Chris Double schrieb:
>> In IE, when I do enter a value into the practice "tab" and submit,
>> the page returns to the "Overview" tab with no result provided in the
>> "Practice" tab.
>
> Try removing the 'action' attribute on the form element. Since you are
> effectively doing an 'onsubmit' it'
> If you mean that the text sits too far to the right, it looks like that
> is cause by a float issue with your ul.anchors. Adding one more line to
> your fragment class should do the trick:
> .fragment {
> padding: 10px;
> background: #fff;
> clear: left;
> }
>
> At least it worked for m
Thanks Chris,
In this instance, that fix didn't do the job.
I have uploaded another page http://it029485/171127/degreeCdays3.asp
to isolate the AJAX problem from the now-fixed display problems.
It seems as though IE is not responding to the $post instruction at all.
Cheers,
Bruce
At 03:47 p
> In IE, when I do enter a value into the practice "tab" and submit,
> the page returns to the "Overview" tab with no result provided in the
> "Practice" tab.
Try removing the 'action' attribute on the form element. Since you are
effectively doing an 'onsubmit' it's not needed. IIRC I had problems
Excellent Karl, you were spot on both times! Thanks very
much.
It now looks correct in IE!
Cheers,
Bruce
At 03:01 p.m. 10/08/2006, you wrote:
On Aug 9, 2006, at 9:50 PM,
Bruce MacKay wrote:
Thanks Xianan, your post moved
me to check the page on a third machine running IE6/WinXPSP2 and
certainly
On Aug 9, 2006, at 9:50 PM, Bruce MacKay wrote:Thanks Xianan, your post moved me to check the page on a third machine running IE6/WinXPSP2 and certainly the blurred text was not apparent (why it is on the two other machines I checked is beyond me).I have a hunch that if you add a background color t
very neato! thank you! cheers, d.)
On Aug 9, 2006, at 7:12 PM, Karl Swedberg wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I've been talking up jQuery to my friends at work a lot lately, so
> one of them had the bright idea of putting together a little
> Textmate bundle to do some nifty jQuery code completion. I
Thanks Xianan, your post moved me to check the page on a third machine
running IE6/WinXPSP2 and certainly the blurred text was not apparent (why
it is on the two other machines I checked is beyond me).
The incorrect positioning of the text on the page as you move from tab to
tab still exists howe
Thanks
Dave and Mike J
I’m definitely not
a jquery/jscript expert L I played with it a bit more and came up with:
$(document).ready(function(){
$(".magazineCheckBox").showHideComment();
});
$.fn.showHideComment
= function(){
var show = true;
I test it in IE6/WinXPSP2, and see nothing wrong with _javascript_ effect :)May be CSS's problems? check it.2006/8/10, Bruce MacKay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>:Hi folks,Sorry about this "what's wrong with IE" question, but I've never
encountered such a difference between IE and FF before.I have an applica
Hi folks,
Sorry about this "what's wrong with IE" question, but I've never
encountered such a difference between IE and FF before.
I have an application at
http://horticulture127.massey.ac.nz/degreeCdays.asp which works
perfectly in FF and basically not at all in IE - and I don't know
where t
> This is a very cool exercise, other than the licensing which you require.
The licensing, correct, I won't bend on, though your sentiment confuses
me. jQuery is being considered by John under a dual GPL/MIT license so
that it can get into Drupal and, since all my development work is
centered a
I use the latest SVN jQuery version and the latest FireFox 1.5.0.6 plus
FireBug 0.4.
When I set a programmaticly breakpoint inside the jQuery code (debugger;),
the FireBug Debugger opens, but the code pane and the local variable pane is
empty!??? When I step over/thru a couple of times, the functio
Just curious what we are going to do from a usability experience perspective
when the browser fails to completely populate the jquery code throughout
whatever demo is being run.
In other words I re-loaded the page (IE 6) and only menu 1 worked of the
Suckerfish menus.. like the jquery code did
This is a very cool exercise, other than the licensing which you require.
>> Hi there, this is a wonderful idea, well thought out and decently
>> explained. I had a few questions off the top of my head:
>>
>> Given that this is an open source community, how
>>
> > private / NDA driven would
Damn! Killer Myles, just like I am attempting to make. Thanks for the demo. I
will see where I was mis-firing.
http://be.twixt.us/jquery/suckerFish.php
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Ok thanks! I was just starting to notice if I put absolute positioning on the
sub-menus then they can be whatever width..
I will take a look.
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Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 5:07 PM
To: jQuery Discussion.
> Just found the only disadvantage to that is that now the sub-menu width
> *must* be the same width as the parent-menu. Otherwise the sub-div makes
> the parent-div grow too. Don't like that effect/bug on horiz. menus.
This is dealt with in the famous suckerfish menu. see jquery.blog it has
just
Just
found the only disadvantage to that is that now the sub-menu width *must* be the
same width as the parent-menu. Otherwise the sub-div makes the parent-div grow
too. Don't like that effect/bug on horiz. menus.
...
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I use in my web projects successfully turbowidgets with jquery and the result is very good but I only can use this widgets kit in free web projects, but the license can not allow commercial projects. I tested qooxdoo but it is heavy weigth, too much size compared with turbowidgets.
Somebody knows
> I've been talking up jQuery to my friends at work a lot lately, so
> one of them had the bright idea of putting together a little Textmate
> bundle to do some nifty jQuery code completion. It's still
> incomplete, but for those of you who use TextMate, you might find it
> quite useful, as I have.
> From: Dave Methvin
>
> The implementation is pretty straightforward, but the
> implications are tough to handle. You'd need to store both
> the incoming selector string (assume you don't have to cache
> incoming DOM references) and the context. Then you'd need
> some way to invalidate the ca
I want a mac... :(On 8/9/06, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone,I've been talking up jQuery to my friends at work a lot lately, soone of them had the bright idea of putting together a little Textmatebundle to do some nifty jQuery code completion. It's still
incomplete, but for tho
On Aug 9, 2006, at 3:28 PM, Frank Manno wrote:
>
> css: #myDiv{ display; none }
> js: $("#myDiv").show();
>
> The div does not get displayed... It works fine in FF. It does work,
> however, when removing the "display: none" style. Any ideas on how to
> get this working in Safari?
Not tested, bu
Great
idea! Thank you.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Jonathan
HowardSent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 3:24 PMTo: jQuery
Discussion.Subject: Re: [jQuery] Horiz. Menu with the
DOMJust put the submenu tags within the parent me
Hey all,
I've tried searching the discussion arcives to no avail... I'm running
into an issue on Safari 2.0.4 where setting a DIV to "display: none"
in the CSS causes the "show()" method to not work.
here's an example:
css: #myDiv{ display; none }
js: $("#myDiv").show();
The div does not get di
> Also this works fine for both IE and FF:
> alert($("tag", xml).get(0).firstChild.data);
When accessing the text value of XML elements you should always use
.nodeValue - that works the most reliably from browser to browser.
This is why doing the jQuery .text() works in both browsers.
--John
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Just put the submenu tags within the parent menu tag. That way, being over the sub menu means you ARE over the parent menu (because it will expand to contain the sub menu).
On 8/9/06, Acuff, Daniel (Comm Lines, PAC) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anyone know how to test if the mouse is over an ID a
Title: Horiz. Menu with the DOM
Anyone know how to test if the mouse is over an ID area?
In this function I have the sub-menu close if I leave the parent-menu tab. That of course closes the sub menu if I move down on to it. How do I test if I move into that area it is "ok" leave the sub menu
Some more brainstorming:
The cache refresh issue is tricky. As john mentioned, jquery could
easily ensure that it cleanly manages the cache by including cache
updaters attached to append/prepend, before/after, html. (the jquery
DOM modifiers).
Where the implementation uses other DOM alterin
> Has any thought been given to a plugin or a modification to jquery
> to cache the DOM objects resulting from queries for laster use?
The implementation is pretty straightforward, but the implications are tough
to handle. You'd need to store both the incoming selector string (assume you
don't ha
I've actually put a lot of thought into caching - an implementation of
which would be almost exactly as you describe. There are two huge
stumbling blocks to consider though:
1) Performming any DOM modification using a non-jQuery library would
completely mess up any caching abilities. For example,
> Hi there, this is a wonderful idea, well thought out and decently
> explained. I had a few questions off the top of my head:
>
> Given that this is an open source community, how
> private / NDA driven would the prototype need to be?
No privacy is needed, nor would I require an NDA -- if someo
Looks great in FF, but fails to load in Safari. This is all it returns:
jQuery Documentation
jQuery Docs » API
Loading...
On Wed, 9 Aug 2006, John Resig wrote:
> I've been bus
All,
I had a few question regarding DOM caching and jquery and how it
effects overall performance.
Assumptions (based on my knowledge):
1) jquery does not cache its queries
2) In general, walking the DOM to find matching elements, classes and
attributes does have a performance hit. I underst
Does not work with the latest svn but it works with 1.0a. you gave me
the same link :) i did try a newier svn first though just to check still
no go.
Aloyzas Rimeika wrote:
> Maybe this one will work :)
> http://www.aloyzas.lt/javascript/jquery/dom.js
>
> On 8/9/06, Jason Yeckel <[EMAIL PROTECTE
> Good day. I know what I want, I just don't have the time to get there.> I'd like to pay someone from the jQuery community to get me started.
> If it's to my liking, I'd also donate some funds back to John Resig.> Code would be considered a work for hire, which means I retain ownership> and can re
No, it's a bug in the code. Opera catches two events.
I've fixed it, but haven't uploaded most recen tversion yet.
On 8/9/06, Gilles Vincent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2006/8/3, Dylan Verheul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > I've improved IE support for my Autocomplete plugin at
> > http://www.dyve.net/
2006/8/3, Dylan Verheul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I've improved IE support for my Autocomplete plugin at
> http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?autocomplete
>
> Keyboard (up, down, tab, enter, escape) now works in IE.
I've got a strange comportment with opera 9.00 Beta :
keydown -> the list of my notes overwr
As a work around, you can pack each of the component pieces
(jquery.js, fx.js, events.js and ajax.js) on their own and then stick
the four eval(...) statements that you get from packing each file into
a single file. It is ~800 bytes larger than packing jquery-svn.js.
Ian
On 8/8/06, Steve Clay <[
I've fixed the problem so that a given type of xml forces an responseXML
regardless of the response header. For me it's ok for local AJAX requests
and also for remote requests wich provide a content-type response header.
I changed:
httpData: function(r,type) {
var ct = r.getResponseHead
Get the latest svn version; it has a fix for this that doesn't require an
external file.
-Mike
> I was working on a redesign of my company's website when I
> noticed that we had a problem in IE when loading up a page
> via HTTPS... Specifically, it's this line:
>
> document.write
That's a really cool idea! While I'm entirely too busy to actually
help develop it, I hope someone is willing to step up to the
challenge. Definitely keep us up to date with the project, though, as
I'm sure the results will be very interesting to the community, in
general.
--John
> Good day. I kn
Just a quick update. I found a solution to the bug. It turns out that
"javascript:void(0)" isn't considered "secure content" in IE. I changed that
to "'blankscriptfile.js'" and made a blank script file (names
blankscriptfile.js) and it worked fine. Just for the record, I modified:
I was working on a redesign of my company's website when I noticed that we had
a problem in IE when loading up a page via HTTPS. I would get an error warning
me that some items on the page were insecure (loading up via HTTP, not HTTPS).
After noticing that none of the images on my page were ca
Sam Collett wrote:
>
> You could combine both approaches though - create the select on page
> load, but only add when you hover over a cell.
>
You make a good point there. And that's something I might consider in a
future revision of my code. My problem though, is that I'll need to create a
se
On 09/08/06, Dan Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've had a thought about this which may make it slightly more efficient.
>
>
> Instead of generating each selectbox on load, along with their respective
> options, wouldn't it be better to create on hover, and then hide it when the
> element
It would be nice if the JSON object held information about which file the particular function came from. That's the only thing holding me back from using the object for visual jQuery at the moment.-- Yehuda
On 8/9/06, John Resig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Everyone -I've been busy the past couple
Good day. I know what I want, I just don't have the time to get there.
I'd like to pay someone from the jQuery community to get me started.
If it's to my liking, I'd also donate some funds back to John Resig.
Code would be considered a work for hire, which means I retain ownership
and can release
I've had a thought about this which may make it slightly more efficient.
Instead of generating each selectbox on load, along with their respective
options, wouldn't it be better to create on hover, and then hide it when the
element is mouseout'd.
If the element is then hovered over again, then
ok, thanks, i think i took more modification on john's style. now i revision one that base on john's original css, check it out:
http://realazy.org/temp/jdoc/2006/8/9, Sam Collett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On 09/08/06, Realazy XA Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> Hi, John, I just modify your style.css t
On 09/08/06, Realazy XA Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, John, I just modify your style.css to enhence usability, see here:
> http://realazy.org/temp/jdoc/
>
> This page now can change width and font-size with CTRL + mouse middle
> button in IE, and index letters can be clicked more easier.
> I don't like to start calling methods based on the source code ...
> However, is doing so a reasonable approach to learn jQuery's full
capabilities?
I am a big believer in reading the source. All the documentation about how a
particular method behaves is there. I agree that some of it may be pri
Hi, John, I just modify your style.css to enhence usability, see here: http://realazy.org/temp/jdoc/This page now can change width and font-size with CTRL + mouse middle button in IE, and index letters can be clicked more easier.
if you like it, just use it! see attachment.2006/8/9, John Resig <[
> the .set() function doesn’t seem to change the onclick value in IE
In about a month ago, .set was been renamed to .attr;
you may want to upgrade to the latest jQuery in case your other issues
are due to bugs that are now fixed.
> $("input#"+magazine).set("onclick","showComment('"+magazi
> $("input#"+magazine).set("onclick","hideComment('"+magazine+"');");
That is some interesting code. Kind of an unobtrusive way of
inserting obtrusive javascript. ;-)
Try this:
$("#"+magazine).click(function() {
hideComment(magazine);
});
___
jQ
just use the ajax response
$.post("ajax_dcd.asp", params, function(text){
$("div#selfreview").html(text);
$("div#indicate").hide();
}); return false; });}
>
>
> $.fn.ajaxSubmit = function(e) {this.submit(function(){ var params =
> {}; $(this) .find("[EMAIL PROTECTED], [E
Hello folks,
I cannot work out from the documentation how to return formatted text
arising from an ajax operation.
My code is...
$.fn.ajaxSubmit = function(e) {this.submit(function(){ var params =
{}; $(this) .find("[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]'text'],
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'hidden'], [EMAIL P
Hi John,
> All feedback is appreciated!
nice work so far! I clicked it all and tried to find errors or inconsistencies.
I list them below in a kind of stream-of-thoughts. Most problems should be
obvious, please just ask if anything is unclear.
- a @see would be nice to add links to related fun
It 'seems' to help and now, on a page with 15 rows and 20 columns, about 4-5
disappear. Too many, but I can't complain!
I fixed the select mouseover problem, which was really p*g me off with
the following code:
$("select",element).mouseover(function(e){
window.focus();
e.stopPropagati
On 09/08/06, Dan Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sam,
>
> I'm experiencing the text disappearing problem in FF as well as IE, where
> the text is replaced with "[object Object]" if the mouse moves through the
> cells at speed (and ocassionally, slowly).
>
> I tried to delay the remove() (by
Sam,
I'm experiencing the text disappearing problem in FF as well as IE, where
the text is replaced with "[object Object]" if the mouse moves through the
cells at speed (and ocassionally, slowly).
I tried to delay the remove() (by encasing it in a setTimeout(), in case it
wasn't checking properl
On 09/08/06, Dan Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sam,
>
> I'm not seeing anything in your code below which allows users to interact
> with select boxes properly without it disappearing when you move the mouse
> out of the cell.
>
> This seems to be just about the only hurdle remaining for m
I think that file:/// protocol cannot be used for ajax (at least
inside FF, because of security issues).
IE can convert a String into DOM using document.createElement("your
dom strin here")
On 8/9/06, devsteff [c] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If I load an XML document with the AJAX
> get("http:
Hello hello, recent user,
first time poster, loving jQuery but having an issue in
IE.
I wrote the following to show/hide a text area so users
can add comments if they unsubscribe from a range of mail mags
(uncheck a checkbox). It works perfectly in firefox, but
the .set() function doesn
On 09/08/06, John Resig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Everyone -
>
> I've been busy the past couple nights working on the new
> documentation. You can see it being generated on the fly here (this is
> also in SVN, rev 172 - look in the docs folder):
> http://john.jquery.com/jquery/docs/
>
> It's
Maybe this one will work :)
http://www.aloyzas.lt/javascript/jquery/dom.js
On 8/9/06, Jason Yeckel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://www.aloyzas.lt/javascript/jquery/dom.js
>
> Will this be updated for the 1.0b ? or svn anytime soon?
>
> ___
> jQuery m
Sam,
I'm not seeing anything in your code below which allows users to interact
with select boxes properly without it disappearing when you move the mouse
out of the cell.
This seems to be just about the only hurdle remaining for me.
Cheers
--
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If I load an XML document with the AJAX
get("http://localhost...",myCallback,"xml";) function from my server I am
able to use this XML object inside a jQuery function like $("user adress",
xmlDoc).each(...) to process the nodes.
If I try to load the same XML content from the file system via
get("
Also this works fine for both IE and FF:
alert($("tag", xml).get(0).firstChild.data);
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Thank you Klaus.
Yes, my MIME was set text/xml.
1. alert($("tag", xml).get(0).text);
2. alert($("tag", xml).text());
IE: 1, 2 works
FF: only 2 works
> just putting a prolog on top will not make it xml. please check if you
> have set the correct mime type for your ajax response.
>
> with the extr
Realazy XA Chen schrieb:
> hmmm, I think it's the JavaScript console's fault, no only opacity, but
> cursor (when value is set to hand not pointer) etc., don't trust
> JavaScript console, trust your eyes :)
>
> I think Firefox JavaScript console is not updated with the release.
I still prett
just putting a prolog on top will not make it xml. please check if you
have set the correct mime type for your ajax response.
with the extremely helpful extension firebug you can check what mime
type the response is of.
i don't know where the text property is from, have you tried:
alert($("tag
hmmm, I think it's the _javascript_ console's fault, no only opacity, but cursor (when value is set to hand not pointer) etc., don't trust _javascript_ console, trust your eyes :)I think Firefox _javascript_ console is not updated with the release.
2006/8/9, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Realazy
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