David Dexter schrieb:
I have my dunce cap… which corner do I go sit in?
Hm, actually why shouldn't one be able to use the same function in hover?
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Maybe I'm missing something but I don't see the difficulty here.
There's definately no need to do excessive core hacking or chaining of
mouseover and mouseout...
Why not just:
function myFunction()
{
$(this).append(' hover!');
}
And then:
$('#hoverelem').hover(myFunction,myFunction);
or...
Juha Suni schrieb:
Maybe I'm missing something but I don't see the difficulty here.
There's definately no need to do excessive core hacking or chaining of
mouseover and mouseout...
Why not just:
function myFunction()
{
$(this).append(' hover!');
}
And then:
Also, on a second note...
Isn't this exactly the required method of attaching functions to events if you
want to specifically unbind them later on? I was on the assumption that in
order to unbind certain functions from events you need to pass in the exact
same function pointer as a parameter
On 28/03/07, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michel Brouckaert schrieb:
If you have more time and the project would be a really big one, i
would advice you to rather use Prototype. Class based designs mostly
only pay off in huge projects because of reusability. So at the end of
I've started serious javascript programming using prototype
(including ajax).
I found javascript programming with prototype fun and easy.
Then I discovered jQuery.
And then I found javascript programming with prototype long and boring.
I think the jQuery way is far more efficient and clean.
On 26/03/07, Kush Murod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So is this a bug or feature limitation?
Perhaps it doesn't work because DIV's don't have an 'onchange' event?
Also, IE does use event bubbling:
http://www.quirksmode.org/js/events_order.html (it was IE that first
used it)
Kush Murod wrote:
What's the new code you implemented look like? Where did you get my example
code? What's the URL of the form so we can take a look at the problem.
-Dan
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Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 9:48 PM
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Another pattern for this would be a function that returns a function
(or maybe you meant that with dynamic function):
function myFunction(s) {
return function() {
$(this).append(s);
};
}
$('#hoverelem').hover(myFunction('foo'), myFunction('bar'));
Ah,
Hello there,
Has anyone ever run into trouble getting imagebox to work in IE when
you try and link images together? When I add -somestring to the end of
the rel attribute or anything other than just imagebox on its own it
stops working in IE... I don't get it, can it only be used for
Hi all,
I'm getting awkward issues with datepicker, best illustrated with
screenshots:
http://hosted.jazzle.co.uk/datePicker/datePickerIssue.jpg and
http://hosted.jazzle.co.uk/datePicker/datePickerIssue2.jpg
(the second is less of a problem but notable none the less)
I am using the latest
Hi again,
my bad, was getting frustrated with it. I spoke to my brother and
managed to work out that it was hanging on the rel selector because IE
creates random shortcuts to ID'd elements. I changed div#gallery to
something different and now it works.
Thanks if you spent any time
jazzle wrote:
Hi all,
I'm getting awkward issues with datepicker, best illustrated with
screenshots:
http://hosted.jazzle.co.uk/datePicker/datePickerIssue.jpg and
http://hosted.jazzle.co.uk/datePicker/datePickerIssue2.jpg
(the second is less of a problem but notable none the less)
I
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vitch wrote:
jazzle wrote:
Hi all,
I'm getting awkward issues with datepicker, best illustrated with
screenshots:
http://hosted.jazzle.co.uk/datePicker/datePickerIssue.jpg and
http://hosted.jazzle.co.uk/datePicker/datePickerIssue2.jpg
(the second is less of a problem but notable
Don't know if I'm the first to realize this or if I'm just slow, but I just
realized that Mozilla.org uses JQuery. I was looking at some image previews
of an extension and the images popped up in a thickbox style. I got
curious as to what they were using so I looked at the source. Turns out
I hate to bother, but could we get an update on the move to Google Groups.
The other thread has gotten a little long in the tooth to be readable.
1. Are the emails now being sent through Google Groups? If not, what is the
status?
2. Does the Nabble interface continue to work?
3. Does the Gmane
Hi,
looks like I hadn't got the new CSS, so now it is fixed - many thanks. :)
The second image is showing the datepicker off the edge of the screen, and
the user can't scroll to it.
Could the screen edge be detected and the datepicker flipped to the other
side of the icon?
Jez
Hi,
Ah
On 28/03/07, Jason Levine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't know if I'm the first to realize this or if I'm just slow, but I just
realized that Mozilla.org uses JQuery. I was looking at some image previews
of an extension and the images popped up in a thickbox style. I got
curious as to what
http://tfl.gov.uk/
though tfl leave alot to be desired (Purple Kenny is spending £12million
putting a satellite in space) the site (and also oystercard.com) are using
jquery
apologies if this has already been submitted, it was not on the powered by
page
- S
On 28/03/07, Sam Collett [EMAIL
John Resig does work for them though, so it is not too much of a
surprise. Don't know if he was a factor in them using it, or they were
going to anyway.
Actually, I didn't have anything to do with this - the Addons guys
were going to use it anyway. They had a couple questions for me that I
Hello
We're currently using jQuery 1.1.2 on a production site and have some
issues with memory leaks, which seem to affect all browsers after a
while, especially Safari, but also Firefox and IE seem to be
affected. Users use our page for hours, and parts of the HTML page
stay open all the
Sorry I meant this ones
$('td').children().is('[EMAIL PROTECTED]') works OK
$('td').children('[EMAIL PROTECTED]') Doesn't work
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Hi guys,
This works ok
$('td').children().is('img :[EMAIL PROTECTED]')
Having said that I assumed I could also achieve same result by doing
thanks heaps Klaus and Jake, this is gold replies :)
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Kush Murod schrieb:
Hi guys,
This works ok
$('td').children().is('img :[EMAIL PROTECTED]')
Having said that I assumed I could also achieve same result by doing this
$('td').children('img :[EMAIL PROTECTED]') and
The is() function returns true or false, the children() function
returns a set of jQuery objects.
So:
$('td').children().is('img :[EMAIL PROTECTED]')
Will return TRUE if the children contain atleast one img element with
src attribute containing 'albled' or FALSE otherwise.
While:
Thats definitely received an update recently, I was on their site the other
day, and to be fair it looks rather good now.
Nice work whoever (not sure if the yellow downstate is an accessibility
thing?) and well spotted Sam.
T
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I wish NYC had something like this, I spent 1 1/2 hours on the
subway this morning :-(.
On 3/28/07, Toby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's definitely received an update recently, I was on their site the other
day, and to be fair it looks rather good now.
Nice work whoever (not sure if
thanks heaps Klaus and Jake, gold reply :)
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Kush Murod schrieb:
Hi guys,
This works ok
$('td').children().is('img :[EMAIL PROTECTED]')
Having said that I assumed I could also achieve same result by doing this
$('td').children('img :[EMAIL PROTECTED]') and expected
Thank you Dan. Using your example my form displays very nice error message!
After insert several alert() in jquery.validate.js I found what's happened:
a function for date validation...
Form fixed...
Thanks
2007/3/28, Dan G. Switzer, II [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What's the new code you
Markup,
What plug-ins are you using on the page?
-Dan
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Behalf Of Markus Peter
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 11:09 AM
To: jQuery Discussion
Subject: [jQuery] Known memory leaks?
Hello
We're currently using jQuery
Maybe not exactly the proper place for this question, but perhaps
someone has had a similar issue, and who knows maybe there is a jQuery
solution.
Basically, I'm trying to integrate Thickbox with Google Maps using the
GoogleMapAPI by Monte Ohrt. It works fine if I view the (php) page
directly,
skube schrieb:
Maybe not exactly the proper place for this question, but perhaps
someone has had a similar issue, and who knows maybe there is a jQuery
solution.
Basically, I'm trying to integrate Thickbox with Google Maps using the
GoogleMapAPI by Monte Ohrt. It works fine if I view the
Hmm...thanks for the reply Klaus, however it didn't work for me when I
tried to do exactly the same thing as Yehuda. Using the jQuery $
(document).ready(function(){...}) and setting the map controls within,
I still get the large blank rectangle.
Am I overlooking something dead simple?
On Mar 28,
Hey.
Check out regex coach. It's a debugging tool that let's you run your
expression against sample text and see what's happenning. I can't
overstate how much this can help, and I'd recommend it in addition to
any help you get from books (and online).
-N
I'm working on project which will have a table of information. For any row,
there could be more more information that the user may want to view. Any
row with more information would have some sort of image indicating this.
When the user clicks the row, I'd like to pull data using AJAX, then expand
I'll look into it. I've been using Expresso to develop the regex - that is
pretty handy too. (http://www.ultrapico.com/Expresso.htm)
On 3/28/07, Nathan Young -X (natyoung - Artizen at Cisco)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey.
Check out regex coach. It's a debugging tool that let's you run your
First, you can not animate table rows (tr) because almost all of the motion
animations are written for block level elements. You could, however, place
the information within a couple of divs and position them to get the look
and feel you currently have with tables. This will allow you to use most
Nathan Young -X (natyoung - Artizen at Cisco) wrote:
Hey.
Check out regex coach. It's a debugging tool that let's you run your
expression against sample text and see what's happenning. I can't
overstate how much this can help, and I'd recommend it in addition to
any help you get from books
On 28.03.2007, at 18:32, Dan G. Switzer, II wrote:
Markup,
What plug-ins are you using on the page?
-Dan
Hello Dan
We use customized versions of the highlightfade, flash and splitter
plugins - all of them are inactive most of the time though - the
leaks happen if they are not even
Hi guys, I'm trying to get the following to work in Safari, but it just wont
add the script source I can't figure out why.
This is my code:
head
title/title
script type=text/javascript src=jquery-latest.js/script
script type=text/javascript
$(document).ready(function() {
if($.browser.msie) {
I think the most likely candidate for the leaks is going to surround
the usage of AJAX and Events. Are you attaching events to html pulled
in via AJAX? I ask because I believe if you proceed to replace that
html without unbinding the events first, that might cause a leak ...
but I'm unsure ...
Safari is very weird with script tags! any script tag is assumed to be
javascript, and loaded in the beginning and that's it.
Try making a new script tag, and inserting it.
Safari broke many of my cute tricks!
I'd never considered using an id on a script tag, but they are in the dom,
so it
Last time I tried an ID on a script tag, Safari wouldn't find it.
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On 3/28/07, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Safari is very weird with script tags! any script tag is assumed to be
javascript, and loaded in the beginning and that's it.
Try making a new script tag, and inserting
A
$(this),parent()!!!
I tried this.parent() and $this.parent() to no avail.
Thanks for your feedback on the TR...I know I can use divs, but this is
tabular data. So maybe I'll just have to use rows of DIVs, each containing a
table.
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why not just $('ul li div.linkSubMenu ul.detailSubnav li
a.selected').show() ?
or even just $('a.selected').show()
or you can set it in css
a.selected {
display: block;
}
dennis.
Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
hello !
i have a menu which structure for each item is:
(1) ul li
hello !
i have a menu which structure for each item is:
(1) ul li div.linkSubMenu ul.detailSubnavlia
except for the selected menu, which is:
(2) ul li div.linkSubMenu ul.detailSubnavlia.selected
on load, all div.linkSubMenu are hidden (via css: display:none)
i would like that
Hi
I am trying understand how can I use JQuery AJAX .
I would like to suggest more real examples to JQuery Docs or some tutorial
step by step.
I know Jquery basic and I did cool efects in DOM.
I dont know but I fell it is easy to implement upload files and other cool
ajax efects with JQuery.
Hi all,
I'm using jEditable for a webpage, but I would like to make it so that, once
you've edited the text, the behaviour is removed and you can edit it no
longer. Does anyone know how to do that?
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Try $('a.selected').parents().show(); as you need to show the parent
elements, not the link.
Cheers,
-js
On 3/28/07, Alexandre Plennevaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello !
i have a menu which structure for each item is:
(1) ul li div.linkSubMenu ul.detailSubnavlia
except for the
Along with the expanding row question I have, I'd also like to have an
indicator to the user that there are more details to be had. This indicator
might look like a triangle facing to the right.
I'm wondering if it's possible to animate or rotate this image so that when
the row expands, the
Because it is its container, 3 levels above that is hidden .
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why not just $('ul li div.linkSubMenu
use an animated gif as image replacement?
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Sent: mercredi 28 mars 2007 21:02
To: [jQuery]
Subject: [jQuery] Rotate an image - like the Mac OS document tree
Along with the expanding row question I have, I'd
in fact i just found a way:
$(div.linkSubMenu ul li a.selected).parent().parent().parent().show();
is that the correct way? It seems a bit slow on rendering it.
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Plennevaux
Sent: mercredi 28 mars 2007 21:31
I've downloaded the star rating plugin that Captain JR enhanced. It's not
working in IE 6 or 7. Working fine in FF2 and OP9. In IE it's showing the
actual form elements (select, label and button) as well as the stars below.
The stars themselves do not stay highlighted. I see the demo at
I've got a series of rows of data, some of which can be expanded to show
additional information. I'd like to hide any open row before showing a new
one. I've tried hiding all of them (or sliding up) but the display goes
wonky because most of them are NOT open.
This is what a row looks like:
div
If only one can be open at a time, then store its top level ID. When a new
one is opened, close the existing one, open the new one and then update the
stored ID value.
On 3/28/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a series of rows of data, some of which can be expanded to show
I faced a similar issue with a project I was working on. I never found a
solution. Of course, I also never bothered to post here (consider me easily
distracted). I'll be interested to see what the solution is.
/alex
On 3/28/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a series of rows
of course, 3.46 minutes after sending it I spot the problem. No number in
the rating title = bad news for IE. I've set it to title=Average Rating:
0 since there really is no average rating going on in my app. I wonder if
this could be implemented as a option? Bah, too many options these days.
Ah... but then it's no longer tabular because it exists across multiple
tables, therefore the whole reason for using a table is lost. I'm not saying
I'm an expert (or an accessibility/standards guru), but it's my
understanding that tables should be used only for data which has both an x
and y
Have to tried ':visible' selector?
$('.hidden:visible').slideUp(fast);
- jake
On 3/28/07, Alex Ezell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I faced a similar issue with a project I was working on. I never found a
solution. Of course, I also never bothered to post here (consider me easily
distracted). I'll
H...
That's brilliant actually. Thank you Alexandre!
andy
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Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 4:08 PM
To: 'jQuery Discussion'
Subject: Re: [jQuery] Rotate an image - like the Mac OS document tree
Andy,
Just to clarify - $(this) will create a jQuery object from variable 'this',
which extends it with all of the fantastic jQuery methods and properties we
know and love.
'this' on its own is the DOM object and as such only has access to DOM
properties and methods.
Also, regarding the actual
You might also be able to reduce this a bit, depending on your markup:
$('a.selected').parents('div.linkSubMenu').show();
It seems a shame to traverse all the way down that set of nodes, only
to have to traverse back up.
--Karl
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Hmm ok, I guess the easiest solution would be to put all the javascript into
one file and do the browser sniffing in that file.
It's weird - people always complain about IE's bugs, but lately I've had a
lot of problems getting things to work in Safari; whereas IE(7) will just
work.
Brandon
Good point Jake. I'm just mocking up right now. I'll consider the
possibility of using floated divs in the final version. Thanks for your
viewpoint.
andy
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Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 3:21 PM
To: jQuery
Hi folks,
I've just added the styles that an user of my accordion plugin uses on
his site to the accordion demo (thanks for the permission, not online
yet). I've looking at it, I noticed that this gives everyone not only a
way fancier demo, but also a good repository of styles to start with.
Hi,
Daring to dream, I was wondering if jQuery can be used to tilt DIVs. That
is, a traditional square can be rotated several degrees to give the appearance
of being tilted, or in an extreme case, be tilted 90 degrees to give the
appearance of a diamond.
Any advice is appreciated, - Dave
Safari improves pretty rapidly and is pretty good about following
standards but it is not without its problems. It can be very
frustrating sometimes ... especially if you have to support 1.0.3 or
even 1.3.
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On 3/28/07, Yansky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm ok, I guess the easiest
Jörn,
Feel free to use the what I have at: http://www.informationexperts.com/
Let me know if you need me to clean it up.
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That did the ticket Jake. BEAUTIFUL solution!
++jake
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Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 3:24 PM
To: jQuery Discussion
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Have to tried ':visible'
Karl Swedberg schrieb:
You might also be able to reduce this a bit, depending on your markup:
$('a.selected').parents('div.linkSubMenu').show();
It seems a shame to traverse all the way down that set of nodes, only to
have to traverse back up.
What about some XPath magic:
That would be pretty complicated, if not impossible without some extra
software, since it would require a screenshot of the div, and then some
image-processing to do the acctual tilting, and with all of that, why not
just take a screenshot yourself and use photoshop or something to tilt it
and
Did you check out the tutorials at www.jquery.com? There's a ton of them
here: http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials.
The ajax functionality of jQuery is pretty much self explanatory, assuming
you're familiar with basic ajax concepts. If not, there's a million articles
out there on the web :)
Chris
...be tilted 90 degrees to give the appearance of a diamond...
Don't you mean 45 degrees...? :P
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Okay...
I finished my proof of concept for the project I've got. It works just as I
want it to in IE6, IE7 and FF2. I wondered if you guys would mind testing it
in whatever browsers you have as well as taking a look at the jQ code and
telling me where I might be able to thin things out a bit.
Might we have a link?
/alex
On 3/28/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay...
I finished my proof of concept for the project I've got. It works just as
I want it to in IE6, IE7 and FF2. I wondered if you guys would mind testing
it in whatever browsers you have as well as taking a
I didn't want to be the one to point that out in case I was missing out
on something stupid. :o)
Chris
Alex Ezell wrote:
Might we have a link?
/alex
On 3/28/07, *Andy Matthews* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay...
I finished my proof of concept
Benjamin Sterling schrieb:
Jörn,
Feel free to use the what I have at: http://www.informationexperts.com/
Let me know if you need me to clean it up.
Thanks, I'll take a look. Its a bit, well, slow, but looks great.
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Yeah, I read it a few times to make sure I wasn't going to out on a limb.
/alex
On 3/28/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I didn't want to be the one to point that out in case I was missing out
on something stupid. :o)
Chris
Alex Ezell wrote:
Might we have a link?
/alex
it works! thanks a lot!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jonathan
Sharp
Sent: mercredi 28 mars 2007 20:55
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; jQuery Discussion
Subject: Re: [jQuery] Selector question
Try $('a.selected').parents().show(); as you need to show the
Hi folks,
Rick, and I are working on this problem, and we're having trouble with
the following generated taconite code:
taconite
replaceContent select=#Result_Years
/replaceContent
attr select=#Years_Status name=Years_StatusID value=True
replaceContent
Christopher Jordan schrieb:
Hi folks,
Rick, and I are working on this problem, and we're having trouble with
the following generated taconite code:
taconite
replaceContent select=#Result_Years
/replaceContent
attr select=#Years_Status name=Years_StatusID
Ah ha! We'll see if that works... I'm by no means an XML guru... thanks
for the tip. I'll let you know if it works.
Chris
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Christopher Jordan schrieb:
Hi folks,
Rick, and I are working on this problem, and we're having trouble with
the following generated taconite code:
Jake McGraw schrieb:
Have to tried ':visible' selector?
$('.hidden:visible').slideUp(fast);
By the way, reading .hidden:visible shows to me that the class name
hidden is purely presentational and not very well chosen. How can a
hidden thing be visible?
Would be less confusing to call it
I totally agree, there is a lot going on in that accordian.
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The Emperor's new Code?
(sorry couldn't resist!)
On 3/28/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay...
I finished my proof of concept for the project I've got. It works just as
I want it to in IE6, IE7 and FF2. I wondered if you guys would mind testing
it in whatever browsers you have
Great work, Brian! Thanks for sharing this really helpful plug-in!
On a site I am building (NDA'd) I am currently using setTimeout() to
delay drop-down menu appearance (and disappearance) to avoid that
flicker problem so common with drop-downs. It actually works quite
well. But hoverIntent
Hi,..
I'm also using jQuery heavily for the site I'm working for: BallOfDirt.com.
Might as well add that too :)
Guntur N. Sarwohadi
On 3/22/07, SeViR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mmmm, have anybody taken in account that *Mozzilla Addons* site is using
jQuery+Thickbox?
I just watch it :-P
What Klaus said ;)
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/taconite/#debugging
On 3/28/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah ha! We'll see if that works... I'm by no means an XML guru... thanks
for the tip. I'll let you know if it works.
Chris
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Christopher Jordan
I think SVG VML(for IE) allow text to be written into their respective
graphics, so you could try using a vector image to simulate an angled div
with text inside.
I hope that makes sense. :)
dalvarado wrote:
Hi,
Daring to dream, I was wondering if jQuery can be used to tilt DIVs.
That
(I apologize if this is a dup; I sent it first from the wrong account.)
I need a calendar widget embedded in a page instead of a popup,
something like what JSCalendar calls a flat calendar. Does anyone
with knowledge of DateSelector know if this might be in the works, or if
it would be a
Hi, all...
Is this the correct way to setup a callback function?
i.e... after posting Params to Calc_Test_Process_Field_chris.cfm,
I would like for the function toggleButton to run...
Is this the correct syntax?
Thanks,
Rick
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u, you forgot the code.
On 3/28/07, Rick Faircloth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, all...
Is this the correct way to setup a callback function?
i.e... after posting Params to Calc_Test_Process_Field_chris.cfm,
I would like for the function toggleButton to run...
Is this the correct
Hi guys,
Saw this awesome site, great concept, written in prototype
http://www.invisiblechildren.com/displaceMe/
Was just wondering if same idea can be accomplished using JQuery.
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The feedback from the Alpha release of my plugin was very good, but several
of you pushed me a little to make it better. With the help of some paste
events from Kristinn Sigmundsson and a lot of scouring the internet for
information about cross-platform key handling, I think I have a much
One word... DAMN!
This is an extremely nice plugin.
:-)
mrcarxpert wrote:
The feedback from the Alpha release of my plugin was very good, but several
of you pushed me a little to make it better. With the help of some paste
events from Kristinn Sigmundsson and a lot of scouring the internet
great plugin, I'll definitely use it for my projects, WELL DONE Josh
mrcarxpert wrote:
The feedback from the Alpha release of my plugin was very good, but several
of you pushed me a little to make it better. With the help of some paste
events from Kristinn Sigmundsson and a lot of scouring
great plugin. I tested on my Apple in FF2 and Safari and everything
works as expected!
I like your progress bar plugin as well. Great work.
David
On Mar 28, 2007, at 10:17 PM, mrcarxpert wrote:
The feedback from the Alpha release of my plugin was very good, but
several
of you pushed
Safari does not let you to inject script files once the page has
loaded. A few months ago I found a tricky way to make it possible...
not tried...
http://lists.apple.com/archives/Webcore-dev/2005/Mar/msg00023.html
Good luck and don't forget to tell us the result ; )
2007/3/28, Brandon Aaron
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