I´m having a text on my page and I´d like to split that text into 2
(or even 3) columns.
I´ve seen this before but I can´t remember where ... any suggestions
are appreciated.
thanks,
patrick
I´m a bit confused, because the following doesn´t seem to work and I
have no idea why ... after searching google for a couple of hours and
trying different solutions, I´m posting this here and hope that
someone can help.
$("input.vAutocompleteField").autocomplete('/
autocomplete_lookup/', {
input field. It is the name
> > that is going to be sent along with the AJAX request to your script.
> > (e.g. /autocomplete_lookup/?
> > q=my_search_text_blahablhablah&extra_var=12345)
>
> > You have to change it so it's:
> > 'extra_var': function() {
&
we have a table where every 2nd table-row provides some detailed
information on the row above.
structure:
main content ... ...
subcontent ...
and so on ...
now, I´d like to sort the table without rearranging the tr's with the
class extended.
is this possible? if yes, how?
anot
is it possible to sort tbodies instead of tr's with the tablesorter-
plugin?
thanks,
patrick
when using something like:
$('div a').each(function() {
// what´s the easiest way to get the "DIV" here?
}
"div" doesn´t need to be a parent of "a". so, I need to know the exact
location (DOM-wise) of my links to get the "div". I can somehow
remember that there´s an extremely easy way to get
e's the div
> var $a = $div.find("a"); //Here's the link
>
> })
>
> On Apr 3, 9:56 am, patrickk wrote:
>
> > when using something like:
>
> > $('div a').each(function() {
> > // what´s the easiest way to get the "
ectors/descendant#ancestordescendant
>
> On Apr 3, 10:44 am, patrickk wrote:
>
> > hmm. that´s not what I mean - I thought the ancestor (using a ancestor
> > - descendant selector) can be retrieved without using another DOM-
> > lookup.
>
> > On 3 Apr., 16:24, Mo
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