[jQuery] "Tieing" elements together for a mouseout

2007-07-28 Thread mcraig
I have some navigation that works by clicking on one dom element and animating another. What I want to do now is tie the onmouseout event to BOTH those dom elements so that if the mouse cursor stays inside either of them, the navigation panel stays open, but when the mouse leaves either of them,

[jQuery] Re: IE and the Invalid Source Code Error

2007-07-27 Thread mcraig
w of the searches > several times... > > On Jul 27, 1:54 am, mcraig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > $("#switchkey p").corner("bottom 6px;"); > ... > > $("#switchkey p").click(function() { > >

[jQuery] Re: IE and the Invalid Source Code Error

2007-07-27 Thread mcraig
o baby-step it thru the code; take everything out and start > putting back in till it breaks. > > Is there a way to post a test page? > > On 7/26/07, mcraig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > > Thanks...I do believe it is an innerHTML/non-block related issu

[jQuery] Re: IE and the Invalid Source Code Error

2007-07-26 Thread mcraig
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[jQuery] IE and the Invalid Source Code Error

2007-07-26 Thread mcraig
Ok...so I just got this mock up working great in firefox and realized that after all that work (new to JQuery), I had never tested it in IE. But, figuring it was cross browser and I was going to test on the latest IE that this would not prove problematic. And of course, nothing I was doing was t