Regarding; input type=image src=a.gif /
Using Firebug's (FF 2) net monitoring, I noticed that every time I
switched the src of an input image it would request the new src image
from HTTP. FF simply does not cache these images. This is kind of
annoying because it can waste a lot of bandwith or
Oh. Ok. :) But I will still add different approaches whenever necessary
:) Oh and an RSSS feed for changes... Hopefully over the weekend...
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Hi, Dmitrii…
I think you’re misunderstanding what I’m saying…
All I meant was that by the time I read about your
DaveG wrote:
But, since it is a commercial license attached to it,
I don't want to look into the code.
The license on that allows derivitive works:
to Remix -- to make derivative works
ref: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/
Perhaps I'm ovely cautious but the Javascript file
Brice Burgess schreef:
Regarding; input type=image src=a.gif /
Using Firebug's (FF 2) net monitoring, I noticed that every time I
switched the src of an input image it would request the new src image
from HTTP. FF simply does not cache these images. This is kind of
annoying because it
Hi Alex,
really I had to find a different target, I loaded the pictures from another
directory as they were in :)
Bye Alex
On 2/15/07, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alex Cook schrieb:
$(x).bind(load,function() { showAlbum(); });
Just a hint, if you already have a function to
Hi folks,
I have a set of n paired text input boxes (date on; date off). Each
is attached to Kelvin Luck's date picker plugin.
In most instances, the date off will be 7 days after the date on,
and the next date on will be 1 day after the preceding date off.
So, to help the user (so that
Guys, the codes work now !
Thanks a lot for the help !
Chris
Karl Swedberg-2 wrote:
Are you sure? Maybe the problem is with source.id
I put your HTML into a page and ran this code (on document ready):
$('input').click(function() {
var parentId =
On 16/02/07, Bruce MacKay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I have a set of n paired text input boxes (date on; date off). Each is
attached to Kelvin Luck's date picker plugin.
In most instances, the date off will be 7 days after the date on, and
the next date on will be 1 day after
Hi All,
I'm using Interface (1.2) with jQuery (1.1.1) in a little gallery
application (localhost based at the moment!). My problem seems to be that
as I load a new gallery (Ajax) of images (with all the required 'rel'
attributes etc) the Imagebox works perfectly for two or three galleries then
It is doable using plugins like the ajaxUpload by Øyvind Saltvik one. I use
that in a gallery I am making and it works perfectly for my needs. There is
an example as well - just check out the plugins page on jQuery.com.
vision-media wrote:
Ive completed a project all but one detail
Are you sure about the multiple reload requests? I just checked it out
(via the w3schools) and it isn't happening with Firefox 1.5.
JavaScript:
var imgnum = 0;
var imgs = ['paper.jpg','bgdesert.jpg'];
function srcCh(e)
{
e.src = imgs[imgnum];
imgnum = imgnum ? 0 : 1;
}
HTML:
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Brice,
I think having two images in the HTML source is pretty ugly. I once did
an Image image Replacement for inputs with type image. That way you
can easily use pure CSS hovers and use CSS sprites to avoid traffic. It
also makes skining much easier, as the appearance
Karl Rudd schrieb:
Are you sure about the multiple reload requests? I just checked it out
(via the w3schools) and it isn't happening with Firefox 1.5.
Maybe the cache was disabled, which I always do of course when developing.
-- Klaus
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Hi,
I have exactly the same problem, have several dl lists and trying to order
the dd's within, but contain each set to their respective dl's
I have this JS:
function serialize(s){
serial = $.SortSerialize(s);
alert(serial.hash);
On 16/02/07, Brice Burgess [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Brice,
I think having two images in the HTML source is pretty ugly. I once did
an Image image Replacement for inputs with type image. That way you
can easily use pure CSS hovers and use CSS sprites to avoid traffic.
Brice Burgess schrieb:
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Brice,
I think having two images in the HTML source is pretty ugly. I once did
an Image image Replacement for inputs with type image. That way you
can easily use pure CSS hovers and use CSS sprites to avoid traffic. It
also makes skining much
Why wouldn't you use $(fn) here instead of $(document).ready(fn)?
Adam
Karl Swedberg-2 wrote:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#wrapper p').hide()
$('#wrapper h2').filter(':even').css('backgroundColor',
'#ef').end().filter(':odd').css('backgroundColor', '#ef').end
I've noticed that scripts are evaluated twice if they're included in the
responseText loaded via the Form's plugin target parameter -- using
jQuery 1.1.1
Thanks, Brice. I'll have a look.
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Still not getting anywhere has anyone dynamically loaded a text area and
converted it into a rte or should I try something else?
Matt.
Sam Collett wrote:
On 16/02/07, matt2012 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Im using jqModal to pop up a dialog with a page loaded using ajax
load(...)
in the
I personally prefer writing $(document).ready(fn) in full because it is
easier to spot
agent2026 wrote:
Why wouldn't you use $(fn) here instead of $(document).ready(fn)?
Adam
Karl Swedberg-2 wrote:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#wrapper p').hide()
$('#wrapper
Sam Collett wrote:
It is valid (as it mentions colons in the text you quoted), just not
at the start.
Oops. That'll teach me to read everything twice after shoveling a foot and
a half of snow. ;-)
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I'm trying to internationalize something I'm building and javascript
doesn't seem to like accented characters - when I pass them to the
server side (via ajax post) they are in a rough place.
Is there something built-in for this (something I'm clearly not
finding)? A tutorial? Best practice?
Hey,
I think it's possible by using a file-upload-form that targets an iframe.
When that iframe is loaded, you know the file is uploaded and you can simply
request it using a simple AJAX image-insertion.
[iframe name='iframe_file'][/iframe]
[form method='post' action='fileHandler.php'
Hi all
Anyone know of an update to the PanView plugin, or a replacement, that
works with jQuery 1.1.1?
Thanks.
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This
I've got a fix for this. I'll upload it tonight.
Mike
On 2/16/07, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've noticed that scripts are evaluated twice if they're included in the
responseText loaded via the Form's plugin target parameter -- using
jQuery 1.1.1
Thanks, Brice. I'll have a
I did something similar once, so I just made some changes this should work:
$( function () {
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]).change( function() {
var reg = /date(on|off)(\d+)/i;
var ar = reg.exec($(this).attr(id)); //id=dateoff3 = ar =
[dateoff3, off, 3]
Hello All,
First of all, as a new jQuery lister, I'd like to thank you all for such
a great community project resulting in a fantastic js toolset. I love
great community driven projects (they make me feel all warm and fuzzy
inside :) ).
Anyway, after a long search with no answer, I have
Hi,
Using jqModal, if I define that my dialog load its contents through ajax
$('#editPanelTitle').jqm({trigger: '#editTitle1',
focus: true,
overlayColor: '#fff',
Hi,
i'm using the jQuery flash plugin to embed a flash movie to a webpage,
and the ExternalInterface to communicate between flash and javascript..
in firefox everything's working as expected, but i can't get it to work
in ie.. these are the as and javascript snippets:
flash:
import
You said:
Note that the scrollable div in IE seems to often defeat the overlays I've
tried, once the scroll bar appears...
I believe that to address this, you have to put an iframe in your
overlaying div .
Other than that, blockUI is the closest thing to what you are trying to do i
believe.
Vaska
I'm a brazilian(Portuguese haves accented chars too) and inserting charset
parameter resolved:
script charset=iso-8859-1 language=JavaScript type=text/javascript
src=../js/jquery-latest.js/script
Cheers
2007/2/16, Vaska [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm trying to internationalize something I'm
I've got an example page, basically a watered down version of what I'm
working on. I'm actually using his sha1 implementation. Just put in
some information (nothing is actually saved, the script just displays
what you inputed). Oh, and the email address isn't really checked,
you can put in
Thanks Mike.
On 2/16/07, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a fix for this. I'll upload it tonight.
Mike
On 2/16/07, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've noticed that scripts are evaluated twice if they're included in
the
responseText loaded via the Form's plugin target
I don't think you need window[] or document[], try:
$('#flash_id')[0].callback();
Luke
spinnach wrote:
Hi,
i'm using the jQuery flash plugin to embed a flash movie to a webpage,
and the ExternalInterface to communicate between flash and javascript..
in firefox everything's working as
Brian,
two things and a suggestion:
try
$( '#account_pass' ).val(hex_sha1( $( '#account_pass' ).val()));
$( '#account_pass_confirm' ).val(hex_sha1( $( '#account_pass_confirm'
).val()));
instead of
accform.account_pass.value = hex_sha1( accform.account_pass.value );
..been googling on this, and found that getElementById works only in
firefox, but not in ie, that you have to use window[] for ie.. anyway,
this is the approach i tried first and it also didn't work (in ie -
never any problems in firefox).. could it be related to the fact that
jquery.flash
Do you have an example of what you have done already?
My recommendation would be to use the dimensions plugin and get the position
and dimensions of the element you want to block and then place a
semi-tranparent layer over it. Now, if this will be a form you may need to
put an iframe there
I had the same issue a while back and got it to work using this plugin
http://malsup.com/jquery/media/.
--
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http://www.KenzoMedia.com
http://www.KenzoHosting.com
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Great! Thanks so much John - just a side note: I'm rewriting my group's JS
libraries using JQuery and reducing them to about 1/10 the size... Hoooray
for JQuery!
On 2/15/07, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is now! I've added OpenAjax support to jQuery in the form of a
plugin. You can
Hey Everyone -
Google's Summer of Code has just opened up for 2007, and I'd love to
have jQuery be a part of it:
http://code.google.com/soc/
If you're not familiar with how SoC works, Google pays a number of
college students to work on an open source project for an entire
summer. This is a great
Ok, I made those changes. I actually was doing the sha1 that way
before, but changed it to see if that was the problem. If you take a
look at it now, I think you'll laugh. Basically, the alert shows the
correct info (the sha1'd password), but what is displayed is still
plain text. I'm
How to dynamically saved the height of each object after selection?
e.g.
jQuery(.style) return objects with the same style, I want to save
the objects ' height as an jQuery variables, how to do that?
ideally, it should be something like that...
my_obj['id_1'] = 100;
my_obj['id_2'] = 100;
...
When you mention charting, what method would you suggest for chart
rendering? SVG?
- jake
On 2/16/07, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Everyone -
Google's Summer of Code has just opened up for 2007, and I'd love to
have jQuery be a part of it:
http://code.google.com/soc/
If you're
Some examples of good ideas (which should be expanded upon):
- Add jQuery support to a popular CMS/Framework
Or, a less popular one, like SPIP ;-)
And, would it make sense to have a jquery extension for firefox,
implemented in C instead of javascript? Just to see how fast a browser could
go
This is odd, and may be difficult to describe
On my forum, I have a file upload field for images, along with a
helper/formatter for inserting images that are on the web.
Both of these are in a box that drops down when you click the icon (that's
where jquery comes in). Problem is, in safari the
Is there a clever way in jQuery to find non-zero data in specific columns of
a table, and assign them a class based on whether they are positive or
negative? In plain English, I want to make positive numbers green (or the
cell bg) and the negative numbers red, but only in certain columns.
..i switched from swfobject to jquery.flash, to avoid redundancy, and
this plugin uses swfobject.. but if it won't work any other way, i'll
use it :)..
thanks anyway..
Benjamin Sterling wrote:
I had the same issue a while back and got it to work using this plugin
I'd like to see a graphics plugin--porting Walter Zorn's wz_jsgraphics would
be great.
http://www.walterzorn.com/jsgraphics/jsgraphics_e.htm
Danny
John Resig wrote:
Hey Everyone -
Google's Summer of Code has just opened up for 2007, and I'd love to
have jQuery be a part of it:
I've been using jQuery for a few months now, trying to convert all my
hand-rolled javascript and came across a minor problem that I could not find
documented anywhere:
I want to create DOM elements and add them into a jQuery object, as in;
var result = [empty jQuery object];
$.each(...
var
John Resig wrote:
- Add jQuery support to a popular CMS/Framework
jQuery for Ruby On Rails would be fantastic :-)
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Hi jQuery gurus!, this my very first post here.
I have a very trivial question for you, I guess.
How to validate this two radio buttons? - thanks.
[html]
liinput type=radio name=p3 value=1 /Excelente/li
liinput type=radio name=p3 value=2 /Muy Buena/li
liinput type=radio
First thought:
$(table td).each( function () {
var nr = parseFloat($(this).text());
if (nr 1.5)
});
On 2/16/07, rolfsf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a clever way in jQuery to find non-zero data in specific columns of
a table, and assign them a class based on whether they are
Fil -
And, would it make sense to have a jquery extension for firefox,
implemented in C instead of JavaScript? Just to see how fast a browser could
go (on the css/xpath selectors especially)?
That's my day job (I work for Mozilla). My current project is building
a JS library for extension
Arg, stupid tabs not working here it comes again...
$(table td).each( function () {
var nr = parseFloat($(this).text());
if (nr = 1.5)
$(this).addClass(positive);
else if (nr = -1.5)
$(this).addClass(negative);
});
something similar to this should work...
I think Canvas would be preferable (like porting Plotkit, for
example). Considering that it's possible to make it work in all
browsers.
--John
On 2/16/07, Jake McGraw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you mention charting, what method would you suggest for chart
rendering? SVG?
- jake
On
I just noticed on jquery tab pages I have that it seems to be adding a
margin at the bottom of the page below the footer, this is on several pages
where I have the tabs.
I see nothing to cause that in the css...also selected tabs move to the left
three or 4 pixels, again I see nothing in the
If it's an object vs. embed issue, you could overwrite
jQuery.fn.flash.transform with a
function that returns an object tag for IE.
Getting object to work is a bit tricky, but this A List Apart article
(http://alistapart.com/articles/flashembedcagematch) describes the known issues.
Luke
I'm currently working on this with Steven Bristol, who was a winner of the
Rails Hackfest (and a free ticket to RailsConf). We hope to have a release
ready for RailsConf in May (before SoC starts).
-- Yehuda
On 2/16/07, Luke Lutman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Resig wrote:
- Add jQuery
I lied, the sample doesn't move left. Just checked again, mayby was looking
at wrong one...
Apologies
Bruce
- Original Message -
From: Bruce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: jQuery Discussion. discuss@jquery.com
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2007 12:13 PM
Subject: [jQuery] jquery tabs
I just
No problem jack.
i got your email and will be taking it down in an hour or so.
Ill just make my own images for this, and prolly include the psd's.
Ill reply back when the download is disabeled and the demo as well.
-Lquid
Jack Slocum wrote:
I have been unable to find anywhere on your site to
Ok jack,
The site has been updated, the demo taken down, and the file banned from the
xtrafile.com network.
if there is anything else, please let me know.
I replyed to your email so you should have mine if you dont already.
-Lquid
Lquid wrote:
No problem jack.
i got your email and will be
thanks, will try that..
Luke Lutman wrote:
If it's an object vs. embed issue, you could overwrite
jQuery.fn.flash.transform with a
function that returns an object tag for IE.
Getting object to work is a bit tricky, but this A List Apart article
On 16/02/07, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Everyone -
Google's Summer of Code has just opened up for 2007, and I'd love to
have jQuery be a part of it:
http://code.google.com/soc/
If you're not familiar with how SoC works, Google pays a number of
college students to work on an
On 2/17/07, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Everyone -
Google's Summer of Code has just opened up for 2007, and I'd love to
have jQuery be a part of it:
http://code.google.com/soc/
maybe a framework (MVC?) for building complex ajax application?
Hi anyone,
I like the work made by Stefan (and specially his demo Floating
windowshttp://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/windows.html[opens in new
window] (uses Resizables, Transfer and Slide) and I'd like to
use Interface on my website. I've looked his code but I do not know how to
make for example:
thanks Kristinn!
So, if I only want to do this on the 4th column of a table, would I do
something like:
$(table td:nth-child(3)).each( function () {
var nr = parseFloat($(this).text());
if (nr = 1.5)
$(this).addClass(positive);
else if (nr = -1.5)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Juan Pablo Aqueveque
Subject: [jQuery] validate radios
Hi jQuery gurus!, this my very first post here.
I have a very trivial question for you, I guess.
How to validate this two radio buttons? - thanks.
*snip*
--
juan pablo
On 16/02/07, Alexandre Plennevaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You said:
Note that the scrollable div in IE seems to often defeat the overlays I've
tried, once the scroll bar appears...
I believe that to address this, you have to put an iframe in your
overlaying div .
Other than that, blockUI
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Luke Lutman
Subject: Re: [jQuery] Google's Summer of Code
John Resig wrote:
- Add jQuery support to a popular CMS/Framework
jQuery for Ruby On Rails would be fantastic :-)
Luke
-
Didn't Yehuda start this? I would link the
Canvas, canvas, canvas, please dear lord make it canvas...
-ALEX
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of John Resig
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2007 9:01 AM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] Google's Summer of Code
I think Canvas would
Oh, err, http://trac.visualjquery.com/jQueryRails is not though :o
On 2/16/07, Kenneth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's coming up for me:
I also work on other projects, including:
- jQuery on Rails, a relatively early-on project that aims to allow
the replacements of Prototype and
It's coming up for me:
I also work on other projects, including:
- jQuery on Rails, a relatively early-on project that aims to allow
the replacements of Prototype and Scriptaculous with jQuery and
Interface jQuery
on Rails http://trac.visualjquery.com/jQueryRails
On 2/16/07, Alex Cook
Sorry for the ambiguity Alex, well i just want to force to the user to
do a selection in both groups.
So, if p3 are not selected
alert('do a election please')
The same condition for p4.
thanks again.
On 2/16/07, Alex Cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL
Here's the thing.
jQuery, along with plugins, covers a lot of what other libraries do. I
just went looking around in dojo and YUI, and while one can do most of
what they do by combining plugins, what's missing is the kind of
bullet-proofing that people Alex Russell and Eric Miraglia have gotten
http://trac.visualjquery.com/jQueryRails
Spits out:
File not found
Change this error message for pages not found in public/404.html
When I hit it, that's why I didn't link it. But it looks like from Y's message
that he's pulled it until they are ready to reveal it in May.
Actually, I think that the best thing to do would be to detect what the
browser has, and use whatever's there transparently. If Canvas is there,
use it. If not, try SVG. If there's no SVG, try VML. If there's no
suitable graphics system in the browser, signal the user to download and
install a
I posted a
http://www.monkeypuzzle.net/testfiles/jquery/data_hilite/index.html working
test page - thanks Kristinn!!
Kristinn Sigmundsson wrote:
Arg, stupid tabs not working here it comes again...
$(table td).each( function () {
var nr = parseFloat($(this).text());
if
plain text. I'm wondering if this is related to the issue with the
plugin sending info twice (one of the other threads going around right
now).
The plugin does not send data twice. The other thread was about
returned scripts being evaluated twice.
Your code is encrypting the data that the
first you put it in your html. then you put it in your xml. then the
javascript, then all the cgi applications, then you have to worry
about the index pages from the server that have a non-standard
character in the name, then you are stuck with those text files, you
need for testing.. because
Yep. It is my fault. My initial attempt at jQoR failed, but I've made a LOT
of progress recently. You guys will be seeing something soon; an early
prototype is already running on a site Steven's developing. Keep the faith,
comrades.
-- Yehuda
On 2/16/07, Alex Cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
Yes, $('nonexistent-selector') works, but seems very inelegant. I think $([])
is the best solution, but I'd like to hear from the gurus. How much code
depends on $() referring to document?
Sam Collett wrote:
On 16/02/07, Danny Wachsstock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been using jQuery for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Using jqModal, if I define that my dialog load its contents through ajax
$('#editPanelTitle').jqm({trigger: '#editTitle1',
focus: true,
overlayColor: '#fff',
You know that you can create a DOM Element by doing $(div/div), right?
I think that might be a better way to achieve what you're trying to achieve,
but I'm not sure. :(
I think $([]) is currently the most elegant way to get an empty object, but
this is definitely something that should be pointed
More code depends on $() referring to document than you might think.
Whenever no context is passed in to a jQuery object, the context is
set to 'document'. That way when you do a .find(), it'll actually find
some relevant elements. Since $() has no context, the context then
defaults to document.
What's the best way to apply a behavior to an anchor tag?
a href=# class=someClassmy text/a
-- or --
a href=javascript:; class=someClassmy text/a
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Your first example. Inline javascript on a link is bad.
Actually, even in the first example, the link should do SOMETHING when JS
isn't available, if that's not possible, than you should insert the link
with your JS.
On 2/16/07, hcabbos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's the best way to apply a
I like that idea, and I'd like to expand on it that it would be really neat
to have something not unlike what w3schools implements, a try it yourself
type thing:
http://www.w3schools.com/js/tryit.asp?filename=tryjs_alert
Give an example, and also let users change the parameters to see what the
I actually prefer javascript:; since using # usually scrolls the page to the
top which can be really annoying. If it's not a real link I don't see what
the problem is there.
Now, if it's an actual link that you're wanting to apply an onclick function
to, you should use the
hcabbos schrieb:
What's the best way to apply a behavior to an anchor tag?
a href=# class=someClassmy text/a
-- or --
a href=javascript:; class=someClassmy text/a
The best way is to not use such dead links at all. With JavaScript
disabled these links are useless and will at least
I see one problem in some situations using the # as anchor tag.
If the page have a large content and you click the link with #, the
position of scrollbar of the browser go to the top of page.
If you click a link with the javascript:; anchor, the scrollbar stays at
the same position.'
On
No... you don't put the onclick handler on the link either. Keep your JS out
of your HTML.
If it's a link that's ONLY there for the JS to do something, insert the link
with the JS.
If it's a link that can degrade gracefully (the preferred scenario), then
put the link in, then override it's
Kenneth schrieb:
I actually prefer javascript:; since using # usually scrolls the page to
the top which can be really annoying. If it's not a real link I don't
see what the problem is there.
You shouldn't prefer any of those ;-)
Now, if it's an actual link that you're wanting to apply an
An IBM Developerworks article, Ajax and XML: Five cool Ajax widgets
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/web/library/x-ajaxxml1/index.html
mentions jQuery and the jCarousel plugin.
carousel: This widget is a rolling image viewer that customers can use to
scroll through a list of items, each
Yes yes yes!
Just a quick note: you can use return false perfectly fine in jQuery. In
fact, it'll work for all browsers, even if it doesn't normally work exactly
right. You can use preventDefault() as well, if you just want to stop the
default action but not stopPropagation (return false in
Yes, good points everyone and I stand corrected.
I don't advocate inline JS, however I do produce mock-up/prototype/concept
pages pretty frequently (not meant for public use or distribution) where I
need to show functionally how an element will behave. In these cases, its
easiest for me to
I know Drupal is in the SoC, I'd love to see some dual enhancments.
For example, check out a plugin for Wordpress called Canvas (nothing
to do with the tag!). It's functionality in Drupal could easily be
replaces with interface sortables, and provide a more visual layout
system - each block
Kenneth: Again, if you use return false, you don't need preventDefault().
-- Yehuda
On 2/16/07, Kenneth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, good points everyone and I stand corrected.
I don't advocate inline JS, however I do produce mock-up/prototype/concept
pages pretty frequently (not meant for
Juan Pablo Aqueveque schrieb:
Hi jQuery gurus!, this my very first post here.
I have a very trivial question for you, I guess.
How to validate this two radio buttons? - thanks.
Try this:
alert( $(input:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:checked).size() 0 );
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Jörn Zaefferer
http://bassistance.de
John Resig schrieb:
In order to be able to apply, we'd have to come up with a list of
things that we'd like them to do. So, I'm asking you (the jQuery
community) what you think 1-3 decent coders could do for us for a
summer?
I'd like to see a complete suite of form plugins: Ajaxed submits,
it is odd and difficult to describe! I looked around... none of the
simple safari problems were obvious
I assume you tried in ie , ff and opera too. only safari breaks.
try a simpler page with just the problem!
good luck!
On 2/16/07, Tim Baxter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is odd, and may be
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