Not strictly jQuery...but has anyone else noticed that Chrome renders
some dimensions different from Firefox and IE? For example, a
positioned DIV overlay (positioned using jQuery) will be offset by a
certain amount in Chrome from Firefox. Or a DIV is not as wide as it
is in Firefox, causing som
A friend just alerted me to the existence of the mustMatch option in
the plugin. Another option might be to stick your logic in there, and
that should also trigger at the right times.
Lesson learned: always read the documentation...
On Feb 6, 1:08 pm, Han wrote:
> I just answered my
Solved my own problem. See solution here:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/msg/89adfbd3e15fde09 on
discussion:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/84950b404129b00b
On Feb 6, 10:29 am, Han wrote:
> James, that problem that you just described is the ex
e if I could pass a concrete value, so that instead of
checking if data[1] is undefined, I could check if it is 0 or some
other integer or string.
Let me know if anyone has any improvements. This is my first foray
into modifying a jquery plugin, so it's almost guaranteed that I'm
doing som
Has anyone figured out a solution to this?
I'm trying to modify the autocomplete plugin so that it triggers a
different function (something like clearField() instead of result())
when you click anywhere outside of the autocomplete search. You can
then write some javascript to clear the hidden fi
James, that problem that you just described is the exact problem that
I am having. I can get the autocomplete plugin to update a hidden
input with an id value perfectly fine if the user selects a value from
the list and triggers the result() function, however I also need it to
clear the hidden in
s, ke han
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