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AJAX callback function take the XHR request as a param. Event callbacks take the event object as a param, and the "this" variable inside the callback corresponds to the DOM Element the event is called on.
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http://www.visualjquery.com/index.xml

In the documentation, I don't see a description of parameters passed to 
callback functions.

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[jQuery] sortable problem

2006-09-03 Thread Will Jessup

List & Stephan,

I'm trying to work w/ sortables here but running across an issue 
whenever i use an FX.

http://www.willjessup.com/sandbox/jquery/sortable/hybrid2.html

If you select an item, then w/out moving it unselect it , you won't be 
able to re-select the item. Then, if you select an item under one of the 
items w/ the "change" it messes up the z-indexing.

Once i turn off any FX on sortables all is well.

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Re: [jQuery] Semi-New jQuery Site Live

> On more thing:
> jQuery Roadmap (http://jquery.com/dev/upcoming/) shows that 1.0 is 91%
> complete. This can't be right? ;-)

Well, that's sort of right - in that I haven't finished the Prototype
or IE 5 plugins, yet. However, I haven't yet created a new "1.1"
release date, so some bugs and feature requests have been labeled as
1.0, which I'll change.

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On Sep 3, 2006, at 7:36 PM, John Resig wrote:Good catch, I've revamped the source code page completely. There's now only "latest" and Subversion Great! Now there's another issue with that page: Do you want the compressed or the uncompressed to be the recommended download? They're both labeled "compressed," but the first one links to the uncompressed version.     * Compressed Latest jQuery Recommended Download!    * Latest jQuery (Compressed) My guess is that the compressed version is the one you want to recommend, so I took the liberty of changing the Distribution section to read thus:    * Compressed Latest jQuery Recommended Download!    * Uncompressed Latest jQuery Feel free to change this to however else you might want it to be.On more thing:jQuery Roadmap (http://jquery.com/dev/upcoming/) shows that 1.0 is 91% complete. This can't be right? ;-)Karl___Karl Swedbergwww.englishrules.comwww.learningjquery.com___
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> When I click on the "source code" link in the Advanced section of the
> home page, I go to jquery.com/src. If i then click on the "Download
> jQuery" or "Uncompressed Latest jQuery" link, I still get the old
> (May 12) version of jQuery. That link should probably be changed to
> point to 1.01 or whatever the latest version number is now.

Good catch, I've revamped the source code page completely. There's now
only "latest" and Subversion.

> I would change this myself, but I haven't kept track of where the
> official version is since I've been using svn for the past month or so.

The latest version is now located at:
http://jquery.com/src/jquery-latest.js
http://jquery.com/src/jquery-latest.pack.js

It simply points to whatever the latest, stable, copy of jQuery is -
which, right now, is 1.0.1.

We'll tackle all these pages, one at a time ;-)

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> I've just pushed proj.jquery.com -> jquery.com.

This is excellent news, John! Thanks! There seemed to be quite a bit  
of confusion among new visitors to jquery.com trying to find the  
latest source code, etc. I'm sure this will help alleviate a lot of  
that confusion.

> So, for now, just post messages to this thread and we can sort things
> out as they come in.

When I click on the "source code" link in the Advanced section of the  
home page, I go to jquery.com/src. If i then click on the "Download  
jQuery" or "Uncompressed Latest jQuery" link, I still get the old  
(May 12) version of jQuery. That link should probably be changed to  
point to 1.01 or whatever the latest version number is now.

I would change this myself, but I haven't kept track of where the  
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> Please, if you spot
> 'bugs', missing pages, let me know.  There's still a bunch wrong with
> it, but I felt that it was important to push this live sooner rather
> than later - since there's so much valuable information on there that
> people need to see.
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> Nearly everything is a wiki, so you're welcome to
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Hi Everyone -

I've just pushed proj.jquery.com -> jquery.com. Please, if you spot
'bugs', missing pages, let me know.  There's still a bunch wrong with
it, but I felt that it was important to push this live sooner rather
than later - since there's so much valuable information on there that
people need to see.

So, for now, just post messages to this thread and we can sort things
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Re: [jQuery] Anything similar to scriptaculous for JQuery

There's the excellent Interface plugin for jQuery - it is a complete
Scriptaculous replacement. We were considering porting Scriptaculous
over, but once Stefan released Interface, it became apparent that
there was no longer a need to go down that path.

Interface:
http://interface.eyecon.ro/

More jQuery Plugins:
http:/proj.jquery.com/plugins/

--John

> Prototype users have the scriptaculous library for all the cool UI
> stuff. Does JQuery have an equivalent effort going on? Can scriptaculous
>   be used with JQuery or is it so intertwined with Prototype that
> decoupling the two is impossible? What moo.fx? Usable with JQuery?
> Alternatives?
>
> Thanks. Just trying to piece all of the options together.

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Yup! jQuery has the Interface library: http://interface.eyecon.roOn 9/3/06, Rey Bango <
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2006-09-03 Thread Rey Bango

Hi everyone,

Prototype users have the scriptaculous library for all the cool UI 
stuff. Does JQuery have an equivalent effort going on? Can scriptaculous 
  be used with JQuery or is it so intertwined with Prototype that 
decoupling the two is impossible? What moo.fx? Usable with JQuery? 
Alternatives?

Thanks. Just trying to piece all of the options together.

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Re: [jQuery] Interface Slider in Opera

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Re: [jQuery] Announcing the new Learning jQuery blog

2006-09-03 Thread Fil

@ Yehuda Katz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> :
> Very cool guys. And welcome to the third-party documenting jQuery club! The
> community makes us strong.

Indeed! I'm preparing a "news portal" at http://jquery.info/sedna/ (see
http://sedna.spip.org/ to see what it will look like when it is populated,
and click on http://www.jquery.info/sedna/?lang=en&age=31 to get a taste of
it in English and with several articles)

If you gals and guys have jQuery-specific RSS feeds to aggregate (your
documentation blogs, flickr and del.icio.us feeds, technorati and so on),
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Re: [jQuery] Download > Cheat Sheet, one page , printable, quick refrence, Jquery

2006-09-03 Thread Rey Bango

Hi Nilesh,

When I try to download the PDF and open it, it generates an error. Is 
there something wrong with it?

Rey..

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2006-09-03 Thread Patrick Hall

This is a great idea, very much looking forward to following it.

Pat
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Very cool guys. And welcome to the third-party documenting jQuery club! The community makes us strong.-- YehudaOn 9/3/06, Karl Swedberg <
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. As of now, it only has three entries, but I hope to add a few more each week. For the most part, it will cover basic things that can be done, how to get started, tutorials, and demos. Part of the inspiration for the blog comes from the
www.learningmovabletype.com blog, which I found very helpful while I got started with that blogging software. The other part comes from all of you on the mailing list (including John Resig, of course) who have provided such excellent help and thoughtful discussion.
My blog's third entry, which probably should have been the first, sums up what my two friends and I are going to try to do:Welcome to the new Learning jQuery — a multi-author weblog with the aim of sharing information about this most amazing of _javascript_ libraries. As we post entries, you might begin to notice that the three authors — Karl, Dan, and JonBob — approach jQuery, _javascript_, and life in general from three different perspectives. Our programming experience ranges from beginner to advanced, so we hope to appeal to all levels of other programmers out there as well. We'll do our best to make each entry clear, concise, and understandable, and we'll also try to place them in categories according to level of difficulty. If you have questions or critiques or suggestions for improvement, well, that's what the comments are for. Enjoy!

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[jQuery] JQuery Bug: FF/Mac, ifModified, ResponseHeader

Hi,

I have this line of code:

  $('#comments').load('/shared/fetch/forum/comments/comments.php');

When calling it in IE, FF/PC, Safari etc. everything is fine. But when 
calling the same line of code in FF/Mac, it does not work and I get an 
NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE on line 1704 in JQuery 1.0.1.:

  // Cache Last-Modified header, if ifModified mode.
  var modRes = xml.getResponseHeader("Last-Modified");

Creating a plain text file and calling it works as expected:

  
$('#comments').load('/shared/fetch/forum/comments/helloworld.html');

My quick-fix was to change it to:
   
if ( ifModified ) {
var modRes = xml.getResponseHeader("Last-Modified");
if ( ifModified && modRes ) jQuery.lastModified[url] = modRes;
}

John, what would be the right thing to do?
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Re: [jQuery] xPath

> Can I use jQuery's xPath capability to locate an element in an arbitrary XML 
> file loaded using Ajax?

Yes! For example:

$.post("test.xml",function(data){
  $("//foo/bar",data).each( ... );

  // or, with CSS:

  $("foo > bar").each( ... );
});

It's important to note that jQuery only supports a very very small
subset of the full XPath spec. More details here:
http://proj.jquery.com/docs/Base/Expression/XPath/

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Re: [jQuery] Download > Cheat Sheet, one page , printable, quick refrence, Jquery

2006-09-03 Thread Alex Brem

Nilesh Patel wrote:
> How about this Cheat Sheet I made, based off visual jquery..

Hello Nilesh,

thanks for the sheet, I really like it. About the 2nd/back page: I think
this would be great. Maybe also with some tricks and/or often used
idioms (which would IMHO be a great help for beginners of jQuery).

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Re: [jQuery] Interface Library, Firefox on Mac

Stefan Petre schrieb:

>I fixed this, this words are not used anymore.
>  
>
Thank you very much :)
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2006-09-03 Thread Nilesh Patel

How about this Cheat Sheet I made, based off visual jquery..

Download (88kb) Printable One page PDF cheat sheet for Jquery below link:

http://www.define-web.com/jquery_cheat_sheet/jquery_cheat_sheet_080306_v1.pdf

hope that helps, notice, its clean and no "made by XYZ" , so use it for 
what you wish.

to do:
I am thinking about making a 2nd page (back side) that will hold extra 
helpful info such as CSS and XPath Together, and some basic examples.


printing tips:
Set printer settings to horzonal paper layout.
if needed set fit to page option in adobe acrobat.
black ink only (color not needed)

it may not perfect cheat sheet , yet it gets the work done!
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Re: [jQuery] jCarousel

2006-09-03 Thread digital spaghetti

I love this plugin.  One thing I wonder if you can help with?

I would like to use this for my main navigation.  What I'd like to do
is display only 1 image at a time, which is a navigation link.  Each
time the prev/next are pressed and an image is displayed, I would like
to have a div next to it change content, so each item is desribed.
I'd like to do this with the id tag as the link title (i.e. Home) and
the title tag as the description.

What I want to know is how to I modify or use the event handlers from
the button press to include some code for changing the content of some
display tags?

Then using jq, I'll fade out the existing content, replace it using
DOM and then fade the div back in.

Thanks,
Tane

On 9/2/06, Jan Sorgalla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Justin Carter wrote:
> >
> > On 9/1/06, jsorgalla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Hi there,
> >> [...]
> >> Check it out at http://sorgalla.com/pages/jcarousel.html
> >> and let me know what you think.
> >
> > Looks very very polished for a first release, well done :)
> >
>
> Thanks for your response..
>
>
> Justin Carter wrote:
> >
> > To make it a bit less obtrusive for browsers with javascript turned
> > off might there be a better way to insert the Prev / Next buttons
> > after the script kicks in, instead of having to put them into the
> > HTML?
> >
> > Another reason I would consider that option is from a CMS users point
> > of view where they know very little HTML, it would save them inserting
> > the two images, because in those cases the less they need to know
> > about structural HTML the better!
> >
>
> That would restrict the flexibility of designing controls a bit i think...
> Theoretically you can use more than one control for next/prev or use
> other elements like .
>
>
> Justin Carter wrote:
> >
> > In an ideal world it would actually be nice to achieve with just a
> > class name on the unordered list, but I know that might be taking it a
> > bit too far :)
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Re: [jQuery] Interface Library, Firefox on Mac

2006-09-03 Thread Stefan Petre

I fixed this, this words are not used anymore.

Michael Geary wrote:
>> Ok, I have renamed "interface" to iface on line 62. And line 74 to:
>>
>> z.iface = iface;
>>
>> Now it does not throw an error on load anymore, but I haven't 
>> tested the functionality itself, since I don't use Scale, 
>> Puff or Grow anyway. In fact, I have removed ifxscale from my 
>> packed file now.
>>
>> And I have found another error on Firefox/Mac:
>> 
>>
>> Error: missing name after . operator
>>
>> In isortables.js on line 92:
>>
>> shs.float = 'none';
>> 
>>
>>
>> But I haven't tried to change this. Excluded isortables completely...
>> 
>
> Yes, 'float' is a reserved word just like 'interface'!
>
> Sounds like the Interface code could use a good going-over looking for any
> other reserved words...
>
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Here is a (temporary?) URL of the most complete list that I know of:

http://proj.jquery.com/docs/Plugins/

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Re: [jQuery] Interface Library, Firefox on Mac

2006-09-03 Thread Dave Benjamin

On Sun, 3 Sep 2006, Arash Yalpani wrote:

> And I have found another error on Firefox/Mac:
> 
>
> Error: missing name after . operator
>
> In isortables.js on line 92:
>
>shs.float = 'none';
> 

"float" is a reserved word in JavaScript. The following is equivalent:

shs['float'] = 'none';

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Re: [jQuery] Interface Library, Firefox on Mac

2006-09-03 Thread Michael Geary

> Ok, I have renamed "interface" to iface on line 62. And line 74 to:
> 
> z.iface = iface;
> 
> Now it does not throw an error on load anymore, but I haven't 
> tested the functionality itself, since I don't use Scale, 
> Puff or Grow anyway. In fact, I have removed ifxscale from my 
> packed file now.
> 
> And I have found another error on Firefox/Mac:
> 
> 
> Error: missing name after . operator
> 
> In isortables.js on line 92:
> 
> shs.float = 'none';
> 
> 
> 
> But I haven't tried to change this. Excluded isortables completely...

Yes, 'float' is a reserved word just like 'interface'!

Sounds like the Interface code could use a good going-over looking for any
other reserved words...

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Re: [jQuery] Interface Library, Firefox on Mac

Hi Michael, Hi Stefan,

Michael Geary schrieb:

>You could edit the code and change that word to see if it fixes it. The
>function in question begins at line 62 of ifxscale.js. Try a global replace
>and change "interface" to something else, then run the code through Packer
>again.
>  
>

Ok, I have renamed "interface" to iface on line 62. And line 74 to:

z.iface = iface;

Now it does not throw an error on load anymore, but I haven't tested the 
functionality itself, since I don't use Scale, Puff or Grow anyway. In 
fact, I have removed ifxscale from my packed file now.

And I have found another error on Firefox/Mac:


Error: missing name after . operator

In isortables.js on line 92:

shs.float = 'none';



But I haven't tried to change this. Excluded isortables completely...

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Re: [jQuery] Interface Library, Firefox on Mac

2006-09-03 Thread Michael Geary

> >"interface" is a reserved word.
> >
> >http://javascript.about.com/library/blreserved.htm

> I guessed somethink like this already...
> 
> Stefan (Petre), is there any quick fix available / possible? 
> :-) Thanks, Arash

You could edit the code and change that word to see if it fixes it. The
function in question begins at line 62 of ifxscale.js. Try a global replace
and change "interface" to something else, then run the code through Packer
again.

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Re: [jQuery] Interface Library, Firefox on Mac

Hi Dave,

>"interface" is a reserved word.
>
>http://javascript.about.com/library/blreserved.htm
>  
>
I guessed somethink like this already...

Stefan (Petre), is there any quick fix available / possible? :-)
Thanks,
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Re: [jQuery] Compilation of jQuery add-ons

2006-09-03 Thread Rafael Santos

hmm... ive tagged some samples, demos, etc ... all jquery relatedhttp://del.icio.us/shanex/jquery =)2006/9/3, Sam <
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Re: [jQuery] xPath

2006-09-03 Thread Christof Donat

Hi,

> Can I use jQuery's xPath capability to locate an element in an arbitrary
> XML file loaded using Ajax?

Yes:

$('/my/[EMAIL PROTECTED]',XMLDOMDocument)

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Re: [jQuery] Interface Library, Firefox on Mac

2006-09-03 Thread Dave Methvin

> On the JavaScript-Console, the cursor points to "...,interface,...".

"interface" is a reserved word.

http://javascript.about.com/library/blreserved.htm


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Newbie question:

Can I use jQuery's xPath capability to locate an element in an arbitrary XML 
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