Thanks for your answer Leonardo.
The callback is not called once.
$("#menu li:not(.selected)").animate({
marginLeft: "-200px"
}, function() {
$("#menu").hide();
alert("Hello");
});
Hello gets printed many times.
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Mathieu
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Hi all,
I would like to know when a set of animations, started inside an
"each" function, is finished.
In the following example, how can I simply hide the whole #menu
element once LI elements have been fully animated ?
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Sorry guys i found the problem.
I had two jQuery includes : 1.2.2 and 1.1.3 inside the page :s
Removing the 1.1.3 include solved the problem (i guess this is the
explanation of the different behaviours i had between FF and IE).
Hi guys. I have an issue with jQuery using Jsonp and i would like to
know if anyone may help.
I'm using the getJSON function to call an URL on another domain;
everything works fine except that the content i display in my callback
function is displayed using UTF8 encoding with Firefox and ISO8859
Thanks! That's exactly what I was looking for!!!
What data_type really is myJSONobject??? Shouldn't this be included in
the "datatype" section of the Jquery documentation under "JSON object"
section??? Where can I find complete reference for this object?
Thanks!
Hi,
I have no problem using jSON so far except that I am looking for a way
to "browse" the items sent from the server to the client in such
fashion:
foreach key (keys myJSONobject) {
var value = (myJSONobject[keys]) ;
}
Any hint?
Thanks!
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