Choan C. Gálvez schrieb:
On 10/24/06, Truppe Steven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'm using the center plugin to center images inside a div. But i have to
call it with a timeout like this:
$(document).ready(function(){
setTimeout(doCenter(),1000);
});
function doCenter(){
Hi Mike!
before: Callback method to be invoked before the form is submitted.
default value: null
after:Callback method to be invoked after the form has been
successfully submitted.
default value: null
Could you add some documentation about the parameters for
Hi there,
is it possible to get a scrolling feature for any drag/droppable?
For Example:
If you leave the viewport with an object and the document body is longer
or wider than the viewport, the document scrolls connected to the mouse
position.
You can see a good example at this YUI demo:
Kevin, that looks great! I bet those dotted numbers could be
dynamically generated too!
The numbers are useful when displaying the tree without JS.
And while we are at it, remove the two buttons, or rather display them only
when scripts are enabled.
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Hi all,
I have recently discovered jquery and jeditable.
When using jeditable, I discovered two things:
- Using firefox 1.0.8 jeditable does not return.
I can edit my text and the changes are saved in the database. However, after
hitting the enter butting (and thus submitting the changes),
Barry,
I've added some code to show an error message.
Quite ugly solution though:
I catch all returned text, and look for the following string '[error]',
if it's found, I revert the form field text and alert the error.
The trick is to format the error texts well (ie containing the search
I will give this a spin at work - thanks Gilles!
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Hi guys,
http://gilles.jquery.com/sifr/
enjoy ;)
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Could you add some documentation about the parameters for those callbacks?
Hi Jörn,
The inline docs have more details about the callback args. I only
posted the bit that itemized the available options.
Thanks.
Mike
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It is allready pretty big in filesize, but i wanted as much flexibility as
possible, meaning you can set: isDraggable, isResizable, hasTitlebar,
hasStatusbar etc.etc.
I think i can have a demo ready tomorrow late in the evening.
Cool. Thanks Gilles!
Two thoughts:
$( '* dt', context );
OR
Just put an ID on the particulat dl that you want to use as the context. :)
$( dl#foo dt );
- Brian
Hi jQueryians,
how do I search for a children within a context?
In other words, how to translate this:
$(context).children(dt)...
into
hi,
server responses with like status header 500 will trigger ajaxerrors.
is it possible to get the response content of such errors? i think
that would actualy be nice. so one could check these responses before
falling back to a generic message as in the documentation example:
Can somebody explain me how to read url's uri whit jquery... I want to
change thing when ?id=1 etc with jquery.
Enquest
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Hi,
I am new to jQuery, and I have a question concerning object oriented
programming. I have created a sample scenario.
In the HTML code I add a button:
input type=button value=Count id=btnCounter /
In js, I create a class called Counter. In the constructor I add an event
handler to the click
The problem is that i need to center it vertical and horizontal. And i
haven't found a crossbrowser way of doing that.
The $(window).load works fine !!
Truppe Steven
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Oh yeah! Get er done Gilles! w00t!
I asked for that awhile back as well. I love that plugin for Prototype.
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Anyone know of any good movable, expandable and minimzable window dialogs
(like http://prototype-window.xilinus.com/index.html for Prototype)
I am allready
Steven,maybe this page will be of some assistance toyouhttp://www.pmob.co.uk/pob/hoz-vert-center.htmgiuliano
On 24/10/06, Truppe Steven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is that i need to center it vertical and horizontal. And ihaven't found a crossbrowser way of doing that.The $(window).load
Hi Brian!
Two thoughts:
$( '* dt', context );
Wouldn't that select all elements within context first, and then all dt
children of those elements?
Just put an ID on the particulat dl that you want to use as the context.
:)
$( dl#foo dt );
The context is the current jQuery selection
Two thoughts:
$( '* dt', context );
Wouldn't that select all elements within context first, and then all dt
children of those elements?
That would select all dt elements that are a child of some element,
which can (should) only be a dl element. If you had nested dls there it
would
Truppe Steven schrieb:
The problem is that i need to center it vertical and horizontal. And i
haven't found a crossbrowser way of doing that.
The $(window).load works fine !!
My first email doesn't get trough and there was an error of mine anyway...:
Here's how I would do centering which
On Oct 24, 2006, at 12:06, Barry Nauta wrote:
- Using firefox 1.0.8 jeditable does not return.
I can edit my text and the changes are saved in the database.
However, after
hitting the enter butting (and thus submitting the changes), the
busy icon is
show forever, it does not return.
1.0.8 is already a bit old. Will downgrade from 1.5.x series and try
it out.
It is indeed ;-) Nevertheless it would be great if this can be fixed.
By the way, you do not mention that it works with IE on your website. It does
work on XP SP2 with version 6.0.2900and some more version
On Oct 24, 2006, at 14:43, Robert Wagner wrote:
how about that:
if an error occours, let the server send a 500 header and the error
message as a content.
header(HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error);
print(this cannot be done.);
Agreed. I find error headers to be more elegant and universal
You mean, initilized? Not executed ... right?Does not work for me.On 10/24/06, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:anywhere, it just has to be executed before the ajax call!Start simple, make sure your jq works in other contexts.
On 10/23/06, Mats Lindblad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: But where do I
On Tuesday 24 October 2006 15:58, Mika Tuupola wrote:
On Oct 24, 2006, at 14:43, Robert Wagner wrote:
how about that:
if an error occours, let the server send a 500 header and the error
message as a content.
header(HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error);
print(this cannot be done.);
Check this recent thread for more info on this:
http://www.nabble.com/method-plugin-for-getting-query-string-vars--tf2481232.html#a6939213
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code enquest wrote:
Can somebody explain me how to read url's uri whit jquery... I want to
change thing when ?id=1 etc with jquery.
Do you really need an object at all? This (pun intended) would do the same
thing as all the code you listed:
$(function() {
var $btn = $('#btnCounter'), nr = 0;
$btn.click( function() {
$btn.attr( 'value', nr++ );
});
});
-Mike
From: Kolman Nándor
I am new
Nice question, Kolman.
AFAIK, and I would love to hear different, is that this (ha ha) is the
proper way to do it in Ecmascript languages. In fact, in 'neater' OOP
languages like Java the same problem would occur if you had two
parallel sets of objects, as we have here with the DOM and
Looks horrid in IE7 while the fake window is being built.
On 10/24/06, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow that is pretty! But so big and unpleasantly written! I look
forward to a jq version!
On 10/23/06, Yehuda Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know of any good movable, expandable and
That is really nice and handy you wrote :), but I am writing a complex ajax
application. I just created a simple scenario to show what I want. So yes, I
really need it.
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Sent: Tuesday,
It is somewhat ugly but it is JavaScript. Perhaps it would be helpful
if jQuery had a method like Prototype's bind or Dojo's hitch. Is there
a reason why jQuery doesn't have something similar?
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On 10/24/06, Kolman Nándor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am new to jQuery, and I
2006/10/24, Barry Nauta [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tuesday 24 October 2006 15:58, Mika Tuupola wrote:
On Oct 24, 2006, at 14:43, Robert Wagner wrote:
how about that:
if an error occours, let the server send a 500 header and the error
message as a content.
header(HTTP/1.1 500 Internal
that was my attempt too at first. error checking = application logic =
write my own structures etc.
but then think about error handling as a very basic thing that is
already implementet in webserver, ajax functions etc. why not using
this infrastructure? it's straightforward, ready to use...
On Oct 24, 2006, at 17:54, Robert Wagner wrote:
Just my $0.02: I find this odd. Imagine that you want some
processing to be
done based on the input (i.e. server side email address checking)
(We all
that was my attempt too at first. error checking = application logic =
write my own
Mike's approach can be expanded to a complex ajax application. Closures and
element properties are natural ways to associate instance data with elements
in jQuery.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Kolman Nándor
Sent: Tuesday, October 24,
I've got a page which allows a user to set profiles for hours of the day.
There are a LOT of dropdowns on this page and I've had some users which say
they want to set all the dropdowns to a specific value. Setting them all
manually would take a few minutes of time. So the users want to know if
One that's already done in a way.
Uses the pre-existing thickbox though.
http://bryanbuchs.com/tb_dialog/
wycats wrote:
Anyone know of any good movable, expandable and minimzable window dialogs
(like http://prototype-window.xilinus.com/index.html for Prototype)
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How about something like this?
jQuery.fn.selectOption = function(v) {
return jQuery.each(function(){
for ( var i=0; i this.options.length; i++ )
if ( this.options[i].value == v ) {
this.selectedIndex = i;
return;
}
};
};
Probably not what Yehuda is looking for. My Dialog is essentially a
replacement for window.confirm() calls.
Dan Atkinson wrote:
One that's already done in a way.
Uses the pre-existing thickbox though.
http://bryanbuchs.com/tb_dialog/
wycats wrote:
Anyone know of any good
Hello there:
Is there a reliable Drop-Down menu plug-in for JQuery?
I've created a quick example here: *http://tinyurl.com/y4qsx5*
So far, I cannot figure out how to postpone the SlideUp effect when the
mouse goes over the drop down menu itself.
Please help, thank you.
Roso
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by execute I meant execute the bind, not execute the function that was
bound You got it right.
Perhaps you need to put it up on the web with a link...
this extremely simple one works for me:
$(html)
.ajaxStart(function(){ $(this).background(blue);})
.ajaxStop(function(){
I got this taken care of. jQuery makes it SOOO easy.
function changeAll() {
var theValue = $('#setallvalues').val();
$('select').val(theValue);
}
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Mika
In order to keep the code as reusable as possible, i'd just go for the custom
callback method, and leave the way of handling the response to the user. That
way, i (and perhaps others) will be able to implement quick and dirty error
handling, and others can go with JSON or anything else.
2006/10/24, Mika Tuupola [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Oct 24, 2006, at 17:54, Robert Wagner wrote:
Just my $0.02: I find this odd. Imagine that you want some
processing to be
done based on the input (i.e. server side email address checking)
(We all
that was my attempt too at first. error
Not quite sure (total javascript noob here :) ), but i think the contains
method is meant to be fired on an element, not on an attribute value (and any
String for that matter)
Guru's, correct me if i'm wrong ;)
Something like this should work:
(not tested btw)
var arrowSrc =
There ya go, thanks a lot Kevin.
Will have to use that solution instead.
I would like to know how to access and manipulate core internal methods
and variables.
More documentation on that would be extremely welcomed.
Thanks again,
Roso
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The problem is that the user
well for a noob this was a great guess and hitting solution ;)
Thx a lot Miel!
Not quite sure (total javascript noob here :) ), but i think the contains
method is meant to be fired on an element, not on an attribute value (and any
String for that matter)
Guru's, correct me if i'm wrong ;)
Hey all,
Got the accordion script from another site (cant
remember where exactly) and modified it to fit my needs, But now I need to
have the text fade in once a tab is opened and fade out then
close when an other tab is clicked.
Here is the link with out the fadeIn/fadeout:
Could you post a link?
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On 10/24/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody know why it takes at least 2 seconds for a page with jQuery
to load in IE? That is not the same in Firefox where it seems to work
much faster.
To make it clear, IE is slow when you
Hi all,
from the beginning the plugin was relying on a certain HTML structure
div id=container
ul
...
ul
div id=tab-1
...
/div
...
/div
For some more flexibility and being able to apply somewhat advanced
styling I have added another option:
Hence you could use an ordered list or whatever for your tabs
PS: Make it something useful ;-)
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So using an unordered list for the tabs , we could paint the tabs using the sliding doors technique...good idea KlausOn 24/10/06,
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I was wondering having done:
$(.foo).click(function (e) {alert (foo);});
Can I force the click event to fire manually, or do I resort to
var x = function (e) {alert (foo);}
$(#foo).click(x);
ele = $(#foo).get(0)
x.call( ele, {target:ele});
Adam
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Can I force the click event to fire manually, or do I resort to
I think you can do this with the apply call, although i am unsure how ;)
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Adam van den Hoven schrieb:
I was wondering having done:
$(.foo).click(function (e) {alert (foo);});
Can I force the click event to fire manually, or do I resort to
var x = function (e) {alert (foo);}
$(#foo).click(x);
ele = $(#foo).get(0)
x.call( ele, {target:ele});
Hi Adam, fire
I was wondering having done:
$(.foo).click(function (e) {alert (foo);});
Can I force the click event to fire manually, or do I resort to
var x = function (e) {alert (foo);}
$(#foo).click(x);
ele = $(#foo).get(0)
x.call( ele, {target:ele});
You can use either of these (they do the
Can I force the click event to fire manually?
To trigger an event you can use...wait for it...trigger(). :-)
$(foo).trigger(click);
Or you can call click with no arguments:
$(foo).click();
As with a real click, the this will be pointing to the element. I'm not
sure about the details of the
My problem is that the text in the JTicker plugin is coming in blurry.
Yeah it is a bug in IE but you can workaround it by explicitly setting the
background color of the blurry elements
(to any color other than transparent)
George
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Truppe Steven schrieb:
Hello,
i have some javascript that i execute inside a $(document).ready to init
stuff need to be done if javascript is available. now i want to
pass parameters somehow. My first thought was just to use an standart
attribute like a href=.. class=isearchforthis
In my perfect world, all data I get from a server will be JSON, and I
can format it how I please. Doing that with jQuery is somewhat verbose
at the moment, leaving me with awesome code like this:
var headlines = $(Journals.HeadlinesContainer);
for(i in json){
var li =
A technique you might find slightly less ugly is passing 'this' as an
argument when you bind the event. If I recall correctly, jQuery has the
ability to pass an arbitrary number of additional arguments as an
additional argument array to the event bind function.
function Counter() {
1) Add an configuration option what kind of response jEditable
expects.
This requires less coding from end user. Bad thing is it adds bloat to
jEditable since all different response types need their own handlers
inside plugin code.
Yep, this doesn't sound right to me... Sometimes you just
Hello,
i find this fine Plugin:
http://sputnik.pl/code/javascript/jquery_auto
can i use the Auto-submitting SELECTs Function solo?
not in the Plugin, i write this, works no:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('SELECT.Submit').bind('change', this.on_change);
function change() {
if (this.value)
look at http://be.twixt.us/jquery/suckerFish.php
olivvv
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello there:
Is there a reliable Drop-Down menu plug-in for JQuery?
I've created a quick example here: *http://tinyurl.com/y4qsx5*
So far, I cannot figure out how to postpone the SlideUp effect when the
mouse
it works except when the item is clicked on, the menu does not retract (un-pop)
I had the same problem with my css menu, until I added the snippet:
$(.menu ul).click(function(){$(.menu).hide().animate({ height:
'show'}, 100)});
to snap the menu away from the cursor, thus making it no
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