[jQuery] Re: jQuery in OfficeLive

2009-06-07 Thread GCasalett
Thanks again. I did upload the .js files, I just double checked and they're both uploaded and (I think) not empty. I did think that jQuery was client-side but I've had like three different people for Microsoft Live email me telling me it's server side (which is why I came to this forum in the firs

[jQuery] Re: jQuery in OfficeLive

2009-06-07 Thread Greg Graham
I am guessing you did not upload the jquery.js and jquery.bgpos.js files to your Live site. Your page would work locally because you have the files on your computer, but since the urls you are using are relative, the files must be on the same computer that your HTML is on. Therefore, you need to c

[jQuery] Re: jQuery in OfficeLive

2009-06-06 Thread kranthi
clearly you are not including the jquery.js file(u are including a file but that is empty) web developer firefox addon comes handy in these cases

[jQuery] Re: jQuery in OfficeLive

2009-06-06 Thread GCasalett
I appreciate your replies. The pages that are not working are at www.casalett.net/newhome . I am a new jQuery user, so I may very well be overlooking something, but I can get the pages working offline. I do have Firefox and Firebug, and I have included the jquery.js file like so: //this one i

[jQuery] Re: jQuery in OfficeLive

2009-06-03 Thread MorningZ
Considering it is "Office Live", does that mean it is online where we could see a live non working page? It's probably something simple overlooked On Jun 3, 7:20 pm, Jonathan wrote: > We would need more details or a demo page showing the problem. > > Did you make sure you're including the base

[jQuery] Re: jQuery in OfficeLive

2009-06-03 Thread Jonathan
We would need more details or a demo page showing the problem. Did you make sure you're including the base jQuery.1.3.2.js properly? If you don't know how to do that download and install firebug for Firefox and use it to inspect the Script tag to see if it was included. On Jun 3, 11:45 am, GCasa