Hi there,another interesting feature I use very often is to extend the XHTML namespace and just use custom attributes like isDisabled, isEditable and such stuff.At any rate, your browser will ignore these attributes and you will have access to them via getAttribute, if you want a validating xhtml
Hi guys,
My friend has had some trouble signing up for this list, so he asked
me to forward this question while he tries to get his signup sorted
out:
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Is there any standardized way to preserve context when setting
callbacks within an object's method? Here's how I see it is done
From: Jonas Galvez (via Patrick Hall)
Is there any standardized way to preserve context when setting
callbacks within an object's method? Here's how I see it is done now:
function Editor() { // class Editor
var self = this;
$(document).ready(function() { self.doSomething(); });
}
Hi Rahul,
I am running a PHP script which processes around 1500 records. Is
there a way in jQuery to get partial data back from the server. i.e.
get 100 finished records.
no, this is not JQuery's business (and this goes for every other
Ajax-Framework too). You have to make the *server*
Hi,
As it stands the solution is having a var self =
this variable declared in the same function context as the event callback
closure is defined... but am I the only one who sees it as a bit way too
messy?
I guess so ;-) I don't think it is messy, actually it is very clear what
happens
On 9/11/06, Blair McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The selector docs are missing at the moment, so I'll just take a stab at two
possible causes:
1) I can't remember if 'thead//input' is the child or descendant selector,
but 'thead input' is definitely descendant.
'thead//input' is means the
Mark Gibson wrote:
John Resig wrote:
Just a hunch, but IE's DOM support isn't native Javascript. If they got
their typelib wrong it may be trying to call getAttribute rather than check
elem for a getAttribute property. Can you replace that last line with this
and see if it works?
}
Rey...
Do you
have an example?
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I can understand laws on physical access. My uncle is a parapalegic, and had
to fight to gain access to public buildings in Jacksonville, Flordai (where
he lives). But to carry the law over to the website is just pushing it. It's
less expensive than building ramps to all of your stores, but why?!?
I completely and totally disagree with the court in this case. At what point
does it stop? Does my personal blog need to be accessible to the blind? What
if I don't care about them? Why should the courts get involved in this
No, your personal blog doesn't need to be accessible because it does
I was under the impression that contaiment kept the element constrained inside the parent element, so its X and Y coordinates could not be smaller than the X and Y coordinates of the parent.That's not what I need. I need something like Google Maps, where the element can be outside the parent box,
Consider your own independence. Now consider needing to rely on others
for many tasks in your life. Why would someone with disabilities be any
less desirous of independence than yourself? Sure, it's a bit of a
hassle from a developer's point of view when you have so much else
already
Hi,
yes, there is a bug in fx part. I fixed it already and will be on-line
today. I also submitted a bug regarding float on IE with the solution.
I hope someone can take some time to fix css('float') in jQuery.
Meece, Clifford T wrote:
I'm using the interface library effects, so it could
True, that's the behavior. I will let you know when the new feature (to
drag en element inside it's parent) is available for download.
Yehuda Katz wrote:
I was under the impression that contaiment kept the element
constrained inside the parent element, so its X and Y coordinates
could not
I think the hardest part for many web developers to grasp, including
myself, is how web accessibility is handled in web apps. Just hearing
the term web accessibility makes it sound like a massive task when it
may be as simple as placing text in ALT or TITLE tags. Since I've never
coded for
Or we could say, As a society, we will insist that people who are physically disabled be afforded a minimal level of access to large, commercial or public areas. Disabled people are human beings too, and if we can do something to ensure that those who cannot do the things we take for granted can
I think the hardest part for many web developers to grasp, including
myself, is how web accessibility is handled in web apps. Just hearing
the term web accessibility makes it sound like a massive task when it
may be as simple as placing text in ALT or TITLE tags. Since I've never
coded
Honestly, if you start with a strong and semantic and validated X?HTML
design, adding the accessibility to just that HTML is easy as pie.
Adding accessibility to jQuery would be a whole 'nother issue.
Thanks for the feedback.
For my needs, if you can't bookmark the results of an
AJAX
Why should the courts get involved in this matter?
Because few would make the effort otherwise. Sad but true. Section
508 was written to call out the fact that software companies CAN NOT
ignore our disabled citizens. Even so, most do anyway. Believe me,
it's MUCH easier going into a project
I am trying to load this map page:
http://www.4realty.info/newAugust06/maps/map_test.html
into this test page:
http://www.4realty.info/newAugust06/map_example.html
The map_test.html file is the standard Google maps API script with
fixed coordinates.
The map_example.html file uses jquery to
Hi all,
I've got a problem, probably found a bug in jQuery.
The $.load function doesn't refresh the DOM in select-fields when
using IE6 (7 not tested) or Opera(8.5 and 9beta) but in FF it works.
I've got the following source (unimportant things are hided):
in Head:
script
Check this out:http://www.nytsweeps.com/openhouseA site I designed that integrates Thickbox with Google Maps. May help you out.-- Yehuda
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I am trying to load this map page:http://www.4realty.info/newAugust06/maps/map_test.htmlinto this test page:
I hope someone can take some time to fix css('float') in jQuery.
Ah, ok - I see the bug for it. I'll check into it.
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Ooooh.
Yehuda...what a great idea. Works really well on IE/PC.
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I've got a problem, probably found a bug in jQuery.
The $.load function doesn't refresh the DOM in select-fields when
using IE6 (7 not tested) or Opera(8.5 and 9beta) but in FF it works.
It's a cross-browser issue, arguably a bug in IE (and Opera?), but should
jQuery should try to work around
Hi,
I've created a UI where items can be dragged from a palette and
dropped into a table - using jQuery and iDrag/iDrop from Interface.
So, I've made every table cell and heading ('th.td') a Droppable,
so there could be hundreds of droppables, but only a small amount
of draggables (ie. less than
The grid is alpha. Leaks a lot and works very slow on IE, not usable on
Opera. I don;t advice to use it yet.
Florian wrote:
Hi,
There is a documentation ? Or send us your .php (To generate XML)
Thank you,
Florian
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When you drag an element each droppable is interrogated until overlaps
or to the end if no droppable is overlapped. If you have a large amount
of drop zones in a grid with the same dimensiunos then you can use
'onDrag' and 'onDrop' callback from draggable to use mathematic rules
for
http://jobs.joelonsoftware.com/-- Yehuda KatzWeb Developer(ph)718.877.1325
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Yup. I tested it on IE/FF/Opera in both Windows and Mac, so it should be pretty stable. It was for a real site, so it was quite important that it really work.-- Yehuda
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Ooooh.
Yehuda...what a great idea. Works really well on IE/PC.
I took this from the other thread "Ajax Throbber How-to?" since I
believe it fits into this one better:
When was the last time you
disabled _javascript_?
Today, yesterday and most days before that. Not for my normal web
browsing, but for ensuring that the applications I build work without
Stefan Petre wrote:
When you drag an element each droppable is interrogated until overlaps
or to the end if no droppable is overlapped. If you have a large amount
of drop zones in a grid with the same dimensiunos then you can use
'onDrag' and 'onDrop' callback from draggable to use
Visual jQuery does not work without js. That was a purposeful decision I made to get it out the door and working. Obviously, this is something that probably will change in the future, but sites like Visual jQuery often can be released in a less friendly format, *especially if an alternative
http://jobs.joelonsoftware.com/
My own examples are at:
http://www.disobey.com/d/lists/ccgs/
(click through the subpages for larger examples)
Of special interest here is that /there's no images/ - my
arrows are UTF entities set via CSS' :before and 'content';
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Which means it won't work in IE, right?On 9/11/06, Morbus Iff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Of special interest here is that /there's no images/ - myarrows are UTF
Yehuda Katz schrieb:
Which means it won't work in IE, right?
right. could accomplish that with background-images instead...
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That's an excellent point Yehuda. It's very easy to under estimate
the work involved in making an entire application accessible. I've
suffered through this pain for a huge Swing application. But at the
same time, people often over estimate what is involved (especially for
a small web-app or
I've had a look at idrop.js, and highlight() seems to where the
delay occurs. I tried to profile the code using venkman, but can't
my head round it at the minute - anyone know an easy way to profile
a javascript function?
you could use the excellent firebug extension:
console.time('name');
Which means it won't work in IE, right?
No idea - I don't run any machines with IE. I just loaded up Parallels,
and it doesn't appear that anything related to jQuery on those pages
actually work (tablesorter, or the hider on the inner pages -- and since
tablesorter sets the CSS id, I can't
Which means it won't work in IE, right?
right. could accomplish that with background-images instead...
The point of my exercise was NOT to use images. I am perfectly fine with
users of IE not seeing a visual clue that they can sort the headers.
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Ziet er leuk uit : ) leuk om te zien dan jquery ook door nl-ers wordt
gebruikt :)
Andy Matthews wrote:
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You probably shouldn't be fine with 40% of your users have no visual
clue *at all* that they can do something. Or am I missing something?
Considering that these lists are largely for my own purposes, yes, I
could care less ;) Note, however, that the lack of :before or content
isn't entirely
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Klaus is correct, this is how multiple attribute selectors are
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It's uploaded as the regular version, or is there a svn somewhere I need to download from?On 9/11/06, Stefan Petre
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I uploaded the changes. The sad part is I change a lot in draggables but
I haven't got the time to test everything. Again, I didn't test onSafari You have
Rahul -
This is a case where implementing a Live Grid style application would
be really good. There's already a jQuery Plugin that supports this:
http://makoomba.altervista.org/grid/
--John
I am running a PHP script which processes around 1500 records. Is there a
way in jQuery to get partial
Yehuda,
Thanks for the link to your site. I used your method for creating the
map page using jquery, as can be seen here:
http://www.4realty.info/newAugust06/map4.html
I still want to simply load this page into a div rather than use
thickbox. My example page:
You should look at my CSS. I had major issues that were similar to yours, and I used some padding and whatnot to make it work. I don't remember the details at the moment, but take a look at my CSS ;)-- Yehuda
On 9/11/06, Jim Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yehuda,Thanks for the link to your site. I
Great find Yehuda!
It's fun to see that the plugin is being put to work.
/christian
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Client-side query term highlighting demo using jQuery
http://dossy.org/referer-demo.html
Here's a quick client-side query term highlighting demo that uses jQuery
to parse the document.referrer and walks the DOM to highlight text by
wrapping it in a span with the class qterm.
Thanks, John, for
Hi all,
I have updated the tabs plugin a bit again. There is now an autoheight
option with which turned on all tabs have the same height. That avoids
jumping content on a page on tab selection.
$(...).tabs({fxAutoheight: true});
Not sure if I mentioned it here before, but you can also have a
Hi,
I would like to create a simple file upload form. The whole thing should
be something like described here: http://ch2.php.net/features.file-upload
But I would like to restrict the upload to PDF files. Since I already
have jQuery running for other purposes I was thinking about using it for
How about:
input type=file accept=application/pdf name=whatever /
A good first step, this should get most browsers limiting what you can
select in the popup choose file dialog,
Hope this helps,
Kelvin :)
Raffael Luthiger wrote:
Hi,
I would like to create a simple file upload form. The
Interesting. So it's not the THEAD/TFOOT, but the TH instead of TD.
Thanks for the insight, Matt! I'll try that out!
Kevin
Matt Grimm wrote:
Works for me if the checkbox is within a correctly constructed data
cell:
thead
trtdinput type=checkbox //td/tr
/thead
m.
But it could also be used to highlight things on the current page, maybe a live search, and if someone wants to link to a page with the live search results highlighted, then they could add ?q=Terms onto the end.
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On 2006.09.11, Matt Stith [EMAIL
Make sure you dont just accept any inputs from that form, its really easy to spoof referrers and all of that, so be sure to check the file's header in your server-side script and make sure its application/pdf.
On 9/11/06, Raffael Luthiger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks!I did already read
Actually, have discovered that the problem has nothing at all to do with
the HTML table structure. Appears to be a conflict with the table
sorting script that I currently have in place (which will shortly be
replaced with the excellent JQuery solution from Christian Bach).
Appreciate the
Great additions, Klaus - I especially like the autoHeight addition,
makes the user experience feel that much smoother.
--John
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Hi all,
I have updated the tabs plugin a bit again. There is now an autoheight
option with which turned on all tabs
Nice addition Klaus, keeping the elements at the same height has
several design advantages. I'll have to take a look at your code.
Cheers
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Klaus is correct, this is how multiple attribute selectors are
supported in jQuery.
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Thanks of all.
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I've never seen that plugin and I would love to be introduced to it!
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In firefox 1.5.0.6 the autoheight seems set to the first tab in the example,
and when you click the third tab the content overflows onto the tested
with section below it. The container background seems sized correctly but
the actual lorem ipsum text overflows.
If nabble allows it there is a
I'm pretty sure the CSS spec says that's supposed to happen. Attaching the following code should fix this:.fragment { overflow: auto;}On 9/11/06,
abba bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In firefox 1.5.0.6 the autoheight seems set to the first tab in the example,and when you click the third tab the
Abba, that is strange. I cannot reproduce that bug, either on Mac nor on
Windows XP, both with a FF 1.5.0.6.
Which platform have you tested it on?
-- Klaus
abba bryant schrieb:
In firefox 1.5.0.6 the autoheight seems set to the first tab in the example,
and when you click the third tab
Aaron Heimlich schrieb:
I'm pretty sure the CSS spec says that's supposed to happen. Attaching
the following code should fix this:
.fragment {
overflow: auto;
}
Sure, but that's not the point here. If it was working there shouldn't
be content overflowing.
Regards, Klaus
Fair enough, and to be clear that wasn't meant to be a measure of skill,
rather a level of distinction (we do serious development here and require
the appropriate knowledge / skill set). It's not my intention to overtake
this thread with a job discussion though :)
Morbus Iff wrote:
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From: Yehuda Katz
1) Is it possible to easily get the current focused field?
2) Is it possible to programmatically get the cursor to blink
in a text field?
Hi Yehuda,
I wonder if you saw my reply to your previous message on this topic:
http://jquery.com/discuss/2006-September/011349/
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Michael,I did see your earlier comments. Unfortunately, any click event unblurs inputs. I've gotten around it by tracking the focus using a global variable and reassigning it using the DOM method focus().-- Yehuda
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From: Yehuda Katz 1) Is it
I did see your earlier comments. Unfortunately, any click
event unblurs inputs. I've gotten around it by tracking the
focus using a global variable and reassigning it using the
DOM method focus().
Oh rats, what was I thinking. You're right, of course. Sounds like you have
a good solution
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