Hi all,
I'm getting awkward issues with datepicker, best illustrated with
screenshots:
http://hosted.jazzle.co.uk/datePicker/datePickerIssue.jpg and
http://hosted.jazzle.co.uk/datePicker/datePickerIssue2.jpg
(the second is less of a problem but notable none the less)
I am using the latest
vitch wrote:
jazzle wrote:
Hi all,
I'm getting awkward issues with datepicker, best illustrated with
screenshots:
http://hosted.jazzle.co.uk/datePicker/datePickerIssue.jpg and
http://hosted.jazzle.co.uk/datePicker/datePickerIssue2.jpg
(the second is less of a problem but notable
Hi all,
I'm wanted to traverse up the DOM to find the nearest/closest
((+great)grand)parent which has an ID.
For example
table id=table1
tr
td id=td1
div
span
a class=meh ...
...
so from
$(.meh)
I want to find td1
I thought I could use
$(.meh).parents(@[id]).attr(id)
but
I've recently completed http://www.saintsrlfc.com/
http://www.saintsrlfc.com/ .
Quite a bit of jQuery, including striping, ThickBox, and various bespoke
codings (especially in the non-public backend).
Rey Bango-2 wrote:
Hey all,
I just wanted to let you know that I've been compiling the
I fixed mine by replacing the unclick()s with bind(unclick)s
Gerry Tucker-2 wrote:
Abel,
I had the same problem the other day and I had to change a line of code in
the Thickbox script, but right at this moment I can't for the life of me
remember what the issue was.
But if it
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is very useful, but how can I determine whether $(this)
has been changed?
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It does indeed.
BTW:
it turns out that @changed wasn't what I was remembering thinking.
It checks for the presence of an attribute called 'changed', NOT whether the
item has been changed (i.e. value != defaultValue)
Sam Collett wrote:
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is very useful, but how can I
Thanks for your thoughts Brian,
fortunately the answer from Wycat works perfectly.
I wanted to use Radio-buttons at first, but it seems that it is impossible
to return a group to having none-selected.
Citrus wrote:
jazzle,
You're going to have to code your way out of this one
That title may not make much sense, so here's the code:
tr id=?= $player['id'] ?
tdinput type=checkbox name=seventeen[apps][?= $player['id'] ?]
class=noneorone //td
tdinput type=checkbox name=seventeen[subs][?= $player['id'] ?]
class=noneorone //td
/tr
I want to be able to select
I hope you didn't assume that I hadn't considered that.
Adding a 'none' would ruin the GUI design on a few different levels.
NB: This is for an admin section I'm creating in a bespoke CMS, so no-script
is not an issue.
dave.methvin wrote:
...
Why not radio buttons? They work that way
I'm sure I must be missing something basic, but I cannot persuade buttons
which I'm showing and hiding with jQ to stay on one line.
It works fine with instant show/hide, but not with speeds
(slow/medium/fast).
Any ideas/hints/help will be appreciated,
Jez
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I don't think that can be it - these are the only items on this line.
Andy Matthews wrote:
Have you double checked to make sure the widths are set correctly? Could
be
that when the buttons get longer/shorter, it bumps another button down to
the next line?
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I don't honestly think it'll help.
The code is simple, just
input type=button class=tohide ...input type=button class=tohide
...
with jQ:
$(.tohide).hide('slow');
Brandon Aaron wrote:
Could you put together an example page?
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Brandon Aaron wrote:
On 12/13/06, jazzle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't honestly think it'll help.
Nonsense, it does help and it helps to help those who want to help.
That's why I did include some code.
It was as dave suggested
(http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-Show-Hide-Buttons-on-one
Why doesn't
$(#b6).selectedIndex = $(#s6).selectedIndex;
work? (Assuming #b6 and #s6 are similar select boxes of course. Copying
billing to shipping address BTW)
I know it's not really how jQuery code usually works, but would like to
understand why not.
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I too would find this *really* useful.
Anyone?
Olivier Meunier wrote:
Hi,
I tried interfaces Sortables, works fine with list item but not with
table rows. Does someone have tips or workaround for this?
Thanks,
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I have discovered that if an input is disabled all its events are as well.
For example
input type=text disabled=disabled onclick=alert('x'); /
won't work.
I have an input like this and want it disabled (to prevent it being posted)
unless the user wants to change the value.
I thought I could
It looks like the bug system is trac, which can be be user/pass protected (as
was very successfully done for bbPress).
Integration with the mailing list would be great, but this may not be so
straightforward, nor automatable.
Mark Gibson-8 wrote:
Hi,
I noticed there is a spam problem in
.
jazzle wrote:
I have discovered that if an input is disabled all its events are as well.
For example
input type=text disabled=disabled onclick=alert('x'); /
won't work.
I have an input like this and want it disabled (to prevent it being
posted) unless the user wants to change the value.
I
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