I'm not sure if I'm doing things quite right with jqModal (the docs are
rather sparse). What I'm having a problem with is opening a dialog box
(ajax call), and applying a click event handler to my save link. This
sometimes works, and sometimes not. Even with a timer added, the
handler
Just for laughs I ran that test in Konqueror 3.5.6. EVERY SINGLE TEST
FAILED for both MooTools and Prototype. Every single test passed for
jQuery. And here I thought jQuery would have at least a few failures
seeing as Konqueror isn't the best supported browser for these types of
http://www.slideshare.net/sgrover/jquery
But I didn't see anyplace to upload the support files, so you're still
better off to go to the original package
(slideshare didn't like my fonts apparently, so it's not looking as good
as it should... but it's there.)
Shawn
Yehuda Katz wrote
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From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of sgrover
Sent: 30 October 2007 03:26
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] jQuery Presentation
I did a presentation on jQuery this past weekend at COSSFEST
(www.cossfest.ca). I've posted the presentation
Viewing the source helped.
$(#MyObj).mousewheel(function (event, delta) { ... } );
Where the delta parameter is a +/- 1 (or integer value). Returning
false from this function halts the mouse scroll.
Hopefully this helps someone...
Shawn
sgrover wrote:
Does anyone have a sample of how
Read through it. Good stuf
Shawn
Karl Swedberg wrote:
Hey everyone,
Mike Alsup posted a fantastic entry called Plugin Development Pattern
today. If you've been writing jQuery plugins, or thinking about writing
one, this is definitely worth a good, careful read.
I did a presentation on jQuery this past weekend at COSSFEST
(www.cossfest.ca). I've posted the presentation files to my personal
blog for any who would like to take a look:
http://grover.open2space.com/node/186
The presentation was well attended (near full room), and well received,
I
Let me see if I got this right. I understand private/public just fine,
but am not clear on the context here... So, I'll build a sample...
jQuery.myObj = function (params) {
//private stuff
var pad = function(num) {
if (num.toString().length 2) { return 0 + num; }
return num;
I'm working on a jQuery plugin, which is primarily a series of utility
functions. I need to worry about namespace problems, so I have opted
for the option to add an object to the base jQuery object.
i.e.
jQuery.myObj = { . . . };
What I'm not clear on is if this is the best approach. Thus
://docs.jquery.com/Utilities/jQuery.extend
HTH
George.
On Oct 16, 8:51 am, sgrover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm working on a jQuery plugin, which is primarily a series of utility
functions. I need to worry about namespace problems, so I have opted
for the option to add an object
I haven't looked at code, but I'm willing to bet this combo is a fake
combo - done with divs and some styling. In which case, embedding an
image is as simple as including an img tag in the div for the list item.
I've written code similar to this type of list where I needed a short
list,
I've seen this in situations where the event handlers may be applied
more than once. I got into the habit of doing
$(#foo).unbind(click).click(function () {...});
I think the $.one() method is meant for this type of situation though.
The docs say it will apply a handler that should only
If you know the form name, you have most of what you need. Using
jQuery's selectors, get a reference to the form:
$(form[name='myform']);
Then from there find each of the child form elements (luckily, most form
elements are input boxes:
$(form[name='myform'] input);
Repeat the above for
I found a decent article yesterday on layout of a web page's front page
for marketing purposes.
http://blue-gnu.biz/content/foss_project_marketing_howto_start_home
Perhaps there's some tips there that might help?
That said, I had no problem figuring out what ClueTip was and finding
the
I think my generated json code is messed up, but for the life of me, I
can't see it. In *some* cases, my $.ajax() call process the results
properly, in others it triggers the Error callback, but doesn't actually
have an error. I've asked about this before and the responses I got
then aren't
:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of sgrover
Sent: Saturday, October 06, 2007 2:49 AM
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] JSON Help?
I think my generated json code is messed up, but for the life of me, I
can't see it. In *some* cases, my $.ajax() call process the results
properly
Looks good. I'll be taking another look at it later for a complex app I
have.
One request though - any way to edit the contents of the grid? I'm
looking for something that will switch to a textbox or drop down when
that cell receives focus, and trigger callbacks so a database can be
Devo Hats? Did John and company listen to to much Working in the
Coal Mine when coding jQuery??? :)
Shawn
Michael Geary wrote:
http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/8397
-Mike
I think that would be fair use. Afterall, you are not using the logo
for some other purpose, and you are recognizing jQuery with the logo and
link. I don't see how that would be any different than me putting an
IBM or Microsoft logo into my blog entries with links back to their site.
I'm
I have a plugin available on my site that is meant for working with
dates. http://grover.open2space.com/node/157.
The docs are a little rough, and there have been a couple minor reported
issues. But otherwise the date manipulation code works good. I
wouldn't use the popup calendar that's
I see this in the headers of your message:
List-Unsubscribe: http://googlegroups.com/group/jquery-en/subscribe,
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try sending a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] that
ONLY has the subject line of unsubscribe? Or visit the web page
(which you said you did...)
HTH
Shawn
The packed version of the current tablesorter plugin (from
http://tablesorter.com/docs/#Download) is causing a JS error on IE6. I
haven't had a chance to try this in IE7, but FF is fine.
The error says something about an illegal character on line 2.
Using the Minified version, or the
on their site (so far...)
Shawn
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
sgrover schrieb:
So far it's bug free. (other than user caused bugs).
What would that be? Good software helps users avoid bugs...
-- Jörn
Your code as is won't work, unless the image is cached - and even then
it'll be hit an miss. The img.src = 1.jpg line is an asynchronous
call. WHILE the image is loading the next line is executed. Seeing as
the image probably didn't load in a microsecond or less, the
width/height values
I'm using the tablesorter plugin (Excellent work! - makes my job MUCH
easier). But I found a slight flaw with the documentation.
In my case, I wanted alternating row colors. When I set this up
manually with something like
$(#mytable tr:odd).css(background-color,#ddd);
The initial view was
I'm seeing some odd behavior and just wanted to know if this is normal
for this list.
When I send a message to the list, I'm seeing a 6+ hour turn around
before my message shows up. When it DOES show up, it's date stamped for
the time I actually sent it - no real indication of the long
Hi all. Sorry for the OT, but it IS jQuery related.. :)
I'm giving a presentation at COSSFEST (http://cossfest.ca/schedule) at
the end of the month. The title of the presentation is Rapid Web 2.0
JavaScript Development with jQuery. I'm in the process of building the
presentation, and
I can add my support to Jorn's treeview plugin. We're using it and it's
working great. Our needs are for a simple text navigation tree, but
will later grow to include images/icons with the links. Some of the
recent changes to the treeview (in SVN) solved our navigation problems
with a
I'm using the rounded corners plugin (great tool!). I'd like to apply a
border around my DIV after the corners have been applied. Setting the
border for the div via CSS works fine if I don't apply the corners. But
once the corners are applied, my border disappears.
I've read the docs for
NM - found the adornments at
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/corner/
Shawn
sgrover wrote:
I'm using the rounded corners plugin (great tool!). I'd like to apply a
border around my DIV after the corners have been applied. Setting the
border for the div via CSS works fine if I don't apply
.
This worked.
--
HLS
On Sep 25, 1:38 am, sgrover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm dong an Ajax call to retrieve some JSON and build a table from this.
(code posted below.) The Ajax call is never firing the success
function, but if I include an error function, that is called. Yet
I'm using the time entry plugin at
http://home.iprimus.com.au/kbwood/jquery/timeEntry.html. (BTW, this
plugin is a GODSEND - Great work!)
I have set the timeSteps parameter like so: timeSteps: [1,15,0]
this works great, except I'm defaulting the input box to the current
time. This results
I'm dong an Ajax call to retrieve some JSON and build a table from this.
(code posted below.) The Ajax call is never firing the success
function, but if I include an error function, that is called. Yet in
that error function, checking the status code shows a 200 and the
response text is
I have a need for a tooltip like popup div. However, I need to be able
to interact with the content of this popup, and the popup should close
when the mouse moves out of it. Basically, I'm bringing up details for
a user to view, and/or edit. The page in question will have hundreds of
these
This is a little OT, but not tooo much...
I'm curious how others are handling web pages / projects that have large
numbers of plugin dependencies.
For the app I'm working on, I can foresee needing 20 to 40 js libraries
included (mostly jQuery plugins). Luckily most of them are small, but I
you know if this will be in the next stable
version of the treeview?
Thank you for your assistance. Very much appreciated.
Shawn
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
sgrover schrieb:
I'm using the Treeview library from
http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-treeview
I'm using the Treeview library from
http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-treeview/, with
jQuery 1.1.4. All is going well except for one tiny point.
We're using the tree to list navigation structure. When choosing a
page, we need to load the selected page and have the
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