Great, thanks! Sorry if this sounds incredibly lazy, but is there a
compressed version available for download somewhere or would I need to
build
it? Not a huge deal - I'm in a Windows environment and don't currently
have
an SVN client or Ant, but I'll get them if I need to.
Afaik there is
I really like what you've done there. It's neat and very clean!
malsup wrote:
I've just posted some convenience plugins for dealing with Quicktime,
Flash, and mp3 media.
Source and demos can be found here: http://malsup.com/jquery/media/
Mike
http://sandbox.wilstuckey.com/jquery-ratings/
Not working on Safari 1.3 (blank page, no error displayed)
2006/11/9, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 11/8/06, Wil Stuckey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I implemented the IE6 background flicker fix. Source has been updated.
If it is in the
Original-Nachricht
Datum: Wed, 8 Nov 2006 16:44:09 -0600
Von: Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: [jQuery] discuss@jquery.com
Betreff: [jQuery] Tweak to Jorn\'s ToolTip plugin
I'm going to use Jorn's plugin for a site I manage, but I didn't think it
was all that useful to
Oh word, I've been looking for something like this.
I send you karma cookies.
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I noticed that when text is scaled up in the browser, the containing
boxes do not expand to accommodate the larger content. Would this be
troublesome to fix? My lame guess is that the height needs to be set
to auto at some stage of the animation, or will this cause a flicker
problem
Erik Beeson wrote:
Changing with the arrow keys is nice, but it seems like it should select
when you hit Enter, and revert to the last selection when you hit ESC.
It's now on the list of stuff to implement.
Perhaps accessibility expert Klaus, could share some light on what keys
that needs to
Hi Will,
Great plugin!
Just wondered if you could describe your
solution to the IE6 flicker? Is it just a matter of caching images first or
something? I have this issue I something I am building and it is very frustrating.
Thanks for your time
Regards,
Matthew
On 08/11/06, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm going to use Jorn's plugin for a site I manage, but I didn't think it
was all that useful to have the link or the img src be displayed. I know I
can turn it off, but I chose instead to go behind the scenes and make the P
tag display
On 09/11/06, Matthew Delmarter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Will,
Great plugin!
Just wondered if you could describe your solution to the IE6 flicker? Is it
just a matter of caching images first or something? I have this issue I
something I am building and it is very frustrating.
On 09/11/06, Christian Bach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Erik Beeson wrote:
Changing with the arrow keys is nice, but it seems like it should select
when you hit Enter, and revert to the last selection when you hit ESC.
It's now on the list of stuff to implement.
Perhaps accessibility expert
Hi there.
Your JS code link is dead! :)
cjordan wrote:
Hi folks,
Today, I was in need of a function to parse strings in the ODBCDateTime
format. I needed to convert a string in the ODBCDateTime format to a
valid JavaScript Date object, and vise versa. So instead of just writing
the
On 11/9/06, Dragan Krstic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It will be very nice to have list of sites runs on jQuery on
http://jquery.com, then to have contest for site of month, year, best
plugins, widgets, etc...
Definitely, I think that would be quite achievable (again, using
Drupal!) with each
Hi,
[I'm usually a lurker, this is my first response - been using JQuery
for a couple of months now and loving it!]
On 09/11/06, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today, I was in need of a function to parse strings in the ODBCDateTime
format. I needed to convert a string in the
The problem is the plugin uses d.getYear() which returns the current
year minus 1900. To get the actual year that line should be changed to
d.getFullYear(). Quick fix until the plugin gets officially updated.
-blair
Louise Dade wrote:
Hi,
[I'm usually a lurker, this is my first response -
HiI am generating some option tags with php and then loading them into a select box with jQuery's load method as follows:The Select Box:select id=selectbox/select
The _javascript_:$(#selectbox).load(phpfile.php, {action: getoptions, alpha: A});This works well with Firefox but IE simply displays an
Andy Matthews schrieb:
Rockin!
Yeah! Did I already say I really like it! Thanks Wil!
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Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
I noticed that when text is scaled up in the browser, the containing
boxes do not expand to accommodate the larger content. Would this be
troublesome to fix? My lame guess is that the height needs to be set
to auto at some stage of the animation, or will this
On 09/11/06, Michael Prinsloo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am generating some option tags with php and then loading them into a
select box with jQuery's load method as follows:
The Select Box:
select id=selectbox/select
The Javascript:
$(#selectbox).load(phpfile.php, {action:
Richard Walker schrieb:
Hi Steve,
I've got the latest source from the SVN and built it but I still have the
same problem.
Maybe I should illustrate what I'm doing, so here is an example:
I have a template XML document:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
doc
header
Paul McLanahan schrieb:
It also does this in IE6 WinXP/sp2. One other caveat is that the cgi
also attempts to set cookies in the response header. I don't know if
that makes a difference... but there it is.
On 11/8/06, Paul McLanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't make it stop spitting out
Michael Prinsloo schrieb:
Hi
I am generating some option tags with php and then loading them into a
select box with jQuery's load method as follows:
The Select Box:
select id=selectbox/select
The Javascript:
$(#selectbox).load(phpfile.php, {action: getoptions, alpha: A});
This
SVN access over HTTPS would be useful. Are there any plans for it
being implemented (the port used by SVN is blocked here and the
required header methods for HTTP access aren't allowed either (and
probably never will be))?
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Thanks guys. Think I'll get it sorted now.
On 09/11/06, Klaus Hartl
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Michael Prinsloo schrieb: Hi I am generating some option tags with php and then loading them into a select box with jQuery's load method as follows: The Select Box:
select id=selectbox/select The
Excuse me, Kurt, would you please elaborate more on for content
that's going to be delivered in RSS feeds?
I am not sure that I fully understand your point.
I think he means that since the actual markup is just an anchor tag it
will appear that way in a feed. Likewise if you have javascript
I have sorting working for the most part, using Interface of course,
but I'm able to drop my li containers into other lists on the page.
Need to prevent this from happening...
accept : 'box',
helperclass : 'sorthelper',
activeclass : 'sortableactive',
hoverclass :
Christian Bach schrieb:
Erik Beeson wrote:
Changing with the arrow keys is nice, but it seems like it should select
when you hit Enter, and revert to the last selection when you hit ESC.
It's now on the list of stuff to implement.
Perhaps accessibility expert Klaus, could share some
currently it is using application/xml.
Are you able to get my example to work on your machine?
Klaus Hartl-3 wrote:
Are you sure you have set the proper mime type?
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Klaus Hartl wrote:
Hey Christian, I'm happy to share my recent findings - I implemented an
autocomplete keyboard navigation for Plazes just yesterday - funny!
I just had a look at Plazes, but it think i didn't find the right one,
perhaps it isn't live yet?
In my opinion the following keys
Can it be modified to work with FLAM and WIMPY?
Hi Sam,
I've never used either of those but if they just use flash then I
would think the flash plugin would work with them with little or no
modifications.
Mike
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oops! fixed. :o)
Thanks Dan!
Chris
Dan Atkinson wrote:
Hi there.
Your JS code link is dead! :)
cjordan wrote:
Hi folks,
Today, I was in need of a function to parse strings in the ODBCDateTime
format. I needed to convert a string in the ODBCDateTime format to a
valid
I really appreciate it... thx man!2006/11/9, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can it be modified to work with FLAM and WIMPY?Hi Sam,I've never used either of those but if they just use flash then Iwould think the flash plugin would work with them with little or nomodifications.
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
I noticed that when text is scaled up in the browser, the containing
boxes do not expand to accommodate the larger content. Would this be
troublesome to fix? My lame guess is that the height needs to be set
to auto at some stage of the animation, or will this cause a
Louise,
Thanks for catching that. I thought I'd checked all the code in both IE
and FF(2.0), but missed that one. I was using getYear() instead of
getFullYear(). I didn't realize the difference between the two. Anyway,
it's fixed now.
Thanks again!
Chris
Louise Dade wrote:
Hi,
[I'm
Hmm
If I change the fuction call to:
$.ajax({type:GET, url:xml/testTemplate.xml, dataType:xml,
success: function(xml) {
$.each(data_item, function(i) {
$(i,xml).append(data_item[i]);
});
alert(Request: + $(xml).toXML());
},
I've experienced many problems when converting date from database to usable
format, so your work is great.
But copying date taken after pressing Current time, from:
Current Time in ODBCDateTime format: {ts '2006-11-9 14:57:5'}
and pasting it into Enter a string to convert box, gives an error:
Hello,
I'm working too on a media player (using Aflax) but I have a problem
with Firefox 2. The following code doesn't work althought it used to
work with firefox 1.
//deal with the classes of the play button
$(.play_).toggle(function(){
Oh ... I did not realize that $().load used $().html and totally
ignores the recent fix for this issue with the append type methods.
I'll have to take a look at fixing this. In the mean time you could
just use the $.ajax() with a success callback that $().empty()'s the
select and then
On 11/9/06, Joel Birch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: To this:
var finished = function() { --running; this.style.height=auto; };
Perhaps it would be best to just allow the style sheet to define
whether or not it is auto by setting the style to a blank string.
var finished = function() { --running;
Le Wed, 08 Nov 2006 16:54:48 +0100,
Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
It should pretty easy to add it, especially after the refactoring I
did after 1.0.3.
I created a bug report (http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/367/), but
would delay it for 1.1.
Thanks :)
I could implement the
I love it! I'm sure you'd do a better job than I at making it work properly.
I'm jsut glad you think it's a good idea.
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That's correct, people who post things like Youtube videos on their
blogs generally annoy me. Most readers won't (and probably shouldn't)
do anything with flash or other rich content.
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Behalf Of Mike Alsup
Sent:
On 11/9/06, Joel Birch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: To this:
var finished = function() { --running; this.style.height=auto; };
Perhaps it would be best to just allow the style sheet to define
whether or not it is auto by setting the style to a blank string.
var finished = function() {
Krzysztof,
You're right. I am expecting the digits in the time format to have
leading zeros, because I thought that was the "proper" ODBC format. But
I should allow single digits, and prepend the zero. Good suggestion.
I'll implement that in a few minutes.
Thanks,
Chris
Krzysztof FF wrote:
On 11/8/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi jQueryians,just improved and commited the jQuery accordion plugin, or rather Accordion widget. Whatever you like to call it, it's quite neat and very flexible.Very cool
Jörn, I really like how flexible it is.-Wil
Beautiful plug-in Paul! I haven't looked at the code yet, but I'm sure
it's spectacular. You've officially put my highlightFade plug-in out of
business. ;)
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Paul Bakaus wrote:
Hi jQuerians,
I managed to get the core functionality of my new plugin done today.
Still, cross-browser
Hi
In _javascript_ I really
miss not to have a print_r() function to debug. Often I use alert() and
innerHTML in order to see what I am manipulating,
but here with
objects, I don't know how to debug...
If you develop on Firefox, you can use the
firebug extension. It has a
Olivier Percebois-Garve wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to implement jtip on a page where I have already implemented
the thickbox, both on a elements.
Apparently the saveTitle function is not being called.
Any thoughts ?
In javascript I really miss not to have a print_r() function to debug.
I'm not sure it's spectacular ;-)I think highlightFade is still a great specialized plugin, I have used it before! I haven't looked at your code, maybe you can cross-check mine (the parts with the color functionality), tell me if you see some possible improvements, I'm sure there are many.
On 11/9/06, Christian Bach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Erik Beeson wrote: Changing with the arrow keys is nice, but it seems like it should select when you hit Enter, and revert to the last selection when you hit ESC.It's now on the list of stuff to implement.
Perhaps accessibility expert Klaus,
WowU are really fast guys !!! I'll definitely gonna to use this dumpObj function (I have already firebug). thanks a lotI found my mistakes which was as usual quit dumb:I made this: class=thickbox class=tooltip
instead of class=thickbox tooltipolivvvOn 11/9/06, Stephen Woodbridge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
setting the type to text/xml doesn't seem to help any.
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Paul, works beautifully in FF.but in IE6 only Example1 works when clicking button Press Me...the other button Go Back does not function/has no effect.Examples 2 and 3 do not work at all...
:-(On 09/11/06, Paul Bakaus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure it's spectacular ;-)I think
Hello,
i try to use the $.getJSON function to get some JSON data from my php
file. The actual code looks like this:
function loadArticle(id) {
$.getJSON(../admin/article.php, { mode:get, id: id },
function(json){
if(console) console.log(json);
else alert(json);
Brilliant, guys! Thanks a lot for sharing these enhancement ideas Joel and
Brandon. Not only can the text in the accordion now be resized with no
penalty, but this also makes it possible to swap out the contents of the
accordion sections at runtime! This was a big help (and enlightening). :)
Hi folks,
Per Krzysztof's suggestion I've added the ability to pass ODBCDateTime
strings that are missing leading zeros in the month, day, hours,
minutes or seconds. In the case of seconds, if you intend "00" you can
leave it off entirely (including the preceding colon). The year must
still
On Nov 9, 2006, at 10:29 AM, Paul Bakaus wrote:I'm not sure it's spectacular ;-)I think highlightFade is still a great specialized plugin, I have used it before! I haven't looked at your code, maybe you can cross-check mine (the parts with the color functionality), tell me if you see some possible
Hello again,
i've now updated to jQuery 1.0.3 and get a new error (same code):
/
syntax error/
jquery-1.0.3.pack... (line 1)
data =
$.getJSON(file.php, {mode:get, id:45},
function(json) {
console.log(json);
}
);
Firebug shows me that the GET request is going out but i get no
Dang! You beat me to the punch, Mike. I've been working on (more or less) the
same thing, and
was just finishing up my documentation and examples last night when you posted
yours... too bad
we didn't find out sooner.
Here's my version:
http://jquery.lukelutman.com/plugins/flash/
I've
i've now updated to jQuery 1.0.3 and get a new error (same code):
Can you post a link?
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Mike Alsup schrieb:
at the moment i'm just using jQuery 1.0.1.
getJSON wasn't added to jQuery until ver 1.0.2.
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It's working now, don't know what the problem was.
So I was planning on using Jorn's tooltip plugin, but my client nixed it
saying that he wanted something that looked more like this:
http://www.sleekspaces.com/category/Workspace/Office_Chairs?scope=brandscop
e_id=188
Scroll down a bit, then hover over the Lider Conference Chair.
I'm thinking
I'm curious to know what you think :-)
That's excellent, Luke! Very flexible and very powerful; nice work!
Mike
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Hey guys and gals,
I am trying to duplicate a set of form elements using:
$(#claims).clone().appendTo(#ap)
and
div id=claims
div class=fieldlabelinput type=text class=contact
name=claim[]
value=//div
div class=fieldinput
Okay...
An update. I've got this working by placing a transparent PNG as a
background image for #tooltip. I'm having trouble getting it to be
transparent in IE though. Does jQuery have a plugin to make ANY png
transparent regardless of where it appears in the code?
!//--
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Hello everyone,
i have the following problem: i want to pass a string that is encoded
with the php urlencode() function via json
to some javascript code. does javascript or jQuery support any way to
decode such a string ?
Another point: Does jQuery support any sort of URL parameter handling ?
On Nov 9, 2006, at 12:21 PM, bmsterling wrote:
Hey guys and gals,
I am trying to duplicate a set of form elements using:
$(#claims).clone().appendTo(#ap)
and
div id=claims
div class=fieldlabelinput type=text class=contact
name=claim[]
Mark Gibson schrieb:
Javascript has the functions:
decodeURI(s) and decodeURIComponent(s)
I get a string like this:
Stumpf+einer+Palme%2C+ausgeh%F6hlt%2C+geschliffen+und+mit+Perlmutteinlegearbeiten+verziert
If this string is inside the variable test and i do:
var newtest
Does decodeURIComponent() support character encoding character
sequences? %F6 looks like an accented character, if you remove this does
it work? That might give you a clue to the problem or what to search for.
-Steve
Truppe Steven wrote:
Mark Gibson schrieb:
Javascript has the functions:
escape() and unescape() have always worked for me :-)
i.e.
escape('The quick brown fox') - The%20quick%20brown%20fox
unescape('The%20quick%20brown%20fox') - The quick brown fox
Luke
Truppe Steven wrote:
Mark Gibson schrieb:
Javascript has the functions:
decodeURI(s) and
$(#claims).clone().siblings(.contact).val().appendTo(#ap)
and that give me an error.
You didn't mention the error message or browser, that could help. I did
notice you are cloning an element that has an id on it and inserting a
duplicate id elsewhere in the tree. I think IE lets you get away
I would like to do something like Satellite(tm) 1.0 (an online application
for displaying a gallery of images remotely from your flickr.com account)
[http://design.tedforbes.com/] but with jquery rather than prototype. Has
this been done already? If so can someone send me the url.
Thx
Daniel
nd am seeing something strange, though it is probably more
_javascript_ related. I have a simple table of rows for items in a
shopping cart. in each row is a remove link that should remove the item
from the cart, and the row from the table. here's the basic HTML:
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD
Is there a jQuery plugin that causes ANY png to be transparent? There are
scripts that I've seen that force any PNG called from within an IMG tag to
be transparent in IE, but I've got a PNG set as a background image that I'd
also like to have that same behaviour.
I'm sure I could find it
Andy Matthews schrieb:
Is there a jQuery plugin that causes ANY png to be transparent? There are
scripts that I've seen that force any PNG called from within an IMG tag to
be transparent in IE, but I've got a PNG set as a background image that I'd
also like to have that same behaviour.
I'm
Sébastien schrieb:
It should pretty easy to add it, especially after the refactoring I
did after 1.0.3.
I created a bug report (http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/367/), but
would delay it for 1.1.
Thanks :)
I could implement the solution for this bug easily, but as I've not
Theo Welch schrieb:
Brilliant, guys! Thanks a lot for sharing these enhancement ideas Joel and
Brandon. Not only can the text in the accordion now be resized with no
penalty, but this also makes it possible to swap out the contents of the
accordion sections at runtime! This was a big help (and
I could swear that I've seen it somewhere. This has to be possible, even if
it's not in jQuery.
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Of course. Once I get them uploaded I'll show you an example.
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I added a little notice at the top of the plugins page, hopefully people will see it.On 11/9/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Hi Andrea! Many thanks for adding Chili to the jQuery.com plugins page.
I've just released a new version, 1.2 I'd appreciate very much if you could change the
So this matches only background images?
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Behalf
On Thursday, November 09, 2006 12:14 PM Jörn Zaefferer said:
There is quite a lot of stuff on your page. It would be a great help
if you could reduce the code we have to check to find the problem.
Which page are you referring to? custom.js? index.php? One of my ajax php
pages?
Chris.
IE does not perform well with PNGs as background objects. Microsoft
requires a PNG to be wrapped in on of their stupid filters in order to
make it transparent, and those filters won't work with background images
placed via CSS. I'm not sure how IE7 handles PNG backgrounds however.
So, in answer
Thanks for the suggestion ,but it doesn't seem to be working.
BTW, as an aside, is there a preferred method of responding on this list: top-
or bottom-posting? Makes no matter to me, but some places are pretty adamant
about one or the other, and as they say, when in Rome...
--
And of course Jorn trumps me as soon as I hit send.
I didn't realize the filter could be placed that way, but lo and behold. I'm
never replying before reading all the messages again ;)
-ALEX
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Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Andy,
I looked pretty extensively some weeks ago for exactly the same thing, and
came up empty. There are several solutions available for IMG tags, as you
state, but all of them seem to use imposition of a background on the image
by
On 11/9/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
Perhaps it would be best to just allow the style sheet to define
whether or not it is auto by setting the style to a blank string.
var finished = function() { --running; this.style.height = ''; };
Wouldn't it be
This doesn't appear to work in conjunction with your plugin Jorn.
I'm thinking that it's because the #tooltip element is being created
dynamically, it's not able to find it in the query, and therefore can't
apply the fix. Let me upload the code for anyone to fiddle with.
Here's the link I forgot to send.
http://www.modernessentials.com/tooltip/tooltiptest.cfm
It's got Stefan's code in place, but I very well could have put it in the
wrong location.
Anyone have an idea?
!//--
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion
Hi All,
Relatively new to jQuery, and loving it so far. Hopefully you can help
me with this one...
I have a quote page, which has line items that fetch various pieces
of info (via ajax) from the server as the user starts drilling down.
There are a variable number of line items, of 4 different
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Hi jQueryians,
just improved and commited the jQuery accordion plugin, or rather Accordion
widget. Whatever you like to call it, it's quite neat and very flexible.
That is true once more!
Please checkout the updated demo:
Andy Matthews schrieb:
Here's the link I forgot to send.
http://www.modernessentials.com/tooltip/tooltiptest.cfm
It's got Stefan's code in place, but I very well could have put it in the
wrong location.
Anyone have an idea?
Put jQuery code into document ready. You didn't :p
(I hope
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
BTW, as an aside, is there a preferred method of responding on this list:
top- or bottom-posting? Makes no matter to me, but some places are pretty
adamant about one or the other, and as they say, when in Rome...
As you may notice, I prefer bottom-posting with
Chris W. Parker schrieb:
There is quite a lot of stuff on your page. It would be a great help
if you could reduce the code we have to check to find the problem.
Which page are you referring to? custom.js? index.php? One of my ajax php
pages?
Just the complete application. It's way
Andy Matthews schrieb:
This doesn't appear to work in conjunction with your plugin Jorn.
I'm thinking that it's because the #tooltip element is being created
dynamically, it's not able to find it in the query, and therefore can't
apply the fix. Let me upload the code for anyone to fiddle
Second!!
On 11/9/06, Sam Collett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SVN access over HTTPS would be useful. Are there any plans for it
being implemented (the port used by SVN is blocked here and the
required header methods for HTTP access aren't allowed either (and
probably never will be))?
http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/262/
I re-opened this bug (it was closed) as I'm now running into this error.
Can some more folks take a look at this and see if there's any kind of
work-around, even? Is there anything that can be done if another JS
script extends the Object object in a foolish
When you aren't getting what you expect from an ajax call, inside the
complete callback I show the req.responseXML req.responseText using
routines like the $.debug from jquery.com (somewhere) or my own
version:
jQuery.fn.debug = function(message) {
return this.log('debug:' + (message ||
That was exactly it!!!
http://www.modernessentials.com/tooltiptest.cfm
Once I've got it in place for reals, I'll send out another link.
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certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
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On Thursday, November 09, 2006 1:49 PM Jörn Zaefferer said:
Just the complete application. It's way to much stuff to look through
all of it to find the problem you mentioned. I'm willing to help, but
please understand that you can help, too :-)
Although I haven't removed anything (well, I've
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