lumn sorted in.
>
> You could also tidy up your HTML by adding tags and
> elements are not valid inside
>
> Paul
>
> On Aug 7, 6:53 am, jsrobinson wrote:
>
>
>
> > I have two custom parsers, one works on one column but not on another.
> > The second parser
I have two custom parsers, one works on one column but not on another.
The second parser is working fine.
Example:
http://jquery.magiclamp.net/tablesorter.html
Cols 2 and 3 have the exact same data, use the same parser, and yet
sorting on col 2 works but sorting on col 3 returns
Sorting on 3,N
3, 4:22 pm, "Jörn Zaefferer"
wrote:
> There are a few additional methods
> here:http://jquery.bassistance.de/validate/additional-methods.js(also
> included in the download)
>
> I guess you're looking for the lettersonly method.
>
> Jörn
>
> On Wed, Dec 24,
I need to validate a field to only accept A-Z,a-z
I don't see a built in rule for this. How would I go about adding my
own rule?
Any help is much appreciated!
Amazing, so simple, and it works!
Thank you!
Problem: Can't use Validate on forms inside a table sorted by
TableSorter
I have a table with rows, each row is a form. I run TableSorter on it
at load time to sort on default columns. When I click submit for a
given form/row, Validate validates the wrong form. When I turn off
the
default sort, V
ring, let alone
that it is effecting children elements (which I can fix with other jQ
code)
ideas?
On Feb 22, 12:29 pm, jsrobinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> CSS to the rescue! I got it figured out, added extra classes to the
> left and right LI's and added to Superfish's CSS and it worked!
CSS to the rescue! I got it figured out, added extra classes to the
left and right LI's and added to Superfish's CSS and it worked!
I have Superfish 1.4.1 implemented here:
http://arraybeta.magiclamp.net
I am using a bit of jQuery to swap the far left and right backgrounds
of the dropdown navigation to the rounded corner graphics. I need to
be able to change the Hover state background as well. When I attach a
function for do
I agree with all the points about jQuery's greatness thus far, but...
I have noticed that jQuery's animation can sap an older CPU, even in simpler
examples. I understand that the SlickSpeed test is not about animation, but
given my anecdotal observations, the user experience on older PCs leaves
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