your change function.
>
> change your
> $("input:checkbox").change(function () {...
> line to
> $("input:checkbox").bind("change click keypress", function(){...
> to catch the checkbox every time it has been clicked (either with
> mouse or keyboa
Has anyone any idea why the code below doesn't work correctly in IE.
Basically what is supposed to happen is when the parent checkbox is
checked the child ones are also supposed to be checked. This works
fine in FireFox and Safari, but not in Internet Explorer, the child
checkboxes only get check
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specific ID? I'm wonder if you're attaching 2 different behaviors to the
same element.
-Dan
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testing--just to get it down to the code that you actually can't get
working. That will help isolate problem and give you less to worry about.
One other thought, #contentSortContainerLeft doesn't happen to also match
the selector "#left > div.sortables" does it?
-Dan
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You could use the onStop event to change the style back to whatever you
need. I've used this technique correct a change in the CSS positioning
before.
onStop: function (){
$(this).css("display", "inline");
}
You might even need to do this for onStart if you&#x
re draggable divs. The dragging
works, it just automatically puts it right back into the same position as it
started until I do a hard refresh.
On 4/22/07, Dan G. Switzer, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John,
>Hello? Anyone?
Your description w/out code to reference is
Hello? Anyone?
On 4/21/07, John C. Bland II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok...this one is dumb but it is happening and I can't see where/why.
Same exact code is copied/pasted then tweaked slightly. The tweak is
merely a change of which container ID to target and the css classes for
DING DONG.
Anyone know what's up here?
On 4/21/07, John C. Bland II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
{urgent}
I've been trying to figure out why interface is jacking up my layouts
every time I do a sort by tweaking my code, css, etc. After wasting a ton of
time I saw the link for
d the code
(including some of the css) exactly from the examples on the Interface
site...same result.
Can someone help with this and add a glimmer of hope for interface in our
mind? (right now it has a pretty bad rating)
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nterface doesn't get a vote of confidence from me at
this point.
So, anyone know how to fix this issue, use the non-obfuscated code (so I
could change the core JS myself), or set my settings in a way that this
won't happen?
(another issue coming in a sec)
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