Well, If you're sliding horizontally, set only overflow-x: hidden; on
the masking container.
That way you should be able to get a suckerfish style menu working vertically.
On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 9:28 AM, O.J. Tibi - @ojtibi ojt...@gmail.com wrote:
Still nothing guys? I can't even think of a
Hahaha! You dont have to apologise for that, my mother should
apologise to me hahahaha
Ok thank you for your very good and easy explanations on this.
This was actually part of another qustion i posted here, these rules
doesnt apply in this example right?
$.validator.addMethod('userCheck',
Actually the scope rules I described always apply to all JavaScript code,
whether it uses jQuery or otherwise.
They also apply to your $.ajax example. Consider your second version. You
have a result variable declared outside your validator code. The success
function is able to access this
I´m not sure i follow you on this one:
Fortunately, there is a much simpler solution. In your success callback,
*call a function* and pass it your ajax result. In fact, that's the reason
why there is a success callback in the first place. $.ajax calls your
success callback when the ajax data
Hi list,
I have written a dynamic form that gets stuff from a db and puts it
into select boxes. After selecting the first, the form reloads to the
next. In total I have maximum 3 selectors to show up.
It works flawlessly in FF, Safari, Chrome... But IE is being nasty on
me!
Any idea on how to
Oh c'mon, nobody who can helo me out with this?
Nobody who can figure out how to code the right errorPlacement to place the
error label where I need it?
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This should work:
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#actionform').validate({
submitHandler: function(form) {
$(form).ajaxSubmit({
success: function() {
$('#actionform').hide();
$('#content').append(p
I can't seem to figure out this problem, and would appreciate your
help.
I've got an object:
options = {one : function(element) { }, two : function(element) { },
etc.};
And I've got var element = $(this);
I need to pass these into a function like : eval(element,function
(element) { }); and
I've been working on an upgrade to my site that includes a quick form
for one or two image uploads and contact info. the form is included
via php in some of the internal pages.
I've tested in several Browsers, but have problems with IE. it seems
to process the js but doesn't submit the form. i'm
Hi Leonardo,
Thanks for answering.
Unfortunately, the validation doesn't work at all with the code you
provided: the form is sent even if the required fields are empty.
Any hint?
Leonardo K wrote:
This should work:
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#actionform').validate({
Greetings! I had a small problem: all errors received in plugin
validation I take out in div the block with id = error.
errorPlacement: function (error) {
$ (' #error ').html (error); }
All works well. But when the user has corrected the data on correct in
case of an error errors from
Hi all, I'm new here and new to jquery in general.
Question is how can I do the following in jquery, I'd like to have
access to jqueries effects and animations.
function togglePassFail(radioName) {
var buttonGrp = document.getElementsByName(radioName);
var radioValue;
//
Hi
I am new jQuery Please help in this.
I got table which contains different text values in first 3 columns of
every row and 4th column contains a button.
when the button is clicked which is in 4th column(example: td:eq(3))
of a row i am trying to find the 2nd column(example: td:eq(1)) of
that
I'm using the autocomplete plugin (http://bassistance.de/jquery-
plugins/jquery-plugin-autocomplete/) and sometimes I press enter /
submit the form (which uses ajax, so the page does not change) and the
autocomplete fires up AFTER this, so the user already entered the
search term, is already
I am new to jQuery. I successfully implemented a set of tabs under a
banner on a web page. Now I would like to add a scrollable inside one
of the tab panes (home_content below). The code is very simple.
$(document).ready( function()
{
// Load Home
loadBanner(); // this works
In my jquery plugin i want to save a variable which i get from
ajax.load function inside the plugin instance. So I can access it
later on.
this is how I do it right now but it keep changing to the last
instance variable when I trying to access it.
http://paste-it.net/public/e7388e4/
Is there
Sometimes
$('p').lenght
returns undefiend property
but when i replace lenght with size() method i get the correct number
of p elements in current dom ??
I am trying to learn Jquery and tried to tackle this one.
I figured you must identify id and class, then rename each after a
movement.
This seems to work ok - but I am sure there is a more elegent way to
do it.
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN http://
Did you misspell it in your code?
$('p').length
On Dec 13, 2:59 am, manko uha...@gmail.com wrote:
Sometimes
$('p').lenght
returns undefiend property
but when i replace lenght with size() method i get the correct number
of p elements in current dom ??
It's length, not lenght.
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On Dec 13, 5:59 am, manko uha...@gmail.com wrote:
Sometimes
$('p').lenght
returns undefiend property
but when i replace lenght with size() method i get the correct number
of p elements in current dom ??
Thanks Andrei, I really appreciate the help.
Though overflow-x is CSS3, I'm thinking of something that can still
look nice in older browsers (you know what I'm saying, no need to
mention it here).
Hi Scott,
Take a look at the documentation for the .live() method:
Currently not supported: blur, focus, mouseenter, mouseleave, change,
submit
http://docs.jquery.com/Events/live#typefn
The change event doesn't bubble in IE, so it doesn't work with .live
(). jQuery 1.4 is going to provide a
Haven't really tested this now, but from what I remember, overflow-x
works in all browsers. Including IE6.
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 3:46 AM, O.J. Tibi - @ojtibi ojt...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Andrei, I really appreciate the help.
Though overflow-x is CSS3, I'm thinking of something that can
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