Going through the Jquery 1.2 release notes using IE6 I couldn't even
access the page on Ajax. Everytime I clicked the Ajax Link, the
browser folded like a house of cards.
A second problem exists under clone(true) found in the Manipulation
link. The documentation indicates that each cloned butt
Not Jquery but this works:
function copyToClipBoard(){var clipBoard =
oInputElement.createTextRange(); clipBoard.execCommand("Copy");}
and its companion, in VBscript.
On Jul 16, 4:37 am, ViK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi all
>
> I need to copy to clipboard a highlighted text selected from a
$("#foo, #bar") works in the same way you want $("#foo","#bar") to
work.
On Jul 13, 6:56 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> So basically, would it be practical to code the $() selector function
> in jquery to allow multiple selectors, instead of having to add them
> afterwards?
Maybe you could attach to the click event for the table (one
attachment instead of hundreds) and then filter the event to see what
row is being acted on.
look at this thread for inspiration:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/bc8ad59bce66b658
On Jul 12, 9:27 pm, Kim J
The first example is a closure. It only operates when the $.post
function is completed. If you just tried to use the alert(data) as
you have in the second example it would execute right away.
A closure is the equivalent to burying a time-capsule in the ground to
be dug up later. You could leav
I use this logic to get the next input, and to search for the next
input if there were intervening elements, for example:
/
The function will iterate through until it finds the next input, even
if it is not the next element:
function tabOver(ele) {
var possInput = $(el
When using the maskedinput plugin, using single masked character works
fine:
$("#date").mask("99/99/"); //the "/" are mask characters and are
ignored by the plugin.
and double mask characters work fine at the end of the input:
$("input.childAge").mask("99Y 99Mo"); //also works fine.
But whe
I'm not sure what you're asking...The most obvious button on Jyte is
the Green/Red thumbs up/thumbs down button, which changes when the
user hovers his mouse over it. So if you're asking how do you make
the color change from grey to green or grey to red, you could use
hover and addclass:
$("div.
Try looking at this, maybe it will be useful:
http://www.nabble.com/jQuery-1.1.3-and-easing-plugin-t4012212s15494.html
On Jul 6, 1:17 pm, jsteidl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This has worked in the past, but now I am trying with the new version
> of jquery and the easing plugin.
>
> I want my ht
Try Brian Cherne's plugin hoverIntent. Jquery hover is firing for
every element your mouse is moving over. I had the same problem and
switched and it works nicely. FYI, I set the timeout for 300 and
added a callback to the out function:
function(){$("#menuCup1:visible").hide(). You may not nee
In another thread Felix Geisendorfer published a little plugin that he
uses to rebind thickbox after the document has finished loading. The
line below starting "tb_show" calls the thickbox. I'm sure you could
easily use this as a starting point.
Here's the original thread:
http://groups.google.
Well, then Ganeshji is correct.
Every id on a page has to be unique. In your example you have 3 ids,
all named "btcontrole". You can only have one named btcontrole.
Change the ids of the other two.
The browser is ignoring the ids of the anything after the first span
which has already registere
Even easier:
$('tr:last')
try:
var lastrow = $('tr:last').attr('id')
alert(lastrow)
On Jul 3, 10:59 pm, howa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> var row = jQuery("#test > tbody > tr : last");
>
> something like that? (of coz the above one didn't work)
>
> thanks.
so, for example, if your code is:
hi
bye
...table info...
Your jquery object $("#btcontrole") only contains one element, so the
each() only works on it. If you wanted to have a jquery object that
consists of the spans you would use $("#btcontrole span"), or if you
wanted the table to be incl
s he requested at
> Beta 1 or so. I really don't know what to do about the file naming.
> It's still amaskedinputplugin, I just changed the method calls to a
> verb to show the action that was taking place.
>
> Josh
>
> On Jul 2, 9:59 pm, Eric Crull <[EMAIL PROT
Josh, I've been working with your plug-in this weekend and I think
it's intuitive to the user to be able to use the "delete" key to
remove a wrong entry. Right now the delete key only erases the
character it is over. Would it be difficult to add the logic to
delete the next char in the buffer ea
The $AddMaskDefinition really adds a lot of flexibility to the
plugin. It allows you to do a lot of user form validation character
by character. For example, if I wanted to have an input that only
accepted a signed integers with decimal quarters (like +4.75 or
-1.50, for the sphere reading in e
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