I don't understand what you mean, could you explain some more?
Ariel Flesler
On Dec 29 2007, 3:04 am, coughlinsmyalias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey all, I am wondering is it possible with jQuery or any other plugin
> to have say real time results on a page. To do say see what other
> changes
Hi Jorn
Thanks for taking time to check.
>You should make the link to the demo more prominent..
What do you exactly mean? the plugin is hosted in jquery.com/plugins..
and the demo is linked from the project page.
>About noscript: I'd assume that someone with JS disabled either..
The plugin, is a
> $(this).addClass("SML".charCodeAt(this.value.length%5)||"L");
Change charCodeAt to .charAt ... duh.
> if [EMAIL PROTECTED]() < 5 then .addClass('S')
> if [EMAIL PROTECTED]() > 10 then .addClass('L')
> else .addClass('M')
> http://donkeyontheedge.com/jqtest/(I'm looking at this in Firefox)
This version is sufficiently obscure that it will impress and astound
your friends:
$("input:submit").eac
Hi Chris,
At the top of the jquery.cluetip.js file, I've placed the following
lines:
* Dual licensed under the MIT and GPL licenses:
* http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php
* http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
Basically, it's licensed the same way as jQuery core. So, please f
1. jQuery does more than just Ajax.
2. It provides nice easy "one liners" to replace 10's or 100's of lines
of code.
3. It's Ajax routines do not cause memory leaks (usually). Traditional
Ajax techniques are more likely to. (closures, etc.)
4. It's more intuitive. (i.e. $("#myDiv").load("mypa
the .val() method normally returns a string. So, the comparison is
sorta like "5" > 5 - which is a little off. To be complete, you should
parse out the number value you want:
if (parseInt(this.val() ) > 5) { . . . }
Or use parseFloat if you're after decimal values.
This is one of those subtl
Here is a demo of them
http://www.kaizendigital.com/test/codereck_javascript.php
Current these are the features:
Tabs:
load tab from content on page
load content from remote page(ajax) with loading animation(going to be
optional)
add callback before and after tab loaded.
Paginator:
Basic, loa
Here is a demo of them
http://www.kaizendigital.com/test/codereck_javascript.php
Current these are the features:
Tabs:
load tab from content on page
load content from remote page(ajax) with loading animation(going to be
optional)
add callback before and after tab loaded.
Paginator:
Basic, loa
Is 1.2.2 a cleaner 1.2.1? Or are there some new features as well? Is
there a roadmap somewhere? What's next? 1.3 or 2.0?
Hi all:
I'm struggling with this one. I need the following, which I can't get to
work because IE7 seems to have a bug where when you set the width of an
field using CSS to a percentage it calculates based on the viewport
and not the containing element. So I figured I'd add an IE fix like the
f
I'm making some progress on this.
http://grover.open2space.com/files/dev/fixedheader/jquery.fixedTableHeader-0.03.js
This revision cleans up some bugs and troubleshooting left-overs, as
well as some needed enhancements.
I Tested the library with my production table. This table is nasty to
sa
oh yes! the ol' callback function... thanks for answering!
On Dec 31, 12:41 pm, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Dec 31, 2007, at 3:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
>
> > How do I make the remove() occur only after the fadeOut() is finished?
>
> > $("someDiv").fadeOut(2000).remov
Nevermind. the problem has been solved. I had been using the sfhover
extension on all my pages, and I should've only used them on the pages
with flash objects. Should be working great now. but if anyone sees
otherwise, I'd appreciate a head's up!
Happy new Year!
On Dec 31, 1:09 pm, areiki
Thanks for the encouragment. I have no choice - I *need* to make this
work for one of my apps... But I only really need to make it work in
IE7 and FF... I'll be testing it against a production table later today...
Suni wrote:
> If you manage to pull this off It will be amazing. AFAIK there i
Hello,
I am wondering if the cluetip plugin is re-distributable? I have built
a wrapper for the Drupal CMS platform, and was wondering if I can
included the cluetip files as part of the distribution. It requires a
GPL or similar licensing.
Thanks!
Chris
On Dec 31, 2007, at 1:16 PM, tetrix wrote:
So, you want image 1 to be visible on page load, then fade out to
reveal image 2; then, image 2 should fade out to reveal image 3?
yes right this is what i want
you want image 2 and 3 to fade in when they become visible
yes
do you want that
If you manage to pull this off It will be amazing. AFAIK there is no
100% working solution for all A-grade browsers so far.
There are many different hacks and scripts (some rather tedious) but
I've yet to see one that would work in FF,IE6,IE7 and Opera.
I hope you find a way, though I'm rather s
not sure what "ajax tech" is unless you mean "ajax technology". if you mean
ajax technology then well jQuery provide a few functions to make ajax a lot
easier but jQuery also has a lot of other things to do with javascript like
animation, dom selections, styling, and other things.
Mohd Daslim
Something else is wrong with your code.
I copypasted your HTML directly and it works: nothing is shown.
On Dec 31, 2007, at 3:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I make the remove() occur only after the fadeOut() is finished?
$("someDiv").fadeOut(2000).remove();
Hi Jason,
Try this:
$("someDiv").fadeOut(2000, function() {
$(this).remove();
});
--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
How do I make the remove() occur only after the fadeOut() is finished?
$("someDiv").fadeOut(2000).remove();
> So, you want image 1 to be visible on page load, then fade out to
> reveal image 2; then, image 2 should fade out to reveal image 3?
yes right this is what i want
> you want image 2 and 3 to fade in when they become visible
yes
>do you want that to occur at the same time that the previous one
Well, that explains why I couldn't find it =)
The offsetParent doesn't seem to work for me in this case. I have a
plugin that is trying to determine if the passed in content was
attached to the DOM. What I ended up doing was checking
object.parent().parent().size(). If it is > 0, it must have bee
Hi there.,
Season's Greetings.,
I very newbie to jQuery.
May I Know what are the advantages of jQuery over ajax tech.
Is it open a connection with the Server to Browser until the setted
cookie info ?
Can i able to develop my own function in that & integrate with it?
Thanks.,
Daslim
Hi everybody,
Happy Holidays!
I've got a rather urgent problem. I'm launching a client's website
tonight, and I've implemented Superfish. I had thought the problem
was solved awhile ago, but it reappeared in IE6 when I was checking
the site today.
The webpage we're testing it on is www.sugarm
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ok so actually i ended up tryign out the picasa web albums and it is really
nice because it allows you to upload up to a gig or so of photos for free
and it lets you change the order of them. so that solved the ordering
problem. woo hoo.
only reminign question is how to handle the captions. t
I have a jsf application, and the rendered html has a radio button group that
essentially looks like this :
.
.
My Cases
On Dec 31, 2007 11:40 AM, tetrix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> thank you but it doesnt work, your code shows a row of 3 images that
> fade out at the same time; what i need is one image in place then this
> image fades out to the second one and the third one:
>
> the document i need:
>
>
>
>
Hi,
Your demo page gives me an error in the firebug console: "missing )
after argument list". After a closer look I realised that's because you
aren't wrapping the stuff you are passing into the ready call in a
function block...
Also, $this.val() will return the actual value of the input so
Hi Kelvin,
This looks really good.
It's not working but this may be down to something really stupid on my
part. I've put your code into an example to give an idea of what I'm
trying to do:
http://donkeyontheedge.com/jqtest/ (I'm looking at this in Firefox)
Could it be that $this.val() doesn't
On Dec 31, 2007, at 5:40 AM, tetrix wrote:
thank you but it doesnt work, your code shows a row of 3 images that
fade out at the same time;
Then it actually DOES work -- at least for what we thought you were
trying to do. ;-)
from your earlier post:
this code works but i would like to do
jQuery project founder John Resig is in the initial stages of starting a
new book and he's looking for some feedback. Be sure to visit his blog
posting for more details:
http://ejohn.org/blog/untold-javascript-secrets/
Rey
Modern browser allow 4KB per cookie only. So autosave textarea is not
possible at any time.
On Dec 31, 10:30 am, Fayland Lam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hmm, main idea here is autosave textarea. thanks any way. I already
> got one. :)
>
> On Dec 31, 10:17 am, Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
See you switched to $.ajax...
Your original problem is that you asked for the RESULTS of the
after_load function. You need to pass the function reference. So your
code would need to look like this:
self.element.children('.cr_tab_content').load(id.substring(5), {},
self.options.after_load);
thank you but it doesnt work, your code shows a row of 3 images that
fade out at the same time; what i need is one image in place then this
image fades out to the second one and the third one:
the document i need:
your code:
On Dec 31, 3:12 am, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dangit!
In my haste I mistyped my email address, doh!
this is the correct one.
mike -at- yabdab -dot- com
If you emailed me in the passed, please do so again.
I especially need someone good with forms , ajax and iframes (cross
site).
> Please contact me at mike -at- yadab -dot- com
Hi Eric,
it appears mike changed the topic "Discussion subject changed to
"Collecting id attributes for checked input?" by Mike Schinkel"
i think you can use the offsetParent property to check if a node is a
attached to the document.
$('')[0].offsetParent === null;
--Byron
Hi Josh,
Sorry for the late reply... but I finally got round to implementing
your suggestion. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to help. The action
(SlideInUp) only happens once, on only one of the divs, and then
mousing-out of it doesn't trigger the second half of the .hover
function. Hovering over
I have a div element! And insite it have a form element as the following:
I set display attribute is none, but the form still appear!
If i insert some text into div (but outside form then that text don't
display!
But the text which is inside form then still display!
I think that form element was ef
hi!
i'm having issues to have my project work in safari. No problem with
Firefox, IE6+ or Opera, just Safari, both the mac and windows
versions.
The symptom is: the page is empty! only the background image shows,
and nothing on top!
My code is quite long so instead of burdening you under it, i
Hi,
You could try this (untested):
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').each(
function()
{
$this = $(this);
if ($this.val() < 5) {
$this.addClass('S');
} else if ($this.val() > 10) {
$this.addClass
Hi all,
I'd like to do the following:
walk through the DOM stopping at:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
and conditionally add a class to each input tag:
if [EMAIL PROTECTED]() < 5 then .addClass('S')
if [EMAIL PROTECTED]() > 10 then .addClass('L')
else .addClass('M')
Can I still use the lovely $() constru
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