I would like to do the following:
--
var many = $([])
for(){
var one = $('')
.data('stuff',true)
.extend({
'test':function()
})
many = many.add(one)
one.data('stuff') //pass
one.test() //pass
}
many.eq(0).data('stuff') //pass
many.eq(0).test() //FAIL, test function does
Hi All
I tried to add functions to an object like
function User(n, a) {
this.name = n ;
this.aux = a ;
}
function auxis() {
alert(this.aux);
}
$(document).ready( function() {
var u = new User("Jack") ;
u.extend({
Hello,
can anybody tell me where i should copy the extended files of the ZIP-
file "mod_superfishmenu.zip"? I want to use the "basic-style" menu in
my Joomla simplify-template.
I don't know exactly where I have to copy the files of teh ZIP-file to
my simplify template. Does anybody also know how
I have a JavaScript function that makes an Ajax call and returns
results into a local variable. I would like to call this function
from the Autocomplete plugin (http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/
jquery-plugin-autocomplete/) as my Ajax data souce. I understand that
Autocomplete can use either
After days of searching and experimenting with solutions for IE6
issues (peekaboo, etc.) I am having with my css implementation and
jQuery, I believe a temporary work around is to extend/override (not
sure what the exact term is) some jQuery functions when used in IE6. I
am sure there is an actual
Hello.
I would like to know if it's possible to extend jQuery like that :
// Init os
$.os = $.os || {};
$.extend($.os,
{
version : 'foo',
event : function(event){ return event.xxx; }
core
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