Wow... nothing... Is anyone using JQuery with a regular old-fashioned
frameset and frames?
On Aug 25, 2:56 pm, Bob Gregg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My apologies if this has been asked before; but in searching I can't
> see that anyone asked quite the same thing in the past
I've previously implemented table row show/hide in a production app,
so I went back to check - the main difference between your code and
mine was that you're using 'slow' in your toggle() statement. When I
eliminated that and just used toggle() (or show() / hide() ), your
jQuery code seems to wor
I've implemented show/hide of table rows in a production app, so I
checked my own code; the primary difference is that you're using
'slow', and I wasn't. When I copied your code and removed the 'slow'
parameter, it worked just fine. Maybe this is a bug in the
implementation of fade effects speci
My apologies if this has been asked before; but in searching I can't
see that anyone asked quite the same thing in the past. I have a
frame-based website with two frames: UPPER and LOWER. The UPPER frame
contains a static navigation bar that rarely changes during a user's
session; the LOWER fram
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