My autoplugin does this with option minChars=3
http://www.dyve.net/jquery?autocomplete
On 8/24/06, digital spaghetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
Would anyone be able to help me out? I'm trying to code a livesearch
widget for Wordpress using G. van den Hoven's Autocomplete plugin.
it´s working with:
ondrop: function(zone, drag) {
alert(this);
alert(zone);
},
because this refers to the droppable whereas zone is the draggable.
not sure if that´s intended.
patrick
Am 26.08.2006 um 20:15 schrieb patrickk:
that´s good news.
just downloaded a new version
Yehuda Katz wrote:
Check it out at: http://screencasts.visualjquery.com/visual/docs-redux.xml
Hi Yehuda,
looks like the performance issues is solved by removing the animations :-)
Something that does not work as expected: I select a category and then
an entry under that category. After
Op 26-aug-2006, om 19:43 heeft Stefan Petre het volgende geschreven:
Drag and Drop from interface is not designed to work with table
elements.
May I ask why not??
Steef
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Hi Yehuda,
It would be handy if you could scroll each column independantly. For
example, if you scroll down to the end of events list and select, say,
keyup, you have to scroll up to find out the article.
Just a thought; very useful anyway :-)
Franck.
Hi Florian,
So you would like to have a $(img.imagePan).destoryPanView(); ?
/christian
Florian wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using PanView (http://motherrussia.polyester.se/jquery/panview/) like a
zoom :
function zoom () {
var img = $(#divImg img).get(0);
var imgSrc = img.src;
var
Hello,
there is (apparently) a bug in MSIE if we use getAttribute('action') on a
form, because it will give us the action property of the form, instead of
the value of its action input.
Example :
form action=url
input type=text name=action value=ok /
/form
this.getAttribute('action') should
Fil wrote:
Hello,
there is (apparently) a bug in MSIE if we use getAttribute('action') on a
form, because it will give us the action property of the form, instead of
the value of its action input.
Why do you consider an input element with the name 'action' an attribute
of the parent
Fil ha scritto:
Hello,
there is (apparently) a bug in MSIE if we use getAttribute('action') on a
form, because it will give us the action property of the form, instead of
the value of its action input.
Example :
form action=url
input type=text name=action value=ok /
/form
Jörn Zaefferer ha scritto:
Why do you consider an input element with the name 'action' an attribute
of the parent form? I'm not sure how form.js works, but I see no bug here.
-- Jörn
It's not Fil, it is IE that considers attributes and properties the same
thing. If you have an input
Unfortunately, there are CSS issues that prevent this. I'm going to be looking at solutions to the underlying problem, but the fact that IE does not support position: fixed is going to make it difficult (my initial solution was to use position: fixed to keep the article at the correct location no
Regarding the layout problem, that's another IE bug. In all but IE,
$().css(width) returns the absolute width. IE returns auto.
That's how the computed style works in modern browsers. (For now) to
do something different, use:
jQuery.css( elem, 'width' )
That will give you the max pixel count.
Thanks to John, I have fixed that particular bug in IE (the issue was that IE and Firefox each have proprietary ways of getting the screen size). I also fixed the bug where sections were being shown as open when they are actually closed in all but IE.
It's because of the aformentioned bug with the selector. My code actually forks for IE and does stuff that results in the IE bug. Hopefully John will resolve that particular bug soon and it'll work in IE too.
-- YehudaOn 8/27/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yehuda Katz wrote: Thanks
Something like that.Now, I re-create a new img in DIV without class, etc...FlorianOn 8/27/06, Christian Bach
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi Florian,So you would like to have a$(
img.imagePan).destoryPanView(); ?/christianFlorian wrote: Hi all, I'm using PanView
On Thu, 24 Aug 2006, Stefan Petre wrote:
Great news. I can finally release the Interface with the new changes,
website and plugins.
Hi Stefan,
I'm trying out your new Sortables demo:
http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/sort.html
If you make your browser window smaller than the content and
Sounds like a float rounding error...
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Hi all.
Can you show me a little example using AJAX Activity Indicators? (with
jQuery of course).
TIA,
--
juan pablo aqueveque
www.juque.cl
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here is one: http://realazy.org/lab/jquery/j-gallery/ ,thought it is not good, LOL ( not REAL ajax...)2006/8/28, Juan Pablo Aqueveque
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:Hi all.
Can you show me a little example using AJAX Activity Indicators? (withjQuery of course).TIA,--juan pablo
Can you show me a little example using AJAX Activity Indicators? (with
jQuery of course).
This page uses the ajaxStart/ajaxStop functions:
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/taconite/
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It comes down to using the $.ajaxStart and $.ajaxStop.Basically, a function wrapped in $.ajaxStart will run when any ajax call starts, while a call to $.ajaxStop will run when no more ajax calls are running.
So you can do something like:$.ajaxStart(function() {
The advanced event plugin creates three $() methods for each event: a
binding method foo(), a one-shot binding method onefoo(), and an unbinding
method unfoo().
Two of the events that this plugin wraps are the load and unload events.
Therefore, $().unload() can be either the unbinding method for
Michael ,
So just by looking at the state of the system i change it?
The advanced event plugin creates three $() methods for each event: a
binding method foo(), a one-shot binding method onefoo(), and an unbinding
method unfoo().
Two of the events that this plugin wraps are the load and
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