[jQuery] Re: My new website AllJobsXChange.com developed with Jquery

2009-07-30 Thread son
All, AllJobsXChange (http://www.alljobsxchange.com) is now live. See for yourself. Let me know your feedback. Thanks, Son On Jul 29, 8:42 pm, son wrote: > All, > > Just want to let you know, in 2 daysAllJobsXChangewill be live. > > Son > > On Jul 20, 3:45 pm, MauiMan2 wrote: > > > > > You can

[jQuery] Re: My new website AllJobsXChange.com developed with Jquery

2009-07-29 Thread son
All, Just want to let you know, in 2 days AllJobsXChange will be live. Son On Jul 20, 3:45 pm, MauiMan2 wrote: > You can use ending tags in HTML 4.01. It helps for DOM reasons to know > where an element begins and ends. > > On Jul 20, 10:29 am, son wrote: > > > > > Rob, > > > Thanks. I have

[jQuery] Re: My new website AllJobsXChange.com developed with Jquery

2009-07-20 Thread MauiMan2
You can use ending tags in HTML 4.01. It helps for DOM reasons to know where an element begins and ends. On Jul 20, 10:29 am, son wrote: > Rob, > > Thanks. I have used the Transitional//EN" > "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd";> since I have deprecated > elements. > > I have a question for

[jQuery] Re: My new website AllJobsXChange.com developed with Jquery

2009-07-20 Thread son
Rob, Thanks. I have used the http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd";> since I have deprecated elements. I have a question for everyone. Supposedly for HTML 4.01, the ending of an input tag is simply > but in w3school it show />. It does work either way, but which one is corrrect by syntax? Shoul

[jQuery] Re: My new website AllJobsXChange.com developed with Jquery

2009-07-18 Thread RobG
On Jul 18, 9:40 am, son wrote: > Thank you Rob. > > I can't remember what make me use the XHTML doctype, I thought I had > some problem with running some jquery stuff, but not sure. > > what is the ideal doctype the will work well with JQuery? jQuery is irrelevant, the best (and only) DOCTYPE

[jQuery] Re: My new website AllJobsXChange.com developed with Jquery

2009-07-17 Thread son
Thank you Rob. I can't remember what make me use the XHTML doctype, I thought I had some problem with running some jquery stuff, but not sure. what is the ideal doctype the will work well with JQuery? I need to review my tags. The validation site is really helpful. Son On Jul 17, 5:53 am, Ro

[jQuery] Re: My new website AllJobsXChange.com developed with Jquery

2009-07-17 Thread son
Thank you Tom. I need to review my tags. I was in a hurry to get this notice page out. Son On Jul 17, 4:31 am, Theodore Ni wrote: > Sounds great that your site is getting ready to launch. The notice page, > from what I see, seems to work fine at least :-). Just as a point of > professional inte

[jQuery] Re: My new website AllJobsXChange.com developed with Jquery

2009-07-17 Thread RobG
On Jul 17, 11:19 am, son wrote: > Hi. My website,www.alljobsxchange.comwas developed with the use of > JQuery. Yet another site using an XHTML doctype served as text/html, even to browsers that understand XML. The W3C validator found 62 errors: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2F

[jQuery] Re: My new website AllJobsXChange.com developed with Jquery

2009-07-17 Thread Theodore Ni
Sounds great that your site is getting ready to launch. The notice page, from what I see, seems to work fine at least :-). Just as a point of professional interest, with your doctype the tags should have their own ending forward slashes. You seem to know this, so maybe your CMS is preventing it? T