[jQuery] Jquery can learn from Mootools for distribution its code
Mootools distribution allows you to build a custom distribution with
just the functionality
you need.
http://mootools.net/download
I would love it if we could do this with jquery.
95% of what I use jquery for is Unobtrusive Scripting.
i.e.
$(span#closeppk).click(function()
The other 5% is the Ajax functionally and ready function
$(span#bigppk).load(file.txt)
$(document).ready(function(){
for almost everything else i just write my javascript code.
I know a lot of functionality is packed into the 20k download but I don't use
more the 3k or 4k of it and would like to have an auto build like mootools'
so i don't carry around more code then I need.
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[jQuery] Jquery and XSLT
I this weekend I have been play with xsl (xslt) and I was concerned using javascript with it. Is the document load event sent when the xml doc is loaded, or when transformed xml is created by xsl style sheet. I worried about it for a while. But is seems that jquery's .ready works just fine with style sheets. http://www.scottwickham.com/xml/nv2.xml I know I getting to excited with xslt, especially since there in no standard way of using xsl to modify documents that have already been rendered. But The separations of date from display alone is worth the price of admission. There are very few detailed articles on browsers and xsl. One thing i wonder are .xsl files cached like javascript and image files are. Is so there could be a real performance boost. ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
[jQuery] Scripting HTML created with innerhtml or .load
I was playing with a script that had used innerhtml or .load() to fill in a
div tag.
The code placed inside the tag was
the is info placed in the orginal tag div id=newcode Please
click me/div
Now I have a script in the header,
$(div#newcode).click(function(){alert('this works');});
of course this alert box never gets activated.
I assume it doesn't work because the code is not truely part of the pages' dom.
So how do I get this to work and have it part of the dom.
thanks in advance
How can I make this work and have this new code p
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Re: [jQuery] Scripting HTML created with innerhtml or .load
they were orginally in the ready function and didn't work.
or is the ready function suppose to reset after a dynamic change of the dom.
it is possible that I didn't have the code in the ready function but I
thought i did.
On 2/27/07, Brice Burgess [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scottus wrote:
thanks you answer didn't exactly answer my question but it got me thinking
in the correct way. IE i needed to reload the script AFTER the new
html/dom is added. So I put script tag and fuctions at the bottom of
the page i was loading into the div. And it was all good.
Scottus,
Wrap the the click assignment in $().ready(function() { }); like
I said it doesn't matter where you put it!
~ Brice
On 2/27/07, Brice Burgess [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scottus wrote:
Now I have a script in the header,
$(div#newcode).click(function(){alert('this works');});
Scottus;
For starters; There is never a need to use to scope a selector when
selecting by the ID. All it does is decrease performance of the
selector. E.g. $(div#newcode)... should be $(#newcode).
Besides that, your function looks fine. I presume that it is not firing
becuase it is executing before the DOM is ready and div#newcode
available to assign the click event to. Most jQuery code is encased in
the $(document).ready() function, which is a 10 times more flexible
accurate than window.onload. So use;
$().ready(function() {
$(#newcode).click(function(){alert('this works');});
});
in the header.
Hope this helps,
~ Brice
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they can't lose. -Bill Gates
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isn't coming up with something no one has ever thought of before. The
hard part is actually executing the thing you've thought of. -- seth
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Re: [jQuery] Scripting HTML created with innerhtml or .load
Or do i have to call the ready fuction again ?
On 2/27/07, Scottus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
they were orginally in the ready function and didn't work.
or is the ready function suppose to reset after a dynamic change of the dom.
it is possible that I didn't have the code in the ready function but I
thought i did.
On 2/27/07, Brice Burgess [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scottus wrote:
thanks you answer didn't exactly answer my question but it got me thinking
in the correct way. IE i needed to reload the script AFTER the new
html/dom is added. So I put script tag and fuctions at the bottom of
the page i was loading into the div. And it was all good.
Scottus,
Wrap the the click assignment in $().ready(function() { }); like
I said it doesn't matter where you put it!
~ Brice
On 2/27/07, Brice Burgess [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scottus wrote:
Now I have a script in the header,
$(div#newcode).click(function(){alert('this works');});
Scottus;
For starters; There is never a need to use to scope a selector when
selecting by the ID. All it does is decrease performance of the
selector. E.g. $(div#newcode)... should be $(#newcode).
Besides that, your function looks fine. I presume that it is not firing
becuase it is executing before the DOM is ready and div#newcode
available to assign the click event to. Most jQuery code is encased in
the $(document).ready() function, which is a 10 times more flexible
accurate than window.onload. So use;
$().ready(function() {
$(#newcode).click(function(){alert('this works');});
});
in the header.
Hope this helps,
~ Brice
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Everyone is equal and everyone is the best at everything. ---
Principal Skinner
Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking
they can't lose. -Bill Gates
99% of the time, in my experience, the hard part about creativity
isn't coming up with something no one has ever thought of before. The
hard part is actually executing the thing you've thought of. -- seth
godin
--
Scott Wickham
Everyone is equal and everyone is the best at everything. ---
Principal Skinner
Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking
they can't lose. -Bill Gates
99% of the time, in my experience, the hard part about creativity
isn't coming up with something no one has ever thought of before. The
hard part is actually executing the thing you've thought of. -- seth
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[jQuery] Thanks -- Jquery for a great tool in 2006
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Re: [jQuery] Using JQuery to manipulate href (URL params)
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Re: [jQuery] Efforts to Convert Folks to jQuery
http://www.openajax.org/about.html anyone interested in joinging the opn ajax alliance. I think the fact that jquery can run with prototype shows that it is willing to work well with others. and every little bit of press helps ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
Re: [jQuery] Jobs and tasks at getJquery.org
Hi I am new to the list, and this open source promotion thing but shouldn't the first thing on a getJquery.com Site be the cool button and link that I should put on my site that uses jquery. I clicked around and I couldn't find them, if they don't exist that should be job #1. On 12/11/06, digital spaghetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey folks, I'm pretty happy with the setup over at http://getjquery.org now - I have groups up and running (so working groups can be created), buddy lists for the social element and a few other cool things so go check it out. Apologies for the length of this email also, but I'm typing this as I travel and just commiting my thoughts to email. Below are some on my thoughts on what to do next, you can contribute on-list, or feel free to start editing the wiki (http://getjquery.org/wiki) Now that this initial stage is running, I want to begin work on other parts. The first thing is the design. I'm torn between blog news style on the front page so it's more dynamic, or go with a static front page more like http://getfirebug.org that leads off in to other areas. The site will (hopefully) eventually be rather large with lots of user generated content, so I'm wondering if a best of both worlds could be done with this - say top half of the page static to content, and the bottom half dynamic content like latest news, latest blogs, latest tutorials, etc. The beauty of drupal is that each part of the site can easily have different layouts and styles that correspond to the data being presented. The next part is moderation and localisation. The primary language of the site will be english, but certainly I'd like to present it in other languages. Already the first french blog post has been made and the author is on board for helping make some translations. What are the other main languages that should be focused on (german, chinese, japanese, scandanavian and eastern european langauges)? Regarding moderation, I would be looking for people to help moderate incoming content. Most content types are available to registered users, such as stories, blogs, Book pages, groups, podcasts, etc. Blogs are the only content type that do not go in to a moderation queue (possibly book pages too, I'll have to double check). For all other types, I'd like to have some respected people on board who can moderate the content, and decide if something needs to be rejected (spam, buggy code, self-gratifying posts), accepted (most posts) or promoted (something so good, everyone and their dog needs to know about this via the front page). Finally for roles, there are developers - these are the people who will actually help build the site - they will be able to access the server to install and modify things, it's a bit too much for little ol' me to do all of it. If you want to help, then contact me and let me know. Make sure you sign up to the site and wiki. I'll soon be setting up a closed mailing list for core people who want to help so there is less clutter in this one. Regards, Tane Sent from my Blackberry, forgive the grammar and spelling. ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/ -- Scott Wickham Everyone is equal and everyone is the best at everything. --- Principal Skinner Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can't lose. -Bill Gates ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
[jQuery] Custom Jquery Builds
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