Re: [jQuery] class="{title:'test'}

2010-01-21 Thread fran23
clarification done, thx to all of you ... :-) -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/class%3D%22%7Btitle%3A%27test%27%7D-tp27238929s27240p27269576.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

[jQuery] class="{title:'test'}

2010-01-20 Thread fran23
I don't know how to handle class="{title:'test'} it's out of the mb.extruder plugin logo ...

Re: [jQuery] jQuery + OOP + AJAX

2009-12-31 Thread fran23
> > > First of all, does the click have to be in the last paragraph itself? > > > Or could it be in some parent container of the paragraphs? > > > [...snip...] > > > > fran wrote ... > > it's not possible to use the parent, I need the identified paragraph in > the > > ajax-call > > I guess the que

Re: [jQuery] jQuery + OOP + AJAX

2009-12-30 Thread fran23
Thanks Scott ! Your proposals are an inspiration in doing things better. > > > But even here, there is still something strange. On each click of the > > > div, you're binding another event handler to do the same job. >> >> that's the CENTER OF MY TROUBLE ... >> [...snip...] > Well, first of all

Re: [jQuery] jQuery + OOP + AJAX

2009-12-29 Thread fran23
thanks a lot for your patience and all these useful hints ! :) > There are several things that bother me about this code. The example, > by the way, does not run properly in IE8 (nor, I expect in earlier > versions.) I'm working on a standalone C++ app. The Frontend/UI is the Gecko-Engine tha

[jQuery] jQuery + OOP + AJAX

2009-12-28 Thread fran23
There is a new love named "jQuery" but I still have some problems in understanding issues totally (maybe like in real life ;) Coming from C++ it takes some effort in dealing on the (totally other) javascript OOP. The code below (that represents basics of a quite more complex issue ...) runs fine,

Re: [jQuery] delayed reaction

2009-12-26 Thread fran23
> http://cherne.net/brian/resources/jquery.hoverIntent.html that's exactly what I need ! thanks a lot !!! -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/delayed-reaction-tp26926791s27240p26927350.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

[jQuery] delayed reaction

2009-12-26 Thread fran23
Hello I'm looking for a solution that I couldn't find (good enough) by myself, yet. First let me please exposure some code: delayed reaction $(function() { $("div").addClass("out"); $("div").hover( function() { $(this).removeClass("out")

Re: [jQuery] using ":gt" - Firefox error console annouces an error

2009-12-25 Thread fran23
yes, it's just a warning, we can ignore it, but thats not fine I'm not sure whether it make sense (or it could be useful) to continue this thread, but I do not totally comprehend your comments: > well, jQuery will not know what to do with the > string, because it's neither a selector string nor

Re: [jQuery] using ":gt" - Firefox error console annouces an error

2009-12-24 Thread fran23
thanks for replying. http://old.nabble.com/file/p26911831/gt.png ".s:gt" completely works fine, therefore I assume the error message to be a bug in the Firefox/error console. Can you confirm ? Do you get this error message, too ? (If not it may be a bug in the German (language Version of) Firef

[jQuery] using ":gt" - Firefox error console annouces an error

2009-12-23 Thread fran23
I'm using $(".s:gt(2)")... and it works fine, but Firefox 3.5.6 throws an error in the error console: Unbekannte Pseudoklasse oder Pseudoelement 'gt' ... in English (about) unknown pseudo class or pseudo element 'gt' It seems to be a bug in Firefox. Does anybody (but me) observed this ? fran