[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: jQuery listnav plugin

[Jack Killpatrick]

(I sent this to the group a few hours ago, but it hasn't shown up yet, so resending... apologies if it ends up being a dupe). Hi Craig, Very nice usage of the plugin on your site! Great to see it in action. Thanks for the feedback, too. I found the root cause of the issue (well, I'm pretty sure I did :-) and posted a fix on our site. Grab the 1.0.1 version: http://www.ihwy.com/labs/jquery-listnav-plugin.aspx The issue had to do with nested lists. The lists inside the main list items were getting classes added to them that caused them to be included in the counts and hidden when letters were clicked. Let me know if you'd like me to drop your site into the In the Wild section on our plugin page. No obligation to buy, order before midnight tonight, add water, makes it's own sauce, shake before drinking. Thanks, Jack craig.kaminsky wrote: Hi, Jack, I have just tried it out on a site. It works pretty darn well. We've noticed two things thus far: 1. The "count" for each letter and the total is off. For example, this page (http://www.experiencecoloradosprings.com/index.cfm/go/ecs.pages/ id/86/title/Hotels,%20Lodging,%20Accommodations/memcat/5) has 170 listings displayed but when you hover over the ALL link, it reads 508. The troublesome letters, in this case, appear to be C and L. 2. When you click to filter, some of the content disappears (notice how there are two entries/lines for Location: X and Category: Y with each listing. When you click a letter to filter, those go away but reappear when you press "All". You can see it in action on other pages in this site under the "Stay Eat and Play" drop-down (the Dining, Lodging, Activities, Arts, Shopping, and Services links all utilize it in their output). Excellent work on this plugin and thank you!! We're very psyched with it and it beats the #$&@ out of what we had before :)! Best, Craig On Oct 6, 10:41 am, Jack Killpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Ettiene, how'd using it go for you? Thanks to everyone else for the initial feedback. I'm interested to hear if anyone has implemented it anywhere. ? - Jack Ettiene wrote: Excellent stuff man! I'm already busy using it hehe Ettiene