No, as far I as can see.
I wrap some lists of words with using a little fn:
function setBold(text) {
var occur = text.split(",");
for( i=0; i' + r.text + '<\/strong>');
r.collapse(false)
}
}: function (node, te) {
var pos,
Hi,
I'll do my best to explain the following.
I simply want to do this:
$("myDiv p").find(".highlight:contains(someText)").doSomeStuff...
where the class ".highlight" has just been appended by another script.
It works great with FF but not with any of the IE navigators.
I verified with the
Hello.
The NiceJForms plugin is called like following:
$.NiceJForms.build();
I build a form dinamically so that I have to call again NiceJForms to
apply it to the new elements.
Here is the problem, if I do:
var options = {
//some stuff
success: functio
Hello.
The NiceJForms plugin is called like following:
$.NiceJForms.build();
I build a form dinamically so that I have to call again NiceJForms to
apply it to the new elements.
Here is the problem, if I do:
var options = {
//some stuff
success: functio
last question,
it seems that triggerTab() is no more useful.
How can I replace it please?
thanks
well,
you're right, the way I use tabs in these pages is not exactly what it
was built for.
I use it as a Client-side pagination. Works nice that way also.
So I got confused when I finally found the reasons of non-working
upgrade, and I apologise that you lost your time because of me.
There were
could any 'jQueryan' help me to avoid remote tab loading
automatically?
pleeaaz?
The best woud be if you could just have a look at this site I'm
currently developping.
http://maroc.visages-trekking.com/beta/randonnee-ski-rando.php
access with login 'zorba' / password 'kazantzakis'
As you see there is a list of items into tabs, each item linking
hi, using that wonderful plugin for a while. Thanks Klaus Hartl !
Now, I've just been updating with version 3.0
My problem is that in older versions, you had to precise { remote:
true } in order to load tab content dynamically via Ajax.
Well now, tabs() detect automatically any link in the con
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