I discovered by accident that if I use the Really Simple Validation
(RSV) plugin, hitting enter in a form field advances to the next field
just like hitting tab. I am working on an internal data entry form so
this is a good thing.
My form fields look like this:
tagNum
enterDate
dueDate
Descri
I added the Real Simple Validation (RSV) plugin to a working html page
that loads other jquery plugins just fine. when I loaded the page I got
an error saying RSV was not a function. Looking at the page with
firebug it shows a 403 forbidden error saying I don't have permission to
access that
() {
//$('x#printForm').ajaxForm();
$('#printForm').ajaxForm();
}
);
Thanks, Jim
On Nov 1, 6:00 pm, Jim Byrnes wrote:
I am new to jQuery and really new to the form plugin so I must be
missing something simple but I can't figure out what is
I am new to jQuery and really new to the form plugin so I must be
missing something simple but I can't figure out what is wrong.
I have this form:
Print Items Due Report
Date to Print
If I put this in the ready function: $('#
I am struggling with ajax and jquery. I wonder if someone could point
me to a simple yet comprehensive example of getting rows from a mysql
database and displaying them in a html table. Using php on the server
and jquery on the client.
Thanks, Jim
Richard D. Worth wrote:
I'm assuming you're on http://plugins.jquery.com/ and using the search box
in the upper-right called 'Search Plugins'. That searches all content on
plugins.jquery.com, showing plugins and issues. If you look at the top of
the left sidebar you'll see an advanced search w
What is the best way to find plugins on the jQuery site?
Yesterday I saw a plugin mentioned and wanted to learn more about it. I
went to the jQuery site and entered its name in the search box thinking
I would be taken to the download page for it, but instead got what
looked like portions of di
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