Hi all,
I've been wrangling with trying to get my jquery-powered global nav to work
consistently in IE8 (in "Compatibility Mode") and IE6 and 7, but with no
luck. You can view the site here:
http://67.23.44.204/
The top nav (Products, Inspirations, etc. should each have a set of subnavs
that sho
I have a problem whereby on IE8 (also 6) the jQuery width/height on a
div is wrong.
I have the w/h set through a style.
This works correctly: div.style.height.split('px')[0]
While jQuery(div).height does not
It is worth noting that IE returns the wrong value for div.height
Should I log a bug
Hi everyone, I have been struggling with a MSIE related problem and I
was wondering if using jQuery will help me find an asnwer. Basically,
the code words wonderfully in all other browsers except MSIE.
Basically, I want to render something like bars on a graph. Vertical
bars. The bars are CSS di
Hello!
If you copy paste the embed-code from a YouTube-Video like this:
the tag is missing its classid-attribute and will therefore
be ignored by IE. Now I have the sitaution that I need to alter the
parameters of the object but cannot as IE will simply ignore them.
I'd like to do sth like t
Wondering if someone can help track an issue. I'm using validate 1.1 with
JQuery 1.2.3 (can't upgrade at this time). I have a simple login form, and
trying to validate that the fields aren't empty prior to submit. Working
great in Firefox, but IE doing nothing, and not throwing an error:
$('#login
Hello list.
Is there somebody here that could help me understand a strange thing
about IE rendering a Google Map inside of a modal overlay?
I've just put together a simple one-page website for a local event at
http://www.krasnopolje.com (valid HTML and CSS). Clicking on the
'GoogleMaps' link wi
I think I've found a bug in jquery in IE7 and safari, seems fine in
FF3.
Try running this code in IE7. The alerted index comes out randomly
incremented.
$(function() {
var dataItem = $('li');
$(dataItem).each(function(i,item){
$.ajax({
url: '/ajax'
I've a strange problems with IE (currently, IE6. Don't know IE 7):
I've got this method:
function iSMSfixIEHistory()
{
var temp;
$("#log").append("Function called");
$.each($("a[href^='#']"), function() {
temp = $(this).attr("href").replace(/\#/,
Hello all,
The following function forms the first part of a two step
confirmation sequence for deleting either a quiz or a slideshow.
The onclick element is correctly produced for the second step of confirmation.
Unfortunately, whereas FF fires the onclick event, IE7 does nothing, zip.
func
This is my first jQuery post, and may I just say that jQuery (like so
many others) has changed the way I program.
Ok so I'm developing a completely ASP.net & jQuery website. My
problem is that when I use css overflow in IE7 it doesn't really
overflow when I widen a div using jQuery().animation;
I want to test if the browser is ie or firefox and then set the width
and height of a thickbox differently depending on this. Is this
considered bad practice and if so how might you do it better?
In IE 6 and IE 7 do not provide any exceptions and/or results when
running the following. Any ideas or advice is appreciated.
Parse XML with JQuery
$(function() {
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: "books.xml",
dataType: "xml",
suc
I need some help with solving the following problem:
I have eight elements made .droppable() on mouseover (using
Interface), and accepting draggable elements, as so ( Stripped
some non-relevant code ):
$(document).ready(function()
{
$('body').mouseover(function(event)
{
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
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