this problem?
Thanks.
Bharat
I am now able to load images/colors out of the CSS file but cluetip
iteself refuses to recognize any options that I set so for example if
I say
$(.tip).cluetip({arrows: true});
It does not honor the arrows options setting same thing for sticky:
true, etc.
Any ideas?
Hello Karl,
I sent you a login to my beta site. I am not sure if you had a chance
to look at it yet?
Thanks.
Bharat
)
});
});
/script
I am struggling with the jQuery syntax and hence the question.
Thanks.
Bharat
I am all set. Figured it out. It does take some getting used to, but
seems to be quite similar to Java:
jQuery.fn.toggleOpposite = function(readonly) {
if (readonly this.val().length 0) {
// reset the value to null
this.val('');
}
return
started to attach help text to the links not
contained in the partial. This is a really nice piece of work.
Thank you.
Bharat
the correct file because of the Rails
Route specifics.
Again, these tips are Rails specific, but I suspect that a number of
Rails programmers like me are using jQuery/cluetip and they may find
it useful.
Bharat
is not even there on the page, yet it is being
shown in the browser. How could that be? There is something
fundamental that I am missing here.
Kindly explain.
Thanks.
Bharat
Cluetip works well for me.
Bharat
Can you try the change event instead of click?
Bharat
to the server side so that the
redirect_to documents_path can execute.
Bharat
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