I would like to see a function (of course it might be there alleady and
I don't know it) like this added to jQuery.
http://docs.mootools.net/Plugins/Group.js
.)
John Farrar
If you are outputting JSON from CF you need to first make sure you are
actually outputting JSON from the CFC / CFM page. There is a special
technique to doing this from CFCs. The default return of a CFC is WDDX.
To test your CFC call the method from the URL without jQuery. Directly
from the
as platform implementations... assuming I understand what you mean
by plugins.
John Farrar
Did I miss an announcement that jQuery.com would be down this morning?
Rey,
I have over 1000 emails a day frequently... and then there are RSS
feeds. I don't read them all. Wasn't trying to be smart, don't flame
someone until they earn it. :)
John
Rey Bango wrote:
Smartass! ;)
Let me see whats up.
Rey...
John Farrar wrote:
Did I miss an announcement
OK... how about a complete working code example? Looks very cool and I
am interested.
John Farrar
them
and maintain compatibility.
John Farrar
Glen Lipka wrote:
Information on the next gen of Interface:
Plugin Home: http://docs.jquery .com/UI http://docs.jquery.com/UI
Discussion board specifically for it: http://groups.google.com/group/
jquery-ui http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-ui
Thanks,
I totally forgot that. It was how I was setting attributes (used Firebug
to figure that out once) before using the jQuery shortcut. I appreciate
the metal jumpstart!
John
Sean Catchpole wrote:
jQuery returns an array of DOM elements, so try this:
$('#postedText')[0].scrollTop =
I want to achieve this with jQuery.
document.getElementById('postedText').scrollTop =
document.getElementById('postedText').scrollHeight -
document.getElementById('postedText').clientHeight;
Did I miss it in the docs?
John Farrar
I didn't like the implementation. It steals real estate before you are
actually using the menu. I believe it should only respond AFTER your
have triggered the space. Then if you move off it the trigger area
should go back to just the menu and be dormant again.
John
Jeff (Gmail) wrote:
I
Carlin,
It seems like a wrong approach to submit more than one form. By virtue a
form is sort of a domain of information. If you have seperate forms they
likely should be submitted seperately. There are ways to combine information
so the form is split up into pages or even tabs for example of
Now that is something I would like to see... tabsCarousel would be great!
On 7/3/07, Kia Niskavaara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or is it possible to use the tabs plugin together with the
jCarouselLite/jCarousel plugin?
Kia Niskavaara wrote:
I have a long horizontal list, that I use as a menu,
I have shared this at speaking engagements on other topics over the
years. When windows and mac took the Xerox window technology and created
the replacement for DOS as it was known there was a reason it worked.
Along the same time there was also a core group of assembly
programmers that
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1323
Description ¶ #comment:description
You can call the attribute correctly like this...
jQuery('form').attr('name:attribute')=true
but that doesn't return a collection of forms where the condition is
true... and if you manually create an array that
OK... that may work.
Can you tell me how to make it chainable?
John
Mike Alsup wrote:
John,
Regarding arrays, you can simply wrap an array of elements in a jQuery
object:
var arr = [];
// some code that pushes elements into arr
$(arr).each(function()
Mike
but that doesn't
,this.id);
}
})
return jQuery(myForms);
}
Now the explaination. You just pass the array collection into a jQuery()
item and it translates them into jQuery objects so the output of this
function can now be chained!
John Farrar
P.S.
The bug should still be fixed or enhanced. But this works
No... that fix didn't return a collection that is chainable. It
returns one at a time and that is why I wrote the more pragmatic code
shown below. :)
BTW... the more I use jQuery the more it seems like the model js
library! Great job guys!
John Farrar
John Resig wrote:
Didn't
Tried it again with this code...
jQuery.fn.j = function(){
jQuery(this).filter(function(){
return jQuery(this).attr(coop:manage) == true;
});
};
jQuery('form').j().each(function(){alert(jQuery(this).attr('id'))});
This is what I modified in an attempt to get it to work... and it
Thanks Dan and Mike!
Specifically I need to add another return. I knew there was a simpler
way to do it. :)
John
Mike Alsup wrote:
John,
If you want it as a plugin you need to add a return:
jQuery.fn.j = function() {
return this.filter(function(){
return
The intention of this post is to spark a plug-in dream list.
Here's mine...
1. Tree (like the one in EXTjs)
2. Grid (like the one in EXTjs)
... if your wondering, I want to do server side markup, and modify only
when needed. :)
3. Windows component. (Popup divs rather than windows that are
Rey Bango wrote:
Hi John,
Ext definitely has a great look to its widgets. There are controls
though that meet most of these needs:
1. Tree (like the one in EXTjs)
Nice proof of concept... needs more to be EXTjs ready . (Drag n Drop is
amazing in EXT, just to name one difference that is a
Pretty cool... is it skin-able?
Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
Hi John,
I believe jScrollpane should be in this tight list. It's very customisable,
fast and easy setup, feels responsive, renders fastly and degrades
gracefully: http://www.lab-au.com/v1/index.php?section=news
And some day, my
, :).
John Farrar
as it should be!
again, how about a guru showing your stuff on this one.
John
On Jun 25, 7:30 pm, John Farrar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK here it is short and simple. If I have more than one form on a page I
would like to select on the forms like this...
form coop:manage=true
I would like
OK... is there a way to concactinate the results. I can pull the ID's
of each form and then is there a way to re-assemble them into a jquery
object collection?
Thanks,
John Farrar
On Jun 25, 8:09 pm, Sean Catchpole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/25/07, John Farrar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
This didn't seem to match attributes.
On Jun 25, 8:34 pm, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
var myResults = $('form').filter(function(){return !
$(this).html().match('coop:manage')})
// untested, and rather sloppy... but it should do the job
On 6/25/07, John Farrar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/25/07, John Farrar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK... is there a way to concactinate the results. I can pull the ID's
of each form and then is there a way to re-assemble them into a jquery
object collection?
Hmm ok, you can try this:
jQuery('form').filter(function(i
have never researched the extent of it.)
John Farrar
Vivi wrote:
Hi there :)
Sorry it took me so long.
Here's the page : http://vielos.free.fr/ajax/
In this example, you can load 10 different random pages of pictures.
If you look at the memory usage with firefox, it keeps growing each
time you
Or perhaps the order of the includes is more important! Sorry, my err.
Matt Stith wrote:
$(document).ready works in external files, as long as jquery is
included on the page.
On 6/18/07, *John Farrar* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to JS I am loading
DW supports WSYSIWYG (graphical view) and code view. You can use code
view and edit by hand. That is where jQuery comes in. To my knowledge
things like rollover are S simple in jQuery code that no one will
take time to write a plugin for it. But who knows.
howard chen wrote:
Hello,
I just tried it in FF and it worked on his site for me. What browser are
you using?
David Duymelinck wrote:
I discovered that changing a generated/copied value, from a database
or the browser form history, only the changed value remains.
example : 01-01-2007 is generated and then change
My understanding is that with screen readers you need to treat the pages
like there is no JS on the page. The jQuery modifications would not be
compliant. (Thus technologies like EXT, again from my understanding, are
not 508 compliant.)
Benjamin Sterling wrote:
Hey Guys and Gals,
I am
Richard D. Worth wrote:
I think a small list of conventions on the wiki (next to the mailing
list subscribe link) would be appropriate. It could be kept up to date
very easily and would teach newcomers of our ways.
- Richard
1. Actually you should add it to the footer if you are going to
OK...
1. ...it is asking me for a project type but there is no field to
enter the type.
2. You list CVS, but you don't list SVN.
Thanks,
John Farrar
Looks interesting Dan.
Note: IE7 is complaining about scripted windows on your set functions. I
let it run the script by you might want to know that as far as how you
or others implement this technology. It doesn't appear to be an issue
with your plug-in but rather the implementation.
John
New users won't know this and posts will get lost and confused over
night. Which means we will have to ignore the heading also.
Better solution... multiple lists or a forum. (I believe we have forgot
the value of Newsgroups and Forums and try to do to much on discussion
lists.)
John Farrar
Dan,
Would it be a good idea to have the setter/getter look at the field type
and if it were an array based field to call the fieldArray function
directly? That way everything could run off a common single function.
John Farrar
Dan,
Will that be added to the core build you have... or should I create
another version local to prevent upgrades from creating bugs?
John
Dan G. Switzer, II wrote:
John,
Found a possible bug.
This works on your demo page. (Using FF and Firebug command line of
course.)
/396f2aa00962aba6/45ed94a8a1bb2a66#45ed94a8a1bb2a66
John Farrar
Andrew B wrote:
I'm a raw newbie but have not found this particular question answered.
I have a series of dynamically generated radios each of which has
three possible values Y (yes) N (no) and M (maybe) and want to capture
mouse clicks
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.)
is a JS/Dom solution. (Of course we will see what
happens when the next version of FF ships. It will include Actionscript
3 that is a much faster processing engine than the common JS engines out
here now. It also has better XML handling.
John Farrar
Scott Sauyet wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED
I would like to be able to do the type of thing they are doing with
SPRY.
input type=text spry:required=true...
1. How can I pull the spry attributes with jQuery.
2. Is there a way to pull attributes as a wildcard? All attributes
that start with spry?
No gurus about today?
John Farrar wrote:
I would like to be able to do the type of thing they are doing with
SPRY.
input type=text spry:required=true...
1. How can I pull the spry attributes with jQuery.
2. Is there a way to pull attributes as a wildcard? All attributes
that start
The XML page cannot be displayed
Cannot view XML input using style sheet. Please correct the error and
then click the Refresh javascript:location.reload() button, or try
again later.
Access is denied. Error processing
as a markup way of doing
event setup. That part seems easy enough at this time... but I have not
yet figured out the wildcard to pull back all sosForm prefixed attributes.
Thanks,
John Farrar
as a plugin. :)
John Farrar
to them that may deal with what I
want. My goal is to create tools that others can use in personal and
commercial situations. Yet, it makes me reluctant to use any such
technology if integration gives me any liability for the mis-use of
others. :)
John Farrar
On Jun 2, 11:44 am, Dan G. Switzer, II
as
a plugin. :)
John Farrar
Joel Birch wrote:
Hi friends,
I just created some more demonstrations of using Superfish to enhance
different types of menus. The new examples are linked to from my
original demo page, under the heading Other menu examples. Here is
the URL with a hash appended
are thinking of making a base library called COOP.--- which
would use jQuery but not be specifically designed to be a plug-in.
Thoughts?
John Farrar
a
fix for this?)
Thanks,
John Farrar
In IE7 it had broken graphic links.
Karl Swedberg wrote:
If you just want it to appear when you click a link, then you probably
don't want to append it to the body on document.ready. Put that in a
click handler instead. Anyway, I threw together a page for you:
This is close but it lacks the sort within a list feature of the one the
other user requested. You can one by one redrop the items you want at
the end of the list... but not within the list list in the tree.
Karl Swedberg wrote:
On Jun 2, 2007, at 8:57 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL
Dan,
Isn't the lisc. model on extjs something that isn't best for
commercial apps. (Since some of our use case senarios are commercial
this should be considered.)
John Farrar
Dan G. Switzer, II wrote:
Basically i'am looking for something like this:
http://yui-ext.com/deploy/yui-ext
I would like to do something like this...
input type=checkbox name=drink COOP:maxchecked=3 value=Joy /
Does anyone know the magic key to doing this with jQuery?
Michael Stuhr wrote:
Erik Beeson schrieb:
Maybe this isn't news, but these are the sweetest grids I've ever
seen, even for Ext:
http://extjs.com/playpen/ext-2.0/examples/grid/grid3.html
is this a beta ?
micha
I am not sure... but it might be mixed free and commercial. Waiting for
a
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