Hi folks,
Rey Bango turned me on to jQuery, and I'm trying to use it right now
pretty much for the first time. I'm trying to make an ajax call to my
ColdFusion server, and I'm a little confused by my results. Rey gave me
a bit of sample code on a different list. Regardless of what my
intended
Okay... I'm an idiot. so the data gets assigned to the
form scope because it's using post. duh. okay. I'm still not getting my
expected results, but I'll work on that. Thanks.
Chris
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Hi folks,
Rey Bango turned me on to jQuery, and I'm trying to use it right
Hi folks,
Rey Bango turned me on to jQuery, and I'm trying to use it right now
pretty much for the first time. I'm trying to make an ajax call to my
ColdFusion server. The upshot is that I'd like the server to build a
row of a table and return the row to the client. Then I was hoping that
I
I checked out http://www.nabble.com/JQuery-f15494.html.
Are we able to use this, or is it just temporary for the sake of
example? It looks cool.
Chris
Glen Lipka wrote:
Thanks John for the update. Looking forward to the launch.
Glen
PS. Nabble looks cool Matt!
On 10/16/06, Matt
Hi folks,
I'm trying to make an ajax call using the .ajax() method, and I can't
figure out how to pass multiple variables. I've checked out the
interactive API (very cool by the way), and it shows an example like
this:
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: "some.php",
data:
That is sweet! I agree with the burlap sack idea. :-)
Dave Methvin wrote:
I just found this link
http://www.jackslocum.com/yui/2006/08/19/a-splitbar-component-for-yahoo-ui/
Does a jquery version excist yet?
I don't think so. Jack Slocum's site is a
Hi folks,
I need to know if jQuery can return a query result set from an Ajax
call. What's the best way to do this?
Chris
___
jQuery mailing list
discuss@jquery.com
http://jquery.com/discuss/
good to note the difference, Mike. For my current
purpose, single domain is fine. Thanks for the tip! :)
Chris
Michael Geary wrote:
From Rey Bango:
and then use the JSON plugin
(http://mg.to/2006/01/25/json-for-jquery) to work with the data.
From: Aaron
Hi folks,
I've got a function that builds several elements on a page with a
certain class. I've successfully used jQuery to add mouseover and
mouseout events to all the elements with that certain class, and it
works beautifully. I couldn't be happier. :0)
So, now I need to add a click event
:
Christopher Jordan schrieb:
Hi folks,
I've got a function that builds several elements on a page with a
certain class. I've successfully used jQuery to add mouseover and
mouseout events to all the elements with that certain class, and it
works beautifully. I couldn't be happier. :0)
So
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On
Behalf
Of Christopher Jordan
Sent: Wednesday,
October 25, 2006
4:15 PM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: [jQuery] I
need help with
the jQuery .click event
Hi folks,
I've got a function that builds several elements on a page with a
hit testing on the click and other
mouse events. It was more work, but it makes the calendar open faster.
(Note that none of the code above is tested! But it should be pretty close.)
-Mike
_
From: Christopher Jordan
I've got a function that builds several elements on a page
time was noticeable on a slow
machine. I ended up installing a single event handler for the entire
calendar and doing my own hit testing on the click and other mouse
events. It was more work, but it makes the calendaropen faster.
(Note that none of the code
above is tested! But it should
I don't
get the point of the link you provided Yehuda. I didn't see any buttons
to vote for? I saw that we could vote for the blog page that promotes
the contest, I guess. Was that the point?
Maybe I'm the only dork who doesn't understand how the process (not the
contest itself) of this
John,
I think it'd be cool to vote in this contest (uh... the community is
voting, right?)
That wasn't the original decision, but I don't see why not. I'll see
if I can get a vote script setup.
I didn't mean to
try to change the way things were going to work. I think it
Hi folks,
I've got a span tag that contains the label for a section of my screen.
When the user clicks a checkbox, I'd like that text to fadeOut, change
to some different text, and then fadeIn again. Part of my problem is
that the text gets changed prior to the fade. The second part of my
What's
wrong with doing just what you've stated? Do a setInterval or a
setTimeout. What else are you looking for?
Chris
Roy Kolak wrote:
Hello,
I have a question...
I am looking for a way to refresh some content of a page every 3
seconds.
Basically, I'm looking for a jquery way to do
Klaus,
This sounds like it could be the solution to a problem I'm having using
fade. In IE when the text is bold, the fade animations have a bad
effect on bolded text. I didn't think of it as being blurred or being
rendered twice at slightly different starting points, but that could
easily
in IE to overcome the bungled text
look?
Thanks,
Chris
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Hi folks,
I've got a span tag that contains the label for a section of my screen.
When the user clicks a checkbox, I'd like that text to fadeOut, change
to some different text, and then fadeIn again. Part of
This is
VERY exciting! I make extensive use of submodal windows in my current
web apps. I'm really glad to see that the author is porting it over to
jQuery! Count me as third in line!! :o)
Rey Bango wrote:
You'll be #2 behind me!
Rey...
Blair McKenzie wrote:
If the
I get the
error too. Here's a screen shot:
Hope this helps.
Chris
Jrn Zaefferer wrote:
I get an error in IE6/PC on your demo page.
I just tested it again but couldn't see any issues. Could give me a hint what exactly is failing?
By the way, it's interesting that IE
I have to
agree that more examples of coding practices would be extremely
helpful. I've got some jQuery stuff workin' on my app., but I'm almost
positive, that I'm missing out on some of the real power that the
library offers. It's probably because I come from a procedural
programing
I need more than a date picker... Otherwise I might have used that.
Thanks
Chris
Matt Stith wrote:
Check out the date plugin. I cant link it now, but a quick google for
"jquery date picker" should find it.
On 11/6/06, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folk
sample would be a big help in getting CF developers up to speed in jQuery.
It'd be awesome if you could whip up a demo of pulling data from CF and
converting it to JSon format for manipulation via jQuery.
Rey..
Christopher Jordan wrote:
I have to agree that more examples of coding practices
Thanks Klaus!
How does this syntax differ from other suggested syntax:
$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]'enabled']").click()
I'm curiout which is preferred, or faster. They both look clean enough to me.
Chris
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Christopher Jordan schrieb:
Hi folks,
I ha
with a naked calendar, just the dates.
then jquery a class on the present future dates.
then jquery those with your new class to have all the clicks an hovers you want.
no special attributes required.
On 11/6/06, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I have a table
at a time.
Anyway, I just thought it sounded like I dismissed your idea with out
thinking about it first. I appreciate the help. :o)
Chris
Christopher Jordan wrote:
I need more than a date picker... Otherwise I might have used that.
Thanks
Chris
Matt Stith wrote:
Check out the date
er to read.
Blair
On 11/7/06, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Klaus!
How does this syntax differ from other suggested syntax:
$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]'enabled']").click()
I'm curiout which is preferred, or faster. They both look clean enough to me.
Chris
ter, but I have not done any
testing and really have no facts to support the guess.
-Steve
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Thanks Klaus!
How does this syntax differ from other suggested syntax:
$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]'enabled']").click()
I'm curiout which is preferred, or faster.
Excellent
link Klaus! Thanks for posting it! :o)
Chris
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Stephen Woodbridge schrieb:
Well actually I am not that confused any more. Ok, maybe a little at
times, but that is nothing new :) I recently found this site that
someone here or elsewhere posted for
what was the solution?
Rey
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Okay, nix that... I just found the information I needed. Sorry to spam
the list. :o(
Chris
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Hi folks,
So far in my little jQuery existence, I've not really needed any
plug-ins. I grabbed
the jquery file and then insert the new
code. But if you include an external file you simply need to
downloadthe new codeand point your parent script to the new file (if
you've changed the name of the file).
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On
Behalf Of Christopher Jordan
Sent
Thanks
Klaus. I've not used Ant. I'll check it out. :o)
Chris
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Christopher Jordan schrieb:
That's a good point. That probably is the best way.
Chris
If you can handle Ant, you can put the desired plugins into their own
folders in the plugins folder
js" /
/fileset
/concat
Derrek
On 11/7/06, Klaus Hartl
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Christopher
Jordan schrieb:
That's a good point. That probably is the best way.
Chris
If you can handle Ant, you can put the desired plugins into their own
folders in the plugi
That's
pretty slick! :o)
Do you think there'd be any kind of a performance hit using lots of
those on one screen instead of using the browser's select box? Using
these would certainly overcome the problem of IE5 - IE6 not properly
obeying the z-index.
Chris
Christian Bach wrote:
Hi,
Hi folks,
Today, I was in need of a function to parse strings in the ODBCDateTime
format. I needed to convert a string in the ODBCDateTime format to a
valid _javascript_ Date object, and vise versa. So instead of just
writing the functions for me, I decided to make them a plugin for
jQuery.
oops! fixed. :o)
Thanks Dan!
Chris
Dan Atkinson wrote:
Hi there.
Your JS code link is dead! :)
cjordan wrote:
Hi folks,
Today, I was in need of a function to parse strings in the ODBCDateTime
format. I needed to convert a string in the ODBCDateTime format to a
valid
usually a lurker, this is my first response - been using JQuery
for a couple of months now and loving it!]
On 09/11/06, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today, I was in need of a function to parse strings in the ODBCDateTime
format. I needed to convert a string in the ODBCDateTime
Krzysztof,
You're right. I am expecting the digits in the time format to have
leading zeros, because I thought that was the "proper" ODBC format. But
I should allow single digits, and prepend the zero. Good suggestion.
I'll implement that in a few minutes.
Thanks,
Chris
Krzysztof FF wrote:
is afternoon or tonight.
Examples:
{ts '2006-4-1 2:5'}
{ts '2006-4-01 2:5'}
{ts '2006-04-01 02:5:0'}
{ts '2006-04-1 02:5:00'}
{ts '2006-4-10 2:55:00'}
Again, you can get the plug-in here.
Cheers,
Chris
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Krzysztof,
You're right. I am expecting the digits
I've a
co-worker who has experienced something similar. But in his case *none*
of the effects work, but they work for me. We're both using the latest
version of IE6, and _javascript_ is indeed enabled on both of our
machines. We spent an hour or so a few weeks ago, trying to debug
something on
Jörn,
That looks fantastic! I really like it! Good job! :o)
Chris
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Hi jQueryians,
I'd like to present you a first draft for a new stylesheet for the
jQuery API: http://joern.jquery.com/api-draft/cat.xml
There is still lot's of work to do, but the main concern, a
Rick,
you're a CF guy? Sweet! I'm with Rey: Welcome to the list! I was
startin' to feel a bit lonely myself. :o)
Chris
Rey Bango wrote:
Hey Rick! Welcome to the list man. Glad to see another CF'er over her.
I'll take a look at the code and see if I can help.
Rey
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Alan,
Mark Gibson has alreay hacked the json.js into a jQuery plug-in. I'm
using it in my application, right now.
It provides two new functions: $.toJSON() and $.parseJSON().
Maybe this is what you're looking for?
Here's a link to his code. If it's broken for some reason, let me know.
I've
Not me.
Are you perhaps doing a reply all, instead of just replying to the list
only?
Chris
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Got this message once...why am I getting duplicates?
Anyone else getting them?
Rick
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On
obj.style.cursor
= default; // arrow
obj.style.cursor = pointer; // the little hand. could put "hand" but
that's an IE only deal. don't do it.
obj.style.cursor = wait; // hour glass.
obj.style.cursor = move; // i *think* this one is the compass rose
lookin' icon.
obj.style.cursor = help; //
Chris W. Parker wrote:
On Friday, November 10, 2006 1:20 PM Jrn Zaefferer said:
Hi jQueryians,
Hi!
Please post your opinions and ideas, I'm sure there are many.
I'd like to it default to Category view rather than Alphabetical.
I think I
I replied
to this a long time ago... on the wrong thread... oops.
Glen's got it right Rick.
Here's my old reply for what it's worth.
-
obj.style.cursor
= default; // arrow
obj.style.cursor = pointer; // the little hand. could put "hand" but
that's an IE only deal. don't do it.
Hi folks,
I was looking at the toggleClass method in the API, and it says this:
jQuerytoggleClass( String class )
Adds the specified class if it is present, removes it if it is not
present.
I'm finding myself confused by this. The example shows:
Example:
$("p").toggleClass("selected")
having a much easier time with jQuery.
The JSON methods here are so useful, I'm wondering why they are not
part of the distribution? Is it the strange license?
* Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-11-13 10:54]:
Mark Gibson has alreay hacked the json.js into a jQuery plug-in. I'm
Hi folks,
I'm trying to do what I thought was pretty simple:
$("#id").empty();
where "#id" is the id of a textarea. I'd like to clear out the text
area when my ajax call returns.
What am I doin' wrong?
Thanks,
Chris
___
jQuery mailing list
Gilles,
I really appreciate the hard work you're putting into this plug-in. It
sounds like it's gonna be awesome! I too would love to know the status
of the plug-in. :o)
Chris
Dan Atkinson wrote:
Gilles,
Is there any new information about this?
Webunity | Gilles van den Hoven wrote:
oesn't you could try:
$('#id').html('');
--
Brandon Aaron
On 11/15/06, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
bump...
Can anybody help with this?
Thanks,
Chris :o)
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm trying to do what I thought was pretty simple:
$("#i
s for removing child elements. See the documentation for more
info.
--Erik
On 11/14/06, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm trying to do what I thought was pretty simple:
$("#id").empty();
where "#id" is the id of a textarea.
I have to
admit, I didn't understand that $.val() was limited to only input
elements, and I expected it to get the value of any element.
The API says that $.val() will:
Get the current value of the first matched element.
The API says that $.val( string ) will:
Set the value of every
I may be showing my ignorance here, but why (or maybe more appropriately
how) would invalid json code get returned by your ajax call? Shouldn't
you just make sure that the data coming back is valid json? Maybe I've
not run into this because I'm using Jehiah Czebotar's CFJson (obviously,
my
Barry,
Given your current development environment, I'd strongly suggest
ColdFusion (or BlueDragon). Here are my reasons:
- ColdFusion (and BD *I think*) is written entirely in Java. ColdFusion
give you the ability to seamlessly access Java objects. In this way you
could leverage any custom
Rey, did you realize you had a team? That's sweet! Can I be on it? :o)
Chris
Rey Bango wrote:
:) Sweet! Yep, CF is extremely powerful.
Web Specialist wrote:
I'm with Rey Bango team: ColdFusion is a great alternative.
___
jQuery mailing
...
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Rey, did you realize you had a team? That's sweet! Can I be
on it? :o)
Chris
Rey Bango wrote:
:) Sweet! Yep, CF is extremely powerful.
Web Specialist wrote:
I'm with Rey
Paul McLanahan wrote:
I like having full control over the platform. I
like being able to take my code and go home if the project wants to go
in another direction. I like to be able to propose and submit code to
my platform of choice. And I really like knowing that the whims of an
executive
Adobe is already working on ColdFuson verson 8. That doesn't look to me
like they're thinking of dumping it anytime soon. I believe that one of
the approaches they're pushing is using Flex for the front end and CF
for the back end. Also, there are at least three other implementations
of CFML.
I'm not worried about CF going anywhere. At least it has the benefit of a
single company with a huge marketing budget. I'd honestly be more worried
about PHP going somewhere than Coldfusion as PHP has no central
company/organization that owns it, therefore no single company which has a
real
I mean, I guess it boils down to this. You either like writing this:
http://www.php.net/mysql_query
or you prefer this:
CFQUERY NAME= pocket DATASOURCE= contents_of_my_pocket
SELECT firstname, lastname, address, age
FROM friends
WHERE firstname='%s' AND
lastname='%s'
/CFQUERY
I agree that it's a matter of opinion. But I've gotta say that I *LOVE*
being able to treat *any* arbitrary string of text as a list (read:
array). Let me give you an example:
cfset TheList = ListRest(CGI.HTTP_REFERRER,?)
cfloop index=i from=1 to=#ListLen(TheList,)#
cfset ThisItem =
Cool Aaron! Thanks for showing me that. I honestly could have used that
in a project several months ago. I was struggling to find a way to do
what I wanted. The syntax you posted is nice and straight forward. If I
were teaching myself php, it would have required that I knew to look for
the
Wow. That is super cool! I'd love to see this ported to jQuery. :o)
Chris
Glen Lipka wrote:
http://vikjavev.no/highslide/
Someone pointed this out to me. It has a wonderful interaction.
I'm wondering how hard it would be to recreate using jQuery.
Glen
Yay! It's out! Thanks Gilles. Great work. I can't wait to start using
it. Now, we need a little repository for different themes. :o)
Chris
Dragan Krstic wrote:
But, I have a feelling that your plugin is very slow OTOH,
semanticaly, you are right
2006/11/25, Webunity | Gilles van den
What's wrong with tables? Tables allow this box to be themeable, right?
I agree that tables prolly shouldn't be used to layout an entire page,
but this is a little popup (or a big one)... in either case, it just
lays out the frame within which the content of the popup is held. I
don't think
Okay. Well, Gilles seemed to think there was a problem with it. I still
don't see the problem. Oh well. :o)
Chris
Matt Stith wrote:
Its very possible to make the box themeable with CSS.
On 11/25/06, *Christopher Jordan* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's wrong
in knowing. I'm
not a CSS guru, and I'm still learning. Does Gilles have a valid
argument, here?
Thanks,
Chris
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Christopher Jordan schrieb:
What's wrong with tables? Tables allow this box to be themeable, right?
No, that's CSS (at least in 2006). Tables are for tabular
a reason not to use the plug-in? I've used Gilles submodal
dialog code before and it's served me quite well, so I was excited to
use something else he'd written.
Thanks,
Chris
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Christopher Jordan schrieb:
What about what Gilles says on his demo page:
Layout
I agree. Thanks for saying that Rey.
Cheers,
Chris
Rey Bango wrote:
Su, if you're going to make a comment like that, at least have the
courtesy to:
1) Cite the reasons that you feel his work isn't ready
2) Offer up solutions or examples that could help him out in improving
his work
Gilles
Hi folks,
I'm getting emails from the list sometimes very late. For instance, I
just now received an email that was apparently sent by the poster at
5:30 this morning. What I'm trying to figure out is, if it's just me
(and thus, likely a problem with my email server), or if anyone else is
]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Christopher Jordan
*Sent:* 28 November 2006 19:54
*To:* jQuery Discussion.
*Subject:* [jQuery] OT: mail delivery
Hi folks,
I'm getting emails from the list sometimes very late. For
instance, I just now received an email
Dan Atkinson wrote:
If you do release another version, I would maybe suggest a little less
arrogance on your part, ...
Eh, I think Gilles was just having fun and not trying to be arrogant.
For cryin' out-loud, that's what the damned emoticons were created for,
in the first place.
I think
If you want gmail, you need an invite. I have a
few invitations left.
do you still need an invite for gmail? I didn't think that was the case
anymore.
...
I just checked, you get an invite by giving them your cell phone number
and they respond with a text message that contains an
It could easily be a combination of that and my mail server. I just
noticed yesterday, that another list I'm on does the same thing. It's
just not as active a list, so I hadn't noticed before yesterday. Hmm..
Oh well. :o/
Cheers,
Chris
John Resig wrote:
Then again, it could be a combination
Brice Burgess wrote:
Jeffrey McClure wrote:
This plugin is still under development, but I would appreciate any comments
or feedback.
http://labs.activespotlight.net/jQuery/menu_demo.html
It was inspired by the Flash menu on the Mercedes-Benz International site
and written from the ground
Subway wrote:
In the page footer, yes (and linked inside the frontpage text), but there
should be a real menu near the top of the page. I honestly didn't see those
footer menu links the first few days I started with jQuery.
Fredi
I didn't see them for the first few days either. I think
Dragan Krstic wrote:
english is not my native
You don't say! ;o)
Well, it's not too shabby for not being a native speaker. :o)
...and lot of developers in love?
I wish I were in love. lol! ;o)
Yeah, but we probably don't want to slam other projects. That seems
kinda like bad sportsmanship or bad geekmanship or something. Doing
something like that may alienate more folks that it attracts. :o/
Cheers,
Chris
Edwin Martin wrote:
jQuery: past prototype.
I like the double meaning of
Edwin Martin wrote:
Christopher Jordan schreef:
Yeah, but we probably don't want to slam other projects. That seems
kinda like bad sportsmanship or bad geekmanship or something. Doing
something like that may alienate more folks that it attracts. :o/
You're right. But we know why
Jessica,
Follow the link below and it should get you to a page where you can
manage your jQuery discussion subscription options (including removing
yourself). This works just fine, as I just removed an address for
myself just this last weekend, and added a different address.
I hope this
Hi Mike,
I'm using TB 1.5.0.8 as well (though on a PC, so I'm not sure this will
be of great help), and I just use the Reply to Sender Only option. It
sends the email to discuss@jquery.com, and everything seems to go smoothly.
Cheers,
Chris
Michael Holloway wrote:
Hi people,
I seem to
This should be a quick one.
I know there's a way to do this, but it escapes me at this time.
I've got a few a href... tags on my screen, and I want some of them to
open in the same window and some to open in a pop up, sized specifically.
Here's what I've got so far:
script
PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*On Behalf Of *Christopher Jordan
*Sent:* Friday, December 15, 2006 9:40 AM
*To:* jQuery Discussion.
*Subject:* [jQuery] I need syntax help, please.
This should be a quick one.
I know there's a way to do this, but it escapes me at this time.
I've got a few
*From:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*On Behalf Of *Christopher Jordan
*Sent:* Friday, December 15, 2006 9:40 AM
*To:* jQuery Discussion.
*Subject:* [jQuery] I need syntax help, please.
This should be a quick one
Thanks everyone! :o)
It looks like you're all saying the same thing. Using the class as an
identifier on the A tag is faster, and duplicate IDs are bad (which I
kinda knew already, but wasn't sure about the proper usage of the class
attribute). So I should stick with (in this case at least)
Sweet. Thanks Erik! :o)
Cheers,
Chris
Erik Beeson wrote:
I was avoiding using just $(.newWindow), or $(#newWindow), because then jQuery has to search
the whole document for that class or ID. Whereas if I use $(a.newWindow) or $(a#newWindow),
it's faster because jQuery then only examines the
I was wondering that myself, Erik. Thanks for clearing it up for me. :o)
Chris
Erik Beeson wrote:
On 12/15/06, Matt Stith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To shorten:
a.class .class
#id a#id
This could be misleading. It depends on what you're comparing. It
looks like you're comparing
C'mon Michael, give the guy a break. If it were obvious to click that
link (like if it said, to unsubscribe click here) then everyone would
do it.
Cheers,
Chris
Michael Crowl wrote:
Hey, how about clicking that link at the bottom of every single post?
There are unsub instructions there!
Yeah Rey, those pictures of you and your bride on your blog look like
they came out of a magazine! I had no idea you were so GQ. ;o)
Chris
Rey Bango wrote:
Well, I for one do *NOT* have this problem. I am a stud of a plus-size
model! hehe
Rey...
Karl Swedberg wrote:
Good idea, Andy. In
on the list had seen them! hehe.
Black covers my gut very well doesn't it. ;o)
Rey
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Yeah Rey, those pictures of you and your bride on your blog look like
they came out of a magazine! I had no idea you were so GQ. ;o)
Chris
Rey Bango wrote:
Well, I for one do
Hi folks,
I have the need of removing list items from List A and then adding them
to List B. I'm using the .remove() function to remove the elements from
the DOM. The API says very urgently that the remove() method doesn't
remove the items from the jQuery object, so that I can use them later.
Kristaps,
Try something like,
$(document).ready(function(){
var year = newDate().getFullYear();
$(.y).empty().append(year);
});
Cheers,
Chris
Kristaps Ancāns wrote:
Ok i'm a newbie in jquery and i'm trying to write function that will
replace all span class=y!-- --/span element's
Dave,
I love the analogy! :o)
My situation is more like:
$(#Oven).find(.ChristmasPies).remove().appendTo(#CoolingRack); :o)
Only, I didn't know that I had to use .find(). What I've *really* got is two
unorderd lists, and I'm trying to move selected items from one list to the
other. So, if I
Dave, That worked brilliantly! Thanks so much!
Cheers,
Chris
Dave Methvin wrote:
I have the need of removing list items from List A and
then adding them to List B. I'm using the .remove()
function to remove the elements from the DOM. The API
says very urgently that the remove() method doesn't
I agree nice effects. I did see once when adding a product to the cart,
that the contents of the cart disappeared, and reported zero items. When
I switched tabs though and put something else in, it came right back and
showed everything correctly. Since then, I wasn't able to reproduce the
same
Stefan,
the tabs don't seem to work for me in FF 2.0.0.1. Not sure if that's
just me or what. Still a good lookin' site.
How about a powered by jQuery logo? We had the contest, but I don't see
anyone using it. :o)
Chris
Stefan Holmberg wrote:
Thank you all for your great input. It was a
later). Cause searching on powered by or button on jquery.com
doesn't give any result.
Christopher Jordan-2 wrote:
Stefan,
the tabs don't seem to work for me in FF 2.0.0.1. Not sure if that's
just me or what. Still a good lookin' site.
How about a powered by jQuery logo? We had the contest
1 - 100 of 249 matches
Mail list logo
