fabrice.regnier wrote:
Hi to all,
i have a nice gif "please wait while loading..." and i'd like to show
it when i click on a button. Is there a nice jquery way to do it ? do
i need a plugin ?
$("#Idsubmit").click(function () {
--> start showing the gif
Kevin Thorpe wrote:
> Hi, I'm struggling a bit to get $.post to work. I can get it working
> as documented, ie.
> $.post("url", { param1: 1, param2: 2 } );
> but I want variable fields on my form (identified by the class
> 'edit_field') to be posted t
Hi, I'm struggling a bit to get $.post to work. I can get it working as
documented, ie.
$.post("url", { param1: 1, param2: 2 } );
but I want variable fields on my form (identified by the class
'edit_field') to be posted to the url
I thought the approach below would work, postdata is built correc
mhall wrote:
Hi all, first post.
I'm in the processing of learning javascript and jQuery. I have a CGI
application that I have written and have been using in my business for
several years. It's written in a rather obscure CGI language called
WebBatch. Why? Well, because it's what I knew at the t
stefano wrote:
> Hi, I would like to know how it is possibile to call a php function
> inside an onclick=function (), I try to explain me better
Hi Stefano. Your problem is that php is on the server and
javascript/jQuery is in the web browser.
You need to get onclick to issue another page req
SumanShakya wrote:
> hi all,
> i have a problem.
> I need to fetch page content via "get". After data is fetched, i need
> to perform 2-3 manipulation on data before showing the actual content.
> Each manipulation modifies the page content. I am using the code shown
> below
>
> $.get(url,function(
I'm having a spot of bother with select boxes in IE7. I have one select
box which empties and refills a second when the
selected item changes using an AJAX call. This works fine in Opera and
FireFox but IE7 doesn't adjust the width of the
second select box to match the new contents. There must b
> callback, which is to modify the DOM yourself, but you shouldn't need
> a cloned helper to accomplish this.
>
>
> On Jan 18, 9:55 am, Kevin Thorpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Thanks for your comments. I've just cracked it (I think). I was getting
Thanks for your comments. I've just cracked it (I think). I was getting
the drop event ok but couldn't work out how to move the dragged div. It
was just sitting where I'd dropped it.
The secret is to use a cloned helper with $('.drag').draggable({helper:
'clone'}); and then move the original d
ble cell to the destination table cell. It simply sits where I dropped
it on the page. Can anyone please enlighten me on this?
thanks
Kevin Thorpe
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