bikuta wrote:
The way I'm adding the item is just by adding another row to the html
table using the append() method. Should I be doing it another way?
Instead of binding the events for all the rows individually, just bind the
events once to the container element. It's events get triggered as
wyo wrote:
The class is reserved for other uses or is it possible to assign
multiple classes. Besides does "addClass" add another class to an
object or does it replace the existing class?
Of course an element can have multiple classes:
foo
You can get it with $('a.second') or $('a.third'), y
"40-60% of Yahoo!'s users have an empty cache experience and ~20% of
all page views are done with an empty cache. To my knowledge, there's
no other research that shows this kind of information. And I don't
know about you, but these results came to us as a big surprise. It
says that even if your
Excellent work John, 1.2 API much easier to find now.
http://jquery.com/api/ still points to 1.1.2 though with no mention of 1.2.
Update this with a link to 1.2 too?
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Suni
In the meanwhile it would help tremendously if the documentation and API links
were consistent in where they point to, and the 1.2 api in the wiki was easy to
find.
FYI: The 1.2 API in the wiki is at: http://docs.jquery.com/Core (or by clicking
"jQuery Core" in the wiki main page at http://docs
At least a quick note:
jQuery itself has terrific ajax-capabilities builtin. Add the forms-plugin
and you have pretty much all you need. For more JSON-stuff, check the
JSON-plugin (dug the part below from old jquery discussions, originally
posted by Mark Gibson):
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I hacked the original j
Very nice work Benjamin!
An excellent plugin. Extremely easy to use, logical and provides a polished,
high quality, professional looking result.
I'm amazed if we don't start seeing this in use around the web. A lot :)
A spectacular showcase for jQuery and it's plugins also. We'd really just nee
I noticed yesterday that the premiere poker site with all the biggest stars is
relying heavily on jQuery: http://www.fulltiltpoker.com
They use jQuery 1.1.2 and a bunch of plugins as well, including the Thickbox 3,
Metadata, Validate, Slider and Media plugins. See
http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/j
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