i think this is actually a problem with the Django app that's powering
our site, not javascript or jquery plugins.
sorry just to clarify, the problem CAN still emerge even if you view a
prettyPhoto image first, before entering a caption. if you do this,
then enter several captions and try to view photos again, it still
breaks (sometimes it gets into a weird loop even whereby the first
click tries to open the p
Just to add a bit more detail: my current setup as of right now is
still using the jEditable plugin combined with the prettyPhoto image
viewer plugin (which i believe is based on lightbox). exactly what
happens with this combination of plugins is:
1. if you enter a caption and save it (jeditable
Hi,
i have a site that uses a lightbox based image viewer and the
jeditable plugin. basically my site has a photo gallery and below each
gallery i have the option to set a caption to the photo. i have done
the caption using jeditable and i've also tried using the ajaxForm
plugin for jquery to see
was showing the boxes very
high by default), although im not sure exactly what caused Opera to
correct - but it works fine now too!
hope this helps others
On Jul 22, 4:20 am, kyleduncan wrote:
> It is caused byautogrow.js, but i have no idea how to fix it!autogrowisnt
> even working for
, although im not sure exactly
what caused Opera to correct - but it works fine now too!
hope this helps others
On Jul 22, 7:55 pm, kyleduncan wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> i am having trouble getting theautogrow.js plugin to work properly in
> all versions of IE (of course!) and Opera
Hi everybody,
i am having trouble getting the autogrow.js plugin to work properly in
all versions of IE (of course!) and Opera.
plugin link: http://plugins.jquery.com/project/autogrow
Opera just seems to make the textareas ridiculously tall for some
reason, but IE actually throws up a scripting
It is caused by autogrow.js, but i have no idea how to fix it!
autogrow isnt even working for me in IE6 and 7, when you click inside
a textarea it shrinks down to one line high and then doesnt expand as
you type. and when you click in the second textarea on my page nothing
happens at all (as if au
ed.http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax/jQuery.ajaxSetup
>
> On Jul 2, 3:23 am, kyleduncan wrote:
>
> > I am using the Ajax method to load tabs using jQueryUI's tab
> > functionality. these work fine in all browsers except IE6, where once
> > an Ajax tab has been loaded (the tab
if (fullHeight == 77) {
$(this).hide();
}
$(this).parent().css("height","77px");
});
hope this helps other people...
On May 2, 5:29 pm, kyleduncan wrote:
> UPDATE
>
> I have found out why this isn't working
to ALL instances of
"div.expandCollapse", rather than calculating the height of EACH div
with the correct class, and then applying the necessary action to
each, individually. what should i do?!
thanks in advance to anybody who can help.
Kyle
On May 2, 2:39 pm, kyleduncan wrote:
> Hi,
>
Hi,
i use jQuery 1.3 and would like to make the following code run as soon
as the elements i am targeting have loaded (or as soon as the page has
finished loading). At the moment, I can only get it to fire on an
event related to the target (in code below i'm using "hover").
Ihave put this snippe
i think that happens when the elements being animated have PNG images
in them or as backgrounds, that's where i see the ragged black edges
you're talking about... i'm not aware of a solution as i guess it's
down to IE not natively supporting PNGs. i have a pngfix installed to
enable PNG transparen
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