Cool! I'll be going to try and rebuild my administration site using
blockUI (with ajax forms) instead of my own submodal (which is not so
widely tested off course). I'll keep you posted
Gilles
Your $.ajax example is not correct. This line:
data:url=+url,num=+num,
does not make sense and I'm surprised it's not throwing an error. Try
changing it to:
data:{url:url,num:num},
Mike
On 6/16/07, joomlafreak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder if this is normal
I am sending a url
This is fantastic. A few of us in #cakephp are strong jQuery
advocates and we discussed this very thing as we want 'DRY'
conventions. We were thinking of a helper, but if it can be done as a
helper, or at the core that would be fantastic.
Can't wait to see this in action.
On 6/16/07, R.
Glen Lipka wrote:
I want to thank all the little people. (Under 5 ft tall).
Seriously, I have been involved in alot of 'communities' in the last
decade and every single one was a complete pain in the ass.
This is the very first one that I actually enjoy. I think its a
testament to how easy
Karl Swedberg wrote:
Glen,
I'm thrilled that you've officially joined the cult ... ummm ... I mean
... team.
As a member of the welcoming committee, I'm pleased to announce that we
have sent you some /fabulous/ membership prizes via carrier pigeon,
including an upside-down flower pot, a 10%
On Jun 16, 7:20 pm, Tane Piper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
This is fantastic. A few of us in #cakephp are strong jQuery
advocates and we discussed this very thing as we want 'DRY'
conventions. We were thinking of a helper, but if it can be done as a
helper, or at the core that would be
On Jun 16, 2:34 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here you go:
http://rcs-comp.com/code_examples/jquery_form_print/
snip
Code is nice, but I'm wondering--why not doing it with CSS (form
fields with flat look)
--
?php echo 'Just another PHP saint'; ?
Email:
Hi,
I am trying to understand how the height of an element is calculated in
jQuery. I don't understand how the height can be calculated especially when
the element is hidden with display:none.
Thanks
Fred
Doing the handshake all on your own? If you do that too often you will go
blind.
Punchline to a good jQuery joke:
So then the Priest said, I thought that's what slideDown() was for!!
Glen
On 6/16/07, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Karl Swedberg wrote:
Glen,
I'm thrilled that
I've used this a a test to see when things load... quite different loading
times!!
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8 ?
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd;
html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml; xml:lang=en
head
form plugin uses the same encoding that ajax will use... it's ajax... with
the 2 lines to override it should work...
I would like to see a live page, I can peek at the headers with firebug to
see what is actually being sent (in the headers) but to see what is actually
sent you need to add a
Hi there,
does anyone know a plugin that can slide images ltr/rtl as an endless
animation? Or does anyone know how to implement this with an animate() call
or something like this? I don't get it just using the animate thing. and I
have not yet tried to create a plugin, because I do not know
Is it possible to pass additional parameters to the AJAX call? On my
page I have a get value (e.g. mode=1) which I'd like to pass to the
called server function. Or do I have to store the value in a hidden
input field so it's passed with the other fields?
O. Wyss
I'm not sure if I understand it right, does the form plugin move the
results back into the form fileds after the call succeeds? If yes how
has the results look like? If no, what's the best solution?
O. Wyss
To retrieve the computed bgcolor of an element I had to do this:
var bgcolor = jQuery(this).css('backgroundColor');
if (bgcolor == 'transparent') {
jQuery(this)
.parents()
.each(function(){
var bg = jQuery(this).css('backgroundColor');
if
I'am not sure, but this one may be faster:
// get the background color
var current_p = $(this);
var bg = transparent;
while(bg == transparent) {
bg = current_p.parent().css('background-color');
current_p = current_p.parent();
}
On 16 jun, 23:10, Fil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To
Fred Janon wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to understand how the height of an element is calculated in
jQuery. I don't understand how the height can be calculated especially
when the element is hidden with display:none.
Thanks
Fred
Fred,
if the particular element is hidden, it is absolutely
I'm hoping this is just a simple selector question.
I currently have this code which inserts a row at the end of a table.
$('tr class=datarow').appendTo(#my_table).html(rowcells);
I need to add a footer row to the same table. Is there a simple
modification to the the above code so that it would
use a tfoot for your table and append to the tbody instead of the table.
table
thead
tr
thHeader 1/th
thHeader 2/th
thHeader 3/th
/tr
/thead
*tfoot*
tr
I think its not calculated, but just the value from css
(elm.style.height). The Dimensions plugin does calculate it
(innerHeight, outerHeight - elm.offsetHeight).
On 16 jun, 16:49, Fred Janon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to understand how the height of an element is calculated in
That was easy!
Thanks
On Jun 16, 4:44 pm, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
use a tfoot for your table and append to the tbody instead of the table.
table
thead
tr
thHeader 1/th
thHeader 2/th
Does anyone have a way to pull individual form elements via a common
request simular to how they use $F() in prototypt? I would like to be
able to set/get any form element value via this scope using the
element ID. (Currently select boxes don't work the same as an input
element to my perception.)
Hi George,
Thank You for the great plugin, I'm just a happy user! and thank you
also to all the jquery team, of course :))
I don't have a live website yet that I can show you, but I put up a
simple example at:
www.motivus.pt/spin
While I was doing this, I noticed also that your plugin won't
Hello friends,
i would like to redevelop my jqUploader plugin, rebuilding it around Luke
Lutman's jquery Flash plugin. Doing so i guess mine becomes more of an
extension than a standalone plugin.
Hence, i would like to ask how to best articulate the two: in other words,
should i just use
Hi folks,
I'm working on a site that, by default, has a RHS sidebar. I want to
be able to selective hide that sidebar based on the value of a querystring.
More specifically, there are times when I need the whole page to
display a large table, so when I submit a post or call to the server
Hi Alexandre,
I really believe that that depends on how Luke's code fits into your
plans. If his code is easy to modify and maintain, then extending it
might make sense. Otherwise, it might be best to evaluate what he's done
and refactor code that might need improvement. Whether his code is
You can access the current URL from javascript via window.location
Maybe try parsing window.location.href or window.location.search ?
--Erik
On 6/16/07, Bruce MacKay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm working on a site that, by default, has a RHS sidebar. I want to
be able to
O,
You can add parameters using the beforeSubmit callback:
$('#myForm').ajaxSubmit({
beforeSubmit: function(a, $f, o) {
a.push({name: 'mode', value: '1'});
}
});
Mike
On 6/16/07, wyo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to pass additional parameters to the AJAX call? On my
No, the form plugin does not do anything with the server response
(other than pass it to your callback). What exactly is it that you
need to do?
Mike
I'm not sure if I understand it right, does the form plugin move the
results back into the form fileds after the call succeeds? If yes how
has
I am using
var title = document.getElementsByTagName('title').item(0).innerHTML;
to get the content of a pages title tag.
But if the page has no title tag I get
Error: document.getElementsByTagName(title).item(0) has no properties
and the script craps out.
any ideas about how to deal with
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