Re: [jQuery] NOTICE: Moving to Google Groups

2007-03-21 Thread Jason Huck

I'm pretty fond of the Nabble interface, personally. I guess their listener
address will get imported along with the rest, though some config might need
to be updated somewhere to make sure messages from the new list get archived
in the same place as the old ones. Well worth doing, IMO, no reason the two
can't peacefully coexist...

- jason






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> 
> Don't think so - you should be able to just enter your email address
> and have it "just work" (as far as I can tell). Regardless, I'll be
> importing everyone's email addresses, so, at the very least, you won't
> have to worry about trying to sign up again.
> 
> --John
> 
> On 3/21/07, Michael Fuerst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> John Resig schrieb:
>> > Brad -
>> >
>> > He's referring to the fact that the group is currently closed and
>> > "invite only". I will be adding everyone from the mailing list tonight
>> > when I make the final switch over.
>>
>> Do I have to create an account in google to use the new list?
>>
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Re: [jQuery] jqUploader: flash-based file upload

2007-02-23 Thread Jason Huck

I just went to your demo page, selected a PDF from my desktop and uploaded
it, and it worked. You'll see the PDF in your file list if you look. I also
noticed other people had uploaded mp3s and other file types as well.

It was Firefox 2.0.0.1 on Mac OS X 10.4.8. Javascript enabled. I didn't do
anything special.

- Jason






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> Jason, can you give me more details? I can't reproduce this, unless i turn
> javascript off, of course 
> 
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> 
> FYI, despite the allowed extensions specified in your code, I was able to
> upload a PDF file without errors.
> 
> This was in Firefox 2.x/Mac.
> 
> Looks interesting, though!
> 
> - jason
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
>> 
>> Hello,
>>  
>> my Plugin replacing file input fields with a richer Flash based upload 
>> field (with progress bar) is ready for your delicate use:
>> HYPERLINK
>> "http://www.pixeline.be/test/jquery/jqUploader/index.html"http://www.p
>> ixeline.be/test/jquery/jqUploader/index.html
>>  
>>  
>> I haven't been able to test it on other platforms than IE7 and FF2 on 
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>>  
>>  
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Re: [jQuery] jqUploader: flash-based file upload

2007-02-22 Thread Jason Huck

FYI, despite the allowed extensions specified in your code, I was able to
upload a PDF file without errors.

This was in Firefox 2.x/Mac.

Looks interesting, though!

- jason




Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
> 
> Hello,
>  
> my Plugin replacing file input fields with a richer Flash based upload
> field (with progress bar) is ready for your delicate use:
> HYPERLINK
> "http://www.pixeline.be/test/jquery/jqUploader/index.html"http://www.pixeline.be/test/jquery/jqUploader/index.html
>  
>  
> I haven't been able to test it on other platforms than IE7 and FF2 on
> Windows XP. So shoot me if it does not work on your platform.
>  
>  
>  
> Special thanks to Vlada and Alex Cook for your help and advise!
>  
>  
> Alexandre
>  
>  
> 
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[jQuery] jquery logo art

2007-02-17 Thread Jason Huck

where can i get a copy of the jquery logo, other than swiping it out of the
site template?

it would be useful for the presentation i'm putting together.

thanks!

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Re: [jQuery] Heads Up - I'll be giving a jQuery Presentation at Spring 2007...

2007-02-15 Thread Jason Huck

Hey, I went to OU!

FWIW, I'll be giving an introduction to jQuery at Lasso Summit 2007
, and I'm taking the approach that since many
long-time web developers *still* haven't dipped their toes into the
AJAX/Web2.0 waters, it's better to start simple and build slowly. My
examples cover basic DOM traversal and manipulation, binding events,
AJAX/AHAH, and core effects like show/hide and fadeIn/fadeOut. Plugins are
mentioned, but the only one I'm using in the demo is the rounded corners
plugin. At first I was concerned that it was too simple, but then I
remembered: that's the point! Plus, I have to devote at least some of the
time to the server side of things, as that's the whole point of the
conference. :P

Cheers, and good luck with your presentation,
Jason



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> 
> I'm going to be giving a presentation on jQuery at Spring  2007 this
> year (http://www.sbconference.com/.)
> 
> I'm planning on going over some popular plug-ins and some basic
> tips/tricks.
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> 
> Any suggestions?
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Re: [jQuery] help with recursive function

2007-01-23 Thread Jason Huck

Thanks, it did indeed need to go into the callback function in order to work,
I just didn't have the syntax quite right the first time I tried it.

- jason




malsup wrote:
> 
>> This works fine for the first step (the form that is initially loaded),
>> but
>> fails to bind to the newly loaded form after submit. I tried moving the
>> recursive call into the after/success callback of .ajaxSubmit, but it
>> didn't
>> make any difference. Not sure what else to try. Any suggestions?
> 
> Jason,
> 
> The binding definitely needs to execute in the callback of the
> ajaxSubmit method.
> 
> $('form').ajaxSubmit({
> target: '#pgContentInner',
> url: '/path/to/page',
> method: 'post',
> complete: function(xhr, status) {
> if (status == "error")
> // do error stuff
> else
> bindForm();
> }
> );
> 
> What happens when you run bindForm from the callback?  Have you tried
> using Firebug and setting a breakpoint on that line?
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Re: [jQuery] Capturing modifier key events

2007-01-23 Thread Jason Huck

I would love to see a jQuery plugin that handles the browser-specific
retrieval of the key events, translates them into the keycodes, and does the
test for a specific combination for you behind the scenes. I'm imagining
usage something like this:

$().keycommand({'control','s'}, function() {
// what you want control-s to do.
});

Maybe you should be able to specify the event:

$().keycommand({'control','s'}, 'keydown', function() {
// what you want control-s to do.
});

Or, be able to do all your key bindings in a single hash, like:

$().keycommands({
{'control','s'}: function(){ // custom save },
{'control','z'}: function(){ // custom undo }
});

Possible? Anyone done something like this?

Cheers,
Jason





Blair McKenzie-2 wrote:
> 
> I've found that I've had to add keydown to both document and body in order
> to detect ctrl and shift in both ie and ff.\
> $(document).add("body").keydown( function(e) {
>   var ctrl = e.keyCode == 16 || e.ctrlKey;
>   var alt = e.keyCode == 18 || e.altKey;
> });
> 
> Blair
> 
> 
> On 10/5/06, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Sam Collett schrieb:
>> > In IE:
>> > e.keyCode returns the same as e.charCode in Firefox
>> > The keys keyCode detects in Firefox are not detected at all in IE (so
>> > you cannot prevent copy/paste in text boxes for example)
>>
>>
>> Sam, if you need that, maybe you can use oncopy/onbeforecopy in IE for
>> that...
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[jQuery] help with recursive function

2007-01-19 Thread Jason Huck

I am trying to create a multi-step form using a recursive function to find
the form, bind a submit event, and replace the form with either an error
message or a new form for the following step. This is what I have so far:

$(function(){
bindForm = function(){

$('#pgContentInner').find('form').submit(function(){
$('#pgContentInner').hide('slow', 
function(){
$('form').ajaxSubmit({
target: 
'#pgContentInner',
url: '/path/to/page',
method: 'post'
});
}).show('slow');

bindForm();
return false;
});
}

bindForm();
});

This works fine for the first step (the form that is initially loaded), but
fails to bind to the newly loaded form after submit. I tried moving the
recursive call into the after/success callback of .ajaxSubmit, but it didn't
make any difference. Not sure what else to try. Any suggestions?

Thanks!
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Re: [jQuery] Not sure how to do this...

2006-10-11 Thread Jason Huck

I was able to do it with a slight tweak of the code posted here:
http://www.nabble.com/How-to-change-value-of-select-dropdown--tf2308098.html#a6420831



jQuery.fn.option = function(value){
return this.each(function(){
var select = $(this)[0];
for(var i = 0; i < select.length; i++) 
if(select[i].innerHTML == value) 
select.selectedIndex = i;
});
};

$(function(){
$('#kwd').keyup(function(){ 
$('#list').option(this.value);
}); 
});






bar
foo
far









Brian Litzinger wrote:
> 
> how do I take the value of an text field, and check it against the text in
> a select list? For example, if I type "foo" in a text field, and I have a
> select list that looks like the one below it'll automatically make the
> second option selected.
> 
> 
> bar
> foo
> bar
> 
> 
> Basically as I type I want to check the value on every key up to see if it
> exists in the select list(not as the value, but the text) then take a
> certain action.
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Re: [jQuery] Autocomplete Plugin: iframe visible in IE6.

2006-10-05 Thread Jason Huck

FWIW, I killed the parts of the CSS that were hacks for IE5 support (we
haven't supported IE5 in a while), and it seems to be fine now.

- jason





Dylan Verheul wrote:
> 
> I've had the same experience writing it.
> You can set the width of the iframe to the width of the autocomplete
> results, that prevents horizontal scrollbars.
> 
> Other than that, I haven't had any problems.
> 
> Maybe the recent bgiframe extension might be of help?
> 
> Dylan
> 
> On 10/4/06, Jason Huck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> When using the Autocomplete plugin found here:
>>
>> http://www.dyve.net/jquery?autocomplete
>>
>> I've got one version of IE (6.0.3790.1830) that shows the entire 3000px
>> by
>> 3000px iframe on the screen, obscuring everything behind it and causing
>> huge
>> scrollbars to appear on the page. It even happens on the demo page
>> itself.
>>
>> Other browsers (even other versions of IE 6) have a few mild quirks here
>> and
>> there, but nothing like this.
>>
>> Anyone else seeing this? Any ideas for a workaround? I am guessing,
>> looking
>> at the CSS, that it has something to do with z-index and/or
>> filter:mask()...
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Jason
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Re: [jQuery] Bug?

2006-10-04 Thread Jason Huck

Thanks, Rey. Trimming the output allows it to display correctly. 

Of note: The callback for my new $.get() contains another (different)
$.get(). The inner $.get() doesn't use a callback, but when I first switched
the outer call over from .load(), IE reported this:

Line: 1615
Error: 'constructor' is null or not an object

Line 1615 in jquery.js is this:

if ( data.constructor == Function ) {

...which is inside something called 'extend', so I expect there may be some
sort of inheritance issue at play. To get rid of the error, I added an empty
callback to the inner $.get(), i.e. this:

$.get('/path/to/ajax/stuff/');

...became this:

$.get('/path/to/ajax/stuff/',function(){void(null);});


- jason







Rey Bango-2 wrote:
> 
> Jason,
> 
> I had a similar problem which ended up being a problem with the way that 
> my server-side programming language, ColdFusion, was returning the rows. 
> There was a ton of leading and trailing spaces in the response packet so 
> once I trimmed that, it was able to insert my rows successfully. My code 
> looks very similar to yours.
> 
> I tried using Firebug to show me the response but the best results I got 
> were with IE and ServiceCapture. That showed me how the response packet 
> was malformed. Try out the latter to see if you're experiencing the same 
> issue.
> 
> Rey...
> 
> Jason Huck wrote:
>> I ran into this problem today, trying to replace the contents of a
>> ,
>> but so far John's suggested workaround isn't quite doing the trick.
>> .load()
>> works everywhere except in IE.
>> 
>> Using alternate code as suggested:
>> 
>> $.get('/path/to/ajax/page/', function(thehtml){
>>  $("tbody#foo").empty().append(thehtml); 
>> });
>> 
>> ...the empty() fires, but the append() somehow doesn't insert thehtml
>> correctly. thehtml is pretty basic, looks something like this:
>> 
>> 
>>  blahblahblah
>>  blahblahblah
>>  blahblahblah
>> 
>> 
>>  blahblahblah
>>  blahblahblah
>>  blahblahblah
>> 
>> 
>> What's really strange is, I _can_ get it to show up by doing this:
>> 
>> $.get('/path/to/ajax/page/', function(thehtml){
>>  $("tbody#foo").empty().append('' + thehtml + ''); 
>> });
>> 
>> ...which I initially did just to verify that I was getting a result back.
>> This, though, screws up later code that operates on the newly added
>> nodes,
>> as well as just plain being wrong as far as I can tell.
>> 
>> Any ideas?
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Jason
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> John Resig wrote:
>> 
>>>
>>>IE really hates dealing with Tables and innerHTML (which is what
>>>.load() uses). An alternative may look something like this (untested):
>>>
>>>$.get('ajaxClassObjects.act?type=5&id=9',function(html){
>>>$("#objects").empty().append( html );
>>>});
>>>
>>>It's worth a shot - let me know if that helps.
>>>
>>>--John
>>>
>>>
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Re: [jQuery] Bug?

2006-10-04 Thread Jason Huck

Also of note: using $.get() in combination with .empty() and .append()
instead of .load() has the added benefit of fixing reflow issues I've seen
in Opera when replacing table contents. With .load(), the new content flows
in inline in a big jumble, but with $.get(), it retains the correct visual
structure. Probably another quirk with innerHTML.

Perhaps .load() should be updated to use .empty() and .append() as well??

Thanks,
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[jQuery] Autocomplete Plugin: iframe visible in IE6.

2006-10-04 Thread Jason Huck

When using the Autocomplete plugin found here:

http://www.dyve.net/jquery?autocomplete

I've got one version of IE (6.0.3790.1830) that shows the entire 3000px by
3000px iframe on the screen, obscuring everything behind it and causing huge
scrollbars to appear on the page. It even happens on the demo page itself.

Other browsers (even other versions of IE 6) have a few mild quirks here and
there, but nothing like this.

Anyone else seeing this? Any ideas for a workaround? I am guessing, looking
at the CSS, that it has something to do with z-index and/or filter:mask()...

Thanks,
Jason



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Re: [jQuery] Bug?

2006-10-03 Thread Jason Huck

I ran into this problem today, trying to replace the contents of a ,
but so far John's suggested workaround isn't quite doing the trick. .load()
works everywhere except in IE.

Using alternate code as suggested:

$.get('/path/to/ajax/page/', function(thehtml){
$("tbody#foo").empty().append(thehtml); 
});

...the empty() fires, but the append() somehow doesn't insert thehtml
correctly. thehtml is pretty basic, looks something like this:


blahblahblah
blahblahblah
blahblahblah


blahblahblah
blahblahblah
blahblahblah


What's really strange is, I _can_ get it to show up by doing this:

$.get('/path/to/ajax/page/', function(thehtml){
$("tbody#foo").empty().append('' + thehtml + ''); 
});

...which I initially did just to verify that I was getting a result back.
This, though, screws up later code that operates on the newly added nodes,
as well as just plain being wrong as far as I can tell.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Jason







John Resig wrote:
> 
> 
> IE really hates dealing with Tables and innerHTML (which is what
> .load() uses). An alternative may look something like this (untested):
> 
> $.get('ajaxClassObjects.act?type=5&id=9',function(html){
> $("#objects").empty().append( html );
> });
> 
> It's worth a shot - let me know if that helps.
> 
> --John
> 
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Re: [jQuery] Mailing List Explosion

2006-09-29 Thread Jason Huck

Just a reminder that this mailing list is archived at Nabble, which provides
a lot of the same features as a forum:

http://www.nabble.com/JQuery-f15494.html

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Re: [jQuery] Autocompleter update (again)

2006-09-07 Thread Jason Huck

This looks pretty nice. Attempting to implement now, got a couple of
questions:

1) Using the CSS in your demo page, what's the easiest way to nudge the
entire results list down a bit? For some reason mine are popping up directly
over the input element instead of just beneath it, obscuring it.

2) Is there something I can add to programmatically disable the default
forms-autocomplete function in browsers? FF's default menu choices are
competing with the plugin's choices.

3) Also, a note: On my test page I have a div with overflow set to auto. The
scrollbar in that div is bleeding through the autocomplete menu.

This is all in Firefox 1.5.0.6/Mac. Haven't gotten any further than that
yet.

Thanks!
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[jQuery] redraw problems when replacing table rows

2006-08-30 Thread Jason Huck

See this test page:

http://dev.corefive.net/jquery/tablerows.lasso

Each 'delete' link should hide the current table row. The 'do it' link
refreshes all rows with random data.

I see various redraw/spacing issues in all browsers when clicking different
combinations of the available links.

I can avoid most of them by replacing the .hide('slow') with
.css({display:'none'}), but it certainly isn't as cool. :/

The worst issue, however, seems to only happen in Opera. When the rows are
replaced, they all run together inline instead of remaining in a grid.

Any thoughts on how to work around these issues?

Thanks!
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Re: [jQuery] Rounded Corners plugin broken with jQuery 1.0?

2006-08-29 Thread Jason Huck


dave.methvin wrote:
> 
> The original code works fine for me using jQuery SVN 234 as long as I
> change
> the way the startup code is called. For some reason with  SVN 234 this is
> never called:
> 
> $(document).bind("load", function(){
>alert("I am never alerted");
> });
> 
> But this works fine:
> 
> $(document).ready(function(){
>alert("I will appear");
> });
> 

I was in fact using .bind('load',...) per the demo, and changing it to
ready() seems to have fixed it. Thanks, Dave!

- Jason



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[jQuery] Rounded Corners plugin broken with jQuery 1.0?

2006-08-29 Thread Jason Huck

Dropped jQuery 1.0 (uncompressed) into a work in progress and all my rounded
corners disappeared. Anyone else using the rounded corners plugin that can
verify or potentially offer a fix?

Thanks,
Jason



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[jQuery] Rounded Corners Plugin Broken with jQuery 1.0

2006-08-29 Thread Jason Huck
Dave Methvin's rounded corners plugin breaks under jquery 1.0. I just
tried a local copy of his demo using 1.0 with no other changes, and it
doesn't do anything. No errors are reported either (at least in
Firefox or Firebug).

- jason


p.s. - Sorry if this double-posts, I'm not sure the original message
got through.

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[jQuery] ping?

2006-08-29 Thread Jason Huck
Testing, please ignore.

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Re: [jQuery] f has no properties

2006-08-24 Thread Jason Huck


Andy Matthews wrote:
> 
> Try removing references to other javascript code and start from there.
> It's
> likely that something else is overwriting jQuery code.
> 

Another snippet was returning an empty $(document).ready() within an AJAX
response (left over from a earlier misguided attempt to re-bind refreshed
elements). Getting rid of it seems to have cleared things up. Thanks!

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[jQuery] f has no properties

2006-08-24 Thread Jason Huck

I have some simple jquery code that works fine in standalone tests, but
errors when integrated into a larger project. I have noticed in the larger
project, FireBug reports "f has no properties" on line 14 of the main jquery
lib. Even though my standalone test calls the exact same copy (and it
doesn't matter whether it's a local copy or the one from
http://jquery.com/src/latest.js), FireBug doesn't report that error.

Can someone shed some light on this for me? This is all I'm doing:

 
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#topicswitch").bind("change",function(){
alert(this.value);
});
});



Top 
Stories
U.S. National
World
Technology
Sports
Entertainment
Health
Odd News
Science

 

I guess something else in the larger page is interfering and causing the
error, but I don't know enough about jquery to understand why, and why the
error appears to be within the main lib and not my code...

Thanks,
Jason



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Re: [jQuery] Setting AJAX headers, and selecting namespaced nodes

2006-08-21 Thread Jason Huck


malsup wrote:
> 
>> That would be a nice addition. Has there been any discussion of having
>> jQuery automatically use:
>>
>> X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest
> 
> 
> It already does.
> 


Excellent! One more reason to keep using it. 


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Re: [jQuery] Oddness with jq-corner plugin. [solved]

2006-08-21 Thread Jason Huck


Jason Huck wrote:
> 
> If I open the test page directly (as in file://...), it works fine.
> However, if I *serve* the exact same page via my local copy of Apache
> (1.3.x on OS X), the corners don't work.
> 

It turned out to be file permissions on the jq-corner.js script. Apache runs
under a different user account which did not have permission to use that
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Re: [jQuery] Setting AJAX headers, and selecting namespaced nodes

2006-08-20 Thread Jason Huck


Mitchell Lane wrote:
> 
> This would allow the programmer to set and override their own HTTP
> headers.
> 

That would be a nice addition. Has there been any discussion of having
jQuery automatically use:

X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest

...in the headers of its AJAX calls? There's a few different libraries out
there using it, and it seems to be good etiquette to do so. It would provide
a simple and consistent means of differentiating between AJAX and non-AJAX
calls on the server side.

Thanks,
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[jQuery] Oddness with jq-corner plugin.

2006-08-20 Thread Jason Huck

I am having trouble getting Dave Methvin's jq-corner plugin to work on a
page, and have discovered something very strange. I copied his test page,
the corner lib, and the latest jquery to a folder on my local machine and
adjusted the paths accordingly. Everything is in the same folder.

Now, here's what's weird: 

If I open the test page directly (as in file://...), it works fine. However,
if I *serve* the exact same page via my local copy of Apache (1.3.x on OS
X), the corners don't work.

So, file://path/to/test.html, with simple relative paths like
src="jq-corner.js", works fine.

Same page, but served as http://path/to/test.html, seemingly fails to load
the corner plugin.

I can do other jquery stuff either way, just not corners. It appears it's
not loading the corner script when served by Apache, as Firefox's console
sometimes claims "corner is not a function." I tried adjusting the paths to
be rooted, so it would only work when served, thinking that should fix any
errant path issues, but it didn't matter.

Any thoughts on this one?

Thanks,
Jason


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Re: [jQuery] Improvements in Ajax facilities - error handling?

2006-08-17 Thread Jason Huck



Andy Matthews wrote:
> 
> Speaking of errors...
> 
> That's one thing I've really wanted. When using jQuery, I've noticed that
> assuming all of the syntax is valid, if you run code that doesn't work,
> nothing happens. No error message, nothing.
> 
> That makes debugging quite difficult because you have no idea where to
> start.
> 
> Is there any way that jQuery could generate SOME sort of error, a default
> alert box maybe) with error information?
> 
> 


That would be stellar. Maybe I'm just too knew to jquery to understand how
to go about debugging, but I keep running into this problem (since my newbie
code is usually wrong, even if syntactically correct).

The only error I ever see in the console is "f has no properties", jquery.js
line 14, which obviously isn't my code. :P

Cheers,
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Re: [jQuery] Multiple $(document).ready()'s...

2006-08-17 Thread Jason Huck

nm, found the answer in the archives. apologies for the clutter.

- jason



Jason Huck wrote:
> 
> Let's say I am creating a set of code snippets that end users will have
> the ability to place in various locations throughout a site. I'd like to
> keep all the code for a specific snippet in a single file. But if several
> of those snippets use jquery, that means I'll potentially have several
> $(document).ready()'s in a single page. Is that bad? Or does it not
> matter...
> 
> Thanks,
> Jason
> 
> 
> 
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[jQuery] Multiple $(document).ready()'s...

2006-08-17 Thread Jason Huck

Let's say I am creating a set of code snippets that end users will have the
ability to place in various locations throughout a site. I'd like to keep
all the code for a specific snippet in a single file. But if several of
those snippets use jquery, that means I'll potentially have several
$(document).ready()'s in a single page. Is that bad? Or does it not
matter...

Thanks,
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Re: [jQuery] replaced content losing it's 'binding'

2006-08-15 Thread Jason Huck

> First off, $(document).ready() only fires once.  When the document is first
> ready.

Ok, makes sense, but, how do you "reattach" updated content to your events?


> Second, if you have events on a dom object, and create an identical dom
> object, you need to reattach the events to this new dom object when it's
> created (or really, whenever) for the events to fire.

Yes, exactly. How?


> I don't even really know what you're trying to accomplish with
> $(document).bind("load",etc...);

I think I got it from the rounded corners plugin sample code, which is the
first thing I used with jquery. Sorry, what can I say, I'm just getting
started with this stuff.


> Just use
> 
> $(document).ready(function(){
> code you want to happen on page load
> });

Ok, I'll make that change. 


Thanks,
Jason


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[jQuery] replaced content losing it's 'binding'

2006-08-15 Thread Jason Huck

Taking my first real stab at jquery, and can't get around what I expect is a
common problem:

I have a table to which the user can add/remove rows. The data in the table
is also periodically refreshed. All my functions work on their own, but
after the first add/refresh, my deletes stop working.

>From what I've read, it appears that the dynamically updated elements lose
their binding to my jquery function, but even though i've liberally
sprinkled $(document).ready() throughout my code in hopes of re-attaching
them, I've had no luck so far.

Here's the js I have so far:

 
$(document).bind("load", function(){
$("#addsymbolform").bind("submit",function(){
var newSymbols = 
document.getElementById('newsymbol').value;
document.getElementById('newsymbol').value = '';

if(newSymbols.length > 0) {
$("tbody#stocks").load('/myurlwithparams');
$(document).ready();
}

return false;
});


var stocktimer = setInterval(function(){
$("tbody#stocks").load('/myurlwithparams');
$(document).ready();
}, 3);


$("a.remsymbtn").click(function(){
var symid = "a#" + this.id + "id";
var symname = $(symid).html();
$(("tr#" + this.id + "row")).hide("slow");
$.get('/myurlwithparams' + symname);
$(document).ready();
return false;
});

$(document).ready();
});



...And here's an example of the rendered HTML that I'm swapping about (just
the stuff inside the table body):






 # 
 delete.gif 
 

 /somewhere/?s=AAPL AAPL 
65.75
+1.81



 # 
 delete.gif 
 

 /somewhere/?s=CSCO CSCO 
20.56
+0.47




I even tried stuffing a $(document).ready(); into the returned content, but
it didn't help.

Any suggestions greatly appreciated!


Thanks,
Jason


p.s., as an aside, I did have some transitions around the functions, i.e.,
hide/show and slideUp/slideDown on the add/refresh functions, but they
really messed with the display, in every browser I tried.


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