looks with highlight.
...
script type=text/javascript src=../js/jquery.js/script
script type=text/javascript
src=../js/jquery.highlightFade.js/script
...
haha! He dared me!
Paul Caton wrote:
That page with the email animations is awesome! It's like a web Chamber
of Horrors :-)
I think you won that comments debate.
Paul Caton.
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Well, thats quite a lot to ask, but I'm in a giving mood:
Javascript:
$(function(){
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]).click(function(){
if(confirm(Are you sure you'd like to delete this photo?)) {
var photo_id = $(this).parent().find(input).val();
Mike Alsup wrote:
Tsk, tsk, Rey. Your code is not very jQuery at all. What's with
this verbsoity?
$(#icons).corner();
$(#construction).corner();
So how should I have done the code, Masterson! Show the grasshopper your
ways!
That hurts my eyes as much as the ani
Brian Miller schrieb:
Gaah! My eyes!
Classic! I'm still giggling.
- Brian
Haha, you should also have a look at the 1996 Geocities theme from CSS
Zengarden? Be careful...
http://csszengarden.com/?cssfile=http://www.brucelawson.co.uk/zen/sample.css
-- Klaus
That should work.
$('#icons, #construction').corner();
On 3/30/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike Alsup wrote:
Tsk, tsk, Rey. Your code is not very jQuery at all. What's with
this verbsoity?
$(#icons).corner();
$(#construction).corner();
So how should I have done the
$(#icons, #construction).corner();
On 3/30/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike Alsup wrote:
Tsk, tsk, Rey. Your code is not very jQuery at all. What's with
this verbsoity?
$(#icons).corner();
$(#construction).corner();
So how should I have done the code, Masterson!
Thanks John Joan! Fixed.
Hey John, what'd you think of the page?!? Its like retro-Web 2.0 huh? ;o)
Rey...
John Resig wrote:
$(#icons, #construction).corner();
On 3/30/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike Alsup wrote:
Tsk, tsk, Rey. Your code is not very jQuery at all. What's
On 3/30/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks John Joan! Fixed.
Hey John, what'd you think of the page?!? Its like retro-Web 2.0 huh? ;o)
You mean it is like web 1.996. We've come a long way in the last few
thousandths of revisions. :)
--
Brandon Aaron
Dan Shields wrote:
Is there an issue in IE that won't let you put Javascript in content
that is pulled in via Ajax. I have a page that has a navigation menu
and when you click on any of the links it pulls an HTML page in with
Ajax. I am using the *Ajax History
Selecting by ID in that syntax only selects the first element. Also,
pages should only have one element of the same ID, but if you want to
you can search using attribute checks.
$([EMAIL
PROTECTED]'show_credit_card']).highlightFade({color:'yellow',speed:1000,iterator:'sinusoidal'});
But it
Thanks Blair. Works very nice!
2007/3/30, Blair Mitchelmore [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Selecting by ID in that syntax only selects the first element. Also,
pages should only have one element of the same ID, but if you want to
you can search using attribute checks.
$([EMAIL
Thanks to both of you for your responses,
I guess I'm still having a hard time wrapping my head
around what AJAX is doing with my session vars that
make it impossible to use in my existing PHP files. I
was under the impression that session vars are just
... around in the browser, so if they are
ie won't execute javascript in the ajax response if there's no text
returned along with it.. so simply return some text with it or similar..
or you can wrap it all up in a callback function so you won't need to
return any script from the server..
dennis.
Dan Shields wrote:
Is there an issue
On 3/30/07, Kim Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Should I be recalling
session_start?
As a general rule, you should call session_start() in *every* PHP script
that accesses $_SESSION. Where you call it depends on whether you're using
output buffering or not[1], but it must *always* be
As a side note, if you (or anyone else, for that matter) are having problems
with Tredosoft's MultipleIEs (http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE) and PHP
sessions, be sure to upgrade to at least the version that was released on
07/11/2006 (November 11, 2006) as versions before that had issues with
I'm working with the validation plugin and I'm trying to work out the id of
the first form field that causes an error. Hopefully someone will tell me
there's a really easy way to do this but I couldn't find it so, as a start,
I've added a new function in validate.js:
returnList: function() {
I am indeed not using output buffering. I call
session_start as the first thing on every page, before
the headers are sent. I also call session_start on my
login page, first thing.
If I use output buffering, do you think that would fix
things? I could call session_start() again as a
callback
Question: is session_start() called on the page where this code is run?
var loggedin = ?=$_SESSION['loggedin']?;
if (loggedin == true)
{
$(div#login).hide();
$(div#logout).unhide();
}
else
{
$(div#login).unhide();
$(div#logout).hide();
}
On
On 3/30/07, Kim Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
called via ajaxsubmit (async set to false).
You should *really* avoid doing this as it completely freezes the entire
browser until the request is complete (very bad!!). I highly recommend that
you check out Mike Alsup's blockUI plugin (
I just downloaded this to give it a shot and it looks great, but I
have a couple of questions:
1. I have a dark background that the tabs have to sit atop. The
background image for tabs appears not to be transparent.
2. The tabs appear to be fixed width - maybe due to the image size?
I need to
Ah, it's actually not... here's the breakdown of the
included files:
index.php (sample normal page which has the login
box in it)
(included at start of index.php)
-page_init.php
(included at start of page_init.php)
-dbconnect.php //connects database
-startsession.php //CALLS
Rob Wilkerson schrieb:
I just downloaded this to give it a shot and it looks great, but I
have a couple of questions:
1. I have a dark background that the tabs have to sit atop. The
background image for tabs appears not to be transparent.
2. The tabs appear to be fixed width - maybe due
Thanks. Just wanted to make sure it wasn't something the plugin did
out-of-the-box that I just wasn't seeing. :-)
On 3/30/07, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rob Wilkerson schrieb:
I just downloaded this to give it a shot and it looks great, but I
have a couple of questions:
1. I
mmjaeger wrote:
anybody else experiencing problems with the nightly build downloads?
anyone able to fix those download links?
thank you
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If that code is not executed in the same request as code that calls
session_start(), then you will have problems (though that doesn't appear to
be the case).
Try adding a call to session_start() just before that code is run, see if
that helps at all.
Is there any chance that you could send me
I get something the following whenever I try to access
http://jquery.com/src/nightlies/:
It redirects to http://code.jquery.com/nightlies/ which produces the
following XML:
Error
CodeNoSuchKey/Code
MessageThe specified key does not exist./Message
Keynightlies//Key
I'm unclear about the different methods of selecting a portion of a
text input .. I'm testing with firefox 2 first. Any ideas?
jQuery.fn.valSel = function(val,start, end){
var field = this
field.val(val)
var m =
if (field.createTextRange) {
var selRange =
I finally got around to setting up an example for this issue.
Try each of these pages in IE6. To see the problem, Refresh the page
repeatedly about 5 or 6 times. The 1.0.4 example should work fine. On your
3rd or 4th refresh with the 1.1.2 page, CSS start to get buggy and
background images
Baxter schrieb:
That's exactly what I was thinking of. Thanks!
On Mar 29, 1:10 pm, Roman Weich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Baxter schrieb: Any ideas how one could hide/show table columns, rather
than rows?
I've made something like this some days ago.
Maybe you want to take a
Using jquery-1.0.4.js - NO PROBLEMS
http://www.dilltree.com/test/jtest104.html
Using jquery-latest.pack.js - CSS ISSUES ON REFRESH.
http://www.dilltree.com/test/jtest112.html
Jeremy,
Have you tried an unpacked version of 1.1.2?
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Thanks both,
Bruce
At 01:28 a.m. 31/03/2007, you wrote:
On Mar 30, 2007, at 8:40 AM, Brunner Adam wrote:
Hi!
$(this).parent('td').parent('tr').highlightFade(...
Is there shorthand syntax for .parent('td').parent('tr')?
Sorry, made a typo. So this is the solution for you:
Hi All,
Interface comes with a nice source package, but what I need is one really
big file combined.
I have join utilities on my computer, so joining them is not a big deal, but
I was curious as to whether or not there is a specific order that they
should be included in?
Anyone know?
Thanks in
Yes. And 1.1.1. Packed or unpacked, same result.
-Original Message-
From: Mike Alsup [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007 2:23 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; jQuery Discussion
Subject: Re: [jQuery] New version of jquery and IE6 bugs
Using jquery-1.0.4.js - NO PROBLEMS
Here's a link, but please don't anyone feel obligated to add it to the
directory since I just did this for fun and to learn yet more about jQuery.
http://iamzed.com/tveetter/
That page runs the Twitter public timeline RSS through a (PHP) Swedish Chef
converter and outputs the tweets. Bork!
Added:
* [http://iamzed.com/tveetter/ tveetter]
* [http://ballofdirt.com/ Ball of Dirt]
* [http://tfl.gov.uk/ Transport for London]
Thanks for the submissions!! We're at 151 sites listed to date! w00t!
Rey...
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