,
cache: false,
url: page_url,
- strange really since operation (2)
- (mentioned above) works fine in IE
- seems to have mind of its own - hmm
cheers
jsw_nz
Hi Michael Paul
Thanks for your replies - both expressions work !
(plus another I worked on prior to your responses).
Just have to say thanks for the great jquery community support
offerred here
While I have your attention - had another question to ask
Since I am translating the standard
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the pointers - no -- the treatment of rel attribute on a
tags
is limited - so I guess it will be OK - i run the code on Ajax
success event -
- again thanks much !
Just needing some pointers on jQuery string manipulation
I have a content management system
- in which I am applying experimental (jQuery) ajax functions - these
work OK - !
But ather than hack the CMS source code,
I want to create a function that replaces the standard hrefs that the
CMS
According tot he documentation on the Interface website the scrollTo
method should support callback functions. I am not sure if it does,
upon looking at the source. From Stefan's website:
durationinteger or string mandatory
callbackfunction optional Callback function that will
I just wanted to post this information,
related to interfaceimagebox usage
- it is a really great plugin, btw!
I spent a wee bit of time trying to debug FF issues
- related to loading imagebox html using jquery's ajax methods. Seems
it stalled after first click
- that is when clicking second
In the meantime - managed to use the setTimeout method - as a
workaround
function ajax_getPage(param1,param2){
jQuery.noConflict();
jQuery('#top').ScrollTo(900, 'easeinout');
setTimeout( function() {
jQuery(#footer_wrapper).fadeOut(700);
I am on my first week using jQuery and have a question
regarding rewriting a standard function that gets called
from Flash using External Interface:
The html page has a div id=flashheader
at top that is resized from a parameter (sent from flash)
the function is pretty standard:
function
I was able to get this to work:
function getContent(){
$(#content).fadeOut(1200,function(){
showContent();
});
}
function showContent(){
$(#content).load(EX_myNewAjax.html).fadeIn(1200);
}
wondering if there is a more concise way to write it
-john-
Hi David,
Thanks for your reply - progress being made
however the jquery.load immediately loads the new AJAX content
(it appears immediately)
then it does both the fadeIn and fadeOut's
Guessing that a trigger is needed to defer the
showing of new AJAX content until AFTER fadeOut() has completed
Just wanted to bump this (my first post)
I suppose my question relates to chaining the commands mentioned in
previous post (1)(2)(3)
From a 'design point of view' the fadeOut and fadeIn treatment of AJAX
calls really attracts me
- and from what I gather jquery is in a unique position to
Hi Benjamin,
OK, maybe I need to explain better
I want to apply AJAX to a CMS pagination scheme (using a system
generated navigation bar)
where div id=content gets targeted and dynamically updated with
AJAX - (no page refresh)
So say the end user is on page 1 and clicks navigation bar to
I am a newbie with jQuery (primarily a designer)
and am looking for a tutorial (or code) that might
integrate a basic ajax call to
myExternalContent.php?id=3
in a designerly waywith this in mind.
(1) user clicks on a link to make ajax request to bring new content
to a #targeted div
Hi mouqx xu
I came across this issue as well
...seems the newest 113 has gone through some tweaks
This page may be helpful
http://malsup.com/jquery/test/test.html
- there is a version that works r2213
- however it is uncompressed at this stage
- likely to be updated soon
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