[jQuery] Re: listmenu

2009-10-24 Thread Jack Killpatrick
Yes, maybe so: listnav is meant to be used when you want the list to be "on" the page and listmenu for when you want it to appear like a dropdown menu. - Jack rui lobo wrote: Thanks for answering , when we mouseout the .lm-menu class it disappear . I would like to always have the menu sh

[jQuery] Re: listmenu

2009-10-24 Thread rui lobo
Thanks for answering , when we mouseout the .lm-menu class it disappear . I would like to always have the menu showing until we click another letter. similar to list nav. Maybe it's just better to use listnav. Rui Lobo R.Solve 2009/10/24 Jack Killpatrick > > HI, > > Glad you like the

[jQuery] Re: listmenu

2009-10-23 Thread Jack Killpatrick
HI, Glad you like the plugin. I'm not sure what you mean about disappearing on mouseout. Can you clarify that for me? Thanks, Jack Rsolve wrote: hi, first of all, great plugin is it possible to make lm-wrapper not disappear on mouseout ? it would be just what i need. Thanks

[jQuery] Re: Listmenu - tips for making it faster in IE

2009-10-15 Thread Anoop kumar V
Hi Jack, Are you still planning on implementing this feature of putting a message / progress bar for IE (and firefox to keep it consistent)? Or have you come up with any better ways of handling this. Thanks, Anoop On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 11:41 PM, Anoop kumar V wrote: > Hi Jack, > > Yes, if yo

[jQuery] Re: Listmenu - tips for making it faster in IE

2009-08-17 Thread Anoop kumar V
Hi Jack, Yes, if you could do something along those lines, it would be most helpful. Would putting a progress bar like gmail be a better option or should it be just a loading gifeither would work for me for now. Thanks, Anoop On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 2:08 PM, Jack Killpatrick wrote: > > Hi

[jQuery] Re: Listmenu - tips for making it faster in IE

2009-08-14 Thread Jack Killpatrick
Hi Anoop. I spent considerable time tuning the code for performance, but yes, IE does lag behind, especially when approaching 1000 items or more. I found Safari and Chrome to both be quite fast and Firefox nearly as fast as those. The IE issue stems from the code that moves the items from the

[jQuery] Re: listmenu

2009-08-11 Thread Jack Killpatrick
Thanks Paul, the new version that I just announced via another email takes care of the issue you found and adds some new features. FYI: http://blogs.ihwy.com/dev/post/New-versions-of-iHwy-listnav-and-listmenu-jQuery-plugins.aspx - Jack Paul Speranza wrote: Jack, yes, the list menu plugin.

[jQuery] Re: listmenu

2009-08-11 Thread Paul Speranza
Jack, yes, the list menu plugin. On Aug 10, 3:01 pm, Jack Killpatrick wrote: > Hi Paul, > > Thanks for this info, I'll add it to my test cases and thanks for > letting the community know. > > I was actually working on a new version of the plugin yesterday, which > adds one new feature: an onC

[jQuery] Re: listmenu

2009-08-10 Thread Jack Killpatrick
Paul, I found and fixed that issue, thanks for bringing it to my attention. It also inspired me to add another option that's been on my backburner for a while ;-) I've added an includeOther: true/false option that, if true, will cause a [...] menu item to appear at the end of the nav bar, w

[jQuery] Re: listmenu

2009-08-10 Thread Jack Killpatrick
Hi Paul, Thanks for this info, I'll add it to my test cases and thanks for letting the community know. I was actually working on a new version of the plugin yesterday, which adds one new feature: an onClick option that you can pass a function to for handling clicks in the dropdown menu. If

[jQuery] Re: listmenu plugin: non-ascii characters

2009-07-08 Thread Dave
Nice, looking forward to it. Cheers, Dave On Jul 8, 2:35 pm, Dave wrote: > Have there been any progress in this matter? > > On Jun 8, 11:09 pm, Jack Killpatrick wrote: > > > > > Hi, > > > I considered building something like that in, but decided I didn't know > > enough about other languages t

[jQuery] Re: listmenu plugin: non-ascii characters

2009-07-08 Thread Jack Killpatrick
Hi Dave, I have a few things penciled out to add to the plugin, but haven't had a chance to get to them yet. I have your email from a while ago with the mockup of your idea ( http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/618/listmenuz.png ), thanks very much for that, it seems like a good approach. Th

[jQuery] Re: listmenu plugin: non-ascii characters

2009-07-08 Thread Dave
Have there been any progress in this matter? On Jun 8, 11:09 pm, Jack Killpatrick wrote: > Hi, > > I considered building something like that in, but decided I didn't know > enough about other languages to decide how best to handle them. Thanks > for starting the dialog. Does anyone else have an

[jQuery] Re: listmenu

2009-06-24 Thread Jack Killpatrick
Hi, I missed your question first time around. Are you still in need of help on this? - Jack robin30 wrote: hi all, i love the listmenu plugin. just have a question. i'm getting a list from my database. for example under "C" there's "Coffee" and "Cafe". how can i when i click for example o

[jQuery] Re: listmenu plugin: non-ascii characters

2009-06-09 Thread Dave
Hi Here is an idea. Made an image to illustrate it. http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/618/listmenuz.png By adding two options like, includeNonAscii: true|false and nonAsciiMenuType: hover|static. As default includeNonAscii is false and things works as it does now. If includeNonAscii is true,

[jQuery] Re: listmenu plugin: non-ascii characters

2009-06-08 Thread Jack Killpatrick
Hi, I considered building something like that in, but decided I didn't know enough about other languages to decide how best to handle them. Thanks for starting the dialog. Does anyone else have any opinion on this? The main thing I'm wondering is whether collecting them all under one nav it

[jQuery] Re: listmenu plugin: UL being shown unformated before listmenu() call

2009-06-08 Thread Dave
For some reason the problem doesn´t seem to appear anymore, so I will leave it for now. But I do have two other things that you can look at. Will start two new discussion to keep it all seperated. On Jun 8, 7:49 pm, Jack Killpatrick wrote: > Hi Dave, > > The first thing that the listmenu plug

[jQuery] Re: listmenu plugin: UL being shown unformated before listmenu() call

2009-06-08 Thread Jack Killpatrick
Hi Dave, The first thing that the listmenu plugin does is this: $list.css('visibility', 'hidden'); // hiding to prevent pre-load flicker. Using visibility:hidden so that list item dimensions remain available which I *think* should have prevented what you're describing. If not, is there an