I solved it. It was caching problem, adding random query string does
the thing:
$('.sidebar').load('getjobs.php?rnd=' + new Date().getTime() );
bar').everyTime(1000, function() {
$('.sidebar').load('getjobs.php');
});
});
Firefox, IE7 and Chrome updates the "sidebar" div every second, but
IE8 does not. Any ideas?
Petar
he default one. The method defaultShowErrors does it for all the
error elements, I cannot do it per element, so become unusable in my
scenario.
All ideas are welcome ;)
Best regards,
Petar
I'm dynamically creating several elements which I want to
rotate with custom degree, append it to some div, and bind onclick
method to them. I tried jquery-rotate and Wilq32.RotateImage, but they
don't work like they should - it seems to me that call to rotate
function somehow breaks a command ch
content
> > before you created it (on $(document).ready for example). How and when
> > are trying to get the $('img')-selection?
>
> > On Feb 23, 8:55 pm, Petar wrote:
>
> > > I'm creating elements dynamically like this:
>
> > > $('
I'm creating elements dynamically like this:
$('
gt;
> > Relative means relative to the "normal" position. In this case you
> > would have to set negative values for top/left to achieve an
> > overlapping.
>
> > Petar schrieb:
> >> I'm trying to create and place several elements inside an empty
&g
0px' } );
$('').appendTo("#myDiv").css( { position:
'relative', left: '30px', top: '30px' } );
$('').appendTo("#myDiv").css( { position:
'relative', left: '50px', top: '50px' } );
but images are detached horizontally, although they should overlap.
Vertical positions are OK.
Is there a "right way" to accomplish this?
Petar
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