Hi,
I was wondering if you could post an example of your modified
dragstart and dragstop callbacks which fix the issue?
Thanks.
On Jan 2, 12:37 am, Yuriy Pobezhymov
wrote:
> Thank you much. It's work!
> Happy New Year!!!
You have to supply the canvas object as a parameter to the push
function to add it to the array.
canvasClasses.push($(this));
You have to supply the canvas object as a parameter to the push function to
add it to the array.
canvasClasses.push($(this));
On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 10:16 AM, shaf wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> I have several .class DIVs I want to manipulate. I have retrieved them
> using the following code:
>
>
Which lightbox plugin are you using?
I have been using prettyPhoto and with that one you need to have a
link/anchor to each picture and each link/anchor needs to have the rel
"prettyPhoto".
Would we be able to pass in a number of variables to the functions
such as show and hide which are initialised outside of the closures,
rather than store references to the "this" object.
I attempted to refactor/modify the code as a quick test but I kept
getting null references to things like the t
The memory is released when you refresh the page.
However, the users of my web app will be using the same page for 8+
hours a day and the page will most likely not be refreshed since all
the updates are displayed and retrieved via ajax and jquery.
Hi,
I have been tracking down a memory leak in my web app which
dynamically removes and adds anchors which have cluetip tooltips
attached and I think that I may have narrowed down the problem to the
main closure in cluetip which attaches the cluetip to the node (line
32: var link = this, $this =
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