Haven't done anything like that yet. You want it in the URI, not in cookies?
Hm, may take some time to make sure the page isn't "jumpy".
aquaone
On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 14:07, J. Bobby Lopez wrote:
>
> Aquaone,
>
> Like your tablefilter implementation, much simpler than some of the
> others I'
Aquaone,
Like your tablefilter implementation, much simpler than some of the
others I've seen.
I'm trying to find a way to save (bookmark?) the page with the
filters, so that I can come back to the page later with the same
filters already in place.
Have you done any work in that direction alrea
I like the concept. The intended use at the moment would not require
that much user interaction. The listnav would be perfect. I will see
what route you came up with and see what I can do with it, as you have
already worked it in with tablesorter.
Thank you.
On Aug 31, 2:41 pm, aquaone wrot
Thanks for the consideration... Because you are using $this alot I
believe it is doable. I am just getting back into javascript, or I
would jump on it.
On Aug 31, 12:46 pm, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
> I'll chew on that idea for a while. If I think I can pull that off
> without much surgery to t
like this?
http://bluemoon.reverse.net/~aquaone/tablefilter/
feel free to grab it. not sure when i'll have the time to finalize it but
it's quite full-featured at present.
aquaone
On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 09:07, wshawn wrote:
>
> I am curious if the devs would be interested in making this same
I'll chew on that idea for a while. If I think I can pull that off
without much surgery to the plugin, I'll add it, otherwise probably not.
This is the first time someone has requested that.
Thanks,
Jack
wshawn wrote:
I am curious if the devs would be interested in making this same
function
Jack, thank you very much for your help--I really appreciate it. For
anyone else following this thread, it looks like this:
#alphalist { display:none; }
...should now come out in order to have content display if javascript
is disabled.
Ah, I see. Since you have includeAll: false, it required a different
workaround, since that forces the first available letter's contents to
show. I grabbed a copy of your test and verified that this works:
$(function(){
var clicks = 0;
$('#alphalist').listnav({
includeAll: fals
Hi--thanks for your response. I put my attempt up here temporarily:
mcXcpc.org/site/testing3/
Sorry to be a pain--you have to remove the uppercase X from the URL
first.
Do you have your attempt somewhere I can take a look at?
- Jack
rubycat wrote:
Still at a deadend on this one...any suggestions to get this working?
Still at a deadend on this one...any suggestions to get this working?
Jack,
taking into account the need to control the width of the alphabet
list, my original suggestion of including a configurable list of valid
letters (to cover accented characters), might not hold water because
potentially you could have well over 26 letters depending on the
language.
The po
Good idea making "All" a variable. You're the 2nd person in the last few
days who had a need for that.
And thanks for your thoughts on the special chars. As I mentioned in my
other email a few minutes ago, I'll be adding support for that, I just
need to think it through a bit more. It seems
Hi, you can set the "not found" wording using the noMatchText option.
I'm planning on adding handling for special chars in the near future,
I've got feedback from a few people on that, just need to think it out a
little bit more.
Glad you like the plugin. If you have it used in a public plac
Oh, I almost forgot to say thank you for this gem. This is a real
fantastic plugin, I used it to make a faq section for a site, by
combining it with a simple div display-switch. Works like a charm,
except the umlauts/specialchar problem.
Oh, and of course the "not found" sentence should be a variable, too.
This is a real fantastic plugin, I used it to make a faq section for a
site, by combining it with a simple div display-switch. Works like a
charm, except the umlauts/specialchar problem.
Thanks for the response and explaining it to me. Alas, I'm not having
any luck. Using your exact example (both CSS and JS), the items
associated with the first navigation item are still being displayed
(the 0-9 option) on initial page load. I even disabled cookies while
testing. :-(
Like this:
#alphalist { display:none; }
$(function(){
var clicks = 0;
$('#alphalist').listnav({
includeAll: false,
cookieName: 'xalpha_list',
onClick: function(){
clicks++;
if(clicks == 2){
$('#alphalist').show();
Hi Keith,
Glad you like the plugin. I missed your original post, but just spotted
this one. Your change looks good, that's where I would have done it,
too. I'm having a little trouble picturing your use case, though. Do you
have an example anywhere or could you explain it a little bit more? I
Ok... I think I got it. I tweaked the addClasses function to eval a list
items attribute instead of the text value. I'm using the attrib LANG for
now. I populate this server side with either the first character of the
persons firstname or lastname depending on what order was selected on the
Yes, the little treasure is your plug-in!!
Um, I hit a deadend though. But it's not you, it's me! I don't quite
understand where to put this stuff--am I to add it to to this?
$(function(){
$('#alphalist').listnav({
includeAll: false,
cookieName: 'xalpha_list'
});
});
Hmm, it just dawned on me that listnav fires a click internally when it
initiates, so this won't work quite like I wrote it out below. Instead
of using:
var isShowing = false;
use:
var clicks = 0;
and:
onClick: function(){
clicks++;
if(clicks == 2){
$('#yourUL').
Hi, I'm assuming the little treasure is the plugin? ;-) Thanks, glad
you like it.
There's nothing built into the plugin that will hide the full list (it's
wired to show the first available letter unless you specify a letter to
show), but here's a workaround that might do the trick for you:
what?
On 5月5日, 下午12时48分, Tor wrote:
> Hi, sorry for replying late, what would be interesting would be to be
> able to add a letter navigation / filter block to an existing juery
> datatables setup, or a table configured with tablesorter. I assume it
> would involve selection on tr, but also trig
Hi, sorry for replying late, what would be interesting would be to be
able to add a letter navigation / filter block to an existing juery
datatables setup, or a table configured with tablesorter. I assume it
would involve selection on tr, but also triggering a repagination. Two
modes would be inte
alternatively, there's a plugin i'm working on here:
http://bluemoon.reverse.net/~aquaone/tablefilter/
On Sat, May 2, 2009 at 00:46, Tor wrote:
>
> I'm looking for a plugin like the listnav plugin (demo:
> http://www.ihwy.com/Labs/Demos/Current/jquery-listnav-plugin.aspx),
> but for tables?
>
>
Hi, I wrote the listnav plugin. Can you elaborate a little more on how
you'd want it to work? There might be a selector we can tweak to make it
do what you want (like use tr instead of li).
- Jack
Tor wrote:
I'm looking for a plugin like the listnav plugin (demo:
http://www.ihwy.com/Labs/De
IT WORKS! i'm so excited. thank you!
On Apr 7, 12:23 pm, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
> Hi, change that block to this and give it a try:
>
>
> $(document).ready(function (){
> $('#myList').listnav();});
>
>
>
> - Jack
>
>
>
> Kizzle wrote:
> > hi...sorry, but i'm still having issues with
Hi, change that block to this and give it a try:
$(document).ready(function (){
$('#myList').listnav();
});
- Jack
Kizzle wrote:
hi...sorry, but i'm still having issues with this.
i'm getting an error in javascript.
missing ( before formal parameters
[Break on this error] $(document)
hi...sorry, but i'm still having issues with this.
i'm getting an error in javascript.
missing ( before formal parameters
[Break on this error] $(document).ready(function {\n
so i'm wondering if this is the problem. I have this code at the
beginning of the document (tried it in the head and als
Try putting your code at jsbin.com or somewhere we it's actually
useful.
I don't see the variable 'self' defined anywhere, what kind of errors
are you getting?
cheers,
- ricardo
On Apr 6, 7:39 am, Paul wrote:
> does this thing only work when placed inside a form?
> what if my server does not h
A form is not necessary: it renders straight html with css styling. It's
a purely client-side thing: as long as you follow the implementation
model for your HTML, it should work.
I can take a look at the page if you can post a url for it. It looks
like your setup below is correct.
- Jack
Pa
The other day if I looked at the rendered HTML using Firebug, the span
that you were using was not being displayed (it was hidden on the page),
but I just looked again and that's not happening now. I ran it through a
validator and got a message that the id "home" is used more than once
(once in
what do you mean hidden in the html? how do you call up the function
and connect it to the list? I'm trying to understand how this works so
i can see where it is faulting. thanks for your help!
On Apr 2, 9:56 am, Kizzle wrote:
> I ran it through the validator and no errors that would cause tha
I ran it through the validator and no errors that would cause that. I
feel like I am missing something simple. anyone have any suggestions?
On Mar 26, 2:28 pm, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
> Something is causing your glossary-nav span to be hidden in the HTML
> (and also not found by the listnav pl
Something is causing your glossary-nav span to be hidden in the HTML
(and also not found by the listnav plugin). Try running the HTML through
a validator. I tried seeing what was causing the span to be hidden,
using Firebug, but didn't immediately see the cause.
- Jack
kristy...@gmail.com
Hello Jack,
Thanks for the reply.
It seems it's not allowed to use characters with accents as class
names. So I have ln-á LIs but the plugin cannot select them.
A workaround could be to group accented characters with normal ones,
like every "a" and "á" results could be on the same list. Is it
pos
Hi,
The letters array does double-duty: it's used to create the nav strip
and it's also used to add a class to each LI in your list, based on the
first text character inside your list item. An exception is the '_',
which is added to LI's that start with a number. So, for example, after
listn
Great, glad to hear it and thanks for letting me know!
- Jack
simshaun wrote:
Excellent.
Just implemented 2.0 into my test script and its practically instant.
On Feb 23, 1:20 pm, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
Hi,
I have a new rev of the listnav plugin almost ready for release. Do you
want to g
Excellent.
Just implemented 2.0 into my test script and its practically instant.
On Feb 23, 1:20 pm, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a new rev of the listnav plugin almost ready for release. Do you
> want to give it a try and let me know if the issue has been resolved? If
> so, let me k
Sorry for the late reply.
Sure I'll try it out.
On Feb 23, 1:20 pm, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a new rev of the listnav plugin almost ready for release. Do you
> want to give it a try and let me know if the issue has been resolved? If
> so, let me know and I'll get a copy to you.
>
Thanks, Jack. When it is ready I will be ready to implement it. I have
no other deadline than that so work at your own pace.
I think I have a way to make this work. Will mess with it some time in
the next few days and let you know. I'm prepping the new release (for
probably early next week).
Thanks,
Jack
MauiMan2 wrote:
So, the presence of the DD is what makes it difficult?
So, the presence of the DD is what makes it difficult?
I started working on a version that will work on any child elements. For
example:
A item
B item
Some stuff under the B item
C item
That would result in nav items for A, B and C, but would not handle a
case, because is not nested inside of (ie: the 's are
also child element
Hi Jack,
Yes, I'll try to give it a try ASAP (I have a release of my own due on
Wednesday, so I'll do my best).
Cheers,
Bob
On 23-Feb-09, at 1:19 PM, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
Bob, I have a new rev of listnav (hoping to release this week). Do
you want to try this rev and see what happens?
Hi,
I have a new rev of the listnav plugin almost ready for release. Do you
want to give it a try and let me know if the issue has been resolved? If
so, let me know and I'll get a copy to you.
Thanks,
Jack
simshaun wrote:
Using jQuery 1.3.1,
This question refers to the ListNav plugin found
Bob, I have a new rev of listnav (hoping to release this week). Do you
want to try this rev and see what happens? If so, let me know and I'll
get it to you.
Thanks,
Jack
Yes, you've got the right idea.
I have the very rudimentary beginnings of my glossary here:
http://www.usmexfood.com/
And the code for it so far:
Glossary
Burrito
Hi,
Paste in a snippet of HTML (for your DT/DD content) and I'll see what I
can do. I'm working on a new rev of listnav this week. Can't make any
promises, but having a snippet will ensure that as I think through this
release I'll be keeping in mind exactly what you're looking for.
It sound
To start, you can't wire ListNav *until* the Html elements are there
so change
$('#demoOne').listnav();
to
$(document).ready(function {
$('#demoOne').listnav();
});
On Feb 17, 9:29 am, Asinox wrote:
> Im sorry, i dont know what im doing wrong but, listnav is not working
> for me
Basically it's going to be for a glossary. It'll be a food-related one
with a lot of terms related to a particular kind of ethnic food and
there'll be enough terms (and therefore numerous DT/DD pairs) that
breaking it down would be very helpful but at the same time it only
needs to be contained wi
Hi,
Yes, the plugin is geared towards UL and OL lists and relies on a LI
selector to work. You have that correct.
Can you give me an example of what you'd like to do with a definition
list (HTML sample and description of what you'd want the end result to
be like)?
Thanks,
Jack
MauiMan2 w
Hmm, I'm stumped on this one (I created the plugin). This is the line in
the listnav plugin that causes Safari to bog down:
$('a', $letters).click(function(){
If I put a console entry right after that:
window.console.log("letter clicked");
I can see that the delay is the click handler
Hi Jack,
On 31-Dec-08, at 3:27 AM, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
Hi Bob,
I created the listnav plugin. Thanks for the nice comments about it
in your post, glad you like it.
I certainly do. Nice work!
I'm curious about the issue you're seeing when using Blueprint CSS.
In your post you said t
Hi Bob,
I created the listnav plugin. Thanks for the nice comments about it in
your post, glad you like it. I'm curious about the issue you're seeing
when using Blueprint CSS. In your post you said that the issue goes away
if you remove the blueprint screen.css file. You mean if you remove
t
I've got a rev almost ready with an onClick (of the nav strip) event
handler option and some options for handling numbers. Your
event-oriented suggestions are good, I'm thinking about them. Re: xhr,
can you elaborate a bit on what you'd be looking for?
Thanks,
Jack
Alexsandro_xpt wrote:
M
My examples is about add itens on the list in run-time, xhr, delete in
run-time, events onadd, ondelete.
Things like that above.
On Dec 2, 4:29 pm, Jack Killpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alexsandro, can you give me a few examples, so I can be sure I understand
> what you're looking for?
>
Thats actually a good concept. Im pretty new to jq (not to js) so I
will try to take a stab at it, but feel free to trump me with your
actual solution, haha.
On Dec 2, 1:27 pm, Jack Killpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Have you made any progress on this? If not, I might be able to l
Im afraid that my solution only really applies to my app, Ive just
figured a way to incorporate the lack of functionality of the plugin
to appear as a feature in my app.
My solution adds a new (which shows in the list regardless of
which letter is selected) with some additional information for t
What's the workaround you came up with? It might give me some ideas on
how best to approach baking something into the plugin.
Thanks,
Jack
idgcorp wrote:
Hi Jack,
thanks for the reply, yes Im just adding/removing via jq
Ive created a workaround that solves this one for me.
Also I just
Alexsandro, can you give me a few examples, so I can be sure I
understand what you're looking for?
Thanks,
Jack
Alexsandro_xpt wrote:
Hello all,
I would like to add somes methods like refresh/add/remove item from
list too.
Thz.
On 1 dez, 05:04, idgcorp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Have you made any progress on this? If not, I might be able to look into
it some time tonight. Offhand, if you just want a 0-9 and not a nav item
for each number, I think the code will need to be modified so that the
search that adds the single letter classes to each LI will add another
Hello all,
I would like to add somes methods like refresh/add/remove item from
list too.
Thz.
On 1 dez, 05:04, idgcorp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Jack,
>
> thanks for the reply, yes Im just adding/removing via jq
> Ive created a workaround that solves this one for me.
>
> Also I just post
Hi Jack,
thanks for the reply, yes Im just adding/removing via jq
Ive created a workaround that solves this one for me.
Also I just posted another question, I would love to get this new one
solved its driving me nuts!
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/d10260b0ed3fa4f
Glad you like the plugin. Can you give me a little more about your use
case so I'm sure I know what you're asking for? IE, are you just
adding/removing LI's?
- Jack
idgcorp wrote:
I have implemented this awesome plugin with great success and would
like to know if its possible to refresh the
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