I am as well very interested in the alternate paint method of selecting
objects. Could you maybe e-mail it to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks!
I'm also having troubles reinitializing the selectables. I have made an
example page: http://www.peterriet.net/temp/selectables. After you reset the
items (or
Hi Jason,
send you the files to your gmail account. Did you get them ?
Cheers
Phil
jason schleifer wrote:
Heya phil!
thanks for the feedback! I noticed it got very slow if I had more than 20
items selectable.. which, of course, is what I want to do.. heh :)
I'd love to try the
Hi Jason,
i had the same problem. If you include a script reinitialise selectables
code /script at the end of the data you are loading, it should work. I
assume that the onsuccess function is called before your newly loaded
elements are registered in the dom. It is not slick but works.
By the
Heya phil!
thanks for the feedback! I noticed it got very slow if I had more than 20
items selectable.. which, of course, is what I want to do.. heh :)
I'd love to try the paint selection, if you've got time to send it my way!
cheers!
-jason
On 12/12/06, floepi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey folks,
I've got a problem where I'm trying to use the selectable plugin (very cool,
btw) and it isn't working the second time content is loaded onto the page..
here's what's happening.
I have a page that has a list of tags on it. When the user clicks on a tag,
it loads a series of images
You need to reapply the functionality each time a new #content element is
created. Presumably you delete and recreate it (I didnt read the code
carefully enough to be sure... :) ).
Hey folks,
I've got a problem where I'm trying to use the selectable plugin (very
cool,
btw) and it isn't
I was re-applying the functionality.. I'm worried that it's trying to apply
it before the content actually gets created..
is there any way to force the order?
and if I go $(#content).load()
does the stuff inside #content get deleted automatically?
On 12/11/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL
and if I go $(#content).load()
does the stuff inside #content get deleted automatically?
Yes - load() overwrites the contents of the element.
Chris
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that's what I thought.. so the select command should work just fine..
On 12/11/06, Chris Domigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and if I go $(#content).load()
does the stuff inside #content get deleted automatically?
Yes - load() overwrites the contents of the element.
Chris
