FF 2.0, Win XP:
Error: uncaught exception: Permission denied to call method XMLHttpRequest.open
On 2/5/07, Lquid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for that Karl.
I'm working that now as well as a solution so that the assistant can't be
dragged outside the window area.
Its free for download so
Good news :)
* The complexity of the API has dropped by 47%.
Just out of my curiosity. How do you measure API the complexity? Why
not 43.5849% :)
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David,
Naturally it doesn't work :)
if($(this).is(span.a)) would never be true, since this is refering
to the parent node of span.a.
$(span.a).parent().each(function() {
if($(this).is(span.a)){
var t = $(this).text();
$(this).html(t);
}
});
Hi,
I have a node list this:
span
abcd
span class=aefgh/span
span class=aijkl/span
span class=amnop/span
qrst
/span
Now, how can I remove all internal spans to have a single (now parent) span
holding all letters, having a jQuery object which contains all span.aelements.
I tried this
Thanks Jake, but unfortunately it does't fix my problem.
The parent node might have other children which should not be changed, e.g.
span
babc/b span class=aefgh/span iijkl/i
/span
should be changed to:
span
babc efgh iijkl/i
/span
Thanks.
On 12/26/06, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
try:
Hi,
I have a node hierarchy like this:
div class=a
div/div
div/div
/div
$(div.a/div) will select (correctly) the two child divs while
$(.a/div) selects three divs (also selects parent div).
Is this a bug?
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Sorry, my mistake!
I had another element in that page with the same class.
On 9/10/06, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm... I can't duplicate this. I somehow suspect that either:
1) You're using an old version of jQuery, try upgrading to jQuery 1.0.1:
Hi,
Is there any workaround for the problem of changing opacity in IE,
which leads to text being displayed bold and weird?
I could do that by setting background color to the element whose
opacity is changed, but I want to have it's background transparent.
A sample result is seen in download
Somewhere on the web told that adding background-color: transparent
also works, but I couldn't make it work.
On 9/5/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
kawikak schrieb:
You need to give the element your are changing opactiy for layout. The
easiest way to do this is to give the element
Hi,
Is there any method to access the first parent of an element who is of
type X. For example
elem1 name=1
elem1 name=2
elem1 name=3
elem2
/elem1
/elem1
/elem1
I have elem2 object, and want to access the first seen elem1 (whose
name is 3), or last parent who is elem1 (whose
Hi buddies,
I have some problems running ajax in IE, the same code works great in
mozilla firefox. my code is something like this :
$.ajax({
url: ''http://myUrl'),
type: GET,
error: function() {alert('ee');},
success: function(http) {
Although var div = $('.tableParent', xml).get(0); works in FF, IE
gives error on this line of jQuery:
return new RegExp((^|\\s) + a + (\\s|$)).test(e);
On 8/19/06, Mohsen Saboorian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi buddies,
I have some problems running ajax in IE, the same code works great
Hi,
I'm fetching a url using $.get():
$.get(url, function(xml) {
alert($(tag, xml).get(0).text);
});
xml is a simple xml tag:
tagbody/tag
IE works fine and alerts body, but FF alerts undefined.
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Thank you Klaus.
Yes, my MIME was set text/xml.
1. alert($(tag, xml).get(0).text);
2. alert($(tag, xml).text());
IE: 1, 2 works
FF: only 2 works
just putting a prolog on top will not make it xml. please check if you
have set the correct mime type for your ajax response.
with the extremely
Also this works fine for both IE and FF:
alert($(tag, xml).get(0).firstChild.data);
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