OK - I have it
The modal was calling in an external HTML file that contained a
reference to the jquery script.
Clearly a no-no!
John
Hi
I know this is going to be something simple, but I've been looking at
it for hours and just can't see it.
Problem page can be found here:
http://www.fridgeframes.co.uk/dashtest.html
I'm trying to use the Simple Modal plugin, but just get a "$
().modal()" is not a function error each time.
Can I (and if so, how) drag an element without actually mouse-downing
and -moving on the element I want to move?
For reasons I will happily explain, the user can't actually click on
the object I want them to drag.
So can I get them to click on something else and then have that pass
the dragging
I have a series of elements the top of which partly or wholly covers
the rest (initially positioned/layered using CSS).
I want to drag one of the lower elements but (I guess obviously) only
the top element gets the mousedown/mousemove events.
Is there a way of passing those events through to one
jquertil
I put my hand up to being no jQUery expert - I'm just starting out -
but shouldn't it be
$("body").click( function() {.. ?
Regards
John
I have a DIV that I'm appending n spans to. The spans are positioned
absolutely, the Div relatively. Also, the spans have whitespace set to
nowrap and the Div's parent overflow is set to hidden.
When I call $("#divname").width() I get its absolute width ( which is
its parent's width since it's se
The form being submitted does have a file being uploaded.
I've removed the ContentType from the .net code and now that works
just fine.
Can anyone explain why this behaviour occurred? It worked fine in IE -
but not FF. Normally I'd expect things the other way around!
Thanks for the advice.
Joh
Hi
This is my script:
$("#frmTargets").submit(function(){
var frmTargetsOptions = { 'dataType':'json', target:
'#output', 'success':addTargetsResponse, 'error':
addTargetsResponseFailed };
$(this).ajaxSubmit(frmTargetsOptions);
return false;
}
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