I did send a link yesterday evening but i think it got lost in space :)
http://dlinck.d.googlepages.com/jquery
I will add some examples later today.
My main to do things are optimizing the code by reusing the flash
object string and check if the flash object can be styled with the style
Good idea Stefan, this would help alot in further effects development. Maybe we can add a global object or method called something like $.queue, which does something like this:$.queue('click') = {0: {fx: animate params, state: '50%'}, 1: {animate params, state: '0%'}, 2: {animate params. state:
Hi,
What's the status of dimensions.js?
I mean, in SVN, it's located where it should be built-in but the build
process doesn't take it into account.
On the other hand, if it's a plugin, it should reside in the directory
plugins.
Franck.
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If I were to pass a P tag to $(), is there a way I could find its
location in the DOM and return an XPath _expression_?
For example:
xpath = $(this).getXPathLocation(); // equates to:
/html/body/div[2]/p[1]
Is this possible in the current source, or will I have to create a
Hi,
i'm currently developing a site for which jQuery has proven to be more
than useful. the problem is that I updated the .js (I'm using the
compressed one) since I was having problems with the Interface plugin
(jQuery is not defined). however, now the page won't execute whats
inside the
Hi,
It's as if when the id selector is passed then the $ method just uses a
document.getElementById.
Well IDs are supposed to be unique throughout the entire document (i.e.
there can be one and only one element in the entire document with an ID of
myId), so why shouldn't it simply use
On Oct 10, 2006, at 12:18, Hannah Gray wrote:
This is probably a very simple question, and I may be going about
the problem entirely the wrong way. Corrections and ideas are very
welcome.
Try something like:
-cut-
$(#toggle_name).toggle(function(e) {
On 09/10/06, Brian Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sam, if that's a problem with your user base, then there are issues that
go beyond the technical. If my users were that hackish and black-hatted,
I wouldn't be giving them any front-end code at all if I could avoid it.
I mean, if people are
Thanks for the suggestion. I was avoiding this option because it assumes the layer is visible in the first place, or, rather, it requires you to hard code the toggle order to match the initial hidden/visible schema. This is part of a much larger CMS and I can't count on the div starting off as
On 09/10/06, Jeffrey McClure [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is a demo of the plugin in action:
Example:
http://labs.activespotlight.net/jQuery/Xpander.html
Plugin Source:
http://labs.activespotlight.net/resources/js/Xpander.js
Overview Page:
http://jquery.com/docs/Plugins/Xpander/
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Eckhard Rotte wrote:
Hi there,
there seems to be a bug in the interface/highlight.js plugin.
Setting the color option as an array doesn't work because the array detection
Hi Eckhard, good catch!
I fixed this in my SVN version, but do you have a test page, so i can
test the fix before i
Hannah Gray wrote:
This is probably a very simple question, and I may be going about the
problem entirely the wrong way. Corrections and ideas are very welcome.
Basically, the below code functions to hide and show divs very nicely,
but it only changes the image source on hide, not show.
Sam Collett wrote:
Is it the default on all browsers? If so, then perhaps that would be a
good idea.
I agree with Klaus, all resources i found point that GET is the default
method.
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Sam Collett schrieb:
On 10/10/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
the objective of the form plugin is to completely mirror the behavior of
a standard form.
Therefore I propose the default method should be 'GET' as it is the case
for a form in HTML:
line 50:
var mth = mth ||
I would also like to know what the 2 is for. I didn't know
getAttribute() could take a second param.
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On 10/9/06, Stephen Woodbridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I was testing and found some very strange behavior in IE6 and Opera 9
but works fine on FF 1.0.5. It looks
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
I would also like to know what the 2 is for. I didn't know
getAttribute() could take a second param.
It's a microsoft extension indicating case-sensitivity. If set to 1 it
forces case-sensitivity, so obviously setting it to 2 is the same as
leaving it out.
I wonder
Second parameter is search type.
vAttrValue = object.getAttribute(sAttrName [, iFlags])
sAttrName Required. String that specifies the name of the attribute.
iFlags Optional. Integer that specifies one or more of the following flags:
0 Default. Performs a property search that is not
Here's the Microsoft doc for it:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/methods/getattribu
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Yes, $(document).ready() should only happen once - when the document is
first ready. What you're using for magic would infuriate developers on
most other projects! :)
You should have a separate function for an ajax callback to do whatever
you're doing, even if it's the same code, and you're
David Duymelinck schrieb:
i know somewhere in the list there is a solution but i can't find it at
the moment.
I want to pass the animate hash as an option so i don't need to go into
the plugin to change the animation effects.
$('#test').plugin({anihide: {opacity: 'hide'}, anishow:
Thnx, I dived into the code and saw how nicely jQuery handled the queue.
It was easy to extend it with a limit option. I made a plugin out of
it
* [http://jquery.com/docs/Plugins/limitQueue/] - it allows you to
specify the limit of queue. This is especially useful when two opposite
There's always the Ultimate Browser Sniffer. The most updated version
does involve some object detection, but mostly still chops up the user
agent string. It also detects the version of JS.
http://www.webreference.com/tools/browser/javascript.html
View source on the page to see the current
Therefore I propose the default method should be 'GET' as it is the case
for a form in HTML:
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Klaus Hartl schreef
I ran into the same problem with the tabs plugin. The original object is
modified for the animation, so as a workaround I copy the object each
time before passing it to animate:
$.fn.test = function(options){
var anihide = $.extend({}, options.anihide); // copy
As Klaus mentioned it looks like a Microsoft extension.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/methods/getattribute.asp
http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/WD-DOM-Level-1-2929/DOM.txt
And oddly enough, IE6 is throwing an error that points to line 702 in
jQuery, which is this line.
Hi David!
I want to pass the animate hash as an option so i don't need to go into
the plugin to change the animation effects.
$('#test').plugin({anihide: {opacity: 'hide'}, anishow: {opacity:
'show'}, anitime: 3000});
$.fn.test = function(options){
var anihide = options.anihide;
i was also thinking about copying the object but in a more basic version :)
var anihide = options.anihide;
var anihide2 = anihide;
$(img).siblings(img:visible).animate(anihide2,
anitime).end().animate(anishow, anitime);
;
But that didn't work and i regret to say your workaround
Can you post a test page because that sure doesn't happen for me.
Mike
Ok then jQuery is broken ;)
$(document).ready() fires each time i load new ajax content in both FF
and IE (lower than 7)
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Seems like the problem lies in another place, not in the document.ready
part..
Going to investigate this further
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$(document).ready() will immediately fire functions passed in after
the $(document).ready() function has already been called. Or at least
that is what the code says it should do.
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On 10/10/06, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you post a test page because that sure
Hi Gilles,
I fixed this in my SVN version, but do you have a test page, so i can
test the fix before i commit something?
Heres a modified copy of Stefans highlight demo page:
http://test.webdebug.de/tmp/jquery/highlight_colorarray.html
regards,
Eckhard
Mike Alsup wrote:
Can you post a test page because that sure doesn't happen for me.
Mike
I've tracked down the problem to IE7 in standalone mode. I am almost
certain that that is the problem. It sometimes just keeps hanging on (1
item remaining) and thus not firing the $(document).ready()
If I understand the issue correctly changing this line (#318) in fx.js:
this.curAnim = prop;
to this;
this.curAnim = jQuery.extend({}, prop);
Should fix the problem. However, I have no test case to run this against.
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On 10/10/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i was
Hi Eckhard,
I've commited my fix to SVN, can you get the new ifxhighlight.js from
SVN and test that with your page?
Thanx
Gilles
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Brandon Aaron schrieb:
If I understand the issue correctly changing this line (#318) in fx.js:
this.curAnim = prop;
to this;
this.curAnim = jQuery.extend({}, prop);
Should fix the problem. However, I have no test case to run this against.
Yes, that looks good I think. Mike once pointed
If someone can send me a test case I'd be more than happy to commit this to SVN.
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On 10/10/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
If I understand the issue correctly changing this line (#318) in fx.js:
this.curAnim = prop;
to this;
this.curAnim
Yep, works.
Theres some debug code left:
.constructor==Array
Good catch, totally missed that one ;)
Anyway, the new (fixxed) version is in SVN
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Hi,
I've created a new jQuery plugin, jMP3, to easily make MP3s playable
directly on most any web site.
Information, demos and code:
http://www.sean-o.com/jquery/jmp3/
Let me know what you think. It's my first plugin, so be gentle!
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Very nice. Good looking as well. A comment.
- I know that this is probably a user thing, but you need to implement the
IE Flash fix on your examples. You might even consider merging it in with
your codebase.
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion
Hi Andy,
Thanks for the compliments.
The IE Flash Fix is a known issue -- the Eolas workaround I reference on
the plugin page under Plugin Information. I've tried combinations of the
suggestions on http://jquery.com/docs/Cookbook/, but nothing seems to work.
There are a few .js files that
Try replacing your eolas thing at the bottom of your loop with this:
If(jQuery.browser.msie){
$(this).html($(this).html());
}
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Sean O
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 11:09 AM
To: discuss@jquery.com
Hi everbody,
I've been using jQuery for a while and am pretty much in love with it -
as far as love for a JS library can go that is ; ).
But one of the things I recently tried to figure out for myself, is how
to organize ones _javascript_. I mean having a JS file with hundreds of
stand-alone
Oh wait, no, that won't work. You'd need:
if(jQuery.browser.msie){
this.outerHTML = this.outerHTML;
}
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Kurt Mackey
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 11:16 AM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re:
On 10/10/06, Sean O [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've created a new jQuery plugin, jMP3, to easily make MP3s playable
directly on most any web site.
Information, demos and code:
http://www.sean-o.com/jquery/jmp3/
Let me know what you think. It's my first plugin, so be gentle!
Ok, rather than keep guessing, I actually tried things out until one
worked. Put this in place of your current eolas thing:
if(jQuery.browser.msie){
$(this).children('object').each(function(){
this.outerHTML =
Kurt,
That worked a treat, thanks. .html() is what I had tried before.
I've updated the plugin to v0.2.1 (bugfix) based on yours Sam's
suggestions.
http://www.sean-o.com/jquery/jmp3/
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Kurt Mackey wrote:
Oh wait, no, that won't work. You'd need:
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
If someone can send me a test case I'd be more than happy to commit this to
SVN.
Just add something like this to animate:
@test stop();
var hash = {opacity: 'hide'};
var hashCopy = $.extend({}, hash);
$('#foo').animate(hash, 'fast', function() {
ok( hash.opacity ==
Just updated to 1.0.2. I am not sure what I am doing wrong on this page.http://glenlipka.kokopop.com/jQuery/slideMenu.htm - this one works. I explicitly put the divs on the page.
http://glenlipka.kokopop.com/jQuery/slideMenu/slideMenu.htm - this one does not work. In this one, I am trying to make
This fix is no longer needed. I tracked down the reason for why we
have this work around and you are correct that it is because there is
a work around for a firefox bug in Prototype. We lost the comment
referencing it in the 89 - 93 checkin of src\ajax.js.
Here is the FF bug that this code is
Christof Donat schrieb:
It's as if when the id selector is passed then the $ method just uses a
document.getElementById.
Well IDs are supposed to be unique throughout the entire document (i.e.
there can be one and only one element in the entire document with an ID of
myId), so why
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
$(document).ready() will immediately fire functions passed in after
the $(document).ready() function has already been called. Or at least
that is what the code says it should do.
Good point. Maybe this should be added to the documentation for the
ready event.
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Hi Stefan!
OT: This changes in jQuery have impact in 3 major projects in my
company. I'm one step away to switch to YUI.
Could you explain what changes exactly were the problem? The goal of the
1.0.2 release was to provide bug fixes without changing the API and
therefore not breaking
Hi Glen,When I put "jQueryGlobalFunctions();" into FireBug, I got "False." I'm guessing that your "return false" inside toggle() is in the wrong place. Try putting it right after $("img.handle").src("images/barHandleup.gif"); and $("img.handle").src("images/barHandledown.gif"); and remove it from
The current version of jQuery has trouble when trying to access methods such as text() or parent() or attr() inside an each statement within the context of an XML document. For a test case, see
Bug #164. The general assumption with this bug has been that the problem lies in methods such as
Thanks Jörn! I finally took some time to play around with the test
suite... good job!
This is now fixed in SVN.
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On 10/10/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
If someone can send me a test case I'd be more than happy to commit this to
SVN.
On Oct 10, 2006, at 1:41 PM, Karl Swedberg wrote:When I put "jQueryGlobalFunctions();" into FireBug, I got "False." I'm guessing that your "return false" inside toggle() is in the wrong place. Try putting it right after $("img.handle").src("images/barHandleup.gif"); and
On 10/10/06, Rexbard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this only true if the effects are specified on one line? In other words,
would the following also queue?
$(#foo).slideDown('slow');
$(#foo).slideUp('slow');
The queue is element based. If they are on the same element, then yes
they are
Hi,
Well, you might whant to work with an element only if it is inside
another one, which you already have:
Unfortnuately, getElementById exists only for the document object,
therefore you can't just say context.getElementById(...). I think this
is the reason why jQuery can't help you
IDs are supposed to be unique per the spec. jQuery shouldn't have to
hack/deal with invalid markup.
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On 10/10/06, Christof Donat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Well, you might whant to work with an element only if it is inside
another one, which you already have:
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Hi Stefan!
OT: This changes in jQuery have impact in 3 major projects in my
company. I'm one step away to switch to YUI.
Could you explain what changes exactly were the problem? The goal of the
1.0.2 release was to provide bug fixes without changing the
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
Thanks Jörn! I finally took some time to play around with the test
suite... good job!
This is now fixed in SVN.
Cool.
Is there a reason for not adding the test, too? The one big reason I put
so much time into the test suite: By adding a test for every bug that
It's not obvious. I'm not that good. :) I need the fundamentals.So I tried putting return false after the img lines as you suggested, but that didn't change it.I also pulled it out completely and that had no change either.
If I get rid of the call back I end up with: $(body).prepend(div
Hi,
IDs are supposed to be unique per the spec. jQuery shouldn't have to
hack/deal with invalid markup.
jQuery has a context-parameter:
div id=IamAllreadyKnowndiv id=42asdf/div/div
$('#42',known) - should find one element
div id=IamAllreadyKnown/divdiv id=42asdf/div
$('#42',known) - should
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
IDs are supposed to be unique per the spec. jQuery shouldn't have to
hack/deal with invalid markup.
The idea does not rely on invalid markup, but rather on a dynamic
structure involving IDs: By searching for IDs within a context, you can
apply stuff to them only when
Ok, I took out {test: true}, and now it works.What is the thing for? It's in the API, but the AJAXModule Wiki page did not have it.Maybe someone should check the API detail for Load and see if the specifics are not valid anymore?
GlenOn 10/10/06, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not
Great work.. I've not filed bugs or attempted to patch via svn.. so,
if you would, it would be a service to the community.
My original reason for poking in that area is my really really want xml patch:
// Make sure we get the dom parsed.
if ( xml.overrideMimeType
Hi,
But as it is quite easy to solve this without IDs, we shouldn't bother
with a flawed workaround.
I have not yet been in a situation where I would have needed that, but it is a
question of least surprise. In case I would use a construct like
$('#myid',context), I would be very surprised
Hi Stefan!
your guess is not even close. If it was about the 'internals' then you
would not hear about it because is my job to fix it.
Ok, sorry.
If you take a look in the code you will see
jQuery.ajax(
{
success: function(response)
Hi Jörn,
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
What I like about it:
It works on Opera 8.54 9.02 and IE7RC1, too.
Clean and structured code, good examples provided. There were some
updates to the Plugins/Authoring guide which you may want to include.
Thanks for the browser tests. I'm sure Safari
Webunity|Gilles van den Hoven schreef:
Rey Bango wrote:
If you don't want to upgrade, be very vigilant about what automatic
updates you install during MS' normal patch cycle:
Does anybody know if it is possible to run both IE 6.x and IE7 both on
thesame system? An absolute must if you
To true ... wouldn't want to see it pop back up. I'll add it in.
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On 10/10/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brandon Aaron schrieb:
Thanks Jörn! I finally took some time to play around with the test
suite... good job!
This is now fixed in SVN.
Cool.
Is
Can I see the FLA file?-- YehudaOn 10/10/06, Sean O [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,I've created a new jQuery plugin, jMP3, to easily make MP3s playabledirectly on most any web site.Information, demos and code:http://www.sean-o.com/jquery/jmp3/
Let me know what you think.It's my first plugin, so be
Onno Timmerman schreef:
I got a easy problem if you know how to implement it.
I call some info with the AHAH load function. In this info it should be
possible to call TickBox. However my problem is that TickBox won't work.
My guess is, because the DOM travesing needs to rerun when AHAH
Hi everyone!
i'm new to the ajaxian world so after reading a lot about several
javascript frameworks and libraries, i decided to begin with jQuery
because it rocks!.
What i need now is to know the best way to build the server side (with
PHP), maybe something like AMFPHP (because it rocks too!).
Yehuda,
I believe the FLA source file is available in the player download:
http://jeroenwijering.com/upload/flash_single_mp3_player.zip
The author also has a player for multiple files/playlists:
http://jeroenwijering.com/?item=Flash_MP3_Player
Looks like he includes the source for this as
Glen,
I use a couple methods:
1) Add an empty LINK and the set the href in the script:
$('#mylinkid').attr('href', stylesheetpath);
2) probably better but a little longer:
$('head').append('link id=mylinkid href=stylesheetpath
rel=stylesheet')
I'm sure someone will chime in here and tell me
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Hi Stefan!
your guess is not even close. If it was about the 'internals' then you
would not hear about it because is my job to fix it.
Ok, sorry.
If you take a look in the code you will see
jQuery.ajax(
{
Peter Woods schrieb:
The current version of jQuery has trouble when trying to access methods
such as text() or parent() or attr() inside an each statement within the
context of an XML document. For a test case, see Bug #164
http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/164/. The general assumption with
Hello people,I was searching for a way to disable form in jQuery. I searched the API and dont found anything about the disabled attribute. How can I disable form fields in jQuery?I tried:$(textarea.news01
).id().disabled = true;- return the ID - html attributeSo, how can I manage this in
Try: $(textarea.news01).attr(disabled, true);GlenOn 10/10/06, Eriksen Costa
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hello people,I was searching for a way to disable form in jQuery. I searched the API and dont found anything about the disabled attribute. How can I disable form fields in jQuery?
I
this may also help
http://www.kelvinluck.com/article/switch-stylesheets-with-jquery
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Eriksen,
Try:
$(textarea.news01).attr(disabled, disabled);
If you need to re-enable it later:
$(textarea.news01).removeAttr(disabled);
This does not work as expected, see my test page here (with checkboxes):
http://stilbuero.de/demo/jquery/checkbox.html
If you use
Hi All,
I'm new to jquery but like what I see so far.
I have an array of strings that I'd like to add to a select element
as option elements.
HTML:
select id=routeSelect
/select
JavaScript:
for(var i = 0; i routes.length; ++i) {
$(#routeSelect).append(option value=\
Sean O schrieb:
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Sean O schrieb:
Eriksen,
Try:
$(textarea.news01).attr(disabled, disabled);
If you need to re-enable it later:
$(textarea.news01).removeAttr(disabled);
This does not work as expected, see my test page here (with checkboxes):
kenton.simpson schrieb:
sorry you said stylesheet, but you get the idea.
I haven't tested this yet, but it may work.
jQuery(document.createElement(link))
.attr({type: text/css,href: my.css,rel:stylesheet})
.appendTo(head);
To make it even more jQuerish:
jQuery(link)
Peter Woods schrieb:
Seems to work for me in Firefox for a couple of test cases I made just
now to test the new line functionality.
I've also done a bit of testing in Safari just now, and the results
are similar, namely everything's working fine with the changes applied
to the latest SVN. I
I've found a solution to adding and removing *multiple* hover and
toggle events as well as removing them. It is a little cleaner than my
previous attempt at adding an unhover and untoggle as it plugs into
the main event system.
Here is a very simple example page:
Christof Donat schrieb:
As I have shown, a solution does not need much code and doesn't make anything
else noticably slower. I guess that with the existing infrastructure in
jQuery the code would even be shorter.
Right, I got that wrong. Your modifications concern only the special
case,
As it shouldn't. The font colors are unhover and untoggle. :)
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Brandon,
hover and toggle working fine, but font-color is not changing
On 10/10/06, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've found a solution
I tried appending the body with a div using the following in a js file:
$(body).append('div id=ajaxBusy class=ajaxBusyp ../../loading2.gif
nbsp;nbsp;/p/div');
It is not working. Maybe I'm going about it wrong. I simply want to insert
the above html anywhere in the body. Is my code wrong and/or
Patrick,
I tried using this plugin but it didn't seem to work with v1.0.1. Which
version of JQuery are you using?
Rey
patrickk wrote:
I´m using the plugin for DOM creation to accomplish that.
see
http://mg.to/2006/02/27/easy-dom-creation-for-jquery-and-prototype
patrick
Am
Thanks for the info. i did not realize that.
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This works perfect. Thank you.What is the difference between having the test and not having the test the way I wrote previously?GlenOn 10/10/06,
Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Oct 10, 2006, at 2:30 PM, Glen Lipka wrote:
It's not obvious. I'm not that good. :) I need the fundamentals.So
On 10/10/06, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried to make it
jQuery(link)
but that didn't seem to work (was looking in IE). The other one with
jQuery(document.createElement(link) did work.
What is the difference between jQuery() and $(). Why should you use one
over the other?
If
Based on recent discussions I've made some updates to the form plugin.
Today's discussion prompted some mods to the ajaxSubmit method. I
also updated many of the comments and then discovered that the
coordinates for image submit elements are not posted correctly in all
browsers (FF in my case).
Mike Alsup ha scritto:
Based on recent discussions I've made some updates to the form plugin.
Thanks Mike,
I would like to remind that there is still a very annoying bug on IE.
Fil filled a bug report about that for jQuery
(http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/160/)
In short, if you have an input
Thanks for the heads-up, Renato. I put your fix in there and posted
the updated js. It worked fine with all the browsers I have.
Mike
In short, if you have an input named action or method, this code
var url = url || f.action || '';
var mth = mth || f.method || 'GET';
will retrieve the
Nice work Mike.
How should I go about deleting the FastSerialize wiki page I created on
jQuery.com now? A request to John I suppose?
m.
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Well, the scoping works fine now, you just need to define the same
scope(name) for all elements that share the same queue.
example:
$('#testa').click(function(){
$('#testdiv1').scope('meta').slideDown();
$('#testdiv2').scope('meta').slideDown();
});
Abdur-Rahman Advany wrote:
Well, I
OK, I am obviously missing something here. My code works on FF 1.0.5,
Opera 8.5.4 and 9.0.2 but is throwing an error in IE6. I have located
the line generating the error (no thanks to the IE error message line
that is really bogus):
http://imaptools.com:8081/maps/demo.html
just double click
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