The problem is that jQuery is currently under intense development. This makes
it difficult for plug-in developers as a collective to keep up. You can't
say you support svn because svn is not a version. This problem will
eventually fix its self once we reach 1.0.
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Demo:
http://nonsponsored.com/cart_demo/minicart.html
I see what you are talking about in IE6...the slidedown happens in waves. It
seems like each element of the enclosed table appears in a burst, followed
by a short pause.
I don't know if it would help, but the markup there looks a lot
On 08/08/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To create non-text input elements in IE you have to use the following:
document.createElement(input type=submit);
In contrast to this: You cannot create button elements with
document.createElement in IE, but have to use innerHTML for
Not seen a plugin that does this yet. Would try it myself, but not
sure how to do so (even after looking at existing implementations).
http://www.designdetector.com/demos/css-gradients-demo-1.php
The basic implementation of that page similar to the rounded corner plugin I
did. It's much worse
Hi,
I have a problem wit the click and dblclick event:
var myClickFunction = function()
{
$(this).toggleClass(backcolor2);
}
var myDblClickFunction = function()
{
alert('DoubleClick');
}
both are bind to the same object. When I do a click on the object, the
myClickFunction function is
i need some script that works with elements
classNames, i used heavily jquery's addClass, removeClass, toggleClass to get
tricky combinations of classes, and that's what i discovered:
in Opera 9 strange space appears in the beginning
of complex classNames...
for example:
while in FF
Actually, this works:
var button = document.createElement('input');
button.type = 'submit';
button.value = 'The button';
document.getElementById('test').appendChild(button);
yes, sure, it isn't a button element.
button elements can take html as children, span for example which allows
Man, if anyone ever tries to measure jQuery productivity in lines of code we
are *totally* screwed. ;-)
Haha, good one ;-)
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Can I request animate() in FxModule accept units such like em? I just
found I could use any units in animate() and the default is px. I don't
think this is a good idea for designers.
Definitely. Although, it probably won't happen until after 1.0. I want
to animate percentages, for example.
This may work:
var myDblClickFunction = function(e)
{
e.stopPropagation();
alert('DoubleClick');
}
but if it works, it will not work in IE. don't you think it is important
to support IE, wether one likes it or not? i have found quite often on
this list, that code simply isn't tested
Title: Horiz. Menu
I have a horizontal row of divs. So far.. the divs change color onmouseover.
How would I get a layer to show up when I rollover say id='home' ??
Sample JQuery:
script type=text/_javascript_
$(document).ready(function(){
$('.divLeft').hover(function(){
ok, but it'll require some time to create simplest testcase
That's a weird one, do you think you could create a bug report for it?
http://proj.jquery.com/dev/bugs/new/
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td.white.active{
background:#FFF;
border-color:#F00;
}
P.S. - i'm not sure, but i guess the same bug appears in IE either
IE does not support the multiple class selector .white.active. It may
seem so somehow, because here it applies these styles as if you had written
while in FF elements className after series of events states: white active
in Opera the same element after same events has classNames: active white
so in Opera this styles won't apply for this element (while FF behaves
as expected):
td.white.active{
background:#FFF;
Thanks. Looking forward to reading it.
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On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Rafael Santos wrote:
i just want to increase a value...
by jQuery:
var cont = $(#img_counter).val(); //its an input value
cont = parseInt(cont + 5);
$(#img_counter).val(cont);
...
=( where am i wrong?
You want:
cont = parseInt(cont) + 5
The input value is a string.
Ahh.. i wasnt looking at the code close enough, i had TB_Init(); (capital i) when it should have been TB_init();... Thanks anyways!On 8/8/06, Jonathan Howard
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stylo~ wrote:
Performance is great, but I can't figure out what is being sorted.
The column sorts should only sort the displayed data, not the hidden data.
(And otherwise the page indicator is wrong also.)
From everything I've seen in paging systems:
You might consider bringing in a few
Tuesday, August 8, 2006, 11:50:58 PM, Mikage wrote:
IE leaks memory on loading jquery-svn.js rev.169.
Also noticed Opera 9 bails with a syntax error eval-ing the latest
compressed dev release.
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