someone were to
sit down and write a tool to integrate/synch a forum (Zoho in particular
in this case) and the mailing list (Google Groups in this case). I
don't forsee that happening anytime soon.
My thoughts.
Shawn
John Arrowwood wrote:
Silly thought:
What if the forums were '
il account, etc. I have put the brakes on for this trend and refuse
to give my information away to third party sites that have nothing to do
with what I'm trying to do. No offense intended to the zoho gang, as I
do not know them or their intentions/purposes. But I'll just say no.
M
re to shift away
from Google Groups. I will likely take a look at the forum to see
what's what, but doubt it fill my needs.
Still, there are other alternatives than a web forum (i.e. mailman).
My thoughts.
Shawn
Matt Quackenbush wrote:
Hello,
I received an email inviting me to join the
jQuery(function() {
var MarketCapTotal = 0;
// loop through the table
jQuery('#grdWatchlistname tbody tr').each(function() {
// replace the dollar signs and commas
var MarketCap = (jQuery('td:nth-child(4)', jQuery(this)).html
().replace('$', '').replace(/[^a
and my impression from your message is
that you are not either. Hopefully my feeble attempt points you in the
right direction... :)
Shawn
malts...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi there,
I am trying to find some plugin, which can make AJAX request's by
parsing ANCHOR value, from URL...
F
inside
the update panel. In theory you may alternately be able to use $
("#element).live("click"... but I've never tested it.
If you have more questions, email me I don't always have time to check
this list. (shawn.so...@gmail.com)
Thanks,
Shawn
On Dec 23, 3:42 pm, Leonar
$("#myDialog").dialog("close");
},
"No" : function () { $("#confirm").close(); }
}
});
One approach. Haven't tested this any though... :)
Shawn
Obi1 wrote:
Hi, i'm having some trouble be
me where you *really*
need to worry about performance, then the rules get bent anyways and
creative solutions are found. Such as merging all JS libraries into one
file, then gzipped....
My random thoughts.
Shawn
Rafał Pocztarski wrote:
2009/11/30 breadwild :
I have seen several examples on jQuery plugin sites that have the
the elements.
Which means I can pre-write that function in a library, with no JS
needed in the body area.
Clear as mud? :)
Shawn
breadwild wrote:
I have seen several examples on jQuery plugin sites that have the
tag and Javascript within the <body> and not the <head> where
I th
Thanks. Your message got me looking in the right direction. Turns out
my selector was wrong. Needed "#jobtype", not "div.jobtype". Once I
changed that everything worked as expected.
Shawn
MorningZ wrote:
Show/Hide works perfectly fine in this quick example
http://
(); break;
case "wellsite": $("#tabWellholes").show(); break;
}
});
I did try to add the class "ui-tabs-hide" to the tab, but that didn't
work either. I also did a Google search....
I don't want to add/remove tabs - that is not quite what I'm after. I
just need to hide/show the tabs.
Any thoughts/suggestions?
Shawn
When you are working in team environments, a common coding standard is
very helpful.
What I do is to define the coding standard to be implemented for a
project, then do periodic code reviews to make sure the standards are
being applied as well as making sure the code actually works and is so
now (via a different thread/message) that these
need to be addressed.
My thoughts.
Shawn
the dragging to this object". in which
case you can point at a div that holds the item being dragged.
Don't know how helpful that is, but hope it is a start...
Shawn
Mike C wrote:
I've spent a good few hours trying to figure this out and I'm stumped.
I'm trying to get a hug
ger('hideCluetip');
}
}, 100
);
});
});
The .live() would have been a nice touch here, but it doesn't support
blur events (yet).
Thanks for the nudge in the right direction.
Shawn
Karl Swedberg wrote:
Hi Shawn,
Here is what I'd
Thanks Karl. I'll look at this more in a bit. but from what I can see
I think you have a solution for me..
Shawn
Karl Swedberg wrote:
Hi Shawn,
Here is what I'd probably do:
After you call $this.cluetip( ...), unbind the blur event:
$this.unbind('blur.cluetip');
btw, if you are trying to track stats, have you looked at Google
Analytics or Piwik?
http://www.google.com/analytics/
http://piwik.org/
Shawn
Ryan White wrote:
Hey All,
So I am having a weird situation when using the $.ajax method. And have
a couple questions regarding this. What I am
pected
happens? Does your app fail gracefully?
This should get you pointed in the right direction. I suspect you may
have problems with your event parameter (it appears it should be an
object, not the letter 'e'...), but that is relatively minor.
Hope this helps.
Shawn
Ryan White
seem rather complex...
So I'm looking for suggestions on how to get this running properly. OR
for a plugin that provides similar functionality already. Thanks for
any feedback.
Shawn
tricks to div.centerMe.
Disclaimer - I just pulled an all nighter, so I need to freely suggest
that my advice at this point may be questionable... :)
Shawn
rupak mandal wrote:
Put the ul inside a div. I think it will work
On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 9:05 AM, Shawn <mailto:shallway...@gmai
I'm using a navbar with superfish. I simply put my menu list inside a
wrapper so the markup looks like this:
...
...
...
now I want to make the navbar-wrapper 100% of width and the navbar to
be centered in it, I thought it should be simple just do the following
css trick
div.navbar-wrapper{
Common problem. It was blogged about in Feb last year
(http://grover.open2space.com/node/207). Still, I'm glad you found the
solution.
Shawn
Patrik wrote:
Problem solved it was an extra , after the last {optionValue: '".
$b ."', optionDisplay: '". $b
//no need to loop to the next item,
//so return false to end the .each()
return false;
}
});
The first approach is preferable, I'd think - less looping involved.
But this second approach shows an expanded way to do the same thing,
which is sometimes needed when doing some
to your select list.
The flexibility and diversity of the approaches here are probably why
there is no (known) plugin. Yet the code is simple enough to slap
together in less than 5 minutes.
HTH.
Shawn
lionel28 wrote:
Hello,
Is there a script that allows to get values to populate a select box via
ajax when a radio button is clicked?
Thank you.
x27;s event handlers are
fired before your event though.
Some random thoughts.. Haven't tried any of this.
Shawn
philsturgeon wrote:
I am trying to remove the default behaviour from the within the
Treeview structure. I want the +/- icons to continue to toggle but
when a user clicks on th
Update. I figured out which area was causing the issues. Zeroed out
the margins on the main content area and used padding to place the
content where I wanted it. Worked like a charm.
Thanks again BaBna for headin' me in the right direction on this.
On Oct 7, 11:04 am, BaBna wrote:
> Hey there,
I forgot to include the link again, just so it's handy if anyone can
take a look: http://www.auntiepea.com/ew/OldFarm/index.html
Thanks so much BaBna. I think you're right about it not having
anything to do with the javascript itself. I probably should be asking
this in a general web design forum except for that I've never had
issues with this shifting (at least not nearly to this degree) on
sites that haven't included the
Hi there, I'm fumbling through here so I apologize in advance for
being such a newby to javascripts and jquery. I spent the entire day
yesterday getting jscrollpane to work on a site I've been working on
and was SO excited to see that it was working beautifully in firefox
this morning after some e
r that is
VERY hard to troubleshoot.
Oh, if the number is not an integer, use parseFloat() instead of
parseInt(). (er, sry if this is TOOO basic.. :) )
Shawn
Giovanni Battista Lenoci wrote:
runrunforest ha scritto:
Hi, I'm making a calculator for freight customer
It seems I'
f you need Ajaxified, just
update the lists as needed. (though you may need to re-apply the
superfish command then).
Shawn
hamed7 wrote:
hi
i want create ultimate submenu and support multilevel for example like
this:
--
1:
1-1
2:
2-1
2-2-1
2-3-1-1
2-3-2-1
2-4-1-1-1
2-5-1-1
3:
t; at the end). But I think you probably
need to look into native JS methods to stop propagation.
Is this inherited code? Or generated by Dreamweaver? Eitherway, the
code looks reminiscent of DW to me. Both those functions should
probably make better use of jQuery, but methinks that is a s
ndler is executed, you'll
be returning to the top of the page. You need to stop the normal
handler - which is usually done in jQuery by returning false from and
event handler function.
HTH
Shawn
merihsaka...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi all,
I am using jQuery BlockUI Plugin (v2). It works succ
be wrong, but I think these
are all just wrappers to $.ajax() anyways. I do use some of these
convenience functions, but the moment I need to start worrying about
callbacks, or what data I'm passing, $.ajax() makes life clear and
simple for me.
HTH.
Shawn
Alex Weber wrote:
I use $.getJSO
success function, do something like
"console.log(response);" and see what you get. If it is plain text, you
will see the text. if it is JSON, you should get an object or array
shown (firebug will color code these for you. um.. you ARE using
Firebug aren't you? lol )
HTH
Sha
Asif
*From:* Shawn
*To:* jquery-en@googlegroups.com
*Sent:* Sunday, 6 September, 2009 15:17:09
*Subject:* [jQuery] Re: How to unsubscribe?
go to http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en. Sign in with the
account you used to sign up (probably your email addres
, hit
save, and you should be done.
HTH.
Shawn
Asif R Naqvi wrote:
Could any please advise how to to unsubscribe from this group?
. (Use $.ajax() and
jsonp to work around that.) So the getScript() function will follow
this limitation as well if it is calling the new script via Ajax.
My thoughts.
Shawn
rickoshay wrote:
Here are the descriptions for the Ajax methods:
load -- Loads HTML from a remote file ...
ajax -- Load a
emove the quotes:
$(this).siblings('h1').height();
In this case "$(this)" says to put the jquery wrapper object around the
DOM element represented by "this" in the current context.
The difference is very minor, I know, but I did not see in his
description just
other reply. You should probably go study up on JSON
more. It seems your core issues are within your current understanding
of JSON. You're not far off, but not quite there. :)
Shawn
bly overly long, but
it's worked for me. Your mileage may vary. Tweak it as needed.
Shawn
naz wrote:
i m w8ing for your reply
On Jul 1, 9:32 am, MorningZ wrote:
Got some HTML to show of the box?
if you have
One
Two
Three
then
$("#right").val() will be an ar
all in terms of processing speeds. It *is* the right tool in
some cases though...
In your code, I'd recommend doing as MorningZ mentioned:
var theObject = { "key": "value"};
alert(theObject.key);
HTH
Shawn
theozmanbo wrote:
Why won't this work??? Nothi
Not sure if this meets your needs or not:
https://www.open2space.com/projects/fixedtable
It's a little dated, but does work in some (not all) cases...
Shawn
michael wrote:
Hello all,
Is there a plugin somewhere that will allow a table to horizontally
scroll within a set width? I
to weigh the
time/cost factors and make a decision for their environment. There is
no one answer to rule them all.
My thoughts.
Shawn
zweb wrote:
I really like jquery but I found one big issue with Jquery. There are
too many plugins for same task and it is very difficult to find a good
p
ut perhaps these links will lead you in the right direction.
Shawn
Mat wrote:
My idea is to allow my viewers the ability to shorten/lengthen the
content of divs containing news articles on my archive page, much like
the safari reader does.
Would this be possible with jquery, and if ye
object, or array, then it's "value" would be displayed as
"[object]".
HTH And I hope this is what you were after.
Shawn
Massimiliano Marini wrote:
Hi Charlie,
I'm not good at explaining the exact terms javascript definitions for
"value and key" but
for the name? But, the code as is *should* run, so take my comments as
constructive observations... :)
Shawn
MeanStudios wrote:
Shawn, yes, that is the plugin I am talking about. In Jorn's blog
post on Autocomplete he said to post here with [Autocomplete] in the
subject if having problems.
It was
overly complex for my needs, but might suit your's
Hope that helps.
Shawn
bharani kumar wrote:
Hi all ,
Am looking one plugin must statisfy all my need , below is my need ,
Can u please tell me , which plugin is suitable for my requirement ,
* *
*
of seeing some sample code, I'm not sure how much more I can help
out... But hope that points you towards the solution somewhat.
Shawn
MeanStudios wrote:
Greetings,
I'm currently using this awesome plugin for my web app but I'm having
a bit of an annoying bug with it. It sometime
t a bad tool, but if you are working at this level,
put Dreamweaver into Code View, and don't use the Design View at all.
It might take a bit more to learn to start with, but you need to know
how to do everything by hand eventually (i.e. no graphical tool to write
code)... may as well start n
Linux.com
http://linux.com/index.php
Linux.com jQuery group:
http://linux.com/community/groups/viewgroup/240-jQuery
Shawn
es when I am building json
strings - whether server side, or client side. But if I just need to
define an object client side, I don't usually bother.
So, I guess the distinction is what your target data type is - string or
object. With string, always quote. With object, it'
e to/from a server).
You'll have fewer problems in the long run.
My thoughts.
Shawn
aldana wrote:
i often see two different json styles to have names:
{ key : "value" }
vs
{ "key" :"value" }
looking at official sites only option 2 is correct syntax,
d to
decode the json string to an object and you can use it there. (I'm
actually hoping someone can tell me a better way to do this).
For the JSON approach, if it is a one off type thing, I'd say just code
the string manually. If you are doing this over and over, grab the JSON
l
age cycles as it should.
I don't think you want the pause option here. I think you want to
progamatically start/stop the cycling. See the section "Manually
Pausing a slideshow" at http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/int2.html.
HTH.
Shawn
Nic Hubbard wrote:
I am using the c
t's
own file and call that in the .load() function.
This approach can be simple, or it can get a little complex - especially
if your loaded page includes other JavaScript to use. But this is a
well known type of issue that has been dealt with many times
HTH
Shawn
rince78 wrote:
roperty or object)... Try it as
$(eccomi).find("input:checkbox");
The core issue that I can see is understanding the difference between a
DOM object/element and a jQuery object. They are not the same, though
they are often used in a very similar manner.
HTH.
Shawn
k you might get a similar type of effect with the ClueTip plugin
(http://plugins.learningjquery.com/cluetip/), a little CSS and a little
creative positioning.
Hope that helps.
Shawn
Giovanni Battista Lenoci wrote:
Jury ha scritto:
Hi all,
this effect seems to have no common name, let'
to your page as needed.
There may be more options for getting data from remote URLs, but these
are what I have commonly seen. The server side approach is probably the
easiest and/or better performing option.
My thoughts.
Shawn
Trend-King wrote:
ok i understand
but how does plugins like
s of the window - not the
document.
Then only part I'm not sure on is the use of the $() function in your
code. I'm not sure if jQuery places the defined function on the global
stack or not. If so, then you shouldn't even need the first part
Hope that helps.
Shawn
jay wrote:
2.
$('img').each(function(){
$('img').attr('src',"http://localhost/s.demo/"+$(this).attr('src'));
});
You have a slight issue with the samples. The first instance of
$('img') inside the function() should be $(this).
Shawn
Hi. I'm stuck trying to figure out the jQuery way to code this
functionality I have in my project.
Below is a stripped down example of what I'm trying to do. When I
click the "Add Item" link below any list, I want to just append a new
element to the end of that list. What I do now is just use
better in the
long run.
HTH
Shawn
Carl Von Stetten wrote:
Rick,
I've had problems in the past with IE using the cached version of AJAX
content instead of reloading it. The solution that generally works is
to add this to the top of the .cfm page your are loading via AJAX:
wrote:
.
My thoughts Take em for what they're worth.
Shawn
pantagruel wrote:
Hi,
somewhat off-topic, but jQuery is the javascript library I've
chosen...
I have a menu that is longer than the page. When I go down this menu
with the mouse I would like the page to scroll in the same d
scaped. So the line needed
to be changed to read
$data = json_decoe(stripslashes($_GET["p"));
At which point it worked as expected.
Shawn
Shawn Grover wrote:
I'm not sure if I have a server side issue or a client side issue. The
problem is that I am generating a JSON string in
ecode that
string is giving me nothing - not even errors. Sooo, I'm stuck not
knowing if the json string is invalid, or I'm doing something wrong on PHP.
I have a pastie with the code in question at http://pastie.org/338246.
Any tips are appreciated. Thanks.
Shawn
I see this occasionally, but on pages that I didn't write, or even use
jQuery. This is a FF issue, I believe I could be wrong though...
Shawn
edzah wrote:
Well I am getting the same error and I'm not using the flash plugin.
Anyone else get this?
Ed
**Since I can't
ction () {
// plugin code goes here
});
If you can post your code, we can help more. OR, you can go to the
#jquery channel on IRC and use a pastie (www.pastie.org) to get some
more interactive help...
Hope that helps some.
Shawn
howardk wrote:
Is there a way of instantiating multiple inst
$("#header2").children("p.submenu");
or
$("#header2").find(".submenu");
or make use of context:
$(".submenu", "#header2");
- read that as "all items with class of .submenu under the #header2
object". The "#header2&
$("#myElement").parent();
Shawn
Debby wrote:
How to find very first parent of perticular element?
http://www.learningjquery.com/2007/10/a-plugin-development-pattern
This assumes some basic jQuery knowledge, but gives a nice how and why
of building a better plugin. (hope this info is still current cuz I use
it often)
Shawn
Debby wrote:
Hello,
Can anybody expalin how to create own
cond column. And placeholders
are not showing while dragging.
I stumbled across the portlets while working on this and was hoping
there might be something a little more complete and modern. Guess I'll
keep plugging away at this
Shawn
Karl Swedberg wrote:
Hey Shawn,
There is
nd on tables would be
nice too...
If there isn't one, I guess I'll have to update it... A customer wants
this sort of functionality
Thanks for any tips...
Shawn
procedural environment. But that doesn't describe a
web page per se
My thoughts...
Shawn
Richard D. Worth wrote:
What I mean to say is, a modal isn't about stopping flow of code. It's
about restricting interaction to a certain set of elements, until the
interaction is complete.
Another option is to wrap each of your TDs within the row with a DIV.
Then you can do something like $("#myRow div.animateMe").slideUp();
Then the row has no vertical height because it's content is now invisible.
Just a thought
Shawn
Karl Swedberg wrote:
Chris,
Th
g the click
handler to a container element if possible, then using the event.target
element to look at the element throwing the event.
Oh, and if you need more data for processing than just the ID, don't
forget about the jQuery.data() method
HTH
Shawn
saqib wrote:
I am developing
thing like:
| title|
| |
| content |
| |
or
My Title
Some content here
Thanks in advance.
Shawn
be as
developer friendly as possible...
Of course this is just my opinion, and you are free to do as you wish.. :)
Shawn
diego wrote:
You mean this http://www.pirolab.it/pirobox/js/pirobox.js ??
unreadable?
I changed all the original variables and removed all the spaces to get
the script mo
Thanks - "auto" did the trick.
I might be back in a bit with questions about animating this, but I'm
looking at the animate() method first...
Shawn
Liam Potter wrote:
$("#myElement").css("height", "auto");
MorningZ wrote:
try
$("#m
n the maximized bit.
Perhaps because it's WAY past bed time for me.
I've tried $("#myElement").css("height", ""); with no luck. I don't
want to just say "100%", because some content may only be a line or two,
while others may be XXX pages...
Thanks for any tips.
Shawn
Thanks Rene. Didn't find anything promising there though... but great
resource!
Shawn
On Sunday 09 November 2008 21:46:01 Rene Veerman wrote:
> Shawn wrote:
> > I'm not sure if I've seen a plugin for this, or even a website, but
> > thought I'd a
ot;).click( function () {
var theID = $(this).attr("id");
// ... do something with the id
});
You can get ANY attribute using the .attr() method.
HTH
Shawn
On Sunday 09 November 2008 19:30:45 Pham Anh Tuan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm stucking in this trouble about 2 hou
a little more logic involved - manadatory panels, etc - but this
covers the core.
I'm looking for any tips/suggestions on this... I can build something (ajax
calls, iframes, etc... should be pretty straight forward), but would rather
not have to, unless really needed. Thanks for any responses.
Shawn
Or submit the form from code:
$("input[type='submit'").click( function () {
$("#informUserText").show();
$("form").submit();
$return false;
});
On Tuesday 04 November 2008 13:53:51 Mauricio (Maujor) Samy Silva wrote:
> Do not cancel the default action for the click event with the statement
f the mouse moves over the revealed area or the original link. If
the timer is allowed to end, then do the usual fade() bit. The length of time
for this is up to you... 500 ms, 1 sec, etc... The hoverIntent plugin might
help out with this.
Some thoughts.
Shawn
On Friday 31 October 2008 03:
Correction. Console.log works with FireBUG, which is a FireFOX plugin...
sighs... I should just go to bed.. :)
Shawn
On Friday 31 October 2008 00:45:08 Shawn wrote:
> I *think* the following will get you started:
>
> $("#veh_odometer").children("tr").each( functio
t of the current row (this). Again,
more than one way to do this... $(this).children("td:eq(2)") would do the
same ( I think ).
Anyways, hope that helps.
Shawn
On Thursday 30 October 2008 23:29:52 GrootBaas wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Any help would really be much appreciate
ent wrong (docs aren't loading for me right this
moment...) But this should get you started. You may be able to use
the .toggle() method as well - up to you.
Btw, simple fading requires no additional plugins.
HTH
Shawn
On Thursday 30 October 2008 16:37:47 searly wrote:
> Hi there,
&
ine. I have not seen any errors per se. However I did notice
the .result() is not binding (or perhaps I'm using it wrong... was planning
on looking into that today).
But, if autocomplete will not be included until 1.7, then I should probably
just use your plugin, rather than UI's version.
tters). I'm using a local data
set for now.
3. It's been about a year since I last looked at autocomplete. Anything new
that I should be aware off? (I was using Jorn's plugin back then as well...)
Thanks for any info.
Shawn
ity: 0.5, background: "black" },
});
But changing the "var dc=" line to
var dc = $('content');
and the above code works great. (assuming your "content" has some text boxes
in it of course...)
Funny how sometimes forgetting to add a class in can lead to
o not
understand the CSS well enough to role my own (at the moment..).
Thanks.
Shawn
t that triggered the click event (the function that
surrounds the snippet above).
Also, you have code in there that handles browser differences. jQuery handles
most of this for you. For instance:
$("#myObj").height(100);
handles the differences between most browsers. Which makes y
I am seeing more and more references to using the $(function() {}); format for
the ready method. Is there a compelling reason for this? Or will
$(document).ready() perform as well?
Or perhaps I'm mis-understanding what the newer format is being used for?
Thanks for any tips.
Shawn
default library based
styles. (because Flora works fine with those same styles...)
If it helps any, I'm running FF3 on 64bit Kubuntu.
Shawn
On Sunday 12 October 2008 04:39:36 Shawn wrote:
> I just downloaded a theme from the jquery.ui themeroller
> (http://ui.jquery.com/themeroller).
ice if the
dialog buttons were aligned to the right. Like real dialogs.. :) (I know...
I'm free to change the CSS as needed, but still.. lol)
Shawn
r argument list
addQuote('This link don't work!'); return false;
Whats the best way to handle this scenario?
PS - Sorry if I double posted this : / I'm just figuring out this
whole group thing :)
Thanks,
--shawn
his link don't work!'); return false;
Whats the best way to handle this scenario?
Thanks,
--shawn
hose needs - NOT try to solve all developers needs in
one package.
But this is all just opinion. I'll leave those decisions to John Resig
and the rest of the core developers...
My random thoughts
Shawn
x to do what you want". Nor should it, in my
opinion.. :) There may be a plugin for this sort of thing, but I
haven't seen one (yet).
Shawn
partner56290674 wrote:
the "flooding the server with calls" is a non argument. If you don't
want to do that, then you need
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