Oh, ok. Thank you. The jQuery website gave me no idea that jquery ui 1.5b4 was dependent on jquery 1.2.4a. In fact I had no idea 1.2.4a was even available.
Allright... I switched to the (nightly) 1.2.4a, and the error of course disappeared. The jqueryUI site could make it more clear that a specific jquery build is required. Also, isn't it a little strange that a beta build depends on an alpha in this case? (1.5b4 depending on 1.2.4a) ? What would I downgrade to if I wanted to run stable versions of both jquery and jquery-ui? Thanks! Eric On May 11, 6:38 pm, Ariel Flesler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > OuterWidth has been include along with the rest of Dimensions' methods > into jQuery 1.2.4a which (as far as I know) is the release that comes > with the last UI. > > Are you seeing this on Safari ? I got a failing test on Safari for > outerWidth. > > -- > Ariel Fleslerhttp://flesler.blogspot.com > > On 11 mayo, 21:59, Eric Ongerth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Take a look the following from jquery.ui-all-1.5b4.js: -- it's inside > > of the droppable() method's init method: > > > 802 //Store the droppable's proportions > > 803 this.proportions = { width: this.element.outerWidth(), height: > > this.element.outerHeight() }; > > > I have been stuck for a while on an error this causes. I am calling > > droppable() on a div and I get an error saying this.element.outerWidth > > is not a function. Of course, because elements don't have an > > outerWidth! The div from which I'm calling droppable() has a width, > > offsetWidth(), scrollWidth(), as checked with a Firebug breakpoint at > > the time of calling droppable(). But it naturally does not have an > > outerWidth(). > > > This seems like an error in jquery-ui. But if that were true, > > wouldn't people have tripped over it everywhere? Therefore it makes > > me wonder what I am doing wrong instead. > > > Can anyone offer some insight about this? > > > Eric
