Alexandre Plennevaux schrieb:
That's a rather vague question, hence my vague answer :)
i know :-) thanks anyway.
Michael Price schrieb:
Hi Michael,
[...]
thanks for your detailed answer.
i think what i really was after, was a small 'framework' that does the
thing for me. i can include i
Part of the problem (the flickering cursor) is due to IE doing it's
cache checks on changes in background images. To fix that put this at
the top of one of your jQuery scripts:
if ( $.browser.msie )
document.execCommand("BackgroundImageCache", false, true)
Karl Rudd
On 6/5/07, devsteff <[EMAIL
Hi Michael,
On my website I have a lot of pages called via AJAX, some of which are
quite sensitive (private messages, user submission data etc.). At the
top of every page I have a PHP include which, as well as opening the
database connection etc., also includes code to check and authenticate a
Hi jQuery community,
I've written a complex jQuery table plugin wich supports different
selection models (single, multiple, exclusive), nested/hierarchical
tables (like a tree) etc.
Everything works well, but now - while the application goes testing by
some clients - I stumbled by an very ugly p
That's a rather vague question, hence my vague answer :): have your php
script called via ajax check for the user authentication session before
performing the request.
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I am learning, I am learning...
I missed the subtle difference in the documentation:
$('a, b') and $('a', 'b')
!!!
The way to filter my list is using a function.. like so:
('ol.ol1 > li').filter( function() { return $('li.correctchosen',
this).length != 0 } )
// Filters the first set dow
My guess is that it's a "behaviors" issue. The jdMenu plugin expects the
list to already be there when it runs, and it attaches a bunch of events.
IF you add stuff to the DOM afterwards, those events don't get attached
unless you run the plugin again on the list. Of course, you probably
would w
hi list,
i'd like to have some opinions on how one should/can secure an ajax
application/backend (preferred server language PHP).
every hint/link appreciated
micha
Anyone have a jQuery-esque method of keeping a DIV of information (or
controls) in the viewport when the window has vertical scrolling?
Sam
New to javascript. New to jQuery. I've hit the wall.
Interface Drag/Drop works, my search photos by tags works. Add/delete
images to/from database works. All work as separate pieces. But when I
try to add my search ajax function to same page where drag/drop stuff
resides, the latter stop working.
hello jQ-zillos !
i have a list of links organised in subsections, and i would like to modify
each section title, adding to it a value provided by the link. Clicking on
another link should reset the section title and append it with the new link 's
value.
I'm puzzled on how to code this effic
infosoft написа:
> Hi
>
> I have a table where I browse the records of the database. I
> implemented a delete button in each row. When I press this button, I
> send an ajax request to the server. If the response is ok, I need to
> delete the row of the table that have the data I was deleted.
Hi,
Is it possible to inject an option into a html form select list with
ajax? I need to set up a search system and when the user clicks a name
it puts that name in the select list as an option. Thanks
_Tony
Nice one, George! Love that use of the .filter() method!
--Karl
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Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Jun 5, 2007, at 3:21 AM, George wrote:
Hi Miro, ideally filtering by parent would go something like this:
$("A:not(#form A)").addClass("navAwa
:-) right. that's because I was just dropping in radzio's code. I
didn't mean for it to work perfectly on my server, just to give him
something he could copy and paste.
--Karl
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Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Jun 4, 2007, at 11:37 PM, John Far
I developed this plugin...
http://www.fyneworks.com/jquery/multiple-file-upload/
and someone has just reported to me that it doesn't work in Opera.
I checked and it doesn't work because the onchange event isn't being
fired on the file input field.
has anyone had a similar problem?
Thanks!
window.onload was just an example. If you add the images via script
then you can run the script whenever you choose. If the images are in
the markup then the browser will download them immediately, so you
need to remove them from the markup and add them to the DOM when you
need them.
Mike
On
Ah, I've never used the interface version of animate.
Sorry about the typo. That's what I get for not testing it :) Glad it helped.
--Erik
On 6/4/07, JMParsons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had been using Interface's plug-ins, that's why my markup took on
the "style:" versus the non-Interfac
Also:
if($('#type_1').is(':checked')) ...
--Erik
On 6/5/07, howard chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Using the traditional method, it worka
console.debug ( document.getElementById("type_1").checked );
But this one failed...
console.debug( $("#type_1").checked );
any method to get using
Sure. Add an "iframe" option to your form options and it will force
the iframe-mode of submitting the form (which uses
multipar/form-data).
var options = {
iframe: true,
// other options...
};
$('#myForm').ajaxForm(options);
Mike
This is generating a server side error.
It seems that
I had been using Interface's plug-ins, that's why my markup took on
the "style:" versus the non-Interface markup. The last example got me
up to speed quick. I know about the chaining of events, but just
couldn't figure out how it was handled, especially in terms of
functions. I am using $('html').
Thanks a lot jqModal is what I was trying to do. I don't how I didn't
see in on Google. Thanks again Karl.
--radzio
On 5 Cze, 05:21, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you just want it to appear when you click a link, then you
> probably don't want to append it to the body on document
The difference between your first and second statements is that
document.getElementById() returns a DOM object, but $() returns a jQuery
object.
This will work (although untested):
console.debug( $("#type_1")[0].checked );
or this:
console.debug( $("#type_1").attr("checked") );
--rob
Using the traditional method, it worka
console.debug ( document.getElementById("type_1").checked );
But this one failed...
console.debug( $("#type_1").checked );
any method to get using jquery?
thanks.
Hi Miro, ideally filtering by parent would go something like this:
$("A:not(#form A)").addClass("navAway").click(...)
BUT in fact you need to write your own little filter function like
this:
$("A").filter(function(){ return !$
(this).parents().is("FORM") }).addClass("navAway").click(...
Hi jQuistadores,
I have made some changes to my Superfish menu plugin and probably
need to give it a version number. I think the previous version was
stable and this version adds a feature so I'm calling this version
Superfish v1.1. I don't really know versioning but this should do.
Demo
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