Whenever I try to type something into the textbox with Autocomplete
activated it gives me a flickering effect in IE and Firefox. Please
help me solve this problem.
I'm trying to get the position of all div-elements with a given class
("point") with this code:
$(".point").each(
function() {
var pos = this.position();
alert(pos.left)
}
)
This is the error I get on the "var pos..." line:
Microsoft JScript runtim
> What makes you say that? An array is an array is an array. jQuery
> doesn't change how they work or how you create them.
Yep. An array is an Array. But in my case while working with jQuery
the array data is not executing properly and the same is working fine
in typical javascript.
:|
It seems that the default format for creating Arrays in JavaScript is
not compatible with jQuery.
Please post the proper method to create Array(s) in jQuery.
enjoy :)
no way to achieve the old behavior from jQuery 1.4.1?
With this version it was possible to serialize all inputs, including
submit.
Greets
aj
an't get values of submit buttons?
>
> The same goes for .
>
> Is this the way it should be???
>
> I always test against those elements to see if the form is submitted.
Same here, is there any workaround to get submits serialised?
Greets
aj
On Sep 28, 8:27 am, "george.gsgd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Surely this should be done with CSS. Javascript is great, but making
> your navigation rely on it is not. Also, it would be better semantics
> to mark up your menu as a list.
I posted this in response to a similar concern posted to th
Thanks for the comments!
AJ
with
images. Even using a CMS, top-level sections aren't likely to change
much.
AJ
> I think the tutorial itself, however, was clear and easy to follow. Well
> written! :)
Thanks! I definitely gained an appreciation (even more so) for other
tutorial writers. Just this little tip took forever to put together.
But still fun, and I hope to get better at it as I do more.
AJ
ld be much
appreciated!
AJ
behavior in IE?
Best regards
aj
Called the javascript function from Flash, and that seems to be the
best fix. Thanks!
That may actually be the better solution in the long run. Will try
that.
Okay, here is the fix:
var t = setTimeout( function(){ $('#theatre').click(); }, 500);
Apparently, flash just wasn't loaded in time. Which is weird, because
you can click the image immediately and it's fine. I guess 500ms makes
all the difference :)
On Aug 16, 9:51 am, "Erik Beeson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What doesn't work about it? Is the venueSwap function getting called? Is the
> showMe function getting called? Are there any JavaScript errors in firebug?
> Are you calling venueSwap(randomVenue) from within a $(document).ready()
> c
Hopefully my explanation of this problem will make sense, but here
goes.
I am using some jQuery to create a function that passes data to a
Flash movie (via ExternalInterface). I have bound a click event to
three images, so that when clicked, a parameter is sent to a function
within the Flash movi
> Bind the change event again in the Ajax callback, like this:
Klaus,
I ended up using a modified version of your suggestion and it worked
great. Thanks!
AJ
t now, so I'll go
ahead and try it with 1.1.3 and see how it goes.
Will post any findings here later tonight.
AJ
By coincidence, I was about to post a very similar issue today. It
seems that any time I include content via ajax, and that content also
needs to use jQuery functions from the containing page, the content
included via ajax seems to "lose" the functions.
I've tried and tried to find fixes for this
o use 'a' for the click event, it
bombed because of the tracking code. Adding the click event to the
'li' got around this.
Not exactly the fix I was looking for, but it worked just the same.
Thanks for the responses.
AJ
> just a quick thought, have tried to include the IndexTool via the
> dynamically adding of a script-tag to your page? something like this:
No dice. The conflict remains.
Thanks for the suggestion, though.
For what it's worth, here is the script that needs loaded:
http://stats.indexstats.com/ittc3/10001388955232/stats.indexstats.com/tracking.js
at the very end of the page, so are there
any ways to "unload" jQuery before IndexTools is invoked?
3) Also, has anyone had (or heard of) any problems like this with
tracking tools, specifically with services like Google Analytics?
Thanks!
AJ
On Jun 14, 4:09 pm, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Great to hear AJ. Who was the company so we can add it to the list?
Unfortunately this was done as a subcontractor and our NDA precludes
us from disclosing the client publicly.
However, we're so happy with the w
> Prototype is nice and fluffy, for 'designers' who use macs, and
> dreamweaver and sit around all day in design meetings coming up with
> 'great design ideas', drinking skinny lattes
>
> JQuery is hardcore, for geeks who use linux and Eclipse, who come up
> with actual useful sites, rather than j
Two stories today from Ajaxian (Ajaxian.com) caught my eye and made me
curious:
CNN Beta Site:
http://ajaxian.com/archives/cnn-beta-site
Apple Revamps Its Website
http://ajaxian.com/archives/apple-revamps-its-website
In both cases, Apple and CNN have gone with Prototype and
Scriptaculous. I sho
Okay, so after about four hours of testing, I finally discovered the
fix. Good news it has zero to do with jQuery.
It actually was caused by CakePHP. The actual JSON values were being
created in a Cake view which was outputting it for the Ajax callback.
What I did not realize, that if Cake is in
> If the above doesn't help, then there may be an error in your callback
> function.
> It's very annoying but jQuery supresses all error messages within its
> Ajax implementation. I stopped this error trapping so if something
> goes wrong I have something to go on and find a way to fix the
> prob
On Apr 12, 6:11 pm, "Diego A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What you've said should work.
> Do you have an URL I can look at?
Unfortunately, no, as this is a private extranet.
One potential gotcha is that there is some other jquery on this page,
in addition to the form stuff. Maybe my next step
I've recently started using the form.js plugin (http://www.malsup.com/
jquery/form/) and I like it a lot. Except, I can't seem to get it
working right in IE (6 or 7).
Here is my code:
/* CODE ---
function postloading() {
// beforesubmit code goes here
On Apr 8, 1:52 pm, "Dylan Verheul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Your image is 800 by 600. The marker is at 200 (25%), 300 (50%).
> You resize to 640 by 480. The marker should be at 160 (25%), 240 (50%).
Thanks! That certainly clarified things. Although I've still spent
hours trying to work it ou
I am building an image viewer/annotation tool using jQuery and
Interface (sliders and draggables).
The basic functions I've gotten working so far are:
* A large image loads into a div container, with only a small masked
area visible
* The large image can be dragged around, much like Google Maps
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