Hi there,
I am trying to get rid of the annoying Allow execution of ActiveX
control elements? (or similar, translated from German) message that
comes along with a higher security setting in Internet Explorer. I
receive this message every time I want to manipulate the DOM tree, for
now it's only
toolScrl = $('#mainToolbar').offset({ scroll: false });
$('#fixedDiv').animate({top: pageScrl+50},800, 'easeOutBounce',
function(){
window.setTimeout('toolAutoScroll()', 100)
});
}
On Nov 17, 9:12 pm, Arne-Kolja Bachstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Hi there,
I'm wondering if there is a way to submit a form async, as it seems that
it's done synchronous and I cannot find any options regarding this.
I am trying to upload a file using jQuery. I first tried jQuery.ajax, but
this did not upload the file. So I tried jQuery().ajaxSubmit()
Hi Dan,
thanks for that fingertipp, it makes me understand its behaviour. But
nonetheless there's now the question: why is this iframe not opened as an
iframe but as a new tab? What can force a modern browser (Firefox 2.0.x) to
open an iframe in a new tab?
I'm a bit confused about that...
Hi Dan,
yes, exactly this is what I meant. Well, tested it in IE7 now and it works
correctly, so there must really be a problem with my firefox. Well, I don't
have that much plugins installed, mainly some webdev plugins like firebug,
but it has to do something with my config.
So thanks again
Hi there,
well, it's all in the topic: What is the best (least CPU usage is important
I think) way to create an endless animation? I know how to generally use
effects, but I do not know how to loop an animation. Any hints are welcome.
or maybe even links to tutorials or something like that,
Hi there,
I am adding input elements using jQuery and these input elements shall react
on globally registered event handlers ( $(.myelement).click() ). But when
inserting them via jQuery, they do not react on these rules, so I think I
have to somehow re-register the events after adding them
/jquery.behavi
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On 6/17/07, Arne-Kolja Bachstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I am adding input elements using jQuery and these input elements
shall react on globally registered event handlers (
$(.myelement).click() ). But when inserting them via jQuery, they do
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
Hi there,
is it possible to bind a keydown event to intercept the enter/return key? I
have a form that is submitted manually and does not have form tags around it
(can't do this, restriction of the cms I am using). and now it - of course -
doesn't react with a start search when hitting return
enter/return key?
This should do the trick:
$(yourSelector).keydown(function(e){
if (e.keyCode == 13) {
$(yourSelector).submit();
}
});
-Marshall
Arne-Kolja Bachstein wrote:
Hi there,
is it possible to bind a keydown event to intercept the enter/return key
Hi there,
I hope there's someone out there who can help me with this little issue. I
have to create an overlay that is _not_ called using JS, but can be clicked
away using JS. The JS thing now isn't a problem, I simple hide it on click
using jQuery, since I already use jQuery at an other part
Hi there,
this is more a general question than a jQuery based one, but maybe jQuery
really is the thing to implement this.
I have to create a slideshow with an unknown amount of images. The person
that is managing the content doesn't want to edit any source code or
something when uploading
Hi there,
I am trying to get jQuery to work with DNN (DotNetNuke) and assume there is
a conflict between jQuery and all those DNN js thingys, because when I load
jQuery at least one JS driven function of DNN does not work any more. So I
looked for a way around this and found the function
Hi there,
I am trying to create a little flyout menu by doing this:
$(ul.ul_inner/li).hover(function(){
$(ul, this).show();
},function(){
$(ul, this).hide();
});
It seems to work, but has one big problem: The ul inside of $(this) is
hidden too early in IE6. The
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