[jQuery] Accessing Input Attributes

2006-08-14 Thread Simon Jobling
Title: Accessing Input Attributes I'm having issues trying to access input element attributes using the jQuery "$" function. By using the following script, I can't access the input's value or disabled attributes:Has anyone else encountered these problems and/or found a solution that doesn't

Re: [jQuery] Accessing Input Attributes

2006-08-14 Thread Fil
@ Simon Jobling [EMAIL PROTECTED] : That doesn't seem to help. Well, it does work at http://fil.rezo.net/test_jquery.html -- Fil ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/

Re: [jQuery] Accessing Input Attributes

2006-08-14 Thread Michael Geary
alert($(#btn_save).disabled); you may .get(0) to get the (first and only) element of $(#btn_save) : alert($(#btn_save).get(0).disabled); I'd have thought by using the ID selector there should only be one object returned anyway. $() always returns one object: a jQuery object. It

Re: [jQuery] New Plugin: Spy

2006-08-14 Thread John Resig
I've written a jQuery plugin that creates similar functionality to the Digg spy (http://digg.com/spy). Examples and documentation: http://leftlogic.com/info/articles/jquery_spy This is really cool - I just posted a blog post to the jQuery blog detailing this:

[jQuery] Problems with download

2006-08-14 Thread TRANS
Hello, First let me say that jQuery looks great. Thanks for such an excellent tool. Now the problem: When I clicked the download link and tried to scoll right to view more of the page Firefox actually crashed --and I mean bad. It locked up my whole system. The one super long line is appearently

Re: [jQuery] Problems with download

2006-08-14 Thread Acuff, Daniel (Comm Lines, PAC)
Isn't the one line thing, the result of the code being compacted? It makes the resulting library *less heavy* around 10k with all the spacing and formatting (typical in programming) removed. Dan -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of TRANS Sent:

Re: [jQuery] Problems with download

2006-08-14 Thread Michael Geary
Now the problem: When I clicked the download link and tried to scoll right to view more of the page Firefox actually crashed --and I mean bad. It locked up my whole system. Don't shoot the messenger, but something is wrong with your system. Firefox shouldn't be capable of locking it up like

Re: [jQuery] New jQuery Build System

2006-08-14 Thread Jonathan Sharp
On 8/14/06, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have Java installed (and Ant), but I have no idea how to install those UNIX commands. Could you provide either a short description how to install these under Windows XP or provide an ant task to make the same? I know that it's possible to build it

Re: [jQuery] New jQuery Build System

2006-08-14 Thread Jörn Zaefferer
Actually Christian is working on this right now, it'll hopefully be in SVN today. Oohhkay... ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/

Re: [jQuery] New jQuery Build System

2006-08-14 Thread Mike Alsup
Here's a quick hack in case anyone needs something right away. project name=jQuery default=jquery basedir=. property name=SRC_DIR value=src / property name=BUILD_DIR value=build / property name=JAR value=${BUILD_DIR}/js.jar / property name=PREFIX value=. / property

Re: [jQuery] New jQuery Build System

2006-08-14 Thread Christian Bach
Damn it Mike, i guess you won the race :) Great work. /christian Mike Alsup wrote: Here's a quick hack in case anyone needs something right away. project name=jQuery default=jquery basedir=. property name=SRC_DIR value=src / property name=BUILD_DIR value=build / property

Re: [jQuery] set enabled/disabled

2006-08-14 Thread Dave Methvin
To disable the buttons i use $(#myid).set({disabled:disabled}); This part works perfectly fine, but how do I remove the disabled tag again from #myid to enable it? The latest SVN version can do it with .attr({disabled, false}) or .attr(disabled,) but some older versions had a bug that

Re: [jQuery] New jQuery Build System

2006-08-14 Thread Christian Bach
Mike, Found a problem with the docs target. You forgot to copy the style dir. target name=docs depends=jquery echo message=Building Documentation / delete dir=${DOCS_DIR} / mkdir dir=${DOCS_DIR}/data / mkdir dir=${DOCS_DIR}/js / copy

Re: [jQuery] New jQuery Build System

2006-08-14 Thread Mike Alsup
:-) Well, it's just a quick port of John's makefile. I'm sure it can be improved. Mike On 8/14/06, Christian Bach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Damn it Mike, i guess you won the race :) Great work. /christian ___ jQuery mailing list

Re: [jQuery] Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor

2006-08-14 Thread Jason Yeckel
I have used TinyMCE and it works great to. Dylan Verheul wrote: Use TinyMCE, I have no problem getting it to work. It doesn't interfere with jQuery. On 8/13/06, Remko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am looking for Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor JQUERY style? Not a fancy one but a very basic

[jQuery] jQuery for Wordpress

2006-08-14 Thread Dan Atkinson
Ok folks, I'm going to bring this up here because I think it'll be cool. Basically, it's just jQuery as a plugin for Wordpress, nothing more. Just jquery.js. The reason why I'm sorta mentioning this, is because I'm about to start writing a plugin for Cody's Thickbox 2 plugin (I kinda promised

Re: [jQuery] New jQuery Build System

2006-08-14 Thread Jonathan Sharp
Asuming you have the ant environment setup right, ant target(s) with multiple targets seperated by spaces, so similar to make.-jsOn 8/14/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks, Christian.I told you it could be improved.:-) Found a problem with the docs target.I'm not sure wheather

Re: [jQuery] New jQuery Build System

2006-08-14 Thread Mike Alsup
A simple (for the ant experts here) question: How'd I call the jQuery targets from another build file? You can see examples here: http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/ant.html ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/

Re: [jQuery] jQuery for Wordpress

2006-08-14 Thread Klaus Hartl
Thoughts, suggestions? Or am I the only bugger who uses jQuery with their blog?! :) I'm using jQuery with my WordPress blog, although the usage has not much to do with WordPress. But what I wanted to do since quite a while is an Ajax enabled comment system, with jQuery of course! What do

Re: [jQuery] jQuery for Wordpress

2006-08-14 Thread Dan Atkinson
Yeah! It would be much easier to do with jQuery, and it's something I've contemplated doing for a while with my own blog. Wordpress currently tries to push Prototype/Scriptaculous/Dojo too much right now, and they're leaving little room for jQuery. Quite frankly, I'd like to see it throwing a

Re: [jQuery] jQuery for Wordpress

2006-08-14 Thread Karl Swedberg
On Aug 14, 2006, at 5:25 PM, Dan Atkinson wrote: Quite frankly, I'd like to see it throwing a few more punches for blogs, so any new content for CMSs like Wordpress is good! Hmm. Maybe I should put together a little something for Movable Type. I'm already using jQuery for my MT blog at

Re: [jQuery] Dom creation

2006-08-14 Thread Jason Yeckel
Working great. How would i go about making a table and then inserting rows in the body in a for loop. I am wanting to create a stats board for a post match. I figured i would create the table and then append to it am i right in how to go about this? How would i append to a tag in the table i

[jQuery] platform/plugins detection with jQuery

2006-08-14 Thread Will Arp
Dear list, is there a jQuery plugin or example on platform+plugin detection? If not could you please, point me to the latest in plugin detection and object/embed code? Thank you and have a great day! Will Arp ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com

Re: [jQuery] XPath

2006-08-14 Thread John Resig
In the SVN build of jQuery you can do: $(this).parent().next().show(); jQuery SVN can be found here: http://jquery.com/src/jquery-svn.js --John I have the following structure: dl dta href=urlx/a/dt ddtext/dd /dl I select the a element in this, and I want to

Re: [jQuery] In-situ editing (Editable, etc.) disturbs layout

2006-08-14 Thread Dylan Verheul
Hi, The problem you describe is indeed due to the nature of the form element. Many browsers have given it a (hardcoded) style, a block with some margin. Also, the input or textarea created by editable could be styled. I'll look into the memory leakage part, but I've never really noticed it