's send() method [1], [2]. I don't know if jQuery
supports having a DOM passed to its Ajax methods though.
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[1] <https://developer.mozilla.org/en/XMLHttpRequest#send()>
[2] <http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms763706(VS.85).aspx>
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); // alerts "2"
alert(example[0][3]); // alerts "undefined"
alert(example[0][748]); // alerts "undefined"
alert(example[0][749]); // alerts "Foo"
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t they
already incorporate some changes which are due to arrive in the
ECMAScript version 5 specification next year, which will allow such
reserved words to be used in that context.
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t of the event, not a jQuery object.
$(this).remove();
should work.
Relevant jQuery docs: <http://docs.jquery.com/Events/click#fn>
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rop into the if clause (step 9) and
return, avoiding a RegExp match, assorted bits of logic and property
testing, and a recursive function call.
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2009/10/13 V :
>
> The foklowing code works fine in Firefox, but not in MSIE;
> var title = $("title").text();
>
> I want to know the blabla as you can see. But MSIE does
> not support this.
> Is there another solution for this?
>
var title = document.title;
R
2009/10/2 brian :
>
> On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 5:00 AM, Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
>>
>> 2009/10/2 Dave Methvin :
>>>
>>>> Is there some easy way of forcing IE to make ajax
>>>> calls?
>>>
>>> You can use the old trick of adding a r
url) ? (s.url.match(/\?/) ? "&" : "?") +
"_=" + ts : "");
}
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very
topmost document, while "parent" will refer to the "window" object of
the document containing the frame, which is not the same as "top" if
you have nested frames/iframes.
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they are good
advice: <http://www.quirksmode.org/js/support.html>
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using me. Opera handles negative margins perfectly
well and has done for years - the only browser I'm aware of that can
have major problems with them is IE6 (and possibly 7).
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avoided
except as an absolute last resort.
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#x27;, sentData, function( data, textStatus ) {
// Here I want to access the arguments I just sent with ajax.php
// As example, something like this:
$('#'+ sentData.nr).attr('checked', 'checked');
} );
return false;
} );
should be all you need.
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r container = document.getElementsByTagName("div")[0];
container.insertBefore(article, container .getElementsByTagName("h2")[1]);
... and so on. (Actually, you can use jQuery for selecting the correct
insertion point and for inserting the new elements there, as jQuery
can cope with elements when inserting content.)
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t clear that the version sent by FF3 is a valid form of the
header.
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owser then more digging will be required, but if
it's on the server then the information about the whole request
(headers and body) will help the server-side developer work out what's
going on.
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work in one
browser, it may well behave differently in others. A script element
can only contain script code:
<http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/scripts.html#edef-SCRIPT>
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//docs.jquery.com/Effects/fadeTo>:
$(document).ready(function(){
$(".div1").fadeTo(5000, 0.5);
})
but I haven't tested that.
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2009/9/8 Rupak :
> http://jsbin.com/icatu
>
It doesn't help that your HTML is wrong:
You aren't closing the div: you need
Don't know if this will fix your original problem, but it can't hurt to try :-)
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m-urlencoded") //
then do the form parsing
as this would cause the problem you are seeing, and is also a broken
way of parsing a request.
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o be precise, the result of the expression on the right hand side of
the equals sign, which in your case is returning an object.
I think you want
$.ajax({ cache: false,
...
which will invoke the jQuery ajax method with your object as an argument.
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ON parser will enforce this. Changing it to
echo '{ "message": "why wont this work" }';
will fix it.
Of course this may not actually fix your problem - I'm not sure how
strict jQuery is about enforcing JSON parsing rules - but fixing it
will elim
, there aren't any.
Change your outermost array to an object, and it should work:
var myStuff = {};
myStuff['somestring'] = [];
myStuff['somestring'].push(1);
myStuff['somestring'].push(2);
myStuff['somestring'].push(3);
$.each(myStuff, function(key, value) {
alert(key + ": " + value); // shows "somestring: 1,2,3"
});
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you want to abort the request, use
xhr.abort();
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6/rfc2616-sec10.html#sec10.4.6>
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rns undefined
});
});
}
function joinRoom(roomId){
intvarM = window.setInterval((function(roomId) {
return function() { // return a function to be used by the timer
joinRoomFunction(roomId);
}
})(roomId), 5000);
}
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(BTW, I'm curious as to why you would ever need to do this - I suspect
that if you state the actual problem you're trying to solve, rather
than the mechanism you thought might help you solve it, then somebody
can probably suggest a different approach which will "Just Work".)
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URLs and having to
follow links to a "Printable version", why doesn't somebody just make
the appropriate modifications to the print stylesheet at
<http://docs.jquery.com/skins/common/commonPrint.css>? That's what
it's for, after all ;-)
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So this is just an effect of a limitation in the
server-side technology, and nothing to do with the browser or jQuery.
You can disable session tracking for your tests using the
@ENABLESESSIONSTATE directive:
<http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms525847.aspx>.
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2009/8/10 Shawn :
>
> ALL the functions (load, get, post, etc) are wrappers for the $.ajax()
> function. I only use $.ajax() now and tweak it to meet my needs... Makes
> for less confusion.
>
> Ajax by default will only load files that are in the same domain as the
> calling page. This is a brow
fine.
I've also used jQuery on other XHTML pages and it worked just fine.
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witching-functions.html>
although it's pure JavaScript, not jQuery; the code is all in the page
(not what I'd usually do, except for examples like this) so you can
view the source to see what it's doing.
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ey'll take a little while to execute, even though they all do the
same thing...
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2009/7/16 Nick Fitzsimons :
> 403 Forbidden [1]
Oops, forgot the link :-(
[1] <http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html#sec10.4.4>
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easier on the user. On the other hand, this may
be unnecessary, overkill, or just too complex to be worth doing,
depending on your application.
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ets this wrong and has a default type of "button", just to confuse
matters ;-)
HTH,
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This triggers the error callback with textStatus == "parseerror".
You're specifying a dataType of "json", yet you're GETting the
original HTML page in which this code is running (window.location). As
HTML is not JSON, you should _expect_ a parse error.
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increasing the array's length by 1. Remove that comma and it should
work.
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