Re: [jQuery] Table of information, expanding one row using AJAX call and callback function.

2007-03-28 Thread Jake McGraw
First, you can not animate table rows (tr) because almost all of the motion animations are written for block level elements. You could, however, place the information within a couple of divs and position them to get the look and feel you currently have with tables. This will allow you to use most

Re: [jQuery] Table of information, expanding one row using AJAX call and callback function.

2007-03-28 Thread Andy Matthews
PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jake McGraw Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 1:37 PM To: jQuery Discussion Subject: Re: [jQuery] Table of information,expanding one row using AJAX call and callback function. First, you can not animate table rows (tr) because almost all of the motion animations are written

Re: [jQuery] Table of information, expanding one row using AJAX call and callback function.

2007-03-28 Thread Jake McGraw
one row using AJAX call and callback function. First, you can not animate table rows (tr) because almost all of the motion animations are written for block level elements. You could, however, place the information within a couple of divs and position them to get the look and feel you currently have

Re: [jQuery] Table of information, expanding one row using AJAX call and callback function.

2007-03-28 Thread Rob Desbois
,expanding one row using AJAX call and callback function. First, you can not animate table rows (tr) because almost all of the motion animations are written for block level elements. You could, however, place the information within a couple of divs and position them to get the look and feel you currently

Re: [jQuery] Table of information, expanding one row using AJAX call and callback function.

2007-03-28 Thread Andy Matthews
Discussion Subject: Re: [jQuery] Table of information,expanding one row using AJAX call and callback function. Ah... but then it's no longer tabular because it exists across multiple tables, therefore the whole reason for using a table is lost. I'm not saying I'm an expert (or an accessibility