thanks Aaron, Michael! that makes it clear.
On 1/16/07, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that it is laid out in front of me it's pretty obvious,
but when you come into the thing cold, these things are not
obvious. I think it would be a good idea to explicitly state
what the
yes. Thanks. I have it now.
Any takers on my what is the jQuery object question? Is it simply an
array of elements that have been selected?
It may be kind of obvious, but it took me a few days to figure it. It
might be good to explicitly say this somewhere early in the docs IMHO.
thanks again.
The jQuery object is a chunk of the DOM, on steroids.
--Erik
On 1/16/07, Daniel McBrearty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes. Thanks. I have it now.
Any takers on my what is the jQuery object question? Is it simply an
array of elements that have been selected?
It may be kind of obvious, but it
On 16/01/07, Daniel McBrearty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes. Thanks. I have it now.
Any takers on my what is the jQuery object question? Is it simply an
array of elements that have been selected?
It may be kind of obvious, but it took me a few days to figure it. It
might be good to
Now that it is laid out in front of me it's pretty obvious,
but when you come into the thing cold, these things are not
obvious. I think it would be a good idea to explicitly state
what the object is, and that $ refers to it (I think that's
right ... now I mention it I'm not quite sure if
$(function () {
self.focus();
$(#userresponse).setAttribute(autocomplete,off);
$(#userresponse).focus();
});
I would do this:
$(function () {
self.focus();
$(#userresponse).attr(autocomplete,off)[0].focus();
});
There isn't a setAttribute method on a
