input field. It is the name
> > that is going to be sent along with the AJAX request to your script.
> > (e.g. /autocomplete_lookup/?
> > q=my_search_text_blahablhablah&extra_var=12345)
>
> > You have to change it so it's:
> > 'extra_var': function() {
&
I´m a bit confused, because the following doesn´t seem to work and I
have no idea why ... after searching google for a couple of hours and
trying different solutions, I´m posting this here and hope that
someone can help.
$("input.vAutocompleteField").autocomplete('/
autocomplete_lookup/', {
ectors/descendant#ancestordescendant
>
> On Apr 3, 10:44 am, patrickk wrote:
>
> > hmm. that´s not what I mean - I thought the ancestor (using a ancestor
> > - descendant selector) can be retrieved without using another DOM-
> > lookup.
>
> > On 3 Apr., 16:24, Mo
e's the div
> var $a = $div.find("a"); //Here's the link
>
> })
>
> On Apr 3, 9:56 am, patrickk wrote:
>
> > when using something like:
>
> > $('div a').each(function() {
> > // what´s the easiest way to get the "
when using something like:
$('div a').each(function() {
// what´s the easiest way to get the "DIV" here?
}
"div" doesn´t need to be a parent of "a". so, I need to know the exact
location (DOM-wise) of my links to get the "div". I can somehow
remember that there´s an extremely easy way to get
is it possible to sort tbodies instead of tr's with the tablesorter-
plugin?
thanks,
patrick
we have a table where every 2nd table-row provides some detailed
information on the row above.
structure:
main content ... ...
subcontent ...
and so on ...
now, I´d like to sort the table without rearranging the tr's with the
class extended.
is this possible? if yes, how?
anot
I´m having a text on my page and I´d like to split that text into 2
(or even 3) columns.
I´ve seen this before but I can´t remember where ... any suggestions
are appreciated.
thanks,
patrick
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