I agree Liam. If you are doing a letter count then spaces punctuation
etc all count towards your supposed limit. Word Counts are typically
useless. :|
On Jul 27, 3:09 pm, Liam Byrne wrote:
> A letter count is FAR easier - just get the string's length.
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> L
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> Rick Faircloth wrote:
> > Is it as
var group1 = $('input[name=group1]:checked').attr("value");
var group2 = $('input[name=group2]:checked').attr("value");
var group3 = $('input[name=group3]:checked').attr("value");
This will grab the value of the selected radio button within each of
your groups.
Then do some math to add up you
My main issue is the submitHandler portion. I want to reset the form
on submission, or be able to call the form reset as needed. As it
stands now, the form works sending and recieving as needed. I just
need to reset the form correctly, hopefully using the built in reset.
// validate signup form
I figured out how to do it.
Wasn't too hard. However, your solution is quite clean as well. Not
sure which is better or what pitfalls there are to doing it my way vs.
yours.
submitHandler: function(form){
$('#submitSuggest').click(function
I am trying to figure out how to submit the form using the $.ajax
call.
How do I make sure my form is valid when submitting via a click event
on a button?
do i put it in the submitHandler of the validation plugin?
submitHandler: function(form) {
$('mybutton').click(function () {
$.aja
I just did this the other day on a web page.
You need to make an image that has both the active, and regular state
images in it.
Then in your css,
#base-state {background-position: 0px 0px;} // The first 0 is the X
axis position, the second is the Y
#base-state.active {background-position: 0px
Hey guys!
I have some ajax tabs using the jquery-ui-tabs features. Within these
tabs are tables with links. There are name links I am trying to load
with an ajax style thickbox modal window.
Then linked within tabs, the thickbox will not initialize.
When a static page with no tabs, the same code
I ended up with this..
$(function()
{
$("#stateHolder > div").hide();
$("#stateList").change( function(){
var $el= $('#' + $(this).val() );
if ( $("#stateHolder > div:visible").length == 0) {
$el.show
I have been trying to figure it out in Jquery, despite being new and
quite un-experienced with Javascript.
Here are a few bits of what i have so far.
I know that i need to hide all of the child divs (the ones that will
show and hide) on load..
Then as for my event...I need to grab the value out o
I got it to work.
$(function()
{
$("#stateHolder > div").hide();
$("#stateList").change( function(){ $("#" + $
(this).val() ).show() } );
});
Now I need to figure out how to hide the other divs before loading the
new one.
Is there anyone who can help
So I have a dropdown with the 50 states in it.
I want to show a div based on the selection.
I understand pieces of what to do but not sure how to put it together.
Alabama
Alaska
etc..
This is Alabama
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