It was all my mistake, sorry. I had 2 clones of the same function and
was editing a wrong one. everything works perfectly, all alerts etc
Sorry, guys
On Mar 18, 2:16 pm, Andy789 wrote:
> OK, finally, I got it: everything was caused by qtip: adding a code
>
> $j(this).qtip({
>
> content: $
OK, finally, I got it: everything was caused by qtip: adding a code
$j(this).qtip({
content: $j(this).attr('title'),
show: { effect: 'grow', length: 400 },
hide: { effect: 'grow', length: 400 },
position: {
corner: {
target: 'topMiddle',
tooltip: 'bot
The problem here appears to be the change jQuery made with 1.3.2 with
how it determines visibility.
http://jsbin.com/omavi/edit
That link is a quick demonstration of how it works. A "visible" object
to jquery is determined by if it takes up space in the page, and has
nothing to do with the css p
Alerts work inside .each() just fine. There has to be another error in
your code.
I just copy and pasted that snippet into a new page and marked a a few
LIs as jqtip and it worked perfectly. Are you positive there is
nothing else inside the each() besides the alert?
On Mar 17, 5:36 pm, Andy789
I don't see any issue with the code at all and can't help any further.
I suggest stripping out other code (not disclosed here) and seeing
what happens. If that's still no good, try posting a demo page that
displays the issue.
By the way, which web browser(s) are you using for this? Have your
trie
No, just to make it real simple:
function test(){
var vis = $j('li.jqtip:visible').length;
alert(vis); //correct alert OK, returns some number here!
$j('li.jqtip:visible').each(function()
{ alert('something here'); //nothing happens !!!
})
}
All alerts inside .each(function..
What happens if you remove the code for the qtip and leave the alert?
On Mar 17, 10:14 am, Andy789 wrote:
> Yes, this is what i was doing, but puzzled as why the second alert
> never triggers:
>
> function tips(){
> alert($j('li.jqtip:visible').length); //returns 9
> $j('li.jqtip:visible').each(
Yes, this is what i was doing, but puzzled as why the second alert
never triggers:
function tips(){
alert($j('li.jqtip:visible').length); //returns 9
$j('li.jqtip:visible').each(function()
{ alert('something here'); //returns nothing, but the function is
working and creates tooltips !!
$j
First, it would be wise to see what your selector returns
function tips(){
alert($j('li.jqtip:visible').length);
}
if that returns "0", then your selector is wrong
to help with that, there was this excellent post about breaking
changes in 1.3.2 release, in your case reading the ":visible" s
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