Perhaps the jQuery mailing list wasn't the best place to post this
question. Can anyone recommend another active javascript mailing list
which might be able to answer this? Thanks.
Rob,
Thanks a ton. I was able to code up what I needed with your
advice. Here's what I did, in case someone else out there needs to do
something like this in the future.
Russ
/**
* Set all the default values of a form to whatever is there now,
effectively updating the reset
* button
Hi all,
Was hoping to hear an answer to this question, but perhaps I didn't
explain it clearly enough. Is there a way to update a form such that
a reset button restores to the new state? I'd like to make the reset
button restore a form to a state which is newer than the one when the
page was
Hi all,
I've got a set of forms which all act the same way - the form submit
is handled by the jQuery form plugin which redirects the output to a
div on the page. That means that when the user hits submit, the page
in the browser doesn't change. The success or failure of the form
submit is
Hi all,
This question has been asked before but there weren't too many good
answers. I'm looking for a decent history plugin for jQuery. I have
a page which has a table which gets updated asynchronously, and I'd
like the browser to think of each update as a new page so the back
button works.
Hi Olivier,
Thanks for the response. So it looks like I include the
jquery.history_remote.js file, call this in my $(document).ready()
function:
$.ajaxHistory.initialize();
but then what do I do next? I get a callback every time I update the
table in my page with new content, so I tried
Jörn - thanks a lot for your help. That solved it. I included the
css file with the tooltip download which contains a style for
tooltip, but for some reason that's not getting applied in my
production code. When I tried your suggestion it worked, so now I at
least have a work-around and I'll
Hi all,
I'm trying to use the tooltip plugin and for some reason the image
tooltip is always showing up on the bottom left of the page. I've
created a very simple example illustrating the problem. I must be
doing something incredibly stupid. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks a
lot,
Russ
Hi all,
Just learned about the quicksearch plugin from a couple of posts
yesterday. Very cool. Thanks for writing and sharing it.
I have a table which is filled in periodically from some
asynchronous calls. That is, when the page initially loads, the table
is empty. As search results
Hey dan_nl,
You were right to point me in the direction of the content type.
Turns out I wasn't setting the content type of the http response to
text/xml, so jQuery was interpreting my response as html. A lot of
other things were working, but since CDATA isn't valid in html, jQuery
was
Apologies if this has been asked before. I couldn't find any topics
on this when I searched.
I have some XML which looks like the following:
?xml version=1.0?
response
status1/status
html
