Something like this perhaps ?
I do this based on the value attribute, if it's on = check it. The
'data' part is JSON. It's should be easy to convert this to an array.
It's actually a workaround for IE troubles I have:
$.each(data, function(){
var myid='#check'+
Huh, what Javascript groups :) ?? I learned much more about JS
reading this group and playing with jQuery than anything else.
Besides a few good links to explain that associative arrays really
don't exist in JS but you can use them anyway, never needed much
more. This is indeed a fine place to
Images in in option lists are not conform HTML standards and won't
work if you stick to them. You need a solution to mimic the behavior
of an optionlist using style sheets and use of tags like for
example.
There are a few different approaches to find about here.
P schreef:
> I have a select b
I think you want to take a look at Jquery Air example:
http://www.digital-web.com/extras/jquery_crash_course/
Pankaj schreef:
> Hi,
>
> I am working on an application where I need to book online seats. For
> that i need to first populate my page with the seat info (ie: how many
> seats are vacan
Hello Matt,
I'm doing it all over the place, I think to recall to have read that
this is not an issue at all. Give it a try I would suggest and make
up your own conclusions.
I just know for sure , for me it works without problems.
Glenn
Matt Wilson schreef:
> I've got a bunch of form widgets
You probably need something like this at the top of the javascript to
make setTimeout work under IE:
// IE fix, the following don't work in IE6 or IE7
// See:
http://webreflection.blogspot.com/2007/06/simple-settimeout-setinterval-extra.html
// trackIntervalId = window.setInterval(funct
Something like this could work (quick code scraps here)
The html part: (This will give you an input box and a button next to
it to do full lookups, once you start typing the onkeyup/onblur events
will complete accordingly. ( the href here is how I designed buttons
using text when hovered over
Just load your JSON data as early as possible. What are you waiting
for to not load the data immediately after the 'document is ready' ?
cbandes schreef:
> Hi -
>
> I have a simple json file which contains a list of key/path pairs, the
> idea is that I will use this to update the links in a nav
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