Heya phil!
thanks for the feedback! I noticed it got very slow if I had more than 20
items selectable.. which, of course, is what I want to do.. heh :)
I'd love to try the paint selection, if you've got time to send it my way!
cheers!
-jason
On 12/12/06, floepi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Jason,
i had the same problem. If you include a <script> reinitialise selectables
code </script> at the end of the data you are loading, it should work. I
assume that the onsuccess function is called before your newly loaded
elements are registered in the dom. It is not slick but works.
By the way - if you have a lot of elements, selectables tends to become
very
slow and unusable. Had to write my own version which works like paint
selection in maya but is much faster. Give me a shout if you wanna try
that
at some point.
Cheers
Phil
jason schleifer wrote:
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> that's what I thought.. so the select command should work just fine..
>
>
> On 12/11/06, Chris Domigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> and if I go $("#content").load()
>> >
>> > does the stuff inside #content get deleted automatically?
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>>
>>
>> Yes - load() overwrites the contents of the element.
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>> Chris
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