How do you picture paging working, from a UI perspective?
-Jack
prasad wrote:
Hi,
I like the 'jQuery ListNav Plugin' very much and i need to implement
it in my application.
I need to implement the paging functionality along with this plugin.
If i have more than 100 rows for a char
Hi,
I like the 'jQuery ListNav Plugin' very much and i need to implement
it in my application.
I need to implement the paging functionality along with this plugin.
If i have more than 100 rows for a character, its best to have a
paging with it.
Any help/sugestions on how to use t
Hello,
Thank for your jQuery plugin! I didn't found anything about my problem
so there are description ans solution below.
Problem:
Classes for letters in menu are name like "a", "b" etc (e.g. A). But in my project I already have such
classes (e.g. class "p" for some "P" tags).
Solution A:
overr
Thank you for your quick response, I really appreciate if you
implement it in a new version.
In the meantime I have done exactly what you advised.
Keep on doing your great job for the community !
On 16 Sep., 18:17, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
> I like that, will definitely consider it for the next
I like that, will definitely consider it for the next rev. If you want
to change it in the version you have, look for this:
>ALL<
and change it to whatever you want:
>Alle<
Thx,
Jack
mansoft wrote:
It would be nice, if the "includeAll" parameter could be changed or
extended to work like t
It would be nice, if the "includeAll" parameter could be changed or
extended to work like the "noMatchText":
Instead of true or false it should be empty or the text for the link
i.e "All", "Alle", "tous", "todos"
I am curious if the devs would be interested in making this same
functionality work with tables.
I would be interested in seeing similar functionality available via
listnav for the first td of a tr.
Essentially, grabbing the first character, as a reference for
filtering only that later from the
I ran into a problem when having umlauts as first letter in the
tag. They will not be shown, until I add them to the letters array.
IMHO the better way would be to have a function, that "degrades" the
letter to the next near neighbor, i.e. if it is ü, make it to u, if
it's é make it to e, etc. Do
Thank you for this little treasure!
Is there a way to do it so that when listnav initially appears on the
page, no items are shown? In other words, is there a way to just have
the alphabetized index show with no initial display of anything else?
Oh, thank you! that worked.
On Jul 23, 9:11 am, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
> yes (only use one of the listnav js files). That and rename this:
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> - Jack
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> keith westberg wrote:
> > It looks like you have the listnav script file loaded three times...
> > this may be cau
yes (only use one of the listnav js files). That and rename this:
to this:
- Jack
keith westberg wrote:
It looks like you have the listnav script file loaded three times...
this may be causeing it. Prob only need one of these.
Keith
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 5:20 PM, Carina wrote:
Hm, I took two out but it still is looking the same with out the nav
at the top.
On Jul 23, 7:45 am, keith westberg wrote:
> It looks like you have the listnav script file loaded three times...
> this may be causeing it. Prob only need one of these.
>
> src="/customer/caorsu/customerpages/jque
It looks like you have the listnav script file loaded three times...
this may be causeing it. Prob only need one of these.
Keith
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 5:20 PM, Carina wrote:
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> http://www.cascade-usa.com/default.aspx?page=customer&file=customer/caorsu/customerpages/salesflyer.html#
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http://www.cascade-usa.com/default.aspx?page=customer&file=customer/caorsu/customerpages/salesflyer.html#
I am trying to do it here but I am not getting the nav at the top, I
am just getting them in the squares. I am not sure what exactly I am
doing wrong.
I am trying to get listnav to work for me but so far all I have
managed to get is the boxes with the name (trying to do demo 4)
http://www.cascade-usa.com/default.aspx?page=customer&file=customer/caorsu/customerpages/salesflyer.html
The alphabet at the top isn't showing, I don' tknow if I am miss
Great solution to managing large lists... 3 thumbs up! =)
After playing with it this evening, I found myself wondering what it
would take to possibly target another attribute to determine its
placement? For instance if I were to use an image instead of a link
or some other type of content witho
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?
I'd like to filter / select rows in a table based on the first letter
of one of the rows in the table. The listnav plugin is exactly what
I'
does this thing only work when placed inside a form?
what if my server does not handle asp?
I simply cannot get it to work. Even the listnav bar does not display.
I am trying to implement demo one.
here is my page code: NB i have omitted header and footers from this
snippet.
$(function(){
I'm having trouble installing this. Not quite sure why it isn't
working. Does anyone have a tutorial online on how to implement this
or could look over mine and see what i'm doing wrong? I imagine it's
something simple. thanks!
Kristy lee
http://www.klcreativedesign.com/suasion/glossary
I would like to use some extra characters for the first letter like á,
é or ő. I can extend the "letters" array with those chars but when i
click them on the interface it shows the full list of LIs instead of
the chars i expect.
I'm using the newest version (2.0) with jquery 1.2.6.
Could u give me
Hi All,
Today we've released a new version of the jQuery ListNav plugin that we
released in late 2008. This plugin creates a letter-based navigation bar
(ie: A | B | C | etc.) for any UL or OL list. Clicking a letter in the
navigation bar filters the list to show only items that start
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?
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
Im sorry, i dont know what im doing wrong but, listnav is not working
for me...
im trying this (resumen):
$('#demoOne').listnav();
.listNav { margin:0 0 10px;}
.listNav a { font-size:0.9em; display:block; float:left; padding:2px
6px;
border:1px solid silver; border-right:none; text-d
I have a need for the listnav plugin to work for definition lists.
http://www.ihwy.com/Labs/jquery-listnav-plugin.aspx
Since the plugin breaks the lists up alphabetically it seems like it
would make the most sense for definition lists but the "Features"
section only mentions it w
Using jQuery 1.3.1,
This question refers to the ListNav plugin found here:
http://www.ihwy.com/Labs/jquery-listnav-plugin.aspx
I've got a fairly large dataset on my page consisting of ~1000 LI
elements.
Each letter of the alphabet contains ~40 LI elements.
Each LI element contains a va
owsers.
I'm working on a webapp and a particular uncontrived page is
rendered by FireFox in about 0.5s while Safari takes about 12s --
that's about 20 times slower. And 12s is way too long from any
user's point of view.
I really don't know how jQuery/ListNav and
that's about
20 times slower. And 12s is way too long from any user's point of view.
I really don't know how jQuery/ListNav and the Blueprint CSS
stylesheet are interacting, and I certainly don't know whose 'fault'
it is, but I do know it can be avoided by appl
o long from any user's point of view.
I really don't know how jQuery/ListNav and the Blueprint CSS
stylesheet are interacting, and I certainly don't know whose 'fault'
it is, but I do know it can be avoided by applying the style sheet
after ListNav has finished doing
takes about 12s -- that's about
20 times slower. And 12s is way too long from any user's point of view.
I really don't know how jQuery/ListNav and the Blueprint CSS
stylesheet are interacting, and I certainly don't know whose 'fault'
it is, but I do know it can b
I would like to add numerical functionality to this plugin, but have
been unsuccessful in getting it to work.
In additition to the A, B, C...Z I would like to add an 0-9 category
for names that start with a number.
the way the plugin is written to auto create class names from the
letters is stra
I have implemented this awesome plugin with great success and would
like to know if its possible to refresh the plugin after appending/
removing data from the list.
Can I break the connection and then rebind the data?
hi!
i've implemented with great pleasure the listnav plugin for our internal
addressbook. However, there is one issue i'm facing: i'm also using the
jscrollpane plugin to display a custom scrollbar for the div in which sits
the listnav UI.
I need to recall the jscrollpane() function after each li
Hi Craig,
Glad to hear that fix worked, thanks for letting me know about the
issue. RE: the counts... have you noticed a pattern or can you show me a
couple examples? I'm wondering if maybe it has to do with your overall
list having some items that start with numbers instead of letters. ?
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Hi, Jack,
Wasn't sure if my reply via Gmail would show up here, so wanted to
post (sorry if duplicated):
Thank you, again, for the plugin and the quick fix, so to speak. I
uploaded the 1.0.1 version to the site and it's working very, very
well right now. The overall count (under all) is off by 1-
7;m pretty sure I did :-) and posted a fix on our site. Grab the
1.0.1 version:
http://www.ihwy.com/labs/jquery-listnav-plugin.aspx
The issue had to do with nested lists. The lists inside the main list
items were getting classes added to them that caused them to be
included in the counts and h
It works off of a letter list:
var letters =
['A','B','C','D','E','F','G','H','I','J','K','L','M','N','O','P','Q','R','S','T','U','V','W','X','Y','Z'];
Which also helps make the letters a "known quantity" and allows for
"disabled" letters. Alternatively, it could figure out what letters are
Hi Craig,
Very nice usage of the plugin on your site! Great to see it in action.
Thanks for the feedback, too. I found the root cause of the issue
(well, I'm pretty sure I did :-) and posted a fix on our site. Grab the
1.0.1 version:
http://www.ihwy.com/labs/jquery-listnav-plugin.aspx
:-) wish I'd read this posting before finding the root cause myself.
You were spot-on, rolfsf: the nested lists (which happen to have LI's
that started with C and L) were getting included. Thanks.
- Jack
rolfsf wrote:
craig - I notice that the Location: X and Category: Y content are both
Also you should validate your page, it's throwing dozens of markup
errors, invalid attributes, uppercase tags, invalid nestings etc. Not
to say it is the cause, but invalid markup can affect the DOM tree.
- ricardo
On Oct 7, 2:29 pm, rolfsf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> craig - I notice that the
craig - I notice that the Location: X and Category: Y content are both
lists/list items. I haven't looked at the script, but I suspect it may
be hiding and counting those - you're problem with both the high count
and the disappearing content is the same problem. It's counting
Category in the "C" c
Great !
Could you do the same for definition lists (dl, dt, dd).
It would be great for http://www.pyrat.net/@sigles.html
And does listnav handle EÉÈÊEeéèêë ?
Regards
Hi, Jack,
I have just tried it out on a site. It works pretty darn well. We've
noticed two things thus far:
1. The "count" for each letter and the total is off. For example, this
page (http://www.experiencecoloradosprings.com/index.cfm/go/ecs.pages/
id/86/title/Hotels,%20Lodging,%20Accommodations
Hi Ettiene, how'd using it go for you?
Thanks to everyone else for the initial feedback. I'm interested to hear
if anyone has implemented it anywhere. ?
- Jack
Ettiene wrote:
Excellent stuff man! I'm already busy using it hehe
Ettiene
://blogs.ihwy.com/dev/post/jQuery-listnav-plugin-version-10-released.aspx
> And below is the info from the blog entry to save you the click. Thanks to
> Mike Alsup for his docs about creating jquery plugins, and a shout out to
> Liam Byrne, who helped me (via this list) a few months ag
> add alphabet-based navigation to any UL or OL list. Here's a link to our
>> announcement blog entry:
>>
>>
>> http://blogs.ihwy.com/dev/post/jQuery-listnav-plugin-version-10-released.aspx
>>
>> And below is the info from the blog entry to save you the click. Tha
08/listnav-jquery-plugin-_-really-nice-ui/
>
> > On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 9:52 PM, Jack Killpatrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >> Hi All,
>
> >> Today we released our first jQuery plugin, which provides an easy way to
> >> add alphabet-based navigation
habet-based navigation to any UL or OL list. Here's a link to
our announcement blog entry:
http://blogs.ihwy.com/dev/post/jQuery-listnav-plugin-version-10-released.aspx
And below is the info from the blog entry to save you the click. Thanks
to Mike Alsup for his docs about creatin
Thanks, glad you like it and thanks for pointing out the lack of title
on the page. I took care of that. :-)
- Jack
emichaellb wrote:
This is quite nice. thanks. btw, your linked page is untitled.
emichael brandt
Yeah, really nicely done...I'll definitely use that if I ever have need for it.
-- Josh
- Original Message -
From: Jack Killpatrick
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2008 12:52 PM
Subject: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: jQuery listnav plugin
Hi All,
This is quite nice. thanks. btw, your linked page is untitled.
emichael brandt
ased navigation to any UL or OL list. Here's a link to our
> announcement blog entry:
>
>
> http://blogs.ihwy.com/dev/post/jQuery-listnav-plugin-version-10-released.aspx
>
> And below is the info from the blog entry to save you the click. Thanks to
> Mike Alsup for his doc
Hi All,
Today we released our first jQuery plugin, which provides an easy way
to add alphabet-based navigation to any UL or OL list. Here's a link to
our announcement blog entry:
http://blogs.ihwy.com/dev/post/jQuery-listnav-plugin-version-10-released.aspx
And below is the info fro
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