[jQuery] Re: How to get clicked cell position?

One warning, Safari always returns 0 for cellIndex. You can get around this in a number of ways which will all depend on what your needs are. In a recent project I did something like this: // for each of the relevant tables $('table').each( function() { if ( this.rows[0].cells[1].cellIn

[jQuery] Re: How to get clicked cell position?

Yes, I did mean position as in row, column. In fact the code I had was fine, except for one thing: in the alert, I was trying to use the event itself (e) rather than the target (t). (I didn't understand the (e && ...) code.) Changing to "alert(t.cellIndex + ', ' + t.parentNode.rowIndex)" works

[jQuery] Re: What's DOM manipulation methods return values?

thanks! :) On 6/20/07, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If you want para to be $('p#secondPara'), then you can .insertAfter() > instead: > > var para = $(' id="secondPara">...').insertAfter('p#firstPara'); > > > > --Karl > _ > Karl Swedberg > www.englishrules.com > www.

[jQuery] Re: What's DOM manipulation methods return values?

If you want para to be $('p#secondPara'), then you can .insertAfter() instead: var para = $('...').insertAfter('p#firstPara'); --Karl _ Karl Swedberg www.englishrules.com www.learningjquery.com On Jun 19, 2007, at 10:41 PM, March wrote: e.g. var para = $('p#fir

[jQuery] Re: jquery css not working in IE6

Ok, that's what I thought it would do - thanx

[jQuery] What's DOM manipulation methods return values?

e.g. var para = $('p#firstPara').after('...'); now, what's para? $('p#firstPara') or $('p#secondPara')? in my testing, it's $('p#firstPara'), but i think it should be $('p#secondPara')... -- Zacky Ma www.marchbox.com

[jQuery] Re: Ajax, Screen Readers and 508 compliance... On My!

Mike, Great post. Can you offer any tips on AJAX and screen readers? I'm curious if using hashes and focus will "help" any. But to your point about using a screen reader, I downloaded Jaws to try it out and WOW, I am amazed at how crappy some sites sound and how good others sound. Once aga

[jQuery] Re: Ajax, Screen Readers and 508 compliance... On My!

Great post, Theo. Screen readers are interesting pieces of technology. For anyone that's never used one I would highly encourage you to do so if given the opportunity. It's truly and eye opener (no pun intended - really). One thing to remember about Assistive Technology is that it's just soft

[jQuery] Re: superfish problems with ie6

On 20/06/2007, at 12:43 AM, Joel Birch wrote: Link: localhost/~joelbirch/plugins/superfish/oscar-test/ Sorry, the correct url is: http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/oscar-test/ Joel.

[jQuery] Re: Ajax, Screen Readers and 508 compliance... On My!

Trixta, Thanks for your input, your English was good and I think I understand what you are saying and that is an idea I had earlier and am in the process of figuring it out. Ben On 6/19/07, trixta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: bmsterling wrote: > > Does anyone have any experience with getting

[jQuery] Re: jquery css not working in IE6

I'm confused. You've loaded the jQuery script in the head of the document, but you're not actually /doing/ anything with it. It looks as if you're trying to use it like Dean Edwards' IE7, which automatically fixes a bunch of IE behavior. That's not the case with jQuery. On 6/19/07, [EMAIL PROTECT

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

Yeah, this is a different system, you'll have to sign up again, unfortunately. --John On 6/19/07, Shelane Enos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I had an account - which I can still login into - for the plugins wiki page, but that username/password doesn't work on the new plugin page. Do I need to

[jQuery] jquery css not working in IE6

For some reason my jquery css isn't working in IE6 - please check http://hiphop.dk/jquerytest/index.html where I have put together a very simple example... What am I doing wrong here?

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

I had an account - which I can still login into - for the plugins wiki page, but that username/password doesn't work on the new plugin page. Do I need to create a new account?

[jQuery] Re: Ajax, Screen Readers and 508 compliance... On My!

bmsterling wrote: > > Does anyone have any experience with getting > screen readers to pick up on changes to the DOM? > sry, for my bad english. i made some testing with webformator. (it´s the base for virgo, blindows and some other screenreaders). the webformator updates his output 1 second

[jQuery] Re: ClueTip - combining hover with click-to-activate

thanks Karl - I'll explore both those suggestions. I'm in the hunting for ideas phase, so the solution isn't rigid yet. I'm just trying to keep a small dialogue box close to the links that will trigger it, while also giving a clue that the link can be used for a particular functionality. Karl

[jQuery] Re: ClueTip - combining hover with click-to-activate

Hi Rolf, I think I understand what you're saying here, but I wonder if maybe another solution would work better for what you're trying to do. Maybe, for example, you could use clueTip for the hover effect and a different plugin such as blockUI (http://malsup.com/jquery/block/ #dialog).

[jQuery] Interface Plugin - Pulsate and Bounce Newline Problems

Has anyone else noticed that when they use these functions on an span element that contains text, it will kick your span to a new line while the effect is taking place? It's almost as if a is inserted temporarily. Any way to fix this?

[jQuery] Re: ClueTip - combining hover with click-to-activate

okay, answering my own question, if I don't worry about Safari, but focus on Firefox and IE, it seems that I can get both the hover tip and the click-to-activate tip due to the way FF and IE will show the Title attribute as a tooltip. So doing something like: $('#clickme').cluetip({activation:

[jQuery] Re: Attributes Solution for page DOM elements

Considering just making it a standard jQuery plugin. "coop"... that will originally be just forms. Not sure, but thought about making different ones. Either way it will make things easier for coding on the designers. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Reminds me a little bit of "Spry" attributes lo

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

OK... 1. ...it is asking me for a "project type" but there is no field to enter the type. 2. You list "CVS", but you don't list "SVN". Thanks, John Farrar

[jQuery] Re: Attributes Solution for page DOM elements

Reminds me a little bit of "Spry" attributes logic by adobe. they added it into Dreamweaver CS3 out of Adobe labs. spry:choose="" spry:hover="" i find it interesting way to setup attributes. nice. -Nilesh

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

John, oh ya, Maybe if needed add small Thumbnail for some plugins (or let users provide/submit one) ? yet could be too much also. -NP

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

Re John: "Feedback is appreciated, as always. " John, Hey i like that, easy to find plug-ins, i guess mouse over menu would be too long for the 3 menus near top? , due to number of plugins?, else i would suggest drop in a mouseover menu to show the category so users don't have to wait for page

[jQuery] SITE SUBMISSION: dutchpipe.org uses jQuery

dutchpipe.org - php/ajax avatar worlds on websites (already submitted but to the wrong group before, sorry ;)

[jQuery] Re: Interface: More slider problems, restricted and fractions together

Hi Gordon, I just came across this bug as well -- interface slider with fractions and restricted enabled gets messed up with two indicators and both indicators are not at the end points. I was able to fix it by editing the Slider.modifyContainer method in islider.js. I moved the "if(elm.dragCfg

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

On Jun 19, 2007, at 5:27 PM, Alexandre Plennevaux wrote: Hence the rating system: let us all spend 10 min. to rate our favourite plugins !! Yes, and then check out http://jquery.com/plugins/most_popular --Karl _ Karl Swedberg www.englishrules.com www.learningjquery.com

[jQuery] Re: Masked Input Plugin Beta 2a

I'll look into these issues some more. I was able to duplicate the Opera issue the other night. Does anyone know of any Opera javascript debuggers? Thanks josh On Jun 13, 1:03 pm, Josh Bush <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've released a minor update to the second beta of my Masked Input > Plug

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

Hence the rating system: let us all spend 10 min. to rate our favourite plugins !! -Original Message- From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rhapidophyllum Sent: mardi 19 juin 2007 21:12 To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com Subject: [jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repo

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

Are the 'official' plugins listed there? I didn't see them. It's a great help to new users to know which are the most-used and most-solid plugins. On Jun 19, 2007, at 2:26 AM, John Resig wrote: Hi Everyone - One of the great aspects of jQuery is its extensibility, as evidenced by the many

[jQuery] Re: Masked Input Plugin Beta 2a

Hey, it seems not working well on Opera 9.12 ... when i delete some numbers of a input, it doensnt get cleaned. 2007/6/19, David Duymelinck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: John Farrar schreef: > > I just tried it in FF and it worked on his site for me. What browser > are you using? > > David Duymelinck w

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

The email system has been a little flaky - I've been directly emailing anyone who's had specific problems. --John On 6/19/07, Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: did you check your spam folder?

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

did you check your spam folder?

[jQuery] Need jQuery contract developers

Hi, I am looking for contract developers that know jQuery well, especially the draggables and resizables modules of the interface library for a fun and exciting project. If this is you, please send me an example of your work and your rate! Apologies in advance if this is the wrong board for this

[jQuery] Re: german umlauts

Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ schrieb: the server should put a charset in every reply... if it doesn't it is certainly not utf more like a messy ascii mishmosh! black diamonds are high ascii characters where a utf should be... to survive in the utf world, your apache should send everything as utf-8 i use dreamw

[jQuery] Re: Ajax, Screen Readers and 508 compliance... On My!

Theo Thank you for that great response, it was very helpful. Ben On 6/19/07, skyeflye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I don't disagree with any of the previous posters that the safest bet is to assume that if you are depending on AJAX or JavaScript for your app to function, it will probably not tr

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

I did not getting my registration email either. I tried to sign up last night. Any ideas? On Jun 19, 11:57 am, "John Resig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I just disabled the need for email verification - can you see if > you're able to login now? (or try signing up again?) > > --John > > On 6/19

[jQuery] Re: Ajax, Screen Readers and 508 compliance... On My!

I don't disagree with any of the previous posters that the safest bet is to assume that if you are depending on AJAX or JavaScript for your app to function, it will probably not truly comply with the spirit of the "Section 508" accessibility standards. So if 508 compliance is a legal requirement f

[jQuery] Re: german umlauts

the server should put a charset in every reply... if it doesn't it is certainly not utf more like a messy ascii mishmosh! black diamonds are high ascii characters where a utf should be... to survive in the utf world, your apache should send everything as utf-8 On 6/19/07, Michael Stuhr <[EM

[jQuery] ClueTip - combining hover with click-to-activate

I've been reading through the ClueTip examples but can't figure out if this is possible. http://examples.learningjquery.com/62/ I want to display a short, standard hint on hover, something like "Click link to set filter" then if the user clicks, load a small confirmation dialogue ClueTip that

[jQuery] Re: german umlauts

Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ schrieb: I don't see a charset there what do you mean ? what is the server putting in for it??? if i use the ä it's in there when looking at my js directly. but in the brwoser there's a "�" (a black diamond with a questionmark in it, just in case this doesn't come through) ...

[jQuery] Re: german umlauts

I don't see a charset there what is the server putting in for it??? php isn't very clever with utf, so you have to be very careful! a live link would help to see the headers and the encoding!! On 6/19/07, Michael Stuhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ schrieb: > it looks like your page i

[jQuery] Re: whats wrong with this query?

Afraid I don't i'm using a dev server at the moment On Jun 19, 4:05 pm, "Benjamin Sterling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Do you have a liver version I can look at? > > On 6/19/07, c19h28o2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > > Hi, > > > Hmmm I didn't spot that! I've changed it but its stil

[jQuery] Re: german umlauts

Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ schrieb: it looks like your page is not being served as utf-8 or if it is, it's not valid utf-8. If your html editing program doesn't do utf... you have to encode it yourself. On 6/19/07, *Michael Stuhr* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: well the page is ok,

[jQuery] Re: encodeURIComponent localized for custom encoding

var pars= "text1="+jQuery("#Text1").val(); should be a normal object! var pars= {text1:jQuery("#Text1").val()}; or a result from $.serialize On 6/19/07, oscar esp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi finally I got a public server to puplish the link: http://www.grupofusion.com/testcharset/testtBl

[jQuery] Re: german umlauts

it looks like your page is not being served as utf-8 or if it is, it's not valid utf-8. If your html editing program doesn't do utf... you have to encode it yourself. On 6/19/07, Michael Stuhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: hi list, i'm having a utf-8 encoded html document, where i'm adding

[jQuery] german umlauts

hi list, i'm having a utf-8 encoded html document, where i'm adding some elements with jquery. i'm updating some selectboxes with this plugin but i'm having difficulties adding values to selectboxes where i'm getting unknown characters like �.

[jQuery] Re: How to get clicked cell position?

Matt Conrad wrote: I'm trying to find the cleanest way to get the position (x, y) of a table cell that is clicked. I'll eventually post the coordinates back to the server. By (x, y) you mean (row, column) right, not pixel measurements? That's what the code seemed to attempt. Without a liv

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

Also, i suggest to use thickbox to view the screenshot(s) -Original Message- From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chris W. Parker Sent: mardi 19 juin 2007 18:00 To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com Subject: [jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository On Monday, Ju

[jQuery] Re: Reading HTML from XML

I don't agree when I want to pull html out of an ajax response I use : jQuery.xml as I would use jQuery.html()... if html() actually worked. $.fn.xml = function () {return $.xml(this[0])} $.xml = function(xml) { // dump the xml back to html text if (!xml) return "" var res = "" var

[jQuery] Re: How to get clicked cell position?

Have you seen the dimensions plugin? It might solve the problem. http://jquery.com/plugins/project/dimensions Glen On 6/19/07, Matt Conrad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: New to Javascript, new to jQuery. I'm trying to find the cleanest way to get the position (x, y) of a table cell that is click

[jQuery] Re: Release: Validation plugin 1.0 final

forgot On 6/18/07, Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Jean wrote: > > me too =/ D'oh. Is there any specific error you get? Anything that could help debugging? Is it only the plugin page itself, or also any other page on my site? How about www.bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin

[jQuery] How to get clicked cell position?

New to Javascript, new to jQuery. I'm trying to find the cleanest way to get the position (x, y) of a table cell that is clicked. I'll eventually post the coordinates back to the server. I have some code that gives me the clicked positions in Firefox but fails completely in IE (target.cellIndex

[jQuery] Re: .css() in loops

Gordon ha scritto: I am using a loop to initialize some elements for animation (befor initialization they are allowed to float, but for the animation process itself their positions need to be absolute). My code is as follows. $('.elemsToAnimate').each (function () { var thisElem = $(thi

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

On Monday, June 18, 2007 11:26 PM John Resig <> said: > One of the great aspects of jQuery is its extensibility, as evidenced > by the many excellent plugins that have been developed for it. The > jQuery team, and the Web team in particular, have been working hard > behind the scenes to put toget

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

I just disabled the need for email verification - can you see if you're able to login now? (or try signing up again?) --John On 6/19/07, Sean Catchpole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: How long does it take to get a registration email (I assume more than 5 minutes isn't good)? ~Sean

[jQuery] Re: Rollover plugin?

I would use CSS for rollovers. However since IE doesn't support :hover, this snippet of code might help, by applying the class .hover to each element when it is hovered over. $("*").hover( function(){ $(this).addClass("hover"); }, function(){ $(this).removeClass("hover"); }); ~Sean

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

How long does it take to get a registration email (I assume more than 5 minutes isn't good)? ~Sean

[jQuery] Re: Ajax, Screen Readers and 508 compliance... On My!

I tend to treat screenreaders as Javascript ignorers, but I know in certain cases this isn't the case. I tend to build my sites as flat HTML/CSS plus back-end technology and then add the event handlers, additional buttons etc using scripting. I'd like to know if screen readers are partially parsi

[jQuery] radio button value into div

I have a quiz script, it's long so I'm showing and hiding the fieldsets. I'd like to give the visitor an indication that they have or have not answered a question. Displaying the value of the radio button for that question would be good, a small image would work. The code looks like: Longevi

[jQuery] Re: .css() in loops

Sorry I was not much help. On 6/19/07, Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Had to modify your code some to get it to run properly (replaced the $.each with a for loop which I think replicated what you were getting at ). While the function did go faster, the difference was hardly noticible, some

[jQuery] Re: Ajax, Screen Readers and 508 compliance... On My!

Gordon, Those are some good points, but as I am reading, there are some work arounds. ie. http://juicystudio.com/article/improving-ajax-applications-for-jaws-users.php I only skimmed that article but will be coming back to it later today to see what is possible. On 6/19/07, Gordon <[EMAIL PROTEC

[jQuery] Re: Ajax, Screen Readers and 508 compliance... On My!

As far as I know no screen reader can run javascript or dynamically alter the DOM. Any features you add to a site using javascript or DOM scripting are therefore not 508 compliant, and the only way your site itself can be compliant is if the site is still 100% useable with javascript turned off.

[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: Proposal for Site Submissions

Richard D. Worth wrote: I think a small list of conventions on the wiki (next to the mailing list subscribe link) would be appropriate. It could be kept up to date very easily and would teach newcomers of our ways. - Richard 1. Actually you should add it to the footer if you are going to requ

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

Looks great John, glad to see an improvement on the plugin page. It was getting a little crowded, and as you've already stated, a languages (or libraries) greatest strength is it's ability to grow. Cheers ~Sean

[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: Proposal for Site Submissions

I think a small list of conventions on the wiki (next to the mailing list subscribe link) would be appropriate. It could be kept up to date very easily and would teach newcomers of our ways. - Richard

[jQuery] Re: .css() in loops

Had to modify your code some to get it to run properly (replaced the $.each with a for loop which I think replicated what you were getting at ). While the function did go faster, the difference was hardly noticible, something like 10ms off the runtime of around 5100ms. Oh well, it was worth a try

[jQuery] Re: Ajax, Screen Readers and 508 compliance... On My!

My understanding is that with screen readers you need to treat the pages like there is no JS on the page. The jQuery modifications would not be compliant. (Thus technologies like EXT, again from my understanding, are not 508 compliant.) Benjamin Sterling wrote: Hey Guys and Gals, I am doi

[jQuery] Re: CSS styles being lost in IE after Ajax Form Submission

This sounds similar to the issue I'm experiencing with lost css styles in ie6 on ajax callback: http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/3a8e286e3312da5b On Jun 6, 1:11 am, juliandormon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi there, > I am getting a strange behavior in IE 6 and 7 wh

[jQuery] Ajax, Screen Readers and 508 compliance... On My!

Hey Guys and Gals, I am doing some research on Ajax and 508 compliance and wanted to get everyone's take on the issue. Does anyone have any experience with getting screen readers to pick up on changes to the DOM? I am compiling a list of sites that discuss the issue, feel free to see what I find

[jQuery] ul li display error in ie6 on ajax callback

I have an ul with li as navigation links for paging through a recordset via ajax calls. the ul and li render correctly--horizontally across the top of the record set table--in Firefox and in ie6 on initial load. They render correctly--horizontally--on ajax reload in Firefox. The ul and li render

[jQuery] Re: .css() in loops

IE does, but it is $100 or something like that. :( On 6/19/07, Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks, I'll give your code a try. Interestingly the problem seems to be far worse in FireFox 1.5 than in my other test browsers. The CPU is pegged for a full six seconds and FireBug confirms tha

[jQuery] Re: .css() in loops

Thanks, I'll give your code a try. Interestingly the problem seems to be far worse in FireFox 1.5 than in my other test browsers. The CPU is pegged for a full six seconds and FireBug confirms that this is how long it's taking for my various init functions to run, and that hte one that loops over

[jQuery] Re: whats wrong with this query?

Do you have a liver version I can look at? On 6/19/07, c19h28o2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, Hmmm I didn't spot that! I've changed it but its still complaining? Benjamin Sterling wrote: > $("#contentArea").load("autocomplete.php?typing='+id+'"); > > should be > > $("#contentArea").load("a

[jQuery] Edit in place help?

Hello all, I am trying to create an edit in place page that draws some multiple pieces of text from a database, just like this example: http://15daysofjquery.com/examples/jqueryEditInPlace/demo.php How do i assign a value to the tag so that php will know which section of text has been edited? A

[jQuery] Re: abs. pos. flickering in innerFade with jQuery

This doesn't answer your question, but why do those links need to be absolutely positioned? Perhaps it would be simpler to use margins and text-align styling. For example: .abslink {margin: 200px auto; text-align:center; } Mike On 6/19/07, tlob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hy there I'm havin

[jQuery] Re: New Plugin Repository

looks very nice ! one little suggestion: (when viewing a categorie) instead of showing the full description of a plugin it may look nicer if just a (2 line) teaser is shown.

[jQuery] Re: SITE SUBMISSION: warmhearts.ca

yep might have been to hasty there with that one (I should learn to curb my enthusiasm) in fact swfObject & sifr could be replace with Luke's flash plugin and that load music thingie could be replaced with another plugin sorry to jump the gun :-) On 19/06/07, Andy Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

[jQuery] Re: superfish problems with ie6

On 19/06/2007, at 9:44 PM, oscar esp wrote: the superfish call: jQuery("#nuevomenu").superfish(); jQuery.find(">li[ul]").mouseover(function(){ $("ul", this).bgIframe({opacity:false});}); jQuery.find("a").focus(function(){ The code (quoted above) needs to be 'chained' a

[jQuery] Re: SITE SUBMISSION: warmhearts.ca

It's nicely done, but I couldn't find any evidence of jQuery usage. Includes indicate that it's calling Thickbox, but I couldn't find a photo gallery or anything. _ From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sam Sherlock Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2007 9:35 AM To

[jQuery] Re: SITE SUBMISSION: warmhearts.ca

warmhearts, very nice. - jake On 6/19/07, Sam Sherlock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: http://www.warmhearts.ca/ Another site using jQuery, apologies if this has already been submitted. Almost daily now I see a site listed on cssimport.com (a quieter version of cssbeauty.com - which is where I sa

[jQuery] SITE SUBMISSION: warmhearts.ca

http://www.warmhearts.ca/ Another site using jQuery, apologies if this has already been submitted. Almost daily now I see a site listed on cssimport.com (a quieter version of cssbeauty.com - which is where I saw the team vignet site) - S

[jQuery] Re: abs. pos. flickering in innerFade with jQuery

Hey Benjamin Yes, I tried that already. Still don't work *sigh* but cheers thomas On 19 Jun., 15:45, "Benjamin Sterling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thomas, > Have you tried taking the link out of the div and just putting the class on > the link? It may have something to do with the div

[jQuery] Re: whats wrong with this query?

Hi, Hmmm I didn't spot that! I've changed it but its still complaining? Benjamin Sterling wrote: > $("#contentArea").load("autocomplete.php?typing='+id+'"); > > should be > > $("#contentArea").load("autocomplete.php?typing="+id); > > you were using ' instead of " > > test that out and let me kn

[jQuery] Re: Rollover plugin?

I'll take a stab at it. It's not a plugin, but it's simple: $('.rollOver').hover(function(){ orig = $(this).attr('src'); $(this).attr('src',$(this).attr('rel')) },function(){ $(this).attr('src',orig) }); With this as the img tag: -Original Message- From: jquery

[jQuery] Re: Rollover plugin?

Keep in mind that for many cases, you don't need any javascript for a rollover. I handle most simple rollover effects via css, using hover. You can change background images on hover, in addition to text color, text decoration, width, height, background color, etc. The biggest challenge is often t

[jQuery] Re: jQuery book status?

Hi Jim, Thanks for asking! The publisher just changed the "expected" date from July to June because we're actually ahead of schedule. :-) Jonathan and I are reviewing the final proofs now and are hoping to be finished by the end of this week. The publisher estimates that the hard-copy bo

[jQuery] Re: Masked Input Plugin Beta 2a

John Farrar schreef: I just tried it in FF and it worked on his site for me. What browser are you using? David Duymelinck wrote: I discovered that changing a generated/copied value, from a database or the browser form history, only the changed value remains. example : 01-01-2007 is gener

[jQuery] Re: Reading HTML from XML

I second Rob's suggestion, this is what I am doing on a few current projects. On 6/19/07, RobG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Jun 19, 9:46 am, Lovecannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I use CodeIgniter and jQuery for my frameworks, and i was using the > AJAX functions and I tried using XML for

[jQuery] Re: abs. pos. flickering in innerFade with jQuery

Thomas, Have you tried taking the link out of the div and just putting the class on the link? It may have something to do with the div being a block level element, but that is just a guess. On 6/19/07, tlob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hy there I'm having real fun working with jQuery. Even if

[jQuery] Re: Masked Input Plugin Beta 2a

I just tried it in FF and it worked on his site for me. What browser are you using? David Duymelinck wrote: I discovered that changing a generated/copied value, from a database or the browser form history, only the changed value remains. example : 01-01-2007 is generated and then change t

[jQuery] Re: How do I create object from loading JS in right time?

John, yes the order of importance does matter. javascript, like html, works from top to bottom. On 6/19/07, John Farrar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Or perhaps the order of the includes is more important! Sorry, my err. Matt Stith wrote: $(document).ready works in external files, as long as j

[jQuery] Re: Request: tablesorter, remember initial order and some small modifications

This is a diff for issue 2 and 3. I'm still looking for input on issue 1: remember initial order. 440c440,450 < return s.match(new RegExp(/^[£$?.]/g)); --- > return s.match(new RegExp(/^[£$?.]/g)) || s.match(new > RegExp(/ [A-Z]{3}$/g)); >

[jQuery] Re: Request: tablesorter, remember initial order and some small modifications

Attached is a diff for 2 and 3. I'm still looking for input on issue 1: remember initial order. Kia wrote: > > I love the official table sorter plugin, but I'm missing some > functionality. Would it be possible to add > > 1) A new sorter "keep" that will remember the initial order. Why? > Ofte

[jQuery] Re: whats wrong with this query?

$("#contentArea").load("autocomplete.php?typing='+id+'"); should be $("#contentArea").load("autocomplete.php?typing="+id); you were using ' instead of " test that out and let me know if you still get the error. On 6/19/07, c19h28o2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, I'm getting a javascript e

[jQuery] Re: Rollover plugin?

Also, your images you want to rollover should look like: You should also think about preloading these images: On 6/19/07, Benjamin Sterling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Howard, Not sure if you need a "plugin" but the code is pretty simple: assuming you want an image based roll over and no

[jQuery] whats wrong with this query?

Hi, I'm getting a javascript error when i run this... its an IE error "Object expected line 10 char 5" any ideas? http://www.w3.org/ TR/html4/strict.dtd"> Untitled Document func

[jQuery] Re: Rollover plugin?

Howard, Not sure if you need a "plugin" but the code is pretty simple: assuming you want an image based roll over and not a css rollover: (untested) $('img.ToRollover').mouseover(function(){ var Orgimageholder = $(this).attr('src'); var Newimageholder = $(this).attr('rel'); $(this).attr({ src :Ne

[jQuery] Re: .css() in loops

Gordon, I would suspect that there is very little you can do to speed up the processing on 120 elements, but I could be completely wrong on that since I would not know the first thing to truly increase speed. But I am curious if something like below would speed it up (not tested): $.each($('.ele

[jQuery] Re: Rollover plugin?

DW supports WSYSIWYG (graphical view) and code view. You can use code view and edit by hand. That is where jQuery comes in. To my knowledge things like rollover are S simple in jQuery code that no one will take time to write a plugin for it. But who knows. howard chen wrote: Hello, An

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