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Using `setAttribute` can be tricky, as IE doesn't propagate changes
made via `setAttribute` to the visual display of an element [1]
(except for `className` and `style`.
So, if we can identify _all_ the buggy attributes --as `value` seems
to be, the special cases could be added in the same
By the way, John: May I ask about the second parameter (`2`) passed to
`getAttribute` in line 1276 of rev 234? What does it do?
The attribute name you pass to getAttribute is not case-sensitive. With
the second parameter, you can force case-sensitivity. This is IE only!
Default value is 0,
If the validate function isn't doing much except working on specific objects
(document.tester.mytext.value), then there isn't much point in moving it to
its own function imo.
Example:
Mungbeans wrote:
Thank you, Karl. This code now works well:
$(document).ready(function() {
line 1199 : if ( this.readyState 1= complete ) return;
I fixed it just after you posted this and fixed 1.0.1 right away. Ooops :(
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Hi,
with jQuery version 1.01 I cannot select children if I write something
like this:
$('#someIddivdiv')
or $('/dashboard/locations/location')
This also does not work anymore (I'm using that in the tabs plugin):
$(this).find('div')
The '' selector seems to be pretty much broken... The
I'm using 1.0 right now, and when I change it to 1.0.1 it doesn't
throw any errors, but stops working
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Hi,
I found a bug in Safari in the curCSS function where it tries to access
a property which is null in that case...:
curCSS: function(elem, prop, force) {
var ret;
if (!force elem.style[prop]) {
ret = elem.style[prop];
} else if (elem.currentStyle) {
var newProp
When jquery tries to get the height of a (display:none) element, it
clones the element as (visiblity:hidden display:block), appends it to
the BODY, calculates the dimensions, and removes it.
Which is all very clever.
The problem comes that if you style your element using css selectors,
then
Thanks for pointing that out, I did look at it when it came out but sort of forgot about it. I initially dismissed it because seemed like it had too many bells and whistles and was much too slow, but that cetainly could be a server issue and not a problem with the plugin. I'll give it another look
Hi,Does anyone know a link to the Thickbox 2.0 site, I'm sure a week ago I found a site that wasn't on the jquery server that had all the details and examples of thickbox 2.0.I'm trying to get hold of it but at the moment the JQuery site seems like it's having problems.
CheersTom
I found a bug in Safari in the curCSS function where it tries to access
a property which is null in that case...:
What property were you attempting to check with curCSS in Safari - the
specific property is very important. Also, does the element have a
display: of none? What version of Safari
Hey guys,I know there's been some problems with the jQuery svn lately, so I've put up a mirror at http://svn.visualjquery.com/jquery-mirror/trunk
I hope that I don't have the same problems that have been plaguing John. Good luck!-- Yehuda KatzWeb Developer(ph)718.877.1325(fax) 718.686.4288
Thickbox 2: http://jquery.com/demo/thickbox/http://codylindley.com/Webdev/274/thickbox-12
On 8/31/06, Tom Holder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,Does anyone know a link to the Thickbox 2.0 site, I'm sure a week ago I found a site that wasn't on the jquery server that had all the details and examples
Wait - how'd it break your plugin? Nothing should've broken with the
bug fix release. I think I messed up foo bar, which I'm working to
fix right now.
--John
On 8/31/06, Dylan Verheul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The newest jQuery 1.01 broke my autocomplete plugin, so I have
released an update.
in IE the each function does not work under certain circumstances. The
following snippet throws an error in IE:
$('infowindowtab/tab', this).each( ... )
This was the same issue with selecting children - which has been
resolved now. Sorry about that.
--John
Hi Everyone -
Due to negligence on my part, the jQuery servers and code have been is
a strange state the past couple days - to summarize:
1) For the past couple days the jQuery server has been crashing every
night. I had no idea why until the a few minutes ago. It was related
to the nightly
Is this a known issue?
I am pretty new with jquery and I am still
finding my way around the site but I did find this:
http://proj.jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/137/
If compatibility will be with a plugin
now, how will that work? Will I just need to call a .js file that holds the
plugin?
I'm sure you've got a lot on your mind. It says a lot for you that you were
willing to admin your error in a public forum.
Keep up the good work John.
!//--
andy matthews
web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
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615.370.1530 x737
Hi John,
yes I first encountered the problem with an earlier version.
I now replaced the old version of jQuery with the version you specified and
replaced the deprecated syntax.
The problem still persists.
In a responseXML containing XML without namespaces, Opera and FF find all the
elements and
I'll speak regarding jQuery (I'm not qualified enough to speak about when you'd want to use other frameworks):jQuery is a DOM-centric framework. If your main _javascript_ work is to manipulate, traverse, and bind event handlers onto collections of DOM Element, jQuery is, by *far*, the best thing
Karl Swedberg schrieb:
Hang in there, John. Even super-humans make mistakes. :)
This email that you wrote is just one more reason that I love working
with jQuery. Cheers to you for having the honesty and integrity to
post this message to the group.
Karl
Absolutely! Just wanted to
This is an in-house clinical portal, similar in nature to DotNetNuke or
Rainbow Portal in that content is served dynamically through one or two
ASPX pages. The ASPX pages grab content from a database which includes
references to ASCX's (user controls). It's one of those user controls
I'm writing
I'll second that!
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Behalf Of Klaus Hartl
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 11:29 AM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] jQuery Chaos
Karl Swedberg schrieb:
Hang in there, John. Even super-humans make
Ok, I'll take a look over it and implement this.
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2006/8/31, Hartman, Matthew [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So any how, I must assume it's what you said with innerHTML not playing
well with STYLE tags. If I include the STYLE tag as part of the
originally served document there is no problem at all.
It's the same problem as
I can't figure out what is causing this, don't know whether it's a bug
in my code, in Firefox or in jQuery.
When I hover over the results of my autocompleter, Firebug reports an error:
uncaught exception: Permission denied to get property HTMLDivElement.parentNode
Detailed steps to reproduce:
John,
Can you please tell me what timezone your 'last night' was, please?
And is this UTC or your local time?
Cheers,
Dan
John Resig wrote:
Hi Everyone -
Due to negligence on my part, the jQuery servers and code have been is
a strange state the past couple days - to summarize:
1)
John,
Over the last few days (nearly a week) I've been suffering with severe
difficulties accessing the jquery.com site.
I guess about 80% of my attempts have failed, which has led to several hairs
on my head disappearing through stress and my hands ripping them out.
Is the site going
something like $('divp') or $(element).find('divp') doesn't work anymore
with the latest release 1.0.1.
sorry this is the only thing i can say about it, cause jquery.com is
completly down including the svn repository.
--
View this message in context:
Stefan,
Seems a bit buggy.
-The callbacks aren't fired when you click on an item in the list only when
you arrow to it and hit enter.
-Pressing 'Esc' multiple times after the list has displayed has a weird
effect (I think with an i-frame).
These are just some quick things I've noticed. I
John Resig wrote:
It's not so much an issue of jQuery ignoring the style element - it's
an issue of browsers ignoring it. If memory serves me correctly, using
style elements and innerHTML is particularly dicey.
Couldn't STYLE tags in delivered HTML snippet be stripped out and inserted
Can you please tell me what timezone your 'last night' was, please?
And is this UTC or your local time?
I am GMT -0500 (Boston, MA, EST). So, the first syntax bug was for,
maybe, an hour from 2am to 3am - the other selector bug was in until
11:30am.
The servers had been going down at 5am
Dan -
To expand upon what I mentioned on the list before. This has been due
to server issues that only occur at night (for me) and during the day
(for you).
The issues should be resolved now, it had to do with the server
running out of HD space and freaking out - this includes Wordpress and
the
John,
Cheers.
I logged on this morning just after 9AM (UTC) when I came into work, noticed
that jquery 1.0.1 was released, got a cup of coffee, downloaded it,
commented, and shortly after, it went dead. Unfortunately, you were probably
in bed when this happened though!
John Resig wrote:
One more question about last modifications in Interface:
Can I use the handle parameter with sortables or only with standalone
draggables?
Thanks, again.
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Are you having problems with in Firefox or only in IE?-- YehudaOn 8/31/06, Timo Derstappen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:something like $('divp') or $(element).find('divp') doesn't work anymore
with the latest release 1.0.1.sorry this is the only thing i can say about it, cause jquery.com iscompletly
Also I've noticed that when you move from the second to third fraction
if you back to second again the cordx value is reset to 0.
On 8/31/06, Leandro Ardissone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thank you, I think it's useful, don't you?
On 8/31/06, Stefan Petre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I'll
I can verify this, but I haven't had a chance to look into where it is
coming from.
I am just starting to implement your autocomplete plugin. Thanks for the
work on it. I will try and track down this bug in a bit, if you don't get to
it first
-Geoff
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From: [EMAIL
Not to add to your worries, but I've been experiencing some weirdness
with the mailing list. Some posts reach my inbox 2 or 3 times while
some others never get here at all. Of course I can't tell exactly how
many don't reach me, but occasionally I'll see a reference to a post
that I never
aedmonds wrote:
Stefan,
Seems a bit buggy.
-The callbacks aren't fired when you click on an item in the list only when
you arrow to it and hit enter.
-Pressing 'Esc' multiple times after the list has displayed has a weird
effect (I think with an i-frame).
These are just some quick
That is a weird one... let me know what you find out - did this bug
exist with 1.0 autocomplete?
--John
On 8/31/06, Geoff Knutzen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can verify this, but I haven't had a chance to look into where it is
coming from.
I am just starting to implement your autocomplete
I can repro this with consistency in FF.
It seems that this only fires if you move focus from an element, to
something else and then immediately move to a child element of the first
element. If you go directly from the first element to the child, all is
fine.
A silly quick fix is to wrap this
I eagerly await a forum! :P
hehe!
Karl Swedberg-2 wrote:
Not to add to your worries, but I've been experiencing some weirdness
with the mailing list. Some posts reach my inbox 2 or 3 times while
some others never get here at all. Of course I can't tell exactly how
many don't reach
The iterator being used is a for-in but the object is an Array, so it's sometimes breaking and sometimes doing insane things due to my additions to Array.prototype.Sortables:92for(i in jQuery.iSort.changed){
I suggest changing it to a vanilla for loop:for(var i = 0; i jQuery.iSort.changed.length;
I'm BRAND new to
jQuery. I've successfully (and easily) selected all of the checked
checkboxes, but now, I would like to check (or uncheck) them. Could
someone show me how this is done? Thanks in advance.
Grant
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Anybody else noticed that Safari is reported as Mozilla?
script
alert(jQuery.browser.safari + \n + jQuery.browser.mozilla)
/script
mozilla/5.0 (macintosh; u; intel mac os x; en) applewebkit/418.8
(khtml, like gecko) safari/419.3
true
true
Based on the code:
var b =
Grant Bristow wrote:
I'm BRAND new to jQuery. I've successfully (and easily) selected all
of the checked checkboxes, but now, I would like to check (or uncheck)
them. Could someone show me how this is done? Thanks in advance.
Grant
Hi Grant,
I posted this a week or so back but
Grant Bristow wrote:
Thanks Rob.
But at the risk of sounding really stupid: how do I put your code to
work? I'm really sorry, but I've never seen the $. nomenclature
before. Perhaps you could refer me to some additional documentation
than what I found on the jQuery site. Or, just a
Corey Jewett wrote:
I just now looked into doing so, but I think it will grow the core's
file size too much. Nice plugin though.
// As of jQuery 1.0.1[1] the relevant code is:
var b = navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase();
jQuery.browser = {
safari: /webkit/.test(b),
opera:
You've been great! Thank you very much. I think I understand what's
going on.
Where did you figure out the $.Name constructs? Is this documented
anywhere?
Grant
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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Sent: Thursday, August 31,
I'm a long time prototype user and have had a love/hate relationship with it. I've spent a lot of time tweaking prototype to suit my needs in the DOM manipulation area. However, I do somewhat like what prototype has to offer in the object oriented approach. I'm curious what the views are
Trial and error (and a lot of Saft recovering my tabs) indicates that
these are the culprits:
tests/10-jQuery.find.js:
...
t( Checked UI Element, input:checked, [radio2,check1] );
...
t( Is Visible, input:visible,
[text1,text2,radio1,radio2,check1,check2] );
t( Is Hidden, input:hidden,
Krzysztof FF schrieb:
John Resig wrote:
It's not so much an issue of jQuery ignoring the style element - it's
an issue of browsers ignoring it. If memory serves me correctly, using
style elements and innerHTML is particularly dicey.
Couldn't STYLE tags in delivered HTML snippet be
Corey Jewett wrote:
sa = /apple/.test(v),
Why do you prefer this over /webkit/ ?
It is fairly common to spoof or manipulate a browser's user agent
string. Sometimes it is a native feature of the browser (like Opera),
sometimes plugins are used. While for example a Safari user may want
Brandon -
For 1.0 I snuck in a bunch of Prototype users really happy. I plan on
releasing a complete Prototype compatibility module that will help
Prototype users transition over to jQuery. For example, Prototype has
Object.extend(), jQuery has jQuery.extend() - they work nearly
identically.
I'm
Hartman, Matthew schrieb:
This is an in-house clinical portal, similar in nature to DotNetNuke or
Rainbow Portal in that content is served dynamically through one or two
ASPX pages. The ASPX pages grab content from a database which includes
references to ASCX's (user controls). It's one of
This may be slightly off-topic, but I'm curious about the changes you made to prototype. What aspect of its DOM manipulation did you find lacking?On 8/31/06,
Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm a long time prototype user and have had a love/hate relationship with it. I've spent a lot of
It is fairly common to spoof or manipulate a browser's user agent
string.
Woah... that's news to me! Especially considering that Safari and
Opera combined have like 4% of the browser market. I looked at Opera 9
and it's not immediately apparent how to switch user agents (in that,
I was looking
$('ulId').insertAtIndex(newLi, 7);
Ok, that's a little more complex, this would do it, though:
$(#ulid).children().eq(7).before( newLI );
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Ok... luckily it was simple. :D
The response MUST be true XML (Content-type: text/xml instead of text/html
with XML tags). Yeah... I kind of feel stupid. Stefan, you think you could
add that little bit to the documentation?
The plugin works great! I'm going to do some more testing on it. The
On Aug 31, 2006, at 5:34 PM, John Resig wrote:
It is fairly common to spoof or manipulate a browser's user agent
string.
Woah... that's news to me! Especially considering that Safari and
Opera combined have like 4% of the browser market. I looked at Opera 9
and it's not immediately
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