Thanks for the fix, Philip! I did not realize that select multiple returns a different type!
Interesting thought about the array v/s string... maybe we can do a
benchmark test to compare the times taken. Will update the code
accordingly...
Regards
AshutoshOn 8/18/06, Philip Floetotto [EMAIL
Hello,
I've started a modest blog in French about jQuery, mainly to document what
I learn, and show to SPIP users how to use it. So it's mostly constituted
of very simple examples and discover articles.
My latest article is an example of processing the geo microformat with
jQuery. Nothing
Hi folks,
I use the function below to send user comments to a database and get
refreshed on the current page - no problems.
However, I cannot seem to erase the contents of the comments
form (id=NewCommentZ) for subsequent use - the text area and text input
elements remain populated with the
use .val() on form elements or you could reset the form
Bruce MacKay wrote:
Hi folks,
I use the function below to send user comments to a database and get
refreshed on the current page - no problems.
However, I cannot seem to erase the contents of the comments form
(id=NewCommentZ)
Klaus Hartl wrote:
John Resig schrieb:
I'm confused as to what you're asking - the chaining works right now.
The pre-compiled animations are all queued, meaning that if they're
executed, another animation won't begin until the last one has
completed --- on that element only! Do you think
There was a problem that an invalid pointer error occurs.
The error occurs only in IE.
The error did not occur in the same script in Firefox and Opera either.
The problem seems to occur in the following parts when it is
[[e.className ==]].
src/jquery/jquery.js
has: function(e,a) {
if (
im a noob here, how to i access that url?On 8/20/06, Roman Filippov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,Per my request, jQuery mailing list is now available via NNTP at:nntp://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang._javascript_.jqueryCheers!Yours sincerely,Roman Filippov.
Or do $(formElement).reset(); , that would reset the form to its original state.On 8/20/06, Bruce MacKay
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I use the function below to send user comments to a database and get
refreshed on the current page - no problems.
However, I cannot seem to erase the
Hi,
when you ajaxSubmit a form with an element whose name is action, the
element itself is passed as the url parameter of the load function.
The same kind of error should occur if an element name is method.
Renato
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I am having trouble getting Dave Methvin's jq-corner plugin to work on a
page, and have discovered something very strange. I copied his test page,
the corner lib, and the latest jquery to a folder on my local machine and
adjusted the paths accordingly. Everything is in the same folder.
Now,
Mitchell Lane wrote:
This would allow the programmer to set and override their own HTTP
headers.
That would be a nice addition. Has there been any discussion of having
jQuery automatically use:
X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest
...in the headers of its AJAX calls? There's a few different
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