Basically the main point of what James said is that you don't send the
request at all in the first place *instantly*.. only after
a small delay, so if the user keeps typing only one request will be
sent (the latest one)
I assume you have a keyup event on the search input or similar...
trying to
If you put alert(data) in the function, what exactly does it show?
Also you could try specifying the data type like:
$.post(hotline.aspx, function(data) { $(#load).html(data); },
html);
On Feb 17, 3:32 pm, r1u0...@gmail.com r1u0...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I've got problem with loading new
I believe that for POST the correct way to send parameters is like
this:
data: {pageScroll: maxScroll, pageTime: endTime, location: currentURL}
However it is weird that it works for you in IE and Firefox, as you
have it now.
Worth a try anyway.
On Feb 11, 3:09 am, Karl Rudd
It seems to me, that just gets the first option value from the
multiple select, and not
necessarily a selected one. At least if #selection points to the
selection widget.
$('#selection option:selected').each(function() (
// this should loop through all the selected elements
Ideal solution would be with some custom callback for the append, or
something similar... but can't think of an exact solution like that
right now.
Another solution, which although not ideal, it is simple and *could*
work quite well, is calling the ADD_DHTML function with a setTimeout.
It's fairly simple to do.
I haven't tested this piece of code, but it should work.
$(div[id^=PrimaryBox] :radio).click(function() {
var clicked_val = $(this).val();
var div_idstr = $(this).parent('div').attr('id')
var group_number = div_idstr.substring
Ok, I'll be more specific to make your life easier :)
The reason your code example doesn't work, is because you start the
load request, but that is asynchronous (the first A in AJAX :)),
and javascript will execute your next statement with 'each' before
the .load is finished, it doesn't wait for
typo: group_numer = group_number
On Feb 3, 10:31 am, Beres Botond boton...@gmail.com wrote:
It's fairly simple to do.
I haven't tested this piece of code, but it should work.
$(div[id^=PrimaryBox] :radio).click(function() {
var clicked_val = $(this).val();
var div_idstr
for
key=pair...
On Jan 30, 2:25 pm, Beres Botond boton...@gmail.com wrote:
As shown in the docs (link I gave you), it should work
$.post(order_send_email.php,
{order_message : order_message}, // {key : variable}
function(data)
{
alert(data
Yes you can use : input type=checkbox name=paradigm[]
value={$value.ver_id} /
Just modify your jquery code as well:
var checked_status=this.checked;$(input[name^='paradigm']).each
(function(){
this.checked=checked_status;
});
You want to use POST, but you are sending your data as GET (without
url encoding).
So I'm pretty sure it cuts before #, because # is a non-alphanumeric
character and you haven't urlencoded your data.
Data in URL = GET, not POST, even if you are using $.post .
http://docs.jquery.com/Post
So
A parameter has to be key=value, in some form, otherwise how is it
identified?
contentType: application/json; charset=utf-8,
This should only be set if your webservice expects the input parameter
in JSON format as well, and not only the response is JSON.
Is this the case?
How does the code of
GetPublication(String pText) {
String result = ;
result = @{results: [
{
id: 4,
value: guardian.co.uk
}
]};
return result;
}
On 30 jan, 09:30, Beres Botond boton...@gmail.com wrote:
A parameter has
', this should be interpreted as json data.
On 30 jan, 11:14, Beres Botond boton...@gmail.com wrote:
So the AJAX call actually returns some result now?
If you alert() the result, before trying to do anything with it, what
do you get?
On Jan 30, 11:35 am, graphicsxp graphic...@googlemail.com wrote
...@msn.com wrote:
Thanks, Beres.
I am reading this order_message from a DIV. How do I 'POST' it? By
using form?
Also, to url encode... do I use escape()?
On Jan 30, 3:08 am, Beres Botond boton...@gmail.com wrote:
You want to use POST, but you are sending your data as GET (without
url
You are looking at this the wrong way. Instead of thinking of
cancelling lots of ajax requests once
they have been sent already.(which is not really doable, or ugly, as
far as I know), you shouldn't be making all those requests
in the first place.
Let me explain:
You shouldn't fire an ajax
That *should* get called twice. What does debug() do?
If you put alert() instead of it, it will still be just 1 alert?
Also If you can test it in Firefox with Firebug addon (http://
getfirebug.com/), you should be able to see if
there are actually 2 requests going out correctly (and the response
The concept is basically the same.
You would add something like:
$('#my_target_element').append('p' + item.title + '/p')
On Jan 16, 1:01 am, desbest afanintheho...@gmail.com wrote:
How do I use the JSON api to enter a value in a p tag?
Code is
http://docs.jquery.com/Selectors/attributeContains#attributevalue
$(input[id*='other']).bind(evt, function(){
alert('This should get called when you click on any radio if
it's id contains other')
if ($(this).attr('checked') == 'checked' $(this).val() ==
'other') {
I don't think you need .find(li), just
$(#target li).each(function(){
Other than that, looks pretty simple already
On Jan 16, 10:50 am, Jacky jacky...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking for a way to wrap text node with span.
HTML:
ul id=target
liItem 1/li
liItem 5
Actually, you'll need
$(#target).find(li).each(function(){
to process each li from target ul.
On Jan 16, 12:22 pm, Beres Botond boton...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't think you need .find(li), just
$(#target li).each(function(){
Other than that, looks pretty simple already
On Jan 16, 10:50
If you want to have events on html elements loaded/added dynamically,
you need to bind the event after the element has been inserted into
the page.
$(#myresult).html(html);
// define your click event here
Or with jquery 1.3 you can use .live()
http://docs.jquery.com/Events/live
On Jan 15,
Why don't you check your old thread for responses instead of posting
the same thing twice?
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/c94d4da1f304e2d/0b7b2b0e9c9ea11e?hl=enlnk=gstq=ajax#0b7b2b0e9c9ea11e
Do what I said there, and also make sure that your PHP script is
working
This really depends on the exact html structure you have. Ideally I
would put the 'ul' and it's related 'a' within the same div.
But if you have it exactly like in the example above, this will work:
$('a.additem').click(function() {
var list_id = $(this).prev('ul').eq(0).attr('id')
I think the most likely issue is that you are doing an ajax request
(load), but manipulate the same div without waiting for the request to
complete.
So the modal is created before .load is finished.
Try moving $(#content).modal(); to a callback of .load. This is a
golden rule of ajax request, if
It seems you don't know what .select() should be used for. It has
absolutely nothing to do with selecting and option of a select box.
Read the docs carefully.
http://docs.jquery.com/Events/select
Try this instead (assuming that #country_id is a select box):
$jQ(#country_id]).value(my_value)
Ah yeah, sorry I didn't pay enough attention there :p
On Jan 14, 1:37 pm, jQuery Lover ilovejqu...@gmail.com wrote:
*type: $jQ(#country_id).val(my_value);
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Read jQuery HowTo Resource - http://jquery-howto.blogspot.com
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 4:24 PM, Beres Botond boton
Maybe you'll have more luck with this.
// display loading animation here
$(#ajax_content).load('/sourcefiles/example.html', {}, function() {
// hide loading animation here
});
However I'm still not sure if it will actually wait till images are
downloaded.
On Jan 14, 7:14 am, jinscoe
I don't see what this has to do with jQuery or Javascript in general.
Maybe give us some more details.
On Jan 14, 3:33 pm, hjorth andreashjo...@hotmail.com wrote:
hi
i got a big problem
i need to take a session from one page and keep it alive on another
page where i have a long form.
is
The code you posted should work normally. But make sure
existingCase.records.Spin_Off__c is a string (and also make sure it
doesnt have trailing whitespace!).
But if it just doesn't work, yeah you can set an option selected
explicitly
$(#00N8002fnHx option).each(function() {
The source of the problem is that they both use $ as a shortcut. But
there are several ways to make the work together, I used prototype
+jquery+scriptaculous together in several projects
One of the most surefire ways to do this, but probably not the most
elegant is the following:
1. Include
Cleaning that up is not Jquery's job as far as I know but the JScript
garbage collector (which basically depends on the browser). The
garbage collector is pretty smart so it shouldn't be any leak...
serious leaks used to happen only on Circular References especially in
IE6 for example, but even
://www.cjd-rz.de/1http://www.cjd-rz.de/wp-content/themes/cjd/style.css
Use Firefox 3 with Firebug to identify problems like this in 1 minute.
On Dec 9, 3:37 pm, Beres Botond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The source of the problem is that they both use $ as a shortcut. But
there are several ways
This is not a solution, as I haven't encountered this issue yet, just
possible pointers to find the source of the problem.
http://pastebin.com/m7a986ddf
On Dec 9, 1:48 pm, Rik Lomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi ToonMariner,
This article might help
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