HI Jeremie (sorry about the lack of accent characters, I'm feeling lazy
right now)
Would the imgFull class have the full image as a background image? and then
maybe an imgThumb with a background image of the thumbnail?
If so, that's as easy as doing something like this:
dude... what the hell is that! LOL! :o)
On 10/7/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a clarification...I really just want to be able to pass in a
string of text, from any source, and create a valid jQuery object from
it. In this case, this is the string that I'm going to be using:
visual space.
On Oct 7, 9:39 pm, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
dude... what the hell is that! LOL! :o)
On 10/7/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a clarification...I really just want to be able to pass in a
string of text, from any source
/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are a few I have seen, but all for 1.1, not 1.2. When the 1.2 xml
is released, I think we should have some new hard copies around.
Glen
On 10/6/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to remember reading once that I could
O... wrappers around the jQuery UI components sounds cool. Gotta keep us
posted about that one! :o)
Chris
On 10/3/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brook,
CF8 provides quite a number of options in terms of prebuilt Ajax
controls but I tend to refer to them as intro widgets. They
Email Rob Gonda and see what he says about all this. He's the ultimate
source on ajaxCFC anyway. If you get an answer to this, it'd be cool to hear
about it.
Chris
On 10/4/07, Brook Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the feecback Jack. I am using the success() method and within
that
If anyone cares, I think my problem here was that I didn't have the latest
code for thickbox (even though, the version numbers were the same...:o/)
Anyway, I found that my tb_position function looked like this:
function tb_position() {
$(#TB_window).css({marginLeft: '-' + parseInt((TB_WIDTH /
Hi folks,
I'm going to be giving a talk to my local CFUG on jQuery, and specifically
using jQuery in conjunction with ColdFusion. I've been writing a tutorial on
my blog on this subject, but haven't finished it yet (it's a three-parter).
However, this talk looming in the future has lit a fire
The opacity code is already inclided in the Thickbox code (in thickbox.css)
how much more manual are you talking about?
Thanks,
Chris
On 9/10/07, Equand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.mandarindesign.com/opacity.html
u can manually set a filter on the thickboxes overlay.
On Sep 10,
Woo-HOO!
On 9/10/07, Justin Sepulveda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yah, it looks like they're in the middle of updating everything.
On Sep 10, 3:46 pm, MrNase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just grabbedhttp://jquery.com/src/jquery-latest.jsand the header
of the file says:
/*
* jQuery 1.2
Sam, I visited both links in your post (using IE6) and I can't see the
problem? Also, I don't see anything on either page that looks like the
corner plug-in has been applied. Hmmm... did you fix things already? :o/
Chris
On 9/10/07, weepy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
that's an awesome plugin
On
Dude, that looks pretty freakin' sweet! I may have to give that one a shot
sometime.
Chris
On 9/10/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
use this plugin: http://meerbox.nl/?page_id=4
works fine and it's pretty nice ;)
--
http://cjordan.us
Bah! Darned fingers! Included ... not inclided... :o/
Chris
On 9/10/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The opacity code is already inclided in the Thickbox code (in thickbox.css)
how much more manual are you talking about?
Thanks,
Chris
On 9/10/07, Equand [EMAIL PROTECTED
force
jQuery to look it up each time I use it.
On 8/6/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike, thanks. I'll check that. email me off list if you'd like to see
it working... or not working... or whatever ;o)
On 8/6/07, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris,
It's hard
Those sound really useful! Where can we get the code?
Cheers,
Chris
On 8/7/07, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey everyone -
So Mike Hostetler was telling me about some Ajax queueing plugins that
he wanted to write - so I got some ideas, and less than an hour later
- here are two new
Hi folks,
I'm in need of some help. I'm using blockUI to display a small set of fields
to the user along with two buttons, save and close. This little
psuedo-form (it's not a true form) appears when the user clicks on a store
from a list of stores that I'm displaying for them. It works great on
this didn't seem to post the first time even though it's in my sent
items. hopefully it will work this time. i really need help with this.
thanks,
chris
On 8/6/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm in need of some help. I'm using blockUI to display a small set
Mike, thanks. I'll check that. email me off list if you'd like to see
it working... or not working... or whatever ;o)
On 8/6/07, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris,
It's hard to say without seeing the code in action. Try putting a
break on the line where $.blockUI is called. Based
Mitchell,
Check out my blog post about AIR. It's **WAY** more than just WebKit (though
it does indeed incorproate the WebKit HTML engine).
http://cjordan.us/index.cfm/2007/7/19/Adobe-on-AIR-Bus-Tour-Summer-2007
In short, AIR is the Adobe Integrated Runtime. It allows you to use HTML,
Yeah, it kinda sucks, but I've got some work to do for another client that
ought to last me maybe a week or so. But that other client was my bread 'n
butter. :o(
Anyway, thanks again!
Chris
On 7/26/07, Benjamin Sterling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah.. been there before.
On 7/26/07, Christopher
the paddings and adding them back in till you see the
issue. Sadly, IE has known box issues so, you will need to adjust your
math, height + paddingTop + paddingBottom, to suit.
Hope this points you in the right direction.
On 7/26/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm having
Hi folks,
I'm having trouble with a bit of jQuery/CSS stuff, and I'm hoping someone
here could explain what the heck I'm doing wrong. I am not by any stretch a
CSS guy. I do what I can to get by. Also (and I know this sticks in lots of
people's craw), this only *has to* work in IE. This is an
I was about to do something like this for SSNs but you beat me to the punch.
Great work Josh! You just saved me loads of time! :o)
Cheers!
Chris
On 7/26/07, Josh Bush [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for the confusing eye script example. Someone on this list had a
request and gave me that as
));
});
});
On 7/26/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm having trouble with a bit of jQuery/CSS stuff, and I'm hoping
someone here could explain what the heck I'm doing wrong. I am not by any
stretch a CSS guy. I do what I can to get by. Also (and I know this sticks
This is awesome, Michael! Great work! And keep spreading the jQuery goodness
around. :o)
Chris
On 7/20/07, Sean Catchpole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A Great Story Michael, thank you.
~Sean
--
http://cjordan.us
Does disabling the element for 500ms sound like a reasonable solution
to you? i'm not sure that disable makes much sense for non-buttons,
but i think that buttons will make up 90%+ of use cases.
Instead of disabling the element for 500ms just ignore any other clicks on
the element for 500ms.
Select By ID
$(#MyID);
Select By Class
$(.myClass);
# indicates an ID while . indicates a class. It's documented somewhere, I
just know it.
On 7/16/07, Bil Corry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard D. Worth wrote on 7/14/2007 8:06 AM:
Just a few to start with. Please add any questions
/16/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Select By ID
$(#MyID);
Select By Class
$(.myClass);
# indicates an ID while . indicates a class. It's documented somewhere, I
just know it.
On 7/16/07, Bil Corry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard D. Worth wrote on 7/14/2007 8:06 AM:
Just
That's a good idea Rey! :o)
On 7/16/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was a great question. I know I've been in that pinch and thats why I
started archiving these emails on my box as well as downloading copies.
That way, if I like the plugin and the author abandons it, I still have
Rick, on top of what John said I'll add that you might notice that you can
change the behavior of JSLint to allow or disallow certain things. I just
know that it's caught several problems for me related to packing problems. I
use http://javascriptcompressor, but that appears to be running the
Well, Tane if my understand of official is right, that means the plug-in
will be maintained by the jQuery dev team even if the original author croaks
or otherwise abandons development on the plug-in, and that would mean time
they have to spend *not* developing more jQuery Core or UI stuff.
I
is not working on it anymore, but its useful then its down
to the community, devs and normal members to take over.
On 7/16/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, Tane if my understand of official is right, that means the
plug-in
will be maintained by the jQuery dev team even
If compressing your JS breaks it, try running the code through JSLint
(http://jslint.com). This will detect minor errors that can cause packed
JS to fail while the unpacked version works fine. I had to do this with
the CFJS plug-in, and now I do it to everything I compress.
Hope this helps.
Hi folks,
Just wanted to let y'all know that I've written the first of a two
(possibly three) part tutorial on using Rob Gonda's AjaxCFC with jQuery
http://cjordan.us/index.cfm/2007/7/8/jQuery--AjaxCFC-Tutorial-Part-1-Setting-Up-Your-AJAX-Call.
Part two will be about manipulating complex data
Hi folks,
Just wanted to let everyone know that version 1.1.8 of CFJS (both the
jQuery and independent flavors) is now available for download from
riaforge.org (http://cfjs.riaforge.org).
Many thanks to Trent Richardson who coded the new functions that this
version makes available, namely:
Hi folks,
I'm having a problem that I hope someone out here can help me solve. I'm
using thickbox to popup a dialog that asks a user for one piece of
information in a text box. I want to set focus to that text box once the
dialog is on screen, but I seem to be running into a race condition
Okay, just an update for anyone thinking of helping. I ran the dialog
page by itself (sans thickbox) and the focus gets set just fine. So this
is somehow related to thickbox.
I would greatly appreciate any help.
Cheers,
Chris
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm having a problem
I agree! You guys are the shizz! :o)
Chris
Marshall Salinger wrote:
Congratulations jQuery team. You guys rock!
The news about jQuery UI is really exciting, I can't wait to test it out.
Thanks,
Marshall
John Resig wrote:
Hi Everyone -
I'm pleased to announce the release of jQuery
Thanks! I'll give that a go! :o)
Cheers,
Chris
Ganeshji Marwaha wrote:
yes, u r right, u have to have one of those applications... i have
used both script debugger and script editor. both are ok...
so, first download and install it... and then follow the instructions
that is given on the top
Okay, so after looking for a while online it seems that most people
think that Microsoft Script Editor is superior in debugging to Visual
Studio or Microsoft Script Debugger. So, I've got MSE installed, and now
I'm having trouble using it. I'll admit to never having used a debugger
before.
, where u can see the
values of all the local variables.
There is more you can do with it
A very basic tutorial can be found here as well.
http://ciquat.blogspot.com/2006/01/reliable-javascript-debugging-with.html
- GTG
On 6/28/07, *Christopher Jordan* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Oh! I get it. Thanks very much Dan. That's wasn't very clear on the
site. :o)
Chris
Dan G. Switzer, II wrote:
Chris,
I've never used the interface plug-in before, and I've just downloaded
it, but I'm not completely understanding how to install it.
The zip file contains a file called
Hi folks,
I've got a bit of a problem where by I get a JavaScript syntax error in
IE6, but everything works fine (no errors show in firebug) in FF 2.0.0.4.
Typically, when I get an error in IE I run it in FF so that firebug can
show me the actual error. Since viewing source in IE doesn't
it simple
is my thought.
John
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Also, you can't really get more self explainitory than SITE
SUBMISSION: blah. Well, maybe you could with SITES THAT USE JQUERY:
blah
Chris
Rey Bango wrote:
Good feedback John. Our primary method of communication at the
moment
Just wanted to let any interested folks know that CFJS 1.1.6 has been
released. As always, the latest version is available from the SVN
repository on RIAForge.org. I've also blogged about the changes
http://cjordan.us/index.cfm/2007/6/14/CFJS-Ver-116-Released.
Cheers everyone!
Chris
--
.
*From:* jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*On Behalf Of *Christopher Jordan
*Sent:* Thursday, June 14, 2007 2:45 PM
*To:* jQuery Mailing List
*Subject:* [jQuery] ANN: CFJS 1.1.6 Released
Just wanted to let any interested folks know
Of *Christopher Jordan
*Sent:* Thursday, June 14, 2007 2:45 PM
*To:* jQuery Mailing List
*Subject:* [jQuery] ANN: CFJS 1.1.6 Released
Just wanted to let any interested folks know that CFJS 1.1.6 has been
released. As always, the latest version is available from the SVN
repository on RIAForge.org
thanks guys. I get it now. I can't believe I didn't see that before! :o/
I appreciate it! :o)
Chris
spinnach wrote:
no header here also, it 404's..
dennis.
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Andy is the header not showing up correctly for you? It appears fine
for me. I checked it in FF 2.0.0.4
Thanks everyone!
Chris
Jake McGraw wrote:
With some functions, its only the first item which is modified / used
like:
$(a).attr(href);
Okay, everyone beat me to the punch, if you follow their directions, I
think you'll be set.
- jake
On 6/14/07, Chris Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Benjamin,
I have a scheduling program with three months worth of calendars on
screen. I build the calendars empty on the server side, and then
populate them with javascript. Each calendar was a table and I was
storing information on each td like, what date was represented,
whether the cell
Just to make a comment on the community for a second. I must say that
this is the first web community where I've felt welcome. I don't know if
that's because I've been on the list (thanks to you Rey) since before
jQuery had a version number, or because I rarely if ever see anyone
so its a
nice number of supporters!
Rey...
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Just to make a comment on the community for a second. I must say that
this is the first web community where I've felt welcome. I don't know
if that's because I've been on the list (thanks to you Rey) since
before jQuery had
I have to agree with you Scott. Not that Chris' idea is a bad one, but I
prefer to put my version numbers in the comments, usually within the
first line or two.
Chris
Scott Sauyet wrote:
Chris W. Parker wrote:
As a humble user of jQuery and several great plugins I would like to
request
Sean Catchpole wrote:
I hear a lot of discussion about how jQuery isn't that slow, the test
wasn't perfectly fair (what test is?), that keeping code small is
important, and that development time is the most important thing.
1) Lots of people take speed tests seriously, even if they're not a
Thanks Jonathan. I'm stuck at a different client right, now but later on
today I'll try adding the line you suggested to my ($function()); code.
Thanks again for the help, and I'll holler if I've got more questions.
Chris
Jonathan Sharp wrote:
On 6/5/07, *Chris Jordan* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't know much about the HTML5 specification, but honestly, how
quickly will all the major browsers adopt the new specification? FF3?
Sure. They're great at keeping up with the bleeding edge. But like it or
not IE still has the lion's share of the market, and are not likely to
adopt a new
... warm goodness m
Andy Matthews wrote:
Oh...and to top that, HostMySite.com is offering FREE Coldfusion 8
hosting:
http://www.hostmysite.com/CF8
I'm guessing that it's only for the duration of the public beta, but
still. It's a good way to dip your toes into the warm
I think this guy (the Chairman and CTO guy), needs only look at the
sites using jQuery. Uh... ever heard of Intuit? Quickbooks? Quicken?
TurboTax? MSNBC? The BBC? Intel?
It sounds to me like he's trying to justify their use of Dojo (which may
or may not be a bad thing. I don't know. I've
We'd have to mark them as spam via the gmail web client though, right? I
use Thunderbird to get my gmail. I almost never visit the actual gmail
web client. :o'
Chris
(J)(a)(k)(e) wrote:
Jean, It's a valid fear... but have no fear! those google boys are
(t)here!
I've marked all the spam, as
Sam,
Instead of $.get()... I'd use $.ajax().
Check out this post from Brian Ronk
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_frm/thread/ec2eca0746d2d5f4/37389139ca16ab64?lnk=gstq=getJSON%28%29+or+post%28%29+parameter+questionrnum=1#37389139ca16ab64
on basically the same subject.
Read my
Oops... I typed out my examples too fast. That first example of the data
parameter should read:
data: MyVar1= + myJSVar1 + MyVar2=SomeConstantString;
I forgot the ampersand. *sheepish grin*
Cheers,
Chris
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Sam,
Instead of $.get()... I'd use $.ajax().
Check out
done = done + 1;
John Resig wrote:
Well, that's just weird; definitely trying to make $ with adwords.
This is the type of thing that you can ban a site for.
Here's what everyone can do:
1) Go to the site and click Ads by Google in the Adsense block.
2) Click the Send Google your thoughts on
Also, Brian, $.post() has been deprecated in favor of $.ajax(). where
you would write something like:
$.ajax({
type: 'POST',
url: 'page.php',
datatype: 'html', // or json, or xml or script depending on what's
getting returned
data: {'name':'Joe', 'age':'24',...},//also I think you
www.learningjquery.com
On May 17, 2007, at 4:31 PM, Christopher Jordan wrote:
Also, Brian, $.post() has been deprecated in favor of $.ajax(). where
you would write something like:
$.ajax({
type: 'POST',
url: 'page.php',
datatype: 'html', // or json, or xml or script depending on
what's getting
, Christopher Jordan wrote:
Also, Brian, $.post() has been deprecated in favor of $.ajax(). where
you would write something like:
$.ajax({
type: 'POST',
url: 'page.php',
datatype: 'html', // or json, or xml or script depending on
what's getting returned
data: {'name':'Joe', 'age':'24
Are you talking about something more than:
div style=width:300px; height:400px; overflow:auto;/div
... that?
This will automatically add the scroll bar when your div gets full
enough to warrant one.
What exactly are you looking for?
Chris
Tom Shafer wrote:
I am in need of a simple div
Thanks John. I know you've been busy. Thanks for all the hard work! :o)
Chris
John Resig wrote:
I haven't had the opportunity to set it up yet - that along with the
dev and web lists. I'll be moving them to Google Groups shortly.
--John
On 5/16/07, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED
What are they using for their navigation menus? Those are nice. Are they
jQuery? I took a real brief glance at the source, but couldn't tell
straight away what was being used.
Cheers!
Chris
boermans wrote:
Another for the list - put together by my friends and colleagues at
Fusion for
Hi folks,
I've got a need for one of my functions to accept a callback function as
a parameter (if that's even the right way to do it). Anyway, I'm having
trouble and I'm hoping that someone here could help me.
This particular situation deals with a parent page, and a child page
which is
Amen. Thou shall not spam mailing lists in the name of thy God. It's the
twelfth commandment. What's the 11th? According to my high school
algebra teacher it's Thou shall not divide by zero! ;o)
Marshall Salinger wrote:
It's a sin to spam the jQuery list!
Secret wrote:
There is a section
Amen, Rey. I was about to say the same thing. Let's talk about jQuery
instead.
Chris
Rey Bango wrote:
Guys, please cut this out. Its cluttering up the list for no good reason.
Rey...
RobG wrote:
Secret wrote:
[...]
God is the Intelligent Creator of the Universe.
Who created your god?
Is the plug-in mailing list still alive? I'm writing a plug-in and I've
got some questions I'd like to talk about with other plug-in developers.
Thanks,
Chris
--
http://cjordan.us
version every few days, just
wait and release every few weeks. That way you get less releasing.
-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Christopher Jordan
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 6:46 PM
To: jQuery Mailing List
Subject: [jQuery] New
It's a wiki... you can add it yourself. that's what I did. :o)
Chris
Shelane wrote:
Since there were no takers, I created space on Google code. It's a
bit of an overkill, but oh well.
http://code.google.com/p/jqueryselectcombo/
A jQuery plugin for populating data of a select item from
I'm not seeing the temporary page with the chain of events that John
describes below. Does this mean that a new host has been found and
everything is back to 'normal', or has something else happened?
What's the latest news?
Cheers,
Chris
John Resig wrote:
I've updated the main page of
I'll echo Scott's sentiments here! ThankfulUser++
Chris
Scott Sauyet wrote:
Rey Bango wrote:
I wanted to thank jQuery team member, Karl Swedberg for his invaluable
assistance in getting the jQuery.com site up and running during our
previous host's less than business-like termination of
I could be dead wrong here, but when I'm sending a hash like that to my
pages (they're CF pages, but I don't *think* that makes a difference) I
always put quotes around the name of the argument. Like this:
{u:User, p:Pass, r:Stay}
I do not, however use quotes if the value I'm passing is a
Well, I've been looking at the numbers on RIAForge.org at the number of
people downloading CFJS for jQuery. My first thought was, Yay! Lots of
people are finding it useful! My second thought was that about a dozen
or so people find it useful, but keep having to re-download, because I'm
Hi folks,
I've got a problem with the corners plugin where sometimes in IE (not
always), it will do this:
If the image above is missing click here to see it.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Chris
--
http://www.cjordan.us
in the toolbox.
Michael
-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Christopher Jordan
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 7:08 AM
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] Re: CFJS plugin
Yeah, I think it's a bug. I'll fix it. :o)
Chris
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Jack,
I have fixed both of these bugs. I've made fixes to DollarFormat() and
a required function, _CommaForThousands(), before. I hope I've got
everything right this time. I think I do. ;o)
Cheers,
Chris
Jack Killpatrick wrote:
While you're at it (fixing bugs), I
I agree with Mike here. In fact, now that I code with jQuery, I've started to
pay much more attention to my markup to see that it's correct -- or at least
that it works with jQuery. ;o)
Chris
Mike Alsup wrote:
that jQuery should iterate over form.elements if special form
selectors are
Dave,
This could just be me, but I've never returned more than one value from the
server via an ajax request. When I want multiple values, I use an array or a
structure... or if I'm returning a fully formatted HTML page I return a single
string with all of the markup in it.
I don't *think*
Ariel,
Thanks for catching those. I started my plugin from another library and
had to fix numerous bugs. I'm finding that I've still not caught them
all. I'll address both of those issues later today. If you need
something sooner for some urgent reason, let me know, and I'm sure I
could
code, let me know.
Thx,
Jack
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Yeah, I think it's a bug. I'll fix it. :o)
Chris
Andy Matthews wrote:
I don't know if the array bug is a bug or a feature. Coldfusion
actually
starts counting arrays at 1. So it's possible that could be
intentional,
although given
Andy,
It appears that Randy Anderson (LeftCorner.com) chose to start his
Arrays at index 1 instead of 0. I can see the logic behind it: wanting
to keep things behaving as much like ColdFusion as possible. However, I
disagree with this choice.
I'd rather each language deal with arrays the
(in latest
release):
DollarFormat resulted in a number like this: $,201,445.05
DecimalFormat results in a number like 123..45
If those aren't bugs, or you need repro code, let me know.
Thx,
Jack
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Yeah, I think it's a bug. I'll fix it. :o)
Chris
Andy Matthews wrote
Hi folks,
I'm wondering where folks are getting their loading images for ajax purposes.
I've tried ajaxload.info, but after several experiments, those only seem to look
good when specifying the background color. When using a transparent background
color, they seem to be... well, less than
Andy,
This presentation sounds like it's gonna be great! Will it be recorded so that
folks can download it later?
Chris
Andy Matthews wrote:
Hey everyone...just wanted to let you know that I'm going to be making a
presentation on CSS tonight for the Nashville Coldfusion Usergroup.
here's
Kelvin,
The size of the calendar is totally controlled via CSS so yes - you can
configure it with CSS...
cool :o)
The date picker is implemented as a popup but did you see the renderCalendar
examples? These allow you to draw a calendar table into any element in your
document.
I'll have
Recently I started using ThickBox for my modal windowing needs, but
wasn't happy with the "close" button that is hard coded into TB_show().
I modified it like so:
function TB_show(caption, url, rel, closeButton) {
// closeButton can be a fully formed img tag or whatever
text you want.
//
do you actually have an attribute on your input element called
defaultValue?
like this:
input type=text name=myText id=myTextID value=someValue
defaultValue=theDefaultValue
then you could say:
$(#myTextID).val();
and that would give you: someValue
or you could say:
/Plugin%3A-frameReady-updated.--Now-with-better-docs-and-demos--%29-tf3610043s15494.html
http://ideamill.synaptrixgroup.com/?p=6
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Hi folks,
First let me say that I *did* search the list, and I *did* find a
thread or two on this subject, but the solutions I found
-0500, Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
So by mashing you mean supplying multiple feeds from different domains?
Maybe
I should just google mashing feeds or feed mashing defined or
something.
Chris
Mike Alsup wrote:
Hi Chris,
Typically you need a server-side component to pull off
) are 16x16 images.
I hope all of that helps! There can be quite a bit more work to use and
style jqModal, but it is designed to be played with where TB is designed
to be ready to go and used as-is.
rob
On 4/18/07, *Christopher Jordan* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rob
Thanks for replying Scott.
I should have mentioned that $group.options[index] was the first syntax I tried.
FF handles both. IE produces the same error for both syntaxes. To be honest, I
was surprised at the apparent shortcut syntax. I'm not sure I should rely on it
though. Basically, I just
I'll see what I can to about getting an example page posted to the web where
others can see it. My client currently has me working on another aspect of the
project, but I should still be able to get it done today.
Thanks,
Chris
PS...
giggle/ What'd you call me?! snort/ guffaw/ I'm a
My pleasure, Gareth. The only way you could have made the grin on my
face bigger was if you'd said, Cor Blimey!. :oD
Chris
Gareth Hughes wrote:
Blimey, I didn't know about this... Very cool. Thanks Chris.
- Original Message -
From: Christopher Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: jQuery
Well... at least I'm not the only one. I belong to some other lists,
where it's very common to find legitimate job postings... that's the
only reason I questioned it. :o'
Chris
Jake wrote:
it's up to us to police the list... any chucklehead can join and post...
and many do!
inside gmail,
Deigo,
I like it too. Cool. I did notice the same as Scott about the limitation
error on example 2. I also noticed a problem where example 3 kept adding
browse boxes and buttons. I started with one, then got an additional one
for each file I added, and after removing all the files, I was
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