Hello everyone !
I am facing a strange problem here :
http://rejome.homeip.net:8080/prototype.html
When I clone a list that is part of a Sortable, the Draggable objects
are not bound to the cloned list, only the original one.
Do you have a solution or a hint for me please ?
Thanks in advance.
I'm using the Cycle plugin and really like the "scrollHorz" transition
effect since it scrolls left/right appropriately when using the pager
navigation. But I'm having a strange problem with the very first
transition when viewed in FireFox (v 3.0.11 on Mac as well as 3.0.11
on WinXP).
You can se
$("#tabs").tabs();
should be just fine, the type of tab is detected automatically. Unless
you're using a very, very old version of Tabs.
--Klaus
On 17 Jul., 00:49, havanna wrote:
> Hi together,
> I tried it in the group Jquery UI - but nobody answer there?!
>
> I'm really new to jQuery and U
the native outerHTML property only exists in IE.
On Jul 16, 6:50 pm, FrenchiInLA wrote:
> each time that you need javascript function you can use [0] or 'this' in your
> case you can get it by
> if(this.nodeName.toLowerCase() == "table")
> {
>
> contentHtml += this.outerHTML();}
>
> or i
What was I smoking when I wrote that? No, the site that had the
'nice' uploader was:
http://www.element-it.com/Examples/MultiPowUpload/ThumbnailsViewerHTMLinterface.html
"Nice" in that it let's me select several files at once and has a
scrolling region previewing all the pending uploads. But i
Seems the preview aspect is being a real bugger - I don't see anyone
successfully doing it with any of the current crop of jquery
uploaders.
There are a number of sites doing it, such as box.net which I think is
quite a nice one.
I found some info on the matter here:
http://blog.flexexamples.co
Hi. My website, www.alljobsxchange.com was developed with the use of
JQuery.
I really appreciate all the people that put their time and effort to
make JQuery the way it is now.
The site will go live in July 31, 2009.
This site will allow job providers, job seekers, service providers and
service
thanks for your reply - I think that's cracked it :)
On Jul 15, 1:21 am, James wrote:
> Is the callback function of thedouble-clickhandler separate (has a
> variable name to reference)?
> If so, just use that function as the callback to the single-click
> handler.
>
> Otherwise, maybe you can ju
It's a scope issue.
$(document).ready(function() {
$("span").each(function (i) {
var mySpan = this; // set mySpan
$.get("myfile.php", { target: this.id, key: "value" },
function(data) {
// alert("Data Loaded: " + data);
// mySpan wi
I believe that jQuery Form extends jQuery's native $.ajax method, so
you could use the options for $.ajax also. In $.ajax options, there's
an 'error' callback for non-success responses. Additionally, there's a
'complete' callback which also passes a reference to the
XMLHTTPRequest object (the core
The data is still there since the browser does a cache of the form
info, but dynamically created elements do not get cached in the same
way, unfortunately.
I haven't tried this before, but one thing you can try is to have a
hidden input in your form, and the purpose of this is to store the
number
Last I checked "*sym link*" wasn't a number. ;-)
aquaone
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 09:51, Ian Stokes-Rees wrote:
>
> tablesorter isn't sorting numbers correctly. I have the latest jQuery
> (1.3.2) and tablesorter (2.0.3).
>
> from http://abitibi.sbgrid.org/:
>
> script>
>