I dont see why not.On 9/10/06, kevdotbadger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ah i see. I take it pasting it below the current content would be a betteridea. thanks. Any other demos for interface around the net? because idislike the whole$('#ifxElement').CloseVertically(500); sdfas
would putting it like t
Ah i see. I take it pasting it below the current content would be a better
idea. thanks. Any other demos for interface around the net? because i
dislike the whole
$('#ifxElement').CloseVertically(500); sdfas
would putting it like this work
$('#showCommentBox').click(function() {
$('#ifxElement
No, i think it is going to stay as a plugin. You can move the contents of the interface.js file into your jquery file, and that would do the same thing.On 9/10/06,
kevdotbadger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ah yes, i did have a look at the interface plugin. Very nice stuff. I hearthat there going to
Ah yes, i did have a look at the interface plugin. Very nice stuff. I hear
that there going to be implimented into qjuery? so there will be no need for
the 2 files? is this true?
thanks again :)
John Resig wrote:
>
>> Also 2 more thing. could i put this into a new .js file and link it in
>> the
> Also 2 more thing. could i put this into a new .js file and link it in the
> header and it will still work?
Yes! As long as its after the jquery.js file, like you did before.
> and what other 'fxs' can i have? Iv
> experimented with the hide() and show() ones.
jQuery comes with hide/show, slid
Ah i see! I get you now! and its perfect! just what i want! and only 10
lines! WOW! Thank for all the help! you've made my day! AND you guys are so
nice to a noob around here! ususally if i post a simple question like this
and start telling you that you got the point of the topic wrong i get my bu
On Sep 9, 2006, at 7:27 AM, kevdotbadger wrote:
> It dont work sorry!
>
> any ideas? Also whats the deal with 'javascript:void(0)'? whast
> that do?
Hi, there are a couple things you can do to make this work.
1. wrap your jquery code in $(document).ready(
2. add "return false;" to your c
It dont work sorry!
$('#showCommentBox').click(function() {
$('#addcomment:hidden').slideDown();
});
$('#hideCommentBox').click(fun
haha john, your getting a little too complicated here, he just needs slideup, slidedown, no ajax requests involved ;)This should work kenton:in your :
$('#showCommentBox').click(function() {
$('#addcomment:hidden').slideDown();
});
$('#hideCommentBox').click(function() {
$('#addcomm
im quite new to juery but iv managed to setup some of the plugs to work
nicely on my pages (tabs and thickbox)
im just wounder how i would do this:
have div (hidden at first) but then slide down when a link is pressed? and
within the div have anotther link to hide it?
i know it wont be too hard
Hay, i think you got a lil too complicated for what i want! Im really
greatful for the help and replys BUT all i need is a div (#addcomment) to be
shown(slide down) when a link is clicked. then another link within the div
to slide the div up(slide up).
thanks =)
kenton.simpson wrote:
>
> I'm u
I'm using nabble for my post. I would seem somethings are not posting where
John Resig wrote:
>
>> That is correct and the $(function is shorthand. and the [ is require and
>> the
>> function will not work with out it.
>
> oops by bad!!! I guess I need to review the docs agian.
>
>$.ajax(
> That is correct and the $(function is shorthand. and the [ is require and the
> function will not work with out it.
Ok, you had a typo in your code, and no the [...] isn't required. This
is more than sufficient for his needs.
$.ajax("post", "savecomment.cgi", { comment: $("#fldcomment").val
That is correct the $(function is shorthand. and the [ is require and the
function will not work with out it.
Karl Swedberg-2 wrote:
>
> On Sep 7, 2006, at 10:09 PM, Matt Stith wrote:
>> Whats with the "$(function() {"?
>
> I think $(function() { }); is shorthand for $(document).ready(function
On Sep 7, 2006, at 10:09 PM, Matt Stith wrote:Whats with the "$(function() {"? I think $(function() { }); is shorthand for $(document).ready(function() { });At least, that's what Jörn told me on my "Learning jQuery" blog: http://www.learningjquery.com/2006/09/introducing-document-ready#comment-6Ka
Whats with the "$(function() {"? Maybe im missing something here, but i dont see why you need to put all of that inside an anonymous function which is also inside of a jQ object. Wouldnt this work fine:
$("#showform").slideDown();
$("#hideform").slideUp(function() {
$.ajax("post",
This is should be close to what you want.
$(function() {
$("#showform").slideDown();
$("#hideform").slideUp(function() {
$.ajax("post", "savecomment.cgi", [{
name: comment,
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