My recollection is that jTip2 gets the info via AJAX. I am currently using jTip2 for that purpose, in fact.-- YehudaOn 9/14/06, Rey Bango <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi all. I was wondering if there was a plugin that offered similar
functionality to what NetFlix does when you hover over a movie.If y
Hi all. I was wondering if there was a plugin that offered similar
functionality to what NetFlix does when you hover over a movie.
If you look at the pic in the link:
http://www.intoajax.com/netflix.jpg
you'll see what I mean. jTip comes close but it doesn't seem to make an
Ajax call to grab t
Yehuda,
Yeah, that's what I thought. But invoking $(this).name() and this.name both
kick out an "invalid property id" error in Firebug.
Trying to extend Dylan Verheul's "editable" plugin:
http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?editable
to work with multiple DIVs more easily...
--DIZZLE
wycats wrote:
> blair = { 'You are 100% correct!': true }
>
> -Mike
klaus.knowledge++;
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On Sep 14, 2006, at 2:04 PM, Lewis, David wrote:I think that this should be possible by creating a time delay function [setTimeout()] that is started on the mouseover event and cancelling the timer delay function [clearTimeout()] on the mouseout eventI've done just such a thing with jQuery, but in
> From: Blair Mitchelmore
>
> If I'm not mistaken, anything can be used as a key if
> enclosed in quotes:
> f = {"float":"right"} // no problem
> Rather than with implicit quotes:
> f = {float:"left"} // not so good
>
> They can then be accessed via the array accessor
> f['float']; /
Very nice, Klaus. I plan to use this extensively.
Using FF 1.5.0.6 and IE 6.0, I've been able to botch the tabs with what
looks like Effects problems.
By quickly clicking multiple tabs that use transition effects, I've managed
to display more than one tab contents, show no tab contents, and show
Hi Klaus,
>relationTag[0]
>
>
thank you very much, this was the cause: relationTag/relationTag[0]...
Greetings, Arash
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Sorry, example site is
http://langdata.potowski.org/Tests/InterfaceTest.php
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Behalf Of Meece, Clifford T
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 5:27 PM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: [jQuery] Changing widths and overflow=
I have 3 divs side by side. The middle div is a button that collapses
the left div with an Interface blindToggle event. The left div is
floated left( there was a jquery bug that I fixed with float on IE so it
works now ), so the right div should expand when left div collapses.
All is well and go
Arash Yalpani schrieb:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a problem in IE. My server returns these lines of XML:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> I make a simple call like this to get them:
>
> $('relation').load('/relation/get/?foo=bar', callbackHandler);
>
> In callbackHandler, I do this:
>
>
If I'm not mistaken, anything can be used as a key if enclosed in quoted:
f = {"float":"right"} // no problem
Rather than with implicit quotes:
f = {float:"left"} // not so good
They can then be accessed via the array accessor
f['float']; // no problem
But you'll get trouble if you try
Hi all,
I have a problem in IE. My server returns these lines of XML:
I make a simple call like this to get them:
$('relation').load('/relation/get/?foo=bar', callbackHandler);
In callbackHandler, I do this:
function callbackHandler(xml) {
var relationTag = $('relati
Hi,
I like the Safari searchbox system, but it's a pity it doesn't validate
XHTML. So here's my take on it, the jQuery-way:
http://www.jquery.info/IMG/html/18_safari_searchbox.html
The code is so short I can't help copypasting it here:
$(document).ready(function(){
var o =
$('input#s
> Something missing: Of course that could also be achieved by using
>
> {"customerid":"47", "supplierid":"32", "asdf[]":[1243,1928], ...}
Is "asdf[]" a valid key for a value?
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Cool! Thanks :-)
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Sent: September 14, 2006 12:41 PM
To: discuss@jquery.com
Subject: Re: [jQuery] unsubscribe
Lewis, David wrote:
>
> With all the recent interest in jQuery and the increased volume to the
> mailing lis
Stefan-
You've obviously got talent, as you've shown with the excellent
Interface plugins. As it pertains to ImageBox / Thickbox, I don't see
the need to remove your work if a few people don't see it as being
worthwhile. It seems you're targeting a different audience with
Imagebox, and whil
Here's a quick modification of the code (untested):
$('#menu li').each(function(i) {
$(this).pause( i * 150 ).animate({left:0}, {duration: 1000,
easeMethod: 'backout'});
});
It seems like it would make more sense to animate the 'left' attribute
- to get it to the right spot. That way, the ani
Lewis, David wrote:
>
> With all the recent interest in jQuery and the increased volume to the
> mailing list, I wonder if a Web-based "discussion forum" might be worth
> considering? I've found the archived mailing list to be a bit of a
> challenge to search ...
>
You should give www.nabble.c
Stefan Petre wrote:
> Yes, Sorry, this thread is dead.
>
That is sad to read. Please don't let others spoil your work with
inappropiate comments. From what I saw, your imagebox approach was
simply doing all those things right, that I don't like at the current
thickbox implementation. I can un
In jQuery functions "this" refers to the current element. I assume the same would apply to editable, assuming they used $.fn.editable.-- YehudaOn 9/14/06,
dizzledorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(Firefox crashed just as was finishing my original (detailed) post...gr)Briefly:How do I access t
Good to know, thank you John!
John Resig schrieb:
>Arash -
>
>This is a known bug, and we're working to fix it.
>http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/165/
>
>--John
>
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He doesn't know how to do this. Can you please delete his email
account? All of these emails are coming to a corporate inbox at his
place of employment.
Thank you.
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Posted At: Thursday, Septemb
(Firefox crashed just as was finishing my original (detailed) post...
gr)
Briefly:
How do I access the name (id) of a particular DIV within a function that is
accessing all DIVs with a certain class name?
e.g.
...
...
...
etc.
.
.
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
> Therefore my request to commit Thickbox to the jQuery subversion, to
> port back improvements from derivates, to improve whatever is possible
> (like the stuff Klaus did) and then to rule them (all those XXXbox
> derivates) all! In other words, make it a top level proje
Hi,
I'm using Jquery for a little Ajax I'm putting in a form. I'm no JS expert
but I can usually hack it so it works.
The Jquery works for the stuff I'm using it for, but it seems to clash with
the drupal.js or something.
Anyway, I get the following in firebug: input.setAttribute is not a function
I think that this should be possible by creating
a time delay function [setTimeout()] that is started on the mouseover event and
cancelling the timer delay function [clearTimeout()] on the mouseout event.
This way, if the mouse hovers over the link for the duration of the timer delay,
then
>> Essentially the code is animating white 's with
>> white text within them!
> God I feel stupid. I didn't catch that at all.
Hey, a few white 's never hurt anyone. :-)
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> I'm not clicking on why the method for sending form data via ajax is like:
>
> [{"name":"customerid", "value":"47"}, {"name":"supplierid", "value":"32"},
> ...]
>
> As opposed to:
>
> {"customerid":"47", "supplierid":"32", ...}
>
> Can someone give me a clue?
Chris - both methods are supported.
Arash -
This is a known bug, and we're working to fix it.
http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/165/
--John
On 9/14/06, Arash Yalpani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> sorry for the late answer!
>
> Matt Stith schrieb:
>
> > That error is usually because you are trying to use the absolute URL
>
I do think that you have a good point …
but as I am new to jQuery – I’m happy to “put up” with
100’s of emails each day as I’m learning a lot from reading
solutions to other peoples’ problems.
With all the recent interest in jQuery and
the increased volume to the mailing list, I wonder
Thats cool, and works well in ie6,ff1.5 and opera9
nezza wrote:
>
> Playing around with jQuery yesterday, managed to replicate the
> mootools.net side menu.
> Thanks to the fantastic Easing & Pause Plugins!
>
> Take look:
>
>
>
>
>type="text/javascript">
Yes, Sorry, this thread is dead.
Paul wrote:
> Did you take the demo offline? I get a 404 from
> http://interface.eyecon.ro/develop/demos/imagebox.html
>
>
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God I feel stupid. I didn't catch that at all. I copyed it from nabble and
they parsed the anchors. If I would have read the code closer I would have
seen it. Thanks.
nezza wrote:
>
> Kenton,
>
> Just noticed it is working, but the you;ve taken out the tags, so the
> style sheet isn't workin
Did you take the demo offline? I get a 404 from
http://interface.eyecon.ro/develop/demos/imagebox.html
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Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 10:24 AM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] Ima
Dear Dan,
Not the animations are the reason for this file size.. Let me explain:
-- 1. --
Thickbox
$("body").append("");
ImageBox
loader = document.createElement('img');
loader.src = jQuery.ImageBox.options.loaderSRC;
jQuery(loader)
.attr('id', 'ImageBoxLoader')
Am Donnerstag, 14. September 2006 12:31 schrieb Stefan Petre:
> Maybe some of you that migrated from prototype to jQuery miss the Lightbox
> plugin. I know I do for some projects.
Yes, I understand you. You made a good attempt in recreating those neat
animations but there are still a few glitches
> BTW, if a signature is properly delimited with "-- " (
> [hyphen][hyphen][space] ) just prior to the actual sig, most mail and news
> readers will automatically cut it when replying.
> (... manually deleted...)
I have never seen such a behaviour (I use mutt), and the archives on this
list tend t
I agree that there are a LOT of messages going thru this group, but especially
with something so new and (IMO) exciting, you never know what might spark your
interest. I believe it's far more constructive to delete messages than to
potentially miss out on something that maybe useful.
Perhaps a
While your plugin is slick, there is something of a sacrifice of size for
sexyness.
The point of thickbox was functionality whilst maintaining a small code
size. It achieved that, and then some.
While it's not gorgeous, it still weights in at nearly twice of the size of
thickbox (iutil.js+imageb
> Usually with Mailman lists you just need to write to
> -unsubscribe@, so here you could try sending an email to
>
Although it might be that there's something wrong with the
subscription/unsubscription of this list: I tried to get myself added
last week on several different addresses, but i
Hi Matt,
sorry for the late answer!
Matt Stith schrieb:
> That error is usually because you are trying to use the absolute URL
> to the resource, instead of putting
> http://www.website.com/path/to/file.php, try just using path/to/file.php
No, I never use absolute URLs (http://...), always re
> Why can't you remove yourself?
Usually with Mailman lists you just need to write to
-unsubscribe@, so here you could try sending an email to
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I also think there are too many messages on this list, which is a good and a
bad thing :)
And to make things lighter, I would
Why can't you remove yourself?
Kevin Quillen wrote:
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> emails when I just want discussion emails based on the question I posed.
>
>
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>
Rey Bango schreef:
> I think he's referring to the plugins. Many don't come with much
> documentation.
>
> Rey..
>
yip that is what I was thinking. Would be handy to have some sort of
pear.php.net or somthing else where docs and libs are nice presented.
> Klaus Hartl wrote:
>> "One thing I re
I think he's referring to the plugins. Many don't come with much
documentation.
Rey..
Klaus Hartl wrote:
> "One thing I regret about jquery site [...] is that the documentation is
> always so little."
>
> I beg your pardon? Have you worked with Prototype yet? If you ask me the
> jQuery API is
Please remove this email from your mailing list please. I
get way too many emails when I just want discussion emails based on the
question I posed.
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"One thing I regret about jquery site [...] is that the documentation is
always so little."
I beg your pardon? Have you worked with Prototype yet? If you ask me the
jQuery API is very well documented...
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I post your code here http://www.brainknot.com/code/jq_mootools_menu/ ,but it
does not work. If you can point out the error I'll fix it.
nezza wrote:
>
> Playing around with jQuery yesterday, managed to replicate the
> mootools.net side menu.
> Thanks to the fantastic Easing & Pause Plugins!
Hi Bryan,
That is really odd behavior bud. I can see how it just stops being a
draggable object.
On a different note, that page doesn't work with IE 6. When I click on
the "Add a New Page" link, it throws a JS error.
Rey...
bbuchs wrote:
> Hold on, please. I have a use case that your new fix
Hold on, please. I have a use case that your new fix just broke! I appreciate
Stefan's quick response time, but I don't think this was a bug or broken
function.
I have a list of Draggables, and I can drag these elements onto a Droppable.
When dropped, the callback creates a DOM element and adds i
Hi,
> > I'm not clicking on why the method for sending form data via ajax is
> > like:
> >
> > [{"name":"customerid", "value":"47"}, {"name":"supplierid",
> > "value":"32"}, ...]
> >
> > As opposed to:
> >
> > {"customerid":"47", "supplierid":"32", ...}
> >
> >
> > Can someone give me a clue?
>
>
Hi,
> I'm not clicking on why the method for sending form data via ajax is like:
>
> [{"name":"customerid", "value":"47"}, {"name":"supplierid", "value":"32"},
> ...]
>
> As opposed to:
>
> {"customerid":"47", "supplierid":"32", ...}
>
>
> Can someone give me a clue?
There can be more than one fi
> I'm not clicking on why the method for sending form data via ajax is like:
>
> [{"name":"customerid", "value":"47"}, {"name":"supplierid", "value":"32"},
> ...]
>
> As opposed to:
>
> {"customerid":"47", "supplierid":"32", ...}
>
> Can someone give me a clue?
Your method won't work when posting
I will check on Safari later today.2006/9/14, Fil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I didn't released the plugin yet. Will be documented. Still has some bugs on> IE, after this are killed will be releasedIt doesn't work on Safari (at least on my tests).-- Fil___
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> I didn't released the plugin yet. Will be documented. Still has some bugs on
> IE, after this are killed will be released
It doesn't work on Safari (at least on my tests).
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Set parameter 'wmode' to 'opaque' and the layers used for ImageBox will overlap the flash animations. Further, on IE the overlay backgroud has an Iframe beneath wich should prevent windowed elements to stay on top of everything.
2006/9/14, Onno Timmerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Stefan Petre schreef:>
I didn't released the plugin yet. Will be documented. Still has some bugs on IE, after this are killed will be released2006/9/14, Onno Timmerman <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:Stefan Petre schreef:> Hi,>> Maybe some of you that migrated from prototype to jQuery miss the
> Lightbox plugin. I know I do for som
Stefan Petre schreef:
> Hi,
>
> Maybe some of you that migrated from prototype to jQuery miss the
> Lightbox plugin. I know I do for some projects.
> I know that we have the great Thickbox plugin. But in some situations
> thickbox is too complex or not that
> slick like Lightbox.
>
> So, I made
Stefan Petre schreef:
> Hi,
>
> Maybe some of you that migrated from prototype to jQuery miss the
> Lightbox plugin. I know I do for some projects.
> I know that we have the great Thickbox plugin. But in some situations
> thickbox is too complex or not that
> slick like Lightbox.
>
> So, I made
Hi thereI'm not clicking on why the method for sending form data via ajax is like: [{"name":"customerid", "value":"47"}, {"name":"supplierid", "value":"32"}, ...]
As opposed to:{"customerid":"47", "supplierid":"32", ...}Can someone give me a clue?Cheers,Chris
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> Therefore my request to commit Thickbox to the jQuery subversion, to
> port back improvements from derivates, to improve whatever is possible
> (like the stuff Klaus did) and then to rule them (all those XXXbox
> derivates) all! In other words, make it a top level proje
Hi,Maybe some of you that migrated from prototype to jQuery miss the Lightbox plugin. I know I do for some projects.I know that we have the great Thickbox plugin. But in some situations thickbox is too complex or not that
slick like Lightbox.So, I made a Lightbox replica, named ImageBox http://int
Yes I was wondering this too. The serialize() in form.js is different from that in jquery.js. It appears the former takes in a form id and spits out a _javascript_ array, whilst the latter takes in input elements and spits out a url parameter list.
I need to use the behaviour in form.js. How do I
Does somebody have an hack of jTip so that it does not cross the bottom
of the screen. The Jtip should then be up side down. Just like what
happens when it hits the left border.
thx
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On 9/14/06, limodou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I made a AjaxForm, and I want to submit the form's data to cgi. But I
> found the values of the form were encoded by param, and it uses
> encodeURIComponent do such things. And I test the common form action
> without ajax, and found that the values o
Does somebody have an hack of jTip so that it does not cross the bottom
of the screen. The tip should then be up side down. Just like what
happen when it hits the left border.
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I made a AjaxForm, and I want to submit the form's data to cgi. But I
found the values of the form were encoded by param, and it uses
encodeURIComponent do such things. And I test the common form action
without ajax, and found that the values of the data don't encode at
all(I use POST method). So I
The site is back up - sorry about that, my host has gone all sketchy for
the last few days and my email and sites have been down intermittently...
It's here:
http://kelvinluck.com/assets/jquery/datePicker/
I'm up for putting it in the jQuery/ visual jQuery svn if someone gives
me the relevant ac
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