I believe you should go for JQuery UI . . . ! Check it out at
[x] www.jqueryui.com
Best regards,
Andreas
I have a application developed in ExtJS but my boss need all this
migrate ASAP to jQuery, anybody here knows how?
Loads of coffee, cigarettes and code will help.
Best regards,
Andreas
I just want to know is there any way to open the server side files with
the respective programs via jquery/php/javascript.
For eg, if a text file is in server side we need to open it via our
notepad or any text editor. Similarly images via paint. Similary open
Audio/Video files with the
Yes its there...just a miss on the copy / paste. No errors reported in FF or
IE using firebug / IE developer bar.
Like, in the Firebug console?
Best regards,
Andreas
Whats the latest solution for achieving round corners for IE.
It may not be the latest, but at least it's a solution:
Sliding doors with sprites.
div class=box
div class=box-top
div class=box-top-right
/div
/div
div class=box-content
I don't know about regular expressions in Javascript, but actually you just
want to match the name of the image and prepend it with a different path and
append a different suffix to, so something like
preg_match('/^\com\/images\/s\/([a-z0-9_])+\.png$/', $href, $match);
$href = 'com/images/s/'
Have you checked the console to see whether the parameter you pass to your
server side script is empty or not?
The code you pasted lacks a curly bracket, a closing parenthesis and a
semi-colon, but I assume you've got it in your original code, haven't you?
Best regards,
Andreas
As far as I can tell, you are querying for the href attribute of a link when
it's clicked, and you are storing it in a variable named activeTab, and then
you are trying to fade this in. Why do you think it should work to fade in a
string? At most, you can fade in a DOM element.
So, you need to
You've got errors in your presentation and, consequently, in your behaviour, as
Jeffrey Zeldman would say, I reckon.
Here
$(bio).click(function () {});
you are applying a selector which should select an element in your DOM with the
tag bio. However, no such element exists -
Hello i'm new here, Is it posible?
Yes, it is.
Best regards,
Andreas
I'm not sure whether this would be an issue with jQuery, but I'm sure you agree
that setting the ID attribute of a DOM element to a value that starts with a
digit is not correct, at least it does not produce valid XHTML.
Best regards,
Andreas
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