On 06/11/06, Aaron Heimlich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not just do
if(!jQuery(div).is(:foo)) {
// do stuff...
}
I thought of that just after hitting send... however, when providing a
function I think it is good to provided a counterpart as well.
While it is documented, 'not' may be
Hi jQueryians!
I actually managed to release my first official and documented jQuery plugin, a
Tooltip implementation. It doesn't use AJAX, nor extra markup, only title and
href attributes and some styles. You can customize the delay after which it
should be displayed, default is instant
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Hi jQueryians!
I actually managed to release my first official and documented jQuery plugin,
a Tooltip implementation. It doesn't use AJAX, nor extra markup, only title
and href attributes and some styles. You can customize the delay after which
it should be
On 06/11/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi jQueryians!
I actually managed to release my first official and documented jQuery plugin,
a Tooltip implementation. It doesn't use AJAX, nor extra markup, only title
and href attributes and some styles. You can customize the delay
Sam Collett schrieb:
On 06/11/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi jQueryians!
I actually managed to release my first official and documented jQuery
plugin, a Tooltip implementation. It doesn't use AJAX, nor extra markup,
only title and href attributes and some styles. You can
From: Jörn Zaefferer
I actually managed to release my first official and
documented jQuery plugin, a Tooltip implementation. It
doesn't use AJAX, nor extra markup, only title and href
attributes and some styles. You can customize the delay after
which it should be displayed, default is
http://bassistance.de/index.php/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-tooltip/
A suggestion - perhaps you should use 'jQuery' instead of '$'
as isn't that the convention for plugin authoring?
The code does use jQuery instead of $. Jörn used the trick I suggested a
while back to get the best of both
A suggestion - perhaps you should use 'jQuery' instead of '$' as isn't
that the convention for plugin authoring?
Jörn took care of that and simulated block scope:
(function($) {
...
})(jQuery);
Aye, another lesson I learned from the great Michael Geary :-)
It allows me to
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
A suggestion - perhaps you should use 'jQuery' instead of '$' as isn't
that the convention for plugin authoring?
Jörn took care of that and simulated block scope:
(function($) {
...
})(jQuery);
Aye, another lesson I learned from the great Michael Geary :-)
Is anyone having problems accessing source via SVN
svn://jquery.com/trunk or svn://jquery.com/plugins
Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask - I tried googling first - but I
keep getting Can't connect to jquery.com...
Is an account required? Tried with svn+ssh too - no dice.
andre
On 06/11/06, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://bassistance.de/index.php/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-tooltip/
A suggestion - perhaps you should use 'jQuery' instead of '$'
as isn't that the convention for plugin authoring?
The code does use jQuery instead of $. Jörn used the
On 06/11/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By the way, as nearly no one uses the convention for filenaming
(jquery.xxx.js): I think it's time to simply remove it, any objections?
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I do find it helpful as it shows that jQuery is required
Thanks for the info, I was aware of this link. I just wondered if
there was a jquery version available.
regards,
George.
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I see focus() will
run the events tied to an elements onfocus, but how can I set the
focus.
(e.g. click button
to un-disable a textinput, then set the focus on said
input.)
Regards,
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Microtoby schrieb:
Thanks Klaus,
I'm using http/1.1, It's my desktop computer, XP system with IIS 5.1, I
modify the host file, add a test domain name, for example: 127.0.0.1
demo.com,
It seems default cookie plug in execute not correctly.
Stupid me, I have taken the max-age part from my
On 06/11/06, Jez McKean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see focus() will run the events tied to an elements onfocus, but how can I
set the focus.
(e.g. click button to un-disable a text input, then set the focus on said
input.)
Regards,
Jez
$(#myinput)[0].focus()
Perhaps calling focus
Why does .parent() modify the original object? This isn't right according
to me.
Let's say i have this code:
testDOM = SOMEOBJECT.parent().parent()[0];
And i want to do some more work on the original object;
SOMEOBJECT.hide();
I get this error:
.. IS NOT A FUNCTION
I am unsure on how to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Why does .parent() modify the original object? This isn't right according
to me.
Let's say i have this code:
testDOM = SOMEOBJECT.parent().parent()[0];
And i want to do some more work on the original object;
SOMEOBJECT.hide();
I get this error:
.. IS NOT A
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
Hi Stefan,
I have been trying your resize plugin, it is really slick and works great!
I have a request, does it already have or can you add the ability to
added a call back at the end of the resize, so other code can be
notified of the change in size? Like
Perhaps calling focus ($(#myinput).focus()) should actually set the
focus on the element as well as fire the onfocus event - rather than
just fire the event.
It would help if the event shortcuts were less ambigous, eg. onfocus() instead
of focus(). If so, it would be easy to add focus to
I like it! Using the title attribute instead of XHR degrades much better
(uh, it degrades at all). I have done something similiar for Plazes, not
very mature, quick and easy. Maybe I'm going to switch, but I'd need a
clickable tooltip (appears on click only).
Maybe you will add that some
I have the same error,
Can't connect to host 'jquery.com':no connection could be made because the
target machine actively refused it.
Toby
2006-11-6
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Andre Molnar
Sent: 2006年11月6日 18:14
To:
It doesn't behave the same as a standard tooltip, though. Tooltips don't
usually track the mouse - once a tooltip is displayed it doesn't move. It
would be nice to have that option. In fact, instead of the defaults being
no
delay and mouse tracking, I'd suggest making the defaults follow the
Hm. and what about the OP?
once again:
Hi jQueries,
i've posted this mail 2 times ago, but it didn't appear in the mailing
list. Only the web frontend did get it, nothing in my inbox.
Did you get it?
I'll try it once again:
On Nov 6, 2006, at 12:25 AM, Marshall Salinger wrote:
I am not set-up to connect to SVN. I tried calling the method with a
blank object and it broke both FF and IE.
You can get to SVN on the web, too, if you want. Start at
http://jquery.com/dev/svn/trunk/jquery/
and poke around until you find
Great, thanks. :)
BTW: I have found that this is also true of .select()
Perhaps calling focus ($(#myinput).focus()) should actually set the
focus on the element...
I guess actually it might cause difficulty if another selector type was
used since there may be more than on match.
Jez
If not I would
happily host something small and temporary...
Jez
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This is working pretty good right now:
http://www.nabble.com/JQuery-f15494.html
Rey...
Jez McKean wrote:
If not I would happily host something small and temporary...
Jez
From John:
The next round of the jQuery Button Contest is upon us! After some
careful deliberation, the judges have narrowed the playing field of 123
jQuery button submissions down to just 30. We were completely
overwhelmed with both the quality and quantity of submission and would
like to
Do you know what the nodeType test is for on that line?
That nodeType test is trying to tell the difference between a NodeList and a
DOMElement. If it's a DOMElement it will have a non-zero nodeType.
What would break if we took it out?
If you took it out, any DOMElement with a .length
I just came across something in IE, that I hadn't noticed so far: It
seems that the escape key triggers some action by default:
Say you have a link which on click opens a form via slide down. If you
then press the escape key, the form slides up again... Is it just me or
did someone else notice
I get an error in IE6/PC on your demo page.
!//--
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Yehuda...
But
what if for some reason the user didn't submit the form? Then they'd think that
they rated/voted, when in reality they didn't.
!//--andy matthewsweb
developercertified advanced coldfusion programmerICGLink,
Inc.[EMAIL PROTECTED]615.370.1530
Klaus Hartl schrieb:
I just came across something in IE, that I hadn't noticed so far: It
seems that the escape key triggers some action by default:
Say you have a link which on click opens a form via slide down. If you
then press the escape key, the form slides up again... Is it just me
I just came across something in IE, that I hadn't noticed so far: It
seems that the escape key triggers some action by default:
Say you have a link which on click opens a form via slide down. If you
then press the escape key, the form slides up again... Is it just me or
did someone else
Excellent work Jörn (yet again),
The only suggestion I have deals with displaying the tips close to the
right side of the screen. You do an excellent job of handling the
width of the tip when it is close to the right edge of the window, but
if a word is too long inside of the tip it will push
Ah, I got it. If you have an input/button of type reset, the escape
key triggers that action in IE...
Jep, funny huh?
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I get an error in IE6/PC on your demo page.
I just tested it again but couldn't see any issues. Could give me a hint what
exactly is failing?
By the way, it's interesting that IE reports src attributes as href
attributes...
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The only suggestion I have deals with displaying the tips close to the
right side of the screen. You do an excellent job of handling the
width of the tip when it is close to the right edge of the window, but
if a word is too long inside of the tip it will push outside of the
viewable area
I get the
error too. Here's a screen shot:
Hope this helps.
Chris
Jrn Zaefferer wrote:
I get an error in IE6/PC on your demo page.
I just tested it again but couldn't see any issues. Could give me a hint what exactly is failing?
By the way, it's interesting that IE
In IE6/PC I get the following error on load.
Line 18
Char 1
Error: Object doesn't support this property or method
Code: 0
Just to point out though that the Tooltip works on the previous page for the
demo link.
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion
Hi Blair
Thanks for your suggestion. Seems to work
perfectly in Firefox but not in IE6.
I think it takes objection to this line:
var $this=$(this);
and says error: object required
Any ideas on how to fix it?
Thanks
Richard
From: Blair McKenzie
[mailto:[EMAIL
I'm getting...
$(a, label, input).not(#yahoo).Tooltip is not a function
In FF 1.5.0.7/Win, and FF 2.0 Linux. And I get the Object doesn't
support this property or method worthless error in IE7.
Oh bugger. I just forgot to update the html file, sorry for the confusion. All
reported
jQuery can do everything that it can, natively (except color animation).
Just as an aside, if anyone needs colour animation then
http://jquery.offput.ca/highlightFade/ works well for animating color,
backgroundcolor or bordercolor. (Though you might not immediately guess from
its name)
George
I just tested the demo page with FF 1.5.0.7 and it works great, but there's
an oddity that I wanted to tell you about.
Loading the page from scratch and all of the tooltips work as advertised,
but when I mouseover the 3rd yahoo link (link to Yahoo2), then click the
Tonus image, the tooltip is now
Original-Nachricht
Datum: Mon, 6 Nov 2006 09:12:06 -0600
Von: Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: jQuery Discussion. discuss@jquery.com
Betreff: Re: [jQuery] Plugin Release: Tooltip
I just tested the demo page with FF 1.5.0.7 and it works great, but
there's
an oddity that I
I'm sorry, I'm not convinced.
Pretty much everything in there is in jQuery standalone. I'm not sure about
the 'killer feature' either.
An expanding div is not a killer feature. That is effectively just like
$.show('slow'). The same killer feature code could be written in about an
eighth of this
If all the animation features are in jQuery standalone, then I'm onboard
with Dan.
What would be good, though, is if a page showing this being done in
jQuery was created. Paul, are you up for that challenge? :o)
Rey...
Paul Bakaus wrote:
Hey guys,
has someone seen this at ajaxian? Check
Sure Rey ;-)Maybe my email was a bit too enthusiastic. Don't get me wrong, I'm not talking about the script itself, of course it has some problems and drawbacks and whatelse. And I really like the way of jQuery animating styles.
It's all about the method.Having a div-element with a certain style,
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
I just came across something in IE, that I hadn't noticed so far: It
seems that the escape key triggers some action by default:
Say you have a link which on click opens a form via slide down. If you
then press the escape key, the form slides up again... Is it just me
Well, I guess we disagree again.
In my opinion, if someone has created something very cool, then I don't
see why people shouldn't try to replicate it using their favorite library.
In this case, if Paul created a page showing how this could be done in
jQuery, it could be put into the demo page
Dan,Adapting good ideas from other sources is not something evil, but often a important step to a good solution.There is a active _javascript_ community around us, and many influences went into the creation of our all beloved jQuery.
For example, Dean Edwards had the same approach of a cs
Hi there...
I was about to ask how to strip a tag from the DOM.
For example we have this:
div id=someId
label for=someForsome spantext/span here/label
/div
I want to remove the label tag and preserve what it contains.
But while I was writing my question, I came up with this:
Okay ... looking through all the properties of the form.elements
nodelist in IE reveals that it is exactly the form element as you
said. That also means it has a reference to the elements property. So
to fix this 'special case' I added this:
this.get( a.constructor == Array || a.length !=
Hi Paul,
This is the type of stuff that I think would be OOO helpful in a
tutorial or demo page. Like a best practices type of thing. I recently
spent a lot of time talking to John about how to get the project more
exposure and one of the things we threw out was getting more examples of
If it doesn't break anything else, then we should probably get this
and the fix for #164 in SVN and get another point release out the
door.
I'm curious if this stuff fixes the weird errors that occured in the test suite
somewhere since 1.0.2. Would be great if that is solved, too.
--
Jörn
Hi,
but now my own killer feature :D
3.) $(#mydiv).animateClass(oldClass, newClass); -or-
$(#mydiv).animateClass(newClass);
That would be nice, but what about this:
.myFirstClass {
display:inline;
background-color:#00;
}
.mySecondClass {
display:block;
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
So show would have either a Number value (delay) or a String like onclick
or click. click would be intersting, then I could implement that like
this:
[...]
if(typeof settings.show == String)
this[settings.show](show);
[...]
Interesting how ideas evolve at the
Rey Bango schrieb:
Hi Paul,
This is the type of stuff that I think would be OOO helpful in a
tutorial or demo page. Like a best practices type of thing. I recently
spent a lot of time talking to John about how to get the project more
exposure and one of the things we threw out was
Hi Klaus,
Man, I totally agree with you. I was hooked the first time I used it as
well and my friends have gone through the same thing.
What I'm trying to do is get people to use it for the first time and
when they do, ease their transition as much as possible.
Rey...
Hey, not they I do not
Is there some documentation describing the metatags within the jQuery documentation? I want to write some documentation for a project at work but in the jQuery style. Also, are there any handy tools out there to turn this jQuery documentation into something more readable? It'd be nice to have some
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Yeah, JavaScript rocks! Still learning...
Yep. Just after writing the answer to your proposal, I modified it to this:
options = $.extend({
[...]
event: mouseover,
[...]
}, options || {});
[...]
.bind(options.event, bind); // bind is the callback to
That's what I'm getting at though...
The stuff on that site... It's been done in jQuery already.
Still, I suppose if you make enough examples of everythin everyone else has
done, and then throw jQuery's own killer features, then we might get more
converts! :D
There's plenty of cool stuff out
This is the type of stuff that I think would be OOO helpful in a
tutorial or demo page. Like a best practices type of thing. I recently
spent a lot of time talking to John about how to get the project more
exposure and one of the things we threw out was getting more examples of
coding
Klaus Hartl schrieb:
The focus event! Finally a tooltip solution that would be device
independent! Yeah!
You should make focus the default!
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From: Paul McLanahan
The only suggestion I have deals with displaying the tips
close to the right side of the screen. You do an excellent
job of handling the width of the tip when it is close to the
right edge of the window, but if a word is too long inside of
the tip it will push
Hi Dan,
Still, I suppose if you make enough examples of everythin everyone else has
done, and then throw jQuery's own killer features, then we might get more
converts! :D
There's plenty of cool stuff out there that we should push more and more.
Yep! See, part of my concern is that it seems
hi,i'm trying to append a quicktime movie using jquery.$(#qtmoviediv).append('embed src="" qtsrc=rtsp://some.streaming.content/movie.mov pluginspage=
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/ autoplay=true type=video/quicktime width=320 height=240 loop=false controller=false name=qtmovie
i'm trying to append a quicktime movie using jquery.
Use $().html().
I have a plugin for this if you're interested.
Mike
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On Nov 6, 2006, at 11:59 AM, Michael Geary wrote:
Great idea, and it's not too hard to do... [see full email below]
Well done, Michael! Wow, I have so much to learn.
On Nov 6, 2006, at 9:51 AM, Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Your suggestion of flipping the tooltip would be the best solution,
but not
div id=someId
label for=someForsome spantext/span here/label /div
I want to remove the label tag and preserve what it contains.
But while I was writing my question, I came up with this:
jQuery.fn.stripOut = function (el) {
$(this).each( function(){
On Nov 6, 2006, at 11:29 AM, Rey Bango wrote:
Hi Paul,
This is the type of stuff that I think would be OOO helpful in a
tutorial or demo page. Like a best practices type of thing. I recently
spent a lot of time talking to John about how to get the project more
exposure and one of the
Andy, it's just unicode... your e-mail and your web browser don't do
unicode right what kind of programs and system are you using?
I thought XP did UNICODE EVERYWHERE... are there fonts missing on your
system? Is it an add-in?
On my macs it all just works. I've noticed that some PCs show my
Hey Karl! Yep, your site is invaluable. You really do have some great
tutorials on there and I think expanding it out via your submissions and
those from anyone else is an awesome idea.
Rey...
Karl Swedberg wrote:
On Nov 6, 2006, at 11:29 AM, Rey Bango wrote:
Hi Paul,
This is the type of
i'm trying to append a quicktime movie using jquery.
Use $().html().
I have a plugin for this if you're interested.
Mike
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So since he wants to do append, it'd be
Andy, it's just unicode... your e-mail and your web browser
don't do unicode right
Neither does Nabble, then. This is what I see in my mail client as well.
Maybe the mailing list software is doing it before it arrives at Nabble.
http://www.nabble.com/JQuery-f15494.html
Is there a
$(#qtDiv).html($(#qtDiv).html() . $newHTML)
Yes, except with Javascript syntax instead of php. :-)
var qtHtml = object.;
var $qtDiv = $('#qtDiv');
$qtDiv.html($qtDiv.html() + qtHtml);
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Nabble doesn't nibble at my nybbles. (IE they don't mess with the
unicode and it works!)
FF 2.0 Mac shows just fine.
On 11/6/06, Dave Methvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andy, it's just unicode... your e-mail and your web browser
don't do unicode right
Neither does Nabble, then. This is
Nabble doesn't nibble at my nybbles. (IE they don't mess with
the unicode and it works!) FF 2.0 Mac shows just fine.
You're right, I think it's your earlier guess that we don't have all the
world's fonts installed. I think it is best to assume that users have only a
basic set of fonts, and not
Okay...
That's a beginning...
But I want to make a chat. So if you scroll up and already down, it
should fix the bottom, when the scroll bar is bottom-most.
Any idea?
Am 6.11.2006 schrieb Sean O [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Interface's ScrollTo should work nicely (and aesthetically) for
Sounds like you need CSS help, not jQuery help.
Try googling css position fixed.
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Okay...
That's a beginning...
But I want to make a chat. So if you scroll up and already down, it
should fix the bottom, when the scroll bar is bottom-most.
Any
Hi all,When I finished my little project with jquery I decided to add my adsense code. After this I saw there is something that makes jquery incompatible with the adsense script. I don't know what it is so I created a little test page so you all can check it:
I think this has nothing to do with CSS...
Look, if you have content on a page, which will grow in the direction of
the bottom, than you get a large range to scroll. JQuery should scroll
automaticly at the lowest point of the page ( to the bottom ). If the
user wants to read something
I had a similar problem, Mark.
Upgrading to the latest revision of jQuery (522 at the time) solved the
problem :-)
Luke
Mark D.B.D wrote:
Hi all,
When I finished my little project with jquery I decided to add my
adsense code. After this I saw there is something that makes jquery
Can we make biz-wang-ultra-boom-bang-crash site, for jQuery, with tones of
cool features, animations, etc...
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Sent: Monday, November 06, 2006 7:07 PM
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I can't speak to most of these issues, but I would like to point that
for myself, learning works best by taking something that exists and
rewriting it into jQuery. This allows me to not have to think about the
existing application, but rather focus on get it working or getting it
right in
From: Simon Corless
Thanks for the help Mike, it's starting to come together.
I've been testing it just now.
If I do use return this.each() then how do I reference the
jQuery methods? without this.hover() etc? Obviously as this
is no longer what I am expecting this.hover (as you say)
why doesn't this work:
$('#text-field').val(this.name);
when this does:
$('#text-field).click( function() { alert(this.name); } );
? did i find a bug?also: what does 'this' refer to? the jquery object, right?
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why doesn't this work:
$('#text-field').val(this.name);
when this does:
$('#text-field).click( function() { alert(this.name); } );
? did i find a bug?
also: what does 'this' refer to? the jquery object, right?
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Hey again,Rey: I'm absolutely with you with the idea of pushing jQuery with tutorials and examples. I myself love jQuery and I am starting to use in in commercial projects, too, but many of my co-workers are very interested in examples.
Of course, checking out demos of plugins is always a great
why doesn't this work:
$('#text-field').val(this.name);
What is this? You haven't given it a value. So it depends on the context
of this code. If the code is not in an object method, then this is the
window object.
when this does:
$('#text-field).click( function() { alert(this.name); }
Feel free to offer something up Dragan. John's a fairly receptive to
anything that will benefit the project.
Rey...
Dragan Krstic wrote:
Can we make biz-wang-ultra-boom-bang-crash site, for jQuery, with tones of
cool features, animations, etc...
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From: Rey
Great Paul! Look forward to seeing bud.
Rey...
Paul Bakaus wrote:
Hey again,
Rey: I'm absolutely with you with the idea of pushing jQuery with
tutorials and examples. I myself love jQuery and I am starting to use in
in commercial projects, too, but many of my co-workers are very
Well said, Steve.
Rey
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
I can't speak to most of these issues, but I would like to point that
for myself, learning works best by taking something that exists and
rewriting it into jQuery. This allows me to not have to think about the
existing application, but
if you don't want to play the whole game, MS makes a font that
contains just about all the chars..
ms arial unicode, you get it with office or some other ms apps, and
can be installed anywhere ttf fonts are supported.
I don't speak many of the languages that unicode supports, but
GOOGLE(and
Will Arp schrieb:
Hi Klaus,
when clicking the Activate third tab
in your example, the url doesn't change.
Thank you for the great update!
will
Hi Will, I have now fixed that as well.
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Hi,
The other day i started working with a new client, our designer wanted
to use sucker fish type of menus. In the design select boxes are a
common element due to the fact that this is a e-commerce website. Only
one thought came to mind, Iframes
So i started thinking, there must be a
I have to
agree that more examples of coding practices would be extremely
helpful. I've got some jQuery stuff workin' on my app., but I'm almost
positive, that I'm missing out on some of the real power that the
library offers. It's probably because I come from a procedural
programing
I was thinking about YUI guy, the official bloger. He show something very
similar to resize plug-in. It is very effective.
Then, we have solar system, Visual jQuery... I think that jQuery.com must be
more visual appealing (yeah, I know, John don't have time). More
informative, like
Weird ... I wrote this email but never sent it :/
I've run it through the test suite and it doesn't affect anything else
but I think Jorn had some tests specific to this bug that need to be
added back in ... so it is probably best to wait for him to commit
this fix to SVN.
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