[jQuery] Re: detecting when jquery affects a form element

I figured it out. .trigger('change') works great. Thanks, Eric On Jan 15, 1:43 am, Eric Cope wrote: > Hello all, > Is there a way to detect when jquery affects a form field? Something like > .change(), but when jquery makes the change, not the user? > Thanks! > > -- > Eric Cope

[jQuery] detecting when jquery affects a form element

Hello all, Is there a way to detect when jquery affects a form field? Something like .change(), but when jquery makes the change, not the user? Thanks! -- Eric Cope

[jQuery] Re: slideUp very slow depending on number of fields above

Update: My Firefox memory must have been overloaded - I restarted Firefox and the times are down to 100ms, as expected. Could jquery be adding things to the DOM slowing down parsing? Eric On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 12:29 AM, Eric Cope wrote: > Hello all, > I am using the slideUp animation t

[jQuery] slideUp very slow depending on number of fields above

Hello all, I am using the slideUp animation to hide a div. Above the div, are 25 other divs that may or may not be visible. The speed of the slideUp animation depends on how many of those divs are visible. if 25 divs are visible, the animation takes 1200ms. If 20 divs are visible, the animation ta

[jQuery] added form elements not sent using Firefox

Hello all, I am using jquery to copy a DIV containing some form elements. The copy is appended to the DIV in another DIV to allow an unlimited number of form elements to be sent. The problem is that none of the copy DIVs are being sent by the browser (Firefox). There is some chatter via google, but