Hello all,
I am working on a new version for this plugin to tackle the problems
mentioned here and those received by email. I created a new group for
this plugin to better organise this project. Here I describe the
current status and where it is going:
http://groups.google.com/group/jqueryfinder/
Matthew wrote:
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> > Hey Nicolas,
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> > Great work! I really like this idea. Maybe you can put the explanation
> > and examples from your email onto the web site. I've bookmarked the
> > page for future reference but this email really gives a q
Hello all,
I feel a bit guilty for posting this here as it may be considered as
spam, so if you do think that please ignore/delete.
For the last couple of days I've been working on a form validation
plugin and I've taken a completely different approach (I think, that
is) from what already exists.
Tor,
To select an item when the finder is created you can use the public
method $('some').finder('select', URLS_ARRAY or URL_STRING or
DOM_ELEMENTS ). Call this method on the onInit callback.
There is no function that returns some sort of path for the current
page. I believe it would be easy to
wrote:
> Hi, I noticed that the API browser
> @http://www.nicolas.rudas.info/jquery/finder/api.html
> isn't displaying the info. Is it being updated for 1.7 maybe?
> Thanks...
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> On Mar 5, 5:37 pm, Nicolas R wrote:
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> > All right, I added IE6 support.
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> &g
All right, I added IE6 support.
Latest files (ui.finder.js,ui.finder-min.js, and ui-finder.ie.css) can
be found at the trunk:
http://code.google.com/p/jqueryfinder/source/browse/trunk
Its not the same as in decent browsers but its good enough.
On Mar 4, 7:41 pm, Nicolas R wrote:
> M
Khai, perhaps this may be useful to you:
http://code.google.com/p/jdatastore/
If you find it excessive, perhaps just the filter method is what
you're after:
http://code.google.com/p/jdatastore/source/browse/trunk/store.js#375
On Mar 5, 4:00 am, Khai wrote:
> I have a collection of DIVs (or a JS
Matt,
I'll get back to you tomorrow with some code snippets. It's been a
while since I did the bug fixing for IE and I can't remember right now
what the issues were. And since I'm really smart I didn't save the
code that fixed the issues. So, yeah, tomorrow I'll have a look and
post back.
Cheers
Ok, first public version of jQuery Finder is now available. I've fixed
a few bugs and added/changed some methods.
Download from http://code.google.com/p/jqueryfinder/downloads/list
Zip file contains all necessary scripts and styles.
On Feb 20, 9:34 am, Nicolas R wrote:
> Your welco
Hey Thomas,
from what you're saying it seems that we're trying to tackle the same
issue. Have a look at this it may be helpful:
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.javascript/browse_thread/thread/83281987eccf68be
What's your solution?
On Feb 21, 4:24 pm, Thomas Jaggi wrote:
> Great, that's
docs wiki in the ThemeRoller ready
> > page:http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Theming/ThemeRollerReady
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> > On Feb 7, 2:04 pm, Nicolas R wrote:
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> > > IE 7 seems to be ok now, but there's a CSS bug I can't figure out (see
> > > the width of list items,
I know that this is not the place to post my question but here it is.
If someone knows a better place please do inform.
I have an array of objects and I want to retrieve specific elements
that match certain criteria, i.e. find value A in an object B. The
problem is that I cannot know what is A (t
I not sure if this suits you, but you could split your functions to
separate files and then lazy load each js file as necessary.
In such case http://nicolas.rudas.info/jQuery/getPlugin/ may be
helpful
Otherwise I find Ricardo's suggestion the easiest. You could also do
some time tests to check wh
quires ie6 support just ask.
Chrome is also ok.
I also added some more data on the api.
On Feb 6, 10:55 pm, "Rick Faircloth" wrote:
> Malformed in IE 7...
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> > -Original Message-
> > From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:jquery...@googlegroups.com] On
&g
v0.6a is out
http://www.nicolas.rudas.info/jQuery/Finder/
Following up on Nikola's idea, I've also made this:
http://www.nicolas.rudas.info/jQuery/Finder/v0.6a/api.html
The jQuery API, finder style. It's doesn't give any API docs tho at
the moment, just a list of methods (the json data provided
ackle this? Are there any special
requirements? Any jQuery UI people around here?
Cheers
On Jan 23, 7:32 pm, Nicolas R wrote:
> @Cliff,
> I remember that somewhere in the source there's provision for what
> you're asking (the first version was like that). I'm also sure that
mall plugin to submit my forms in a hidden iframe
so that to avoid ajax. Problem solved. Works in all browsers,
including IE. Hope it helps: http://www.nicolas.rudas.info/jQuery/xajaSubmit.js
On Jan 24, 7:30 pm, Nicolas R wrote:
> Hi Mike,
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> Unfortunately no I can't post a link, t
Hi Mike,
Unfortunately no I can't post a link, the site is private and contains
lots of sensitive user data.
I observe request using FF's firebug. As I said, using GET will change
the content-type to whatever I specify. When using POST, the content-
type may change but the charset part will not.
It seems that when I use GET instead of POST, the content type header
is correctly changed to what I specify.
But even so, this is not a stable fix as I want to POST.
Any ideas?
On Jan 22, 7:09 pm, Nicolas R wrote:
> I need some help here guys.
> I'm trying to modify the conte
I also worked around this by using an iframe, and pointing the form's
(or anchor's) target attribute to that iframe. Some browsers don't
like it when the iframe is set to visibility:hidden or display:none.
If you make it position:absolute;height:0;width:0;border:0; it should
be ok.
Now, I want to
@Cliff,
I remember that somewhere in the source there's provision for what
you're asking (the first version was like that). I'm also sure that
its not implemented and that it will require quite a bit of fiddling
to get it to work. I'll check the source and do some tests over the
weekend and if I h
I had the same problem, I still do actually and the only workaround
was to turn off firebug.
I also noticed that it wasn't so much the injected html that was
causing the issue, rather it was binded events and animations (most
likely).
John, if you want I'll try and test this and determine the ca
I need some help here guys.
I'm trying to modify the content-type and accept-charset request
headers of an ajax call and it seems that beforeSend does not really
change the XHR object.
My code is something like this:
beforeSend : function(xhr) {
xhr.setRequ
On Jan 16, 3:18 am, gobagoo wrote:
> Great plugin. Have you made any progress on getting IE working. I
> would be happy to help as this is a feature that I would love to get
> working on my site.
>
> Thanks,
> Adam
>
> On Dec 8 2008, 6:25 am, Nicolas R wrote:
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> &g
l lsee if I can't fix it up in Ie for you.
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> I like the idea of this, would be good for CMS use.
>
> Nicolas R wrote:
> > Greetings!
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> > I've put together a plugin that creates a mac-style finder out of a
> > list. The plugin is still in development (
Greetings!
I've put together a plugin that creates a mac-style finder out of a
list. The plugin is still in development (ALPHA) and it needs some
testing, especially on IE.
The purpose of this plugin is to provide an alternative to treeview
navigation. Making it look just like the Finder on a Ma
instead of using an array you could use a key/value object.
then you can do something like
var o = {}
o[row_position] = [row_data]
then when you remove a row you do
delete o[row_position]
you could get the row's position from the drag&drop callback I assume,
but even if thats not the case its
just make sure that you remove any previous validation messages before
inserting new ones. if you add class of 'validation-msg' to your
messages, then do a $('.validation-msg').remove() whenever you
validate something. If you are considering performance when you could
also do something along the l
I would say that the problem is caused by either invalid HTML and/or
event bindings being lost after you replace the original element with
a new one (retrieved via ajax perhaps). I haven't checked for the
second case, but it appears that invalid HTML is the most probable
cause.
It's always good p
Just in case anyone is looking for an easy way to create zebra stripes
(for table rows or whatever), here's a small plugin you could use:
$('.zebra :even').zebra()
or $('.zebra :even').zebra('.zebra :odd') - will take the background
colour of selector specified as a starting colour
or $('.zebra :
I've put together a simple jQuery method that puts functions 'on hold'
so that they are called at the right time and with the right
arguments. I thought that some of you may find it useful so here it
is.
In my case, I used this in creating editable areas with FCK text
editor. Instead of using tim
Rey,
Thanks
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$.ajax({
type: "GET",
url: "home.html",
data: "",
success: function(html){
$("#loadTest").append($(html).find("#footer"));
}
});
that should do it. but why would you pass an empty string of data?
On Apr 21, 9:39 am, hubbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I cannot get it
If you convert your response to a jQuery object then yes. So something
like $(response).find('#mylinks') should work, if used in the success
callback function. Your response doesnt need to be in XML, HTML is
just fine.
On Apr 19, 5:46 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it po
Perhaps you could prevent the user from accessing another tab when
there are errors on the tab he is currently looking at.
On Apr 12, 1:30 pm, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think in this case you should reconsider using tabs at all. If you
> want to use tabs you should put error mess
This is quite a nice topic for discussion as it touches on various
important theoretical and practical issues.
"All my sites validate perfectly with
well, for example, if you want to do something to your DOM elements
(divs, links, lists etc) and do it as quickly as possible then you
could use document.ready.
if on the other hand you are not in a hurry to change the state of
your DOM elements or the functionality you want to achieve is less
im
; is a quirk.
>
> --
> Ariel Fleslerhttp://flesler.blogspot.com
>
> On 4 abr, 12:27, Nicolas R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > There seems to be a problem with the plugin when loading external CSS
> > and the browser is Opera.
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> > From what I understand Opera loads
try .parents() instead of .parent() if the parent you are looking for
is not the immediate parent of the element you specify (what Andy
said).
so $(this).parents("fieldset") should work
also, perhaps you should use .toggleClass
$(function(){
$("a.toggle")
.click(function
ded, the styles are not applied to the newly
appended elements.
Any suggestions about this?
On Apr 4, 2:19 am, Nicolas R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey all,
> I've just released getPlugin, a plugin that aims to minimise loading/
> rendering times by keeping unnecessary scripts an
Hey all,
I've just released getPlugin, a plugin that aims to minimise loading/
rendering times by keeping unnecessary scripts and styles out of the
DOM.
What it does is basically check whether or not a specific plugin/
script/style should be imported, and then imports it. The concept is
similar t
Iair,
so what you are saying is that you want to know if, at any point in
time, there are any page elements that are still loading?
for example, if a mouse click appends a script to the page you need to
know if the script has loaded or not?
If that's the case, then I've been also trying to get th
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