Ah, it was Google Analytics all along. Everything's patched up and improved a
bit (added loading indications, some speed enhancements, and hypemachine
search) As before, it's at http://rockpolka.workingidea.com/
Daemach wrote:
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> Must be, and I hear you :)
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> tmcw wrote:
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>> Arg. C
Must be, and I hear you :)
tmcw wrote:
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> Arg. Could it be a conflict of some kind? The callback problem is killing
> me.
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> Daemach wrote:
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>> Nuts - I just saw the link to your source file. Oddly, the
>> document.ready function isn't firing an alert on my page if I submit a
>> for
Arg. Could it be a conflict of some kind? The callback problem is killing me.
Daemach wrote:
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> Nuts - I just saw the link to your source file. Oddly, the document.ready
> function isn't firing an alert on my page if I submit a form then hit the
> back button to get to my original page
>
Nuts - I just saw the link to your source file. Oddly, the document.ready
function isn't firing an alert on my page if I submit a form then hit the
back button to get to my original page
tmcw wrote:
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> Thanks, I've got it fixed now, for the most part. Ha, except I think it's
> encounterin
The code is here - http://rockpolka.workingidea.com/js/driver.js
I don't understand how this just abruptly stopped working and now I can't
get it to ever work with a callback.
tmcw wrote:
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> Can the callback be the function that it's in? For some reason, if I try
> it with another function, f
I notice that if I use history to go back to a page with the alert box "links
prepared" you are able to capture that and re-prepare the links. I am
trying to solve a window/page focus/loading event issue. Would you mind
posting how you're doing the binding that calls that function?
tmcw wrote
Can the callback be the function that it's in? For some reason, if I try it
with another function, for instance, test_alert, it runs, but it the
callback is the exterior function nothing at all happens.
wycats wrote:
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> Yep. I think there should be a way to encapsulate it, but I'll have to
> g
Hi Yehuda,
Can this approach be extended to JSON data?
I return html content of multiple divs using the pattern...
$("#nlinks2").html(sLinks);
where sLinks is a JSON field.
I cannot work out how to "hook" the call to
docReady to this code. Any help here?
Thanks,
Bruce
At 12:46 p.m. 19/0
The problem is that when I call
$('').appendTo("#data").load(newid, null,
function() {
The callback isn't being... called back.
tmcw wrote:
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> I'm trying to get some sort of blocking scenario going on here, because it
> had race conditions...
>
> if(block ==
I'm trying to get some sort of blocking scenario going on here, because it
had race conditions...
if(block == false)
{
block = true;
var newid = "/artist
Scratch that for the moment, something's awry here...
tmcw wrote:
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> Thanks, I've got it fixed now, for the most part. Ha, except I think it's
> encountering race conditions and my CS major-in-progress might actually
> come into use, but probably not. You can check it out here -
> http://rockp
Thanks, I've got it fixed now, for the most part. Ha, except I think it's
encountering race conditions and my CS major-in-progress might actually come
into use, but probably not. You can check it out here -
http://rockpolka.workingidea.com/
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
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> tmcw schrieb:
>> Does jQuery
Yep. I think there should be a way to encapsulate it, but I'll have to give
it more thought. I use this technique in an app that has some people
insisting on using Prototype, and the great thing is that they can use it
to. They simply call docReady("#theirId")
-- Yehuda
On 1/18/07, Justin Carter
On 1/19/07, Yehuda Katz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I do is apply a context to the function called by document.ready, and
> use that context in all of the calls I make in it. Then, on load()'s
> complete, I pass the stuff being updated into that method.
>
> docReady = function(cx) {
> cx =
What I do is apply a context to the function called by document.ready, and
use that context in all of the calls I make in it. Then, on load()'s
complete, I pass the stuff being updated into that method.
docReady = function(cx) {
cx = cx || document;
$("tr:odd", cx).addClass("odd")
}
$(docReady
tmcw schrieb:
> Does jQuery automatically update the DOM after new content is loaded via the
> .load() function? It seems like it's working in some cases and failing on
> others right now. If not, is there a way to manually update it? I'm binding
> a function to links with a certain class on docume
and don't forget to bind the new nodes in the complete call back too!
On 1/18/07, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> no, it updates later. You can use the complete call back to know when
> the load is loaded.
>
> On 1/18/07, tmcw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Does jQuery automatically update t
no, it updates later. You can use the complete call back to know when
the load is loaded.
On 1/18/07, tmcw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Does jQuery automatically update the DOM after new content is loaded via the
> .load() function? It seems like it's working in some cases and failing on
> other
Does jQuery automatically update the DOM after new content is loaded via the
.load() function? It seems like it's working in some cases and failing on
others right now. If not, is there a way to manually update it? I'm binding
a function to links with a certain class on document.ready, but when ne
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