oblem with the group's settings ... or something else?
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"He realized the fastest way to change is to laugh at your own
folly -- then you can let
s nsjsapi module, to get it to the
point where I can use jQuery server-side in AOLserver.
So, there's at least one person who thinks it would be great. :-)
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&q
ronaldo wrote:
>
> should be a simple question but its been doing my heading for 1 day now!!
> how can i make a div disappear after 2 seconds ?
Why not just:
setTimeout(function() { $(div).hide() }, 2000);
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a foolish way?
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folly -- then you can let go and quickly m
nature of email-based lists. I hate to poll for new articles.
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"He realized the fastest way to change is to laugh at your own
folly -- then you can let
ttr).val(value);
> }
Don't use underscores in element IDs. It's not a valid character, and
some browsers (like, MSIE) will not do what you want if you use it.
http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/viewsource/2001/css-underscores/
Use hyphens, if you insist on using a visual separator.
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make .each walk backwards threw the element collection?
I'm surprised there's no .reverse(). i.e.:
$(collection).reverse().each(...)
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"He realized t
t to inject the div for a reason OTHER than to add
the class?
If not, why not just $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]'#']").addClass("someclass") ... right?
To do what you're looking for, my first attempt would be:
var elem = $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]'#']
ght
search query terms on click-through from a SERP. The SERP's URL is
what we have in document.referrer, not document.location.
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"He realized the fastest wa
l(newhtml);
});
});
Naturally, my parsing of document.referrer is *very* naive. Naturally,
adding the appropriate expressions to match more than just Google (or
any search engine that uses the "q=terms" form) is probably necessary.
I leave that up to you folks to help fill that par
On 2006.09.05, Sam Collett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 05/09/06, Dossy Shiobara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > $("#foo input").filter("/[name=bar]").val();
>
> I use:
> $("#foo [EMAIL PROTECTED]").val();
>
&
S error complaining that "a[i] has no properties."
The filter() docs say I should be able to use an XPath expression ...
so, this should work:
$("#foo input").filter("/[name=bar]").val();
Aha! It does. Is this the best way of doing this? Are the
t is? From my empirical tests, it seems that the "form" node
continues to exist after the submit/reset of the in-situ editing is
performed.
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"He realiz
M would be in jquery.dom.js.
> > jq.editable.js, DOM would be in jq.dom.js.
I've named mine "jquery-editable.js" ... FWIW.
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"He realized th
't the whole solution. Since Editable seems to repeatedly
create these DOM objects but never clean then up ... this would be a
source for a memory-leak in a long-lived web application, no?
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