I think I'll give it a shot in a reporting app I'm building, letting
users dynamically show/hide columns that are relevant to the info they
are trying to analyze. Thanks for your work, Roman!
On Apr 2, 2:25 pm, Roman Weich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Andy Matthews schrieb:> Good job Roman! Work
Matt this looks promising. I hope you'll let the list know when it's
been adapted to a jQuery plugin! (And in my experience, sick kids
don't mix well with ANYTHING!)
On Apr 9, 10:47 am, "Matt Kruse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to finish up my tablesorting/paging/filtering plugin
>
Jonathan, thanks for taking time to reply with an excerpt from the
book. I have to assume that for potentially large recordsets my best
bet is to hand off to the server for sorting/paging rather than
storing thousands of rows browser-side. Would you agree?
On Apr 9, 2:50 pm, Jonathan Chaffer <[
I'm losing my mind. This simple little bit of code works a charm in
Firefox and not IE 6/7:
$('#content').animate({className: 'contentNarrow'},1000, function(){
$('#podContainer:hidden').fadeIn(1000);
$("#content").load("screens/order.cfm");
});
The JS error is useless, even usi
I hope you won't mind that I didn't experiment to learn this answer
for myself, but how does your plugin handle content that expands
within these equalized divs?
For example, if #col2 contains a nested, hidden div, and that div is
shown via jQuery. I am using a similar solution right now, but if
I'm sure the dimensions plugin is far less complicated than I think it
is, but I'm sick of fighting with it to figure this out. The visual
demo in the svn repository is way over my head.
I have several status icon images that may be hidden or visible
depending on system state. I need to display
ffset = $('#customer_code img.ico').offset();
> $('#myDiv').css(offset);
>
> The offset method returns an object with top and left properties. You
> can pass that object directly into css to set the values.
>
> Let me know if I can help clear anything els
Hi all, I'm sorry if this has been answered before; it seems simpler
than I'm making it.
I am validating a form field on blur by calling a function
validateField. This function handles the ajax interaction and passes
the response to another function showIcon, which determines which icon
to displ
By default it seems browsers select all the text in a textbox when it
gains focus by way of a tab-press. I would like the cursor to be
positioned at the end of any existing text in the input, instead. The
examples I'm turning up on Google don't work and seem needlessly
complex, and since jQuery
x27;o.setSelectionRange(o.value.length,o.value.length)',2);
> else if (o.createTextRange) /* IE */
> {
> var r=o.createTextRange();
> r.moveStart('character',o.value.length);
> r.select();
> }
> });
>
> });
>
> On Jul 2, 2:55 pm, Paul Malan &
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