Does anyone know if this plugin works with RSS feeds with namespaces?
Also, many RSS feeds have CDATA included. How does the plugin work
with CDATA? An example RSS feed is: "http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/
rss.xml".
How do I create a namespace within jQuery ?
(function($) {
var myNS = {};
})(jQuery);
(function($) {
$.fn.myNS.foo_1 = function(){
};
})(jQuery);
(function($) {
$.fn.myNS.foo_2 = function(){
};
})(jQuery);
$("#id1, id2").myNS.foo_1();
$(".cls1, .cls2").m
i came up with this very ham-fisted fix that is at least going to
allow me to say that i got more finished today than staring emptily at
the screen:
function makeMenubar(w,wid,c) {
var menu = $("##"+w+"Header");
menu.append("");
menu.append(
pardon my amateurishness, but i can't quite grasp the consequences of
that fact for solving my issue. the makeMenubar function is indeed
being called inside of $(el).each(), but i don't really know why the
plugins would drop out of jQuery as a result of this scoping problem.
i must be so brash as
var mb3 = $(this);
On that line, the this is referring to the scope of the function which is
not inside of an $.each(..) or $.fn.foo(..)
~Sean
i posted a bit earlier but i've synthesized the problem a bit. in the
code below, one would expect the variables mb2 and mb3 to contain the
same things as each other. however, mb3, which wraps the same element
with jQuery inside of the bound function, ends up just being an
unextended jQuery obje
Hello,
I want re-organize the jquery namespace into a more meaningful
namespace, but I can't make it success, e.g.
var company = {};
var company.animation = {}; // Why this didn't work?
company.query = jQuery.noConflict(true);
com
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1323
Description ΒΆ <#comment:description>
You can call the attribute correctly like this...
jQuery('form').attr('name:attribute')="true"
but that doesn't return a collection of forms where the condition is
true... and if you manually create an array that doe
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