Hey Kia,
Sorry, this is probably too late but I just found a site with exactly this -
http://www.techlicious.name.my/2007/12/21/ubuntu-804/ - The JS in the page
source will give you exactly what you want (not sure about licensing
though...)
Cheers,
Allan
Merry XMAS to all, from all the way
Hey all,
Got a bit of a strange (bug?) one, am using JS to replace an image
onmouseover and it's working fine in IE6 and Safari but in Firefox and Opera
(latest beta) the images seem to stretch before going back to their proper
size, and same onmouseout when they return to their original
of 'selected' when they are rolled over, allowing
specific rules to be applied. However, thats a much longer
explanation needed to achieve this, although I believe we should be
looking to keep behaviour and presentation seperate from each other.
Hope this helps.
Lee
On Dec 1, 10:12 am, Allan
Hey all,
I've just upgraded to 1.2 and all seems to be ok except when using jdMenu.
Whenever I load a page using it I get the following in Firebug:
$(ul.jd_menu).jdMenu is not a function
(no name)()
e()
e()
e([function()], function(), undefined)
e()
$('ul.jd_menu').jdMenu();
Does
Evening all,
I'm trying to get a spreadsheet-like table going
(http://skorpion.geek.nz/cost_process) and want to have the green cells
populatated with input fields (from there I'm going to work out the math
in the red cells).
Rather than manually add all the input fields I figured I'd use
to just text in the field, saving the changes you
made. Then have a button that toggles the edit mode of the table.
Maybe that's where you're going with this :-0
Pat
On Aug 1, 6:59 am, Allan Mullan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Evening all,
I'm trying to get a spreadsheet-like table going
(http
Hmmm actually I think this may be something to do with the width not
being defined on the table cells - I set it on the first row but then
the rest I have left the table cells to inherit.
Allan Mullan wrote:
Hey Pat,
Thanks for that, unfortunately howeveer I get a e.style.has
it.
I'd just make it a fixed width, like 60 pixels or so.
Pat
On Aug 1, 2:31 pm, Allan Mullan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: Hmmm actually I think this may be something to do
with the width not being defined on the table cells - I
set it on the first row but then the rest I have left
Hi all,
I'm trying to convert a simple navigation to jQuery (from Mootools) but
I'm not having the best of luck with it yet, the original is here:
http://www.chromasynthetic.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/09/mootools1.html
So far I have this:
I believe this is because you can't actually remove the attribute
disabled - Instead try doing $(#submitanswer).attr(enabled, enabled);
(plus you had an error in your syntax, you didn't put a # in that
removeAttr line...)
Hope that helps
Allan
PaulM wrote:
Hmm yeah, I got fooled too! :-S
Rob Desbois wrote:
I feel very stupid for clicking on that :-( I was expecting some
super-excellent jQuery usage.
Oh well, back to work...
On 6/28/07, *Brandon* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check it out: www.BrandonsMansion.com
Hey guys (and gals)
Are there any plugins for jQuery that work like the transition effects
from Mootools (http://docs.mootools.net/Effects/Fx-Transitions.js) -
Especially the quad function?
Thanks,
Allan
Because then we'd be up to jQuery v1024 or something silly like that,
having minor releases means that any major changes make a bigger impact.
It's a good way to keep everything in perspective also (you can tell
that something reasonable must've happened between 0.3 and 1.0, same
with 1.0 to
You need to do an onclick=return(false); to prevent this...
Allan
Tom Shafer wrote:
how do I prevent the page from jumping back to the top when calling
scrollto from the interface plugin
http://dev.unfetteredpress.com/story/Chavez_to_shut_down_opposition_TV#
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