be the source of the problem, we can move
forward.
Pierre
2009/8/19 Pierre Bellan fcy...@gmail.com
Hi all,
I don't know if it's a bug in jquery but some of you can have encounter the
same problem with their website.
Recently, we had changed our website ( http://www.lequipe.fr ) using the
jquery 1.3.2
Hello,
i don't use this method to send my datas, but in my opinion, the value of
the element of type button is not get by the serialize method.
If you want to send the value of the button click, you can add that after
the serialize.
As you have a method by button, this works ;)
data:
Hi all,
I don't know if it's a bug in jquery but some of you can have encounter the
same problem with their website.
Recently, we had changed our website ( http://www.lequipe.fr ) using the
jquery 1.3.2 version.
With the last version of Firefox ( 3.5.2 ), the site is render twice during
the
Hi,
An id must be unique on a page. In your code, every created image as the
same id maybe the problem is here but i'm not sure.
I think the first step is to replace id with a class and see if it works.
You can use the live event gestion if you use jquery 1.3 (
I see one fast solution,
You put a variable isLoaded in your top frame.
At first, the value is false, and when it's ready you change the value to
true.
Inside the iframe that need the function, you check the value of the
variable inside a periodic call.
When the value is true, you can make the
Hi,
I don't think so.
Because the web is based on a client/server disconnected architecture, after
sending content, the server forgot the client.
The client must send request to know if there are updates.
To do this in a more efficient way, you must reduce the process time on
server.
For example,
Hi,
I think that is because of the alert function.
It needs a string and maybe for an anchor object, jquery introduces a
toString method.
With the console of firebug, there are no differences between anchor and
images
Pierre
2009/6/11 bensan...@gmail.com bensan...@gmail.com
Hi all,
I'm
With the traversing method, you can match a set of elements then select, for
example, the third one
$('.myclass,#myid').eq(2)
I didn't use the traversing method but i think that is one of possible usage
Pierre
2009/6/10 Maujor css.mau...@gmail.com
According jQuery documentation [1][2]
:eq
Nowadays, the web is 2.0, so you can use a drag and drop system, which is
more ergonomic for your users.
Check the jquery-ui project ( http://jqueryui.com/ ), there are some example
that correspond exactly to your problem.
Pierre
2009/6/10 webspee...@gmail.com webspee...@gmail.com
Hey all.
Hi,
you select your select :
$('#myselect');
then u find the option with the value -1 :
$('#myselect').find('option[value=-1]')
or
$('#myselect option[value=-1]');
finally you removed it
$('#myselect option[value=-1]').remove();
Pierre
2009/3/27 iceangel89 iceange...@gmail.com
How can i
Hi,
Put it at the very bottom of your page.
$(document).ready are executed in LILO order.
I think that's the only thing it which always works.
Pierre
Rodney Dangerfield - I looked up my family tree and found out I was the
sap.
2008/11/25 MarcelloP [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all!
Please, I'm in
Hi,
If the authentification is form-based, then the login credentials is passed
by GET or POST.
So you just have to add it to your ajax request
see the data option.
$.ajax({
type: POST,
url: some.php,
data: name=Johnlocation=Boston,
success: function(msg){
alert( Data Saved: +
Hi,
I think you must use the filter function.
I made this little test :
var mySearch = '63';
$('table tr:contains('+mySearch+')').filter(function(){
if ($.trim($(this).text()) == mySearch ) {
return true;
}
else{
return false;
}
});
The text() method removes all
]
You can also run it on page load (as opposed to DOM ready):
$(window).load(function(){
// scripts to run after page load here
});
- ricardo
On Nov 25, 8:08 am, Pierre Bellan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Put it at the very bottom of your page.
$(document).ready are executed
Hi,
In your code, i think you call the function. You only need to put the name
of the function.
The code you wrote execute the function quickSearch then put the result as
the name of the function to bind to click
Like this :
$(#qSearchBut).click(quickSearch);
Pierre
Lily Tomlin - The trouble
Hi,
I don't know what lightbox is but it's not important.
Like you said, you just need an selector for all links.
$('a').click(function(){
myUrl = $(this).attr('href');
openLightbox(myUrl);
});
I think this code works, but i have not test it.
Pierre
Yogi Berra - I never said most of the
Hi,
With regular expressions you can simplify it :
For example,
if ( test1.match(/^[a-z]8$/) ) {
}
Pierre
Lily Tomlin - The trouble with the rat race is that even if you win,
you're still a rat.
2008/11/19 Alfredo Alessandrini [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
Can I simplify this if statement?
Hi,
In javascript, you have the Math object. This is the perfect solution for
your problem
Bye
Pierre
Lily Tomlin - The trouble with the rat race is that even if you win,
you're still a rat.
2008/11/19 less than zero [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
Is there any way to round the value of a
Hello,
val() is for the form element ( input, select ), to get/set the value
html() is what i use to add small html inside an element.
I use the append method when the html to add is huge.
i have never used the text() method. I understand that the text() method is
like a php:strip_tags function
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