I don't think that's proper behavior, though. *Both* values of foo should
be posted if both are present. So, you'd either get foo=offValue, or
foo=offValue,onValue.
Either way, your backend code shouldn't break if the submitted fields are
in the wrong order.
- Brian
On 10/3/06, Mike Alsup
Looks good, but please don't use eval as the function name. It's a Bad
Idea to overload reserved/predefined words, even if namespaced.
- Brian
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One thing I'd also like to request is a complete form widgets plugin. At
the
moment there are a plethora of form widgets, each of them single plugins.
That's not very useful for someone that wants something that gets included
I don't know many people who would be able to write anything much with the
mouse, but it'd be a proof of concept all the same.
That's what Wacom tablets are for ;)
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- Brian
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
** Going to re-read to make sure I'm not complete off-base **
Okay ... so after re-reading I think that Jörn's first idea is the
better one than the other suggestions. My only concern is that it
changes the behavior of the is method. I still think making
I'm not sure I like that. If .filter() is destructive, it should be
destructive all the time. It's less confusing that way. Just my opinion.
:)
that is cool, but destructive... is there a non-destructive if
alternative available?
Or do they just remove the filtered items from the chain,
What happens if you call .checked() with no args? Wouldn't that
automatically read as false, leading to $( '#foo' ).checked() unchecking
the checkbox?
If called without any arguments, it should behave as if called with true
as an argument.
- Brian
Hey everyone -
I stumbled across a point
This is really good, and written better than what I could have done. In my
case I'm needing it to affect numerous elements on the page such as
li.sortableitem's. It doesn't seem to be allowing me to get the id of which
element is clicked on.
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I have a number of controls on a form that have a default onchange()
function. In some places I would like to change the onchange function to
something else, but I find that I have been unsuccessful in removing the
default function.
I have tried several different
Has anyone done any work with mouse gestures? For example detecting if the
user drug the mouse on a specific element at least 50 pixels left/right,
right/left, up/down, down/up?
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do you think? I'm almost feeling crazy enough to take a whack at it.
It all starts with $(label), how hard could it be? :)
- Brian
And the using it like this:
input validate=pattern:###-###-## /
And I still vote for doing in a standards compliant way...
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I don't think that, technically, things like parens and colons are
permitted in a class.
As an alternative, you can still do it standards-compliant (or write an
XHTML module):
input class=$v(pattern:###-###-##) /
The plugin checks the class if there is no validate attribute.
-- Jörn
escaped characters
and any ISO 10646 character as a numeric code (see next item). For
instance, the identifier BW? may be written as B\W\? or B\26 W\3F.
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I don't think that, technically, things like parens and colons are
permitted in a class.
I've
Brian schrieb:
After checking the W3C spec, it doesn't say much about what is and isn't
legal in a class in HTML. It simply says that it's a CDATA. But, the
examples in the spec doc do allow hyphens. I'd be cautious about what
characters I use in a class, because CSS is stricter about what
to provide custom formats.
- Brian
What about when you want to change some aspect of the mask? Say, the
phone number mask now needs to handle international numbers as well.
Why not separate the mask from the class name like this:
label for=foo class=validate phoneNum/label
input name=foo id=foo type
Perhaps there should be a FastSerialize method, that doesn't guarantee
semantic order, and uses every shortcut to cut down on dom-walking time?
This way, the developer can choose whether to use the faster method, or
the slower-but-correctly-ordered method.
- Brian
Can you explain why
I have a little bit of code that I want to hide x amount of divs, then when
they're all hidden to show a specific one. Right now I have this...
// hide all found divs
$(settings.slide).hide();
// get the slide that i want shown
div = $(settings.slide).get(i);
// show the slide when everything is
Might be related to bug #194, which Joern squished last week. Try the
latest build?
- Brian
When attempting to get an element with the name (the same happens when
I use 'id') ends with 'FieldName' I get an error 'z has no
properties'. I am doing this as the page is an ASP.NET one (so
I vote for color() always returning the same value. The problem is that
the code to clear that up is pretty bulky, by jQuery standards. If we
re-wrote it to be smaller overall, it might be a candidate for inclusion.
Otherwise, John might ask that we make it a plugin.
- Brian
On 9/18/06
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email, but a lot of mail readers aren't going to do anything special with
it.
Here it is, for those who need it:
http://jquery.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss_jquery.com
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It would help if I typed in the correct address! Sorry about that...
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Try this one.
Thanks,
Brian
John Resig wrote:
Is there a problem with .ready?
Short answer: most likely not. However, your server seems to be down
so I can't check it right away
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