Anyone got any ideas? :/
On 5/3/07, Glen Lipka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can jQuery access the node and add a class to it?
Is this invalid XHTML?
Class is invalid on the HTML element, but you /can/ assign an ID.
Given that there should never be more than one HTML element in a doc,
this is less a restriction than jus
I'd posted this at the tail end of the last such thread, but it's well
down the list now. A small site I designed and developed, launched
last week:
http://www.shoshintech.com/
Uses jQuery for the navigation, adding the "Print this page" link next
to the breadcrumb (since it relies on javascript
Given:
Running: $('.a').attr('class')
Returns: "a"
I expected "a b". How do I obtain the full class set applied to the
current object?
~ ~ Dave
Anyone using CAPTCHAs on their forms? Well stop it! Stop it, I say!
A few months back I discovered that our plasma dictionary entries were
being spammed. Fortunately all submissions to that "extremely
technical and scientific" dictionary are screened. But it did mean
our screener was being spa
Ahaahhaah! That was the very thing I was thinking of. Thank you very much.
On 5/3/07 7:08 PM, "Scott Sauyet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Shelane Enos wrote:
>> For the last hour I have be scouring through jQuery tutorial and plugins
>> pages trying to find something that I thought I saw.
Shelane Enos wrote:
For the last hour I have be scouring through jQuery tutorial and plugins
pages trying to find something that I thought I saw. I did a search in the
list archive to no avail. I'm looking for an example I saw of a form with
input elements with "suggestions" of what should be
Instead of returning "Yes" or "No" just return "secure content" and
place it into your DIV
Because imagine someone has got css disabled that means they can see
your hidden divs
--K
Massimiliano Marini wrote:
Hi all, someone knows or has realized an authentication form calling a
external PHP
On May 3, 2007, at 8:13 PM, Glen Lipka wrote:
Can jQuery access the node and add a class to it?
Hey Glen,
It sure can:
$('html').addClass('foo');
Is this invalid XHTML?
Unfortunately, I think it is.
How does straight JS get the HTML node?
document.getElementsByTagName('html')[0]
Looks excellent in FF2 Mac! Great work, Erik!
--Karl
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Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On May 3, 2007, at 3:55 PM, Erik Beeson wrote:
The OP example was a little bit more complex, since the iframe
spanned the
entire width of the table even throug
Can jQuery access the node and add a class to it?
Is this invalid XHTML?
How does straight JS get the HTML node?
Glen
On 5/3/07, Shelane Enos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Cody Lindley updated his ThickBox to version 3 yesterday, but I saw no
announcement :-(
The only thing I didn't see that I was expecting - making the plugin safe
for use with other libraries.
Of course, I'm hoping Jörn will be done with his a
I have updated my examples pack. The new page is here:
http://education.llnl.gov/jQuery/
When I get the chance, I'm going to look through Kevin's great examples and
see what I can add. Thanks, Kevin!
[Shelane]
On 5/3/07 7:38 AM, "Kevin Scholl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> @Jack,
>
> Tha
Hi,
> In my May 2 2007 11:21 post I mentioned a jQuery port of JSAN making
> it a plugin to jQuery. the code in that post is the entire contents
> of the file jqjsan.js which comes out to 1,116 bytes in an
> uncompressed state. The compressed jsPax is 1,654 bytes. But as you
> pointed out they
I would assume that only happens when you click the link on the "row
trigger" version, not the link trigger version? Probably because my TR
click binding isn't catching the link click event. Easy enough to fix
by either also binding the click event to the link, or binding a click
event to the lin
Hi, I'm using jcarousel on a site along with your Thickbox integration, and I
love it! I'd like to move up to Thickbox 3.0, but it doesn't work
out-of-the-box with Jcarousel. I recall that you said you had to use a hack
because Thickbox doesn't work with manipulated dom objects. Is that still
tru
Hi All,
There's a good chance you may have received a rather in-your-face
email this morning from a site called tagged.com claiming that I
wanted you to register.
I just wanted to apologise for generating this email. It was certainly
not intentional.
I review new social software sites as they
More details here:
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/746
This is from the API docs...
load( url, params, callback )
Load HTML from a remote file and inject it into the DOM.
Note: Avoid using this to load scripts, instead use $.getScript. IE
strips script tags when there aren't any other charact
Hi,
I have a .click in my callback function... it's getting called more
than once each time I click ONLY once. I don't want it to be called
on the same click when the callback is fired.
Is there any way to prevent .click from being fired multiple times in
relation to a callback?
Andy
On Ma
This is from the API docs...
load( url, params, callback )
Load HTML from a remote file and inject it into the DOM.
Note: Avoid using this to load scripts, instead use $.getScript. IE
strips script tags when there aren't any other characters in front of
it.
So you might need to use $.getScrip
Autocomplete isn't what I had in mind. I'm thinking instead of having
something in place of a label for the field. In this case, the user is
going to upload a document and give the document a title in another input
box. I was thinking of saying "Enter desired title". I could just do a
simple l
Shelane Enos schrieb:
For the last hour I have be scouring through jQuery tutorial and plugins
pages trying to find something that I thought I saw. I did a search in the
list archive to no avail. I'm looking for an example I saw of a form with
input elements with "suggestions" of what should b
Jeff Fleitz schrieb:
That was it! It looks so simple. Thanks, Jörn.
Ok, cool.
I just received John Resig's Pro JS Techniques book, and plan on going
over this oop style js stuff and studying your examples, now that the
heat will be off.
I haven't yet gotten to read John's book. I hope h
It's called Autocomplete.
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Subject: [jQuery] I saw it somewhere...
For the last hour I have be scouring through jQu
For the last hour I have be scouring through jQuery tutorial and plugins
pages trying to find something that I thought I saw. I did a search in the
list archive to no avail. I'm looking for an example I saw of a form with
input elements with "suggestions" of what should be placed inside. This
w
Will this effect the development of thickbox reloaded (http://
stilbuero.de/jquery/thickbox_reloaded/) which is designed to be used
more like a plugin (i.e. $(#myimage").thickbox())?
On May 3, 10:05 pm, Shelane Enos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Cody Lindley updated his ThickBox to version 3 yeste
Hi,
I'm trying to get IE6/Win to eval javascript returned from .load().
What I have is a function that calls a file:
$("#master").load("inc/inc_master_update.php");
That PHP script echoes a simple line of JS in a tag:
echo "