Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Hi folks,
after the discussion about the global ajax handlers and the question, if
the form plugin should be merged into the core, I'd like to know
wheather anyone has any other issues, problems or ideas for the AJAX
module that can be addressed. Now is the
In my old revision of jQuery $Date: 2006-05-02 12:03:07 -0700 all works OK but I downloaded the new revision 1.0.1 and in this simple code:$(document).ready(function(){ userlang = navigator.language? navigator.language
: navigator.userLanguage; alert(userlang);});In IE not works, alerts undefined
I'd be
happy to help you out Yehuda. I could even shoot it past my wife...she does
editing duties for a travel book writer who recently released a new
book.
!//--andy matthewsweb
developercertified advanced coldfusion programmerICGLink,
Inc.[EMAIL PROTECTED]615.370.1530
Are you saying that there should be a section on jQuery set aside for womens
issues?
Did I say such a thing? :-D
I just point to the fact that using invalid XHTML will discourage *some*
XHTML-savvy users, as putting a bimbo picture on the Magazine (p 12) -- with
no explanation whatsoever of
Vote it up guys:
http://www.dzone.com/links/free_new_online_ajax_magazine.html
Rey...
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On 9/26/06, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Note that there is a handy shortcut for $(document).ready():
$( function(){} );
-Mike
Nice tip, thanks Mike! (There's one for the mag Yehuda!)
Justin
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Justin Carter schrieb:
On 9/26/06, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Note that there is a handy shortcut for $(document).ready():
$( function(){} );
-Mike
Nice tip, thanks Mike! (There's one for the mag Yehuda!)
Justin
Just FYI, thats not a secret feature, it's also in the
I'm not sure if this overhead should be removed, eg. by the build script
when packing the code.
I'd favor a three file organization: a full-debug jquery-debug.js (that
includes the Logging object, a logging interface and so on); a normal
jquery.js; and a packed jquery-packed.js
-- Fil
Hi folks,
currently jQuery does not try to handle any programming errors by clients, eg.
an expression like [EMAIL PROTECTED], that is missing a closing bracket ],
can result in quite confusing behaviour and is hard to spot. In other places,
like the problem described in bug #165 (
I made such a tool for myself and is now on svn under plugins/interface maybe you can extended or improve it http://interface.eyecon.ro/development/demos/drop_later.html
this a demo with it in action.-- Forwarded message --From: Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 26.09.2006
On 9/26/06, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I need help to make the following code works in IE : document.writeln(select name=\+name+\
id=\+name+\+((multiple!=null)? +multiple:)+); var tablename = some_table; $(#+name).load(table_query.php, {table: tablename});
On 9/26/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Donny Kurnia schrieb:
I've got this result while debugging with firebug:
$(type,line)
[type value=select]
$(type,line).attr(value)
--result nothing
$(type,line).get(0)
type value=select
$(type,line).get(0).attr(value)
--result
Isn't this the same as HighlightFade?
http://jquery.offput.ca/highlightFade/
wycats wrote:
Nice anecdote.
You can check out a demo here:
http://www.visualjquery.com/plugins/animate.html
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Mark Gibson schrieb:
Is it needed for IE7?
No, it's not. You can exclude IE7 like this:
if ( $.browser.msie typeof XMLHttpRequest == 'function') ) {
...
}
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Hi,
I was thinking that due to it being such a common problem, I'd like to
suggest adding the iframe hack for IE to the jQuery core.
(To hide select elements beneath a positioned element)
The plugin below appends an iframe with the necessary css so that you
don't need any messy hacks in your
Jörn,
This is certainly a very interesting approach!
I will try to incorporate the ides into the release.
As for RegExp, the filters for text nodes do support standard RegExp syntax.
There will be support for a global RegExp driven search field
that will search the entire table structure.
Nice idea. Quite a few plugins would find that useful.
Another useful funtion would be a method to return the x,y (left,top)
coordinates of any element (relative to the page or some specified element).
The classic iteration through offsetParent elements would be a good start
but runs into
On 9/26/06, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Justin Carter schrieb:
On 9/26/06, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Note that there is a handy shortcut for $(document).ready():
$( function(){} );
-Mike
Nice tip, thanks Mike! (There's one for the mag Yehuda!)
Justin
On 9/26/06, Fil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you saying that there should be a section on jQuery set aside for womens issues?Did I say such a thing?:-DI just point to the fact that using invalid XHTML will discourage *some*XHTML-savvy users, as putting a bimbo picture on the Magazine (p 12) --
Cool idea!
How bout doing an 'I like jQuery because...' sorta thang?!
wycats wrote:
Hey guys,
I'm going to be putting together a video to be posted on YouTube as an
advertisement for jQuery.
I'd love to get MP3 or text testimonials from you guys explaining why the
switch to jQuery
Thanks Brandon, I'll give it a go. Looks like most of it will convert to
JQuery ok.
I know from my own experiments how much effort you must have put into this!
George
Brandon Aaron wrote:
Hey I've gone through the trouble already once before of getting an
acurate reading of the x and y
Nope. This was a purposeful (simple) alternative to highlightFade. It doesn't do any kind of coloring. It simply fades the element out to 50% and back up to 100%.-- YehudaOn 9/26/06,
Dan Atkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Isn't this the same as
Hey!
This is great stuff!
It looks like IP address filtering is a bit weird though. It recognises the
IP as a range, but each octet is not seperated by a period (.).
Other than that, it's great!
Will the final have/(be able to have) paging included at all?
Cheers,
Dan
Christian Bach
Hi again,
There was a small glitch in the last demo (Forgot to remove a log message,
stupid!)
So if anyone else experienced that i got stock on the sorting message, please
try again.
URL: http://motherrussia.polyester.se/pub/jquery/demos/filter/filter-demo.html
Best regards
Christian
Lol!
I agree though! When it comes to HTML in sample code, it's always good to
have it XHTML standards compliant. That way, people won't complain that your
code won't validate.
We call them 'validation nazi's by the way! ;)
Klaus Hartl wrote:
I'd like to review HTML stuff if desired*. For
No matter. No harm done! :)
Dan
Karl Swedberg-2 wrote:
I see. Point taken, and appreciated. I'm afraid my reply may have
sounded more offended and/or defensive than I had intended it. I
wanted to put an emoticon in there somewhere to indicate that I
wasn't wrapped around the axle
Hi!
Yes, paging will be included in the 1.1 release as will a ton of documentation
/ examples.
There are some issues with filtering, Dates don't work and ip-addresses are
displayed wrong.
All the issues will be fixed in time to the release.
Best regards
Christian
Dan Atkinson wrote:
Hey!
I answer myself :P. I can not insert jquery declaration with DOM:s = document.createObject(script);s.src = "">s.type = text/_javascript_;document.getElementByTagName
(head)[0].appendChild(s);then in IE generate many problems ;(2006/9/26, SDisk SDisk [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In my old revision of jQuery
Glad you where able to narrow the issue down. I would assume that it
is the combination of SWFObject+jQuery and not the general technique
of inline SCRIPT blocks. Looking over the compacted swfobject.js, it
doesn't seem that there should be a conflict.
Brandon
On 9/25/06, Dave Benjamin [EMAIL
Oh cool. I actually have written something similar but I called it
bgIframe. One thing to note is that if the element that requires the
iFrame hack has a border, then the iFrame will have to be positioned
negative top and left the width of the border to cover it as well.
BTW ... Great idea on
On Sep 26, 2006, at 9:39 AM, Dan Atkinson wrote:
I'm referring to the ones on Digg!
Ah! Good to know.
As for the term 'grammar nazi', it's a fairly legitimate term:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammar_nazi
No offence was implied by the use of 'nazi', it's just a regularly
used
Thanks Andy. Gotta get the word out! Be sure to lend your support on
CF-Talk. :o)
Rey...
Andy Matthews wrote:
Great job Rey!!
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Great job Yehuda!!!
http://ajaxian.com/archives/jquery-magazine-started
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Brandon Aaron wrote:
I've actually just recently implemented the mousewheel and thought
about writting it as a plugin. There are a few special situations that
need to be considered. For example IE allows a mousewheel event to be
attached to an element in the dom and Firefox allows it only to
On Sep 26, 2006, at 5:59 AM, Dan Atkinson wrote:
I would have just ignored the grammar nazis. Sometimes it's fun to
make
mistakes and bait these guys.
Wow! Don't you think that might be a little harsh? Nobody on this
list as far as I could tell meant any disrespect by calling out typos
Brandon Aaron wrote:
BTW ... Great idea on using the expression css and the mask filter!
That reduces the code lots.
Cheers, I haven't even got a clue what the mask filter does!
It was suggested in the date picker plugin.
Normally I steer clear of this wierd IE specific stuff, but
this seemed
I'd be happy to.
Feel free to Gmail me - (dandementia) about it if you'd like.
wycats wrote:
I, for one, was quite pleased with the corrections, and may call on some
of
the list members who made corrections to proofread the magazine in future
issues. Anyone interested?
-- Yehuda
On
Mathias Bank wrote:
It seems, that mousewheel is not an accepted event in jquery. So I
have written a small plugin that can handle wheel events. It is based
on http://adomas.org/javascript-mouse-wheel/.
Nice! I just sent an email about the exact same page to John today (3
hours ago), telling
On Sep 26, 2006, at 9:40 AM, Yehuda Katz wrote:I, for one, was quite pleased with the corrections, and may call on some of the list members who made corrections to proofread the magazine in future issues. Anyone interested?I'd love to help out. As a former high-school and college writing
What's more important? Professionalism or tweaking people's noses?
!//--
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
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Right on ... mask makes all the non-transparent pixles transparent on
the element it is applied to. It is basically the same as applying
alpha 0 as I understand. I wonder if the alpha filter would be better
to be applied rather than the mask?
Brandon
On 9/26/06, Mark Gibson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've been talking to my good friend Rob Gonda for some time about JQuery
and all the goodness it provides. Well Rob, who is the Editor-In-Chief
at Ajax Developer's Journal (http://ajax.sys-con.com/), has posted about
Yehuda's new magazine in his blog:
Oh wow ... okay I'll have to look into that. I don't even remember the
reason why I thought it didn't now. Heh that is going to simplfy some
of my code. :)
Brandon
On 9/26/06, Mark Gibson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brandon Aaron wrote:
I've actually just recently implemented the mousewheel and
Hi guys,
I've seen this interesting post on the Ajaxian forum today:
http://ajaxian.com/archives/no-more-ie6-background-flicker
http://misterpixel.blogspot.com/2006/08/title-well-its-done-my-ie6-background.html
Which gives me this jQuery implemention, which i have added to my base
jQuery init
Guess what? I'm a pretty strong feminist myself. The constant use of the
Devo hat throughout the magazine should provide a clue that the three-tiered
object is some kind of jQuery icon.
Yeah, I had figured this :) The misunderstanding came from the fact that I
had never seen the DEVO logo
Hey I've gone through the trouble already once before of getting an
acurate reading of the x and y coordinates of an element
cross-browser. I even wrote all the unit tests. It is painful! Anyways
it is specific to prototype for now but could easily be optimized and
convered to be jQuery-like. I
I would have just ignored the grammar nazis. Sometimes it's fun to make
mistakes and bait these guys.
wycats wrote:
With the exception of the semantic issues, I have corrected the errors
that
have been reported. The updated issue (which also has several other small
improvements) can be
I've actually just recently implemented the mousewheel and thought
about writting it as a plugin. There are a few special situations that
need to be considered. For example IE allows a mousewheel event to be
attached to an element in the dom and Firefox allows it only to be
attached to the
As it turns out, I'm going to be at the AJAX Experience in Boston in October. Is anyone else (other than John, who's giving a couple of lectures) planning on being there?-- Yehuda KatzWeb Developer | Wycats Designs
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Currently I am usign the jQuery Docs XML file found on the API page
(http://jquery.com/api/) for generating an XML file (for use with
Programmers Notepad 2). However, I notice that the version of jQuery
is not included.
Perhaps it would be useful if this (and the SVN revision) was
included? It
There's a private method in jQuery core that produces the current svn revision, but you are absolutely correct.On 9/26/06, Sam Collett
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Currently I am usign the jQuery Docs XML file found on the API page
(http://jquery.com/api/) for generating an XML file (for use
What I meant was that the version should be in the XML file (and
perhaps the JSON file as well), i.e.
docs version=1.01 rev=249
method...
On 26/09/06, Yehuda Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's a private method in jQuery core that produces the current svn
revision, but you are
And I agreed. You're 100% right.-- YehudaOn 9/26/06, Sam Collett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I meant was that the version should be in the XML file (andperhaps the JSON file as well),
i.e.docs version=1.01 rev=249method...On 26/09/06, Yehuda Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: There's a private
Hey Rafael,
Great to see another fellow ColdFusion developer on here. I'm not sure
what nome is. Is it a div or table cell?
Could you explain your issue a little bit more? I'll see if I can help.
Rey...
Rafael Santos wrote:
Hey, it's my 1st time using XML so i cant manage doin this:
I just saw nome in your XML result. So, now just explain a little
further what your end result should be.
Rey...
Rafael Santos wrote:
Hey, it's my 1st time using XML so i cant manage doin this:
$.post(get_cli.cfm,{status:singles},
function(xml){
var id =
Yeah, ive done so many copy n paste that i got everything mixed huuhuuhBut could yall explain to me how to use each() to the cli nodes to work with it ?2006/9/26, Klaus Hartl
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:Rafael Santos schrieb:
Hey, it's my 1st time using XML so i cant manage doin this:
Thankz KlausLots of alerts showed here.. lol I didnt expect. hahaNow it's working fine =P2006/9/26, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:Rafael Santos schrieb: Yeah, ive done so many copy n paste that i got everything mixed huuhuuh
But could yall explain to me how to use each() to the cli nodes to
Bug in the API docs: the parents() description says ancestors() instead of parents().And on that subject. I have a button in a table and I want to climb up the dom until I hit the TABLE node.So I have:var oTable = $(this).parents(table);
What is the xPath way of doing the same thing?Thanks. :)Glen
Rey Bango schrieb:
Klaus is the man! He's one of the best contributors here.
Thank you guys, but don't go over the top... I'm simply using jQuery
from an early stage on and lucky if I can help a bit.
There are others that have a much better understanding of the library
itself.
Cheers,
Christian Bach schrieb:
I can share a very geeky discovery which i run across earlier today:
I was benchmarking some new sort methods for the plugin to see if i could
out bid the default Array.sort method. It's seems that the built in sort
method has a few speed enhancements up it's sleeves.
Karl Swedberg schrieb:
I'd love to help out. As a former high-school and college writing
instructor, maybe I still have a bit of the grammar nazi in me after
all. ;-)
How on earth could possibly someone running a site named 'englishrules'
not be a grammar nazi?
-- Jörn
Try this:
$.post(get_cli.cfm, {status:singles},
function(xml){
$(cli, xml).each(function() {
var optn = document.createElement(OPTION);
optn.text = $(this).find('nome').text();
optn.value = $(this).find('id').text();
$( #test
I wish i could come, but im 15 Yeah... School...On 9/26/06, Yehuda Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As it turns out, I'm going to be at the AJAX Experience in Boston in October. Is anyone else (other than John, who's giving a couple of lectures) planning on being there?
-- Yehuda KatzWeb
Don't know of a list, but I'm a unix admin with 12 years of experience.
You can email me directly if you want.
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Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 3:14 PM
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Subject: [jQuery]
Nilesh ,
There are some bugs that were to be resolved in jQuery core. I need to
check the trac and see if they got fixed, then I plan on updating the
script and releasing it. I think it has some crazy jello-tween right
now, haha, but forgot where I left off.
Will
Hey,
anyone know the
Maybe someone could shed some light on this. When inserting an item into
a select box (id=test), this code works:
var optn = document.createElement(OPTION);
optn.text = $(this).find('nome').text();
optn.value = $(this).find('id').text();
$( #test ).append(optn);
Klaus Hartl schrieb:
Let me know if I can help out.
It would be a great help if you could comment on the stuff I've written
down here: http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/217/ (mostly the 'Attaching
global handlers to DOM elements...' ff. part)
Thanks.
-- Jörn
Rey Bango schrieb:
I remember John Resig telling me that I can create elements on the fly
by using syntax similar to this;
$( option value='1'foo/option ).appendTo( #test ) ;
so I'm not clear why its not working.
Any help would be appreciated.
AFAIK the $(div) expression parses the
Before y'all get too excited about this, keep in mind that it affects maybe
one visitor out of ten thousand.
The only people who run into this flicker problem are those who have gone
into Internet Options / Temporary Internet Files / Settings and changed the
check for newer versions setting to
Thanks Jorn. Resig actually gave me similar code to create DIVs on the
fly and they worked perfectly.
I think you and Klaus helped out very much. Thanks again for the support.
Rey...
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Rey Bango schrieb:
I remember John Resig telling me that I can create elements on the
Thanks for the help, Klaus. :o)
Rey...
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Rey Bango schrieb:
Maybe someone could shed some light on this. When inserting an item into
a select box (id=test), this code works:
var optn = document.createElement(OPTION);
optn.text = $(this).find('nome').text();
optn.value =
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I liked this traversal examples idea, so I put some basic ones I've used in the jQuery cookbook to get it started. Could probably use some more 'interesting' examples :D.
BlairOn 9/24/06, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Parent() works, and also xPath expressions: (damn, jquery has so much
If I am working on a jQuery project, should I post url's here for people to see?Is it inappropriate to ask for suggestions to make it tighter and better?Like this link
! ;)Glen
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You can post links to whatever projects you like here, but you dont have to. Really the main reason for the mailing list is to ask for suggestions to make code better ;)On 9/26/06,
Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:If I am working on a jQuery project, should I post url's here for people to see?
Woah - do you design for Quickbooks? That'd be hot :-)
I really like the slidey menu - hidden, but useful, navigation.
--John
On 9/26/06, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I am working on a jQuery project, should I post url's here for people to
see?
Is it inappropriate to ask for
John! Where the heck you been man? We've missed your input here. :o)
Rey,,,
John Resig wrote:
Woah - do you design for Quickbooks? That'd be hot :-)
I really like the slidey menu - hidden, but useful, navigation.
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John! Where the heck you been man? We've missed your input here. :o)
Rey,,,
John Resig wrote:
Woah - do you design for Quickbooks? That'd be hot :-)
I really like the slidey menu - hidden, but useful, navigation.
--John
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