Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCEMENT: jQuery & Ext Partner to Deliver Integrated JavaScript & UI, Features

[digital spaghetti]

With john working at Mozilla on the next firefox release, and now this
announcment I can see some very exciting things happening in the next
18-24 months in the world of jQuery/web development.  All we need to
do is quash those bugs and get everyone away from IE.

JQuery for world domination!

Tane
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On 2/20/07, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Today, we're proud to announce that the jQuery Project and Jack Slocum's
> Ext Project, have partnered to integrate the amazingly lightweight and
> powerful jQuery framework with Ext's awesome UI library. This
> collaboration will greatly enhance the capabilities of both projects and
> expand the functionality available to developers using the jQuery
> JavaScript Library and the Ext UI component suite.
>
> Specifically, the upcoming Ext 1.0 release will be able to run,
> natively, on the jQuery JavaScript Library. No other libraries will be
> required. The jQuery and Ext teams are actively working together to
> bring this integration to the Ext codebase.
>
> For more details, please visit the jQuery blog posting found here;
>
> http://jquery.com/blog/2007/02/19/jquery-and-jack-slocums-ext/
>
> Rey...
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Re: [jQuery] Google's Summer of Code

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I know Drupal is in the SoC, I'd love to see some "dual" enhancments.
For example, check out a plugin for Wordpress called "Canvas" (nothing
to do with the tag!).  It's functionality in Drupal could easily be
replaces with interface sortables, and provide a more visual layout
system - each block becomes a dragable item, and each menu area a
dropable.

I'd also love to see on-the-fly microformat generation using jq.

Tane
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On 2/16/07, John Resig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Everyone -
>
> Google's Summer of Code has just opened up for 2007, and I'd love to
> have jQuery be a part of it:
> http://code.google.com/soc/
>
> If you're not familiar with how SoC works, Google pays a number of
> college students to work on an open source project for an entire
> summer. This is a great opportunity for the kids, and for the projects
> that they're supporting.
>
> In order to be able to apply, we'd have to come up with a list of
> things that we'd like them to do. So, I'm asking you (the jQuery
> community) what you think 1-3 decent coders could do for us for a
> summer?
>
> Some examples of good ideas (which should be expanded upon):
>  - Build or port an unobtrusive charting plugin
>  - Add jQuery support to a popular CMS/Framework
>  - Build some interactive demos for jQuery.com
>  - Add new functionality to Interface
>
> We're already working on the following improvements to the web site
> (so you don't need to ask for these):
>  - A new plugins repository
>  - A new forum area
>  - A customizable download area
>
> Feel free to post your suggestions - all are welcome!
>
> --John
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Re: [jQuery] Heads Up - I'll be giving a jQuery Presentation at Spring 2007...

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I think you should definitly show jQuery against another popular JS 
library.  Find something in say Prototype that maybe takes a few lines 
to do, and show it being done in jQuery using 1 or 2 lines :)

Regards,
Tane Piper
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Dan G. Switzer, II wrote:
> 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.
>
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> -Dan
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[jQuery] Possibly interesting: PQuery

[Digital Spaghetti]

Hi list,

Came across this today via my jQuery feeds:

http://www.ngcoders.com/php/pquery-php-and-jquery/

 From the website:

"PQuery is a set of helper classes for JQuery JavaScript library.This 
library allows you to easily integrate AJAX , Effects and other JQuery 
functionality into your PHP scripts.IT has a small foot print and is 
compatible with PHP4 and PHP5."

Enjoy,

Regards,
Tane Piper
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Personal: http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk

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[jQuery] [Fwd: Intel Web 2.0 Technology Development Kit (TDK)]

[Digital Spaghetti]

Noticed this story on Ajaxian today!
http://ajaxian.com/archives/intel-web-20-technology-development-kit-tdk

I haven't had a chance to look at it yet myself, but looks like it might 
be interesting for developing apps, especially with the offline 
capabilities coming up in Firefox 3, I could see some nice thin-client apps.



From Ajaxian:

Have you ever wished that you could |getPercentRemaining()| to find out 
the battery charge left in a users device, or |getProtocolRateTx()| to 
find out about the connectivity of a device?


These are some of the methods available in the Intel Web 2.0 Technology 
Development Kit (TDK) 
.


   Imagine if your Web 2.0 application could be aware of the platform
   it is running on and its environment. It could, for example,
   leverage multi-core power to provide more immersive user interfaces,
   postpone certain tasks during low power situations, avoid network
   traffic over low bandwidth/high latency connections, etc.

   The Intel® Web 2.0 Technology Development Kit (TDK) allows
   developers to learn about the platform’s configuration, e.g.
   display, storage, processor, and the platform’s context, e.g.
   bandwidth, connectivity, power and location, etc. within a browser
   using JavaScript.

   The Intel® Web 2.0 TDK contains documentation and full source code
   (C++ and JavaScript) for IE 6/7 and Firefox. The code can be
   incorporated directly in your extensions or JavaScript libraries,
   and be redistributed royalty free.

I have to admit… I wouldn’t have guessed that this would be the next API 
out of Intel!



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[jQuery] Cool tool

[Digital Spaghetti]

Hey peeps,

This isn't shameless self promotion, this is just a very handy tool I 
found recently that has really saved some time with development. I 
thought I'd share with you:

http://piro.sakura.ne.jp/xul/_splitbrowser.html.en

It's the split browser plugin for Firefox.  Rather than using tabs,you 
can use it to split the screen, having more than one page open.  I find 
it really handy to open the jQuery API in one frame, and do my 
development in the other.  The great thing is Firebug only loads in the 
active tab, so it doesn't interfere with your development.  I sometimes 
even find it handy to have other API doc's, or tutorials open in a third 
frame.  I've posted a quick picture of that here: 
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/node/35 of this in action!

Regards,
Tane Piper
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Re: [jQuery] Want to know if sites are jQuery powered? Check this out!

[Digital Spaghetti]

Very nice, very nice!

Regards,
Tane Piper
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Mike Alsup wrote:
>> get it here: http://paul.jquery.com/jquerydetector.user.js . Tell me
>> your opinions!
>> 
>
> That's cool, Paul.  Thanks!
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Re: [jQuery] ANNOUNCE: jQuery-Powered Plazes raises $3.5 million

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Great news!  Its a nice application that has a lot of potential, and
of course it uses jQuery :)

Tane

On 2/5/07, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd like to congratulate the folks at jQuery-Powered Plazes.com and
> jQuery team member Klaus Hartl on an initial round of venture funding to
> the tune of $3.5 million USD. Its great to see a jQuery site continuing
> to flourish and Klaus, undoubtedly has been a major driving force behind
> the technology.
>
> Congratulations!
>
> http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/02/05/european-startup-plazes-raises-e27-million/
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[jQuery] jQuery on WTF?

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http://technorati.com/wtf/jquery/

I've added a blurb to Technorati's WTF? about jQuery.  At the moment,
the top entry only has 12 blurbs - so jQuery people, please get on the
site and add your own to put it to the top.

What is WTF?

"Ever wonder why something is so popular? Why are the hot topics
hot? WTFs explain the buzz around people, things, and events. Who
writes these WTFs? You do! Anyone can write one on any topic, and
everyone can vote for the best explanations. The ones with the most
votes rise up and the dreck sinks. Let millions of other people
benefit from your genius… no blog required!"
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Re: [jQuery] My brain is broken

[digital spaghetti]

I've just tried it in FF2.0.0.1 with Firebug 1.0b8 and I can confirm
that it runs fine when the code is pasted into Firebug, but does not
work in the browser - I get your origional results.

Tane

On 1/3/07, Felix Geisendörfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>  Wow, this one seems to be truly nasty. As stated by John and some others
> here the code I posted does indeed work when copy and pasting it into the
> firebug console. However, it does not work when it's part of a document in a
> 

Re: [jQuery] Finding child element with no class

[digital spaghetti]

Bahh, ignore this email!

It was my own typo, the selector should have been div.item-list>ul,
not div.itemlist>ul as I had.

Now it's working :)

Tane

On 12/19/06, digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I am trying to use the InnerFade plugin on a site I am developing
> using Drupal.  In it, I have a block that lists up to the last 5
> stories posted.  Due to the way Views work in Drupal, I am not able to
> add a class to the UL element directly, the code looks like below:
>
> 
>   Last 5 Stories
> 
>   
>  
> 
>  
>
>   
>
>Story 1
>
>
> 
>  
>Story 2
>  
>   
>
>   
>
>   
>  
>
> Now, the output is rather messy, but it's what I have to deal with :(
>
> What I am trying to do is find the UL as the child of div.item-list
> using the below code:
>
> $(document).ready(function(){
>  $("div.itemlist>ul").innerfade({
> speed: "slow",
>  timeout: 4000,
>  type: "sequence",
>  containerheight: "220px"
>   });
> });
>
> However, it does not seem to be finding the child UL element.  Can
> anyone tell me where I am going wrong on this?
>
> Thanks,
> Tane
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[jQuery] Finding child element with no class

[digital spaghetti]

Hi folks,

I am trying to use the InnerFade plugin on a site I am developing
using Drupal.  In it, I have a block that lists up to the last 5
stories posted.  Due to the way Views work in Drupal, I am not able to
add a class to the UL element directly, the code looks like below:


  Last 5 Stories

  
 

 
   
  
   
   Story 1
   
   

 
   Story 2
 
  
   
  
   
  
 

Now, the output is rather messy, but it's what I have to deal with :(

What I am trying to do is find the UL as the child of div.item-list
using the below code:

$(document).ready(function(){
 $("div.itemlist>ul").innerfade({
speed: "slow",
 timeout: 4000,
 type: "sequence",
 containerheight: "220px"
  });
});

However, it does not seem to be finding the child UL element.  Can
anyone tell me where I am going wrong on this?

Thanks,
Tane

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Re: [jQuery] JQuery and CakePHP (slightly OT)

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Personally, I didn't like its structure set up and YML language.
CakePHP is very much like PHP and is really just a set of classes that
provide functionality, and the structure is true MVC to me.

But certainly I think it's important that with whatever framework you
use, that jQuery is the JS library of choice for simplicity and
lightweight functionality.

Tane

On 12/14/06, Will Jessup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anybody care about Symfony-project and jQuery?
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Re: [jQuery] JQuery and CakePHP (slightly OT)

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Be wary of that page, it's actually out of date!

Rather than:
$head->register_js("jquery.js");

You now just use
$head->js("jquery.js");

Basicly, knock register_ off any calls and your fine.  However after
all your calls, you need to do:

$head->registered();

This will "render" all the scripts and css files you add.

Tane


On 12/14/06, Felix Geisendörfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://rossoft.wordpress.com/2006/03/28/register-head-tags-from-helpers-2/
> --
> http://www.thinkingphp.org
> http://www.fg-webdesign.de
>
>
> Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
> > Olivier Percebois-Garve schrieb:
> >
> >> So there is a lot to come, but for now I'd advice you the Head helper.
> >>
> >>
> > Where can that neat helper be found?
> >
> >
>
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Re: [jQuery] JQuery and CakePHP (slightly OT)

[digital spaghetti]

Its on the cakeforge jorn, go to the project tree and search for
"head'.  It also needs the util helper (which is handly next in the
list :)

Tane

On 12/14/06, Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Olivier Percebois-Garve schrieb:
> > So there is a lot to come, but for now I'd advice you the Head helper.
> >
> Where can that neat helper be found?
>
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Re: [jQuery] JQuery and CakePHP (slightly OT)

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I am already using it :)

It's the first 3rd party helper I am using, and it's very handy for
inserting my JS into the head, although there seems to be an issue
with loading JS files in specific views (they appear before the
jQuery.js file is loaded in my default.thtml)

Tane


On 12/14/06, Olivier Percebois-Garve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can advice you to use the "Head helper" made by rossoft.
> It allows you to throw your js between  and  from any view
> file.
> It is simple and powerful.
> Felix Geisendorfer has made a tutorial on how to throw it on a
> controller basis and he said
> he's developing a MVC framework for jquery, I guess it will be made
> withe cake in mind.
> Also, Nate, a Team member is developing something, I guess it's for the
> upcoming cake 1.2.
>
> So there is a lot to come, but for now I'd advice you the Head helper.
>
> olivvv
>
>
>
> digital spaghetti wrote:
> > Hey,
> >
> > I've noticed a few people on here talk about CakePHP and I've decided
> > to investigate it as a possible way of developing a CMS for my work.
> > As much as I love drupal, it has it's drawbacks for what I am doing
> > and I'm investigating using a framwork as a way to develop a CMS from
> > scratch that is customised for my line of work in the music industry.
> >
> > It's community seems friendly, but at the moment the documentation
> > seems to be a little bit of a muddle and I can only find faint
> > whispers of CakePHP supporting jQuery easily.  To be honest I've
> > discovered the forms helper which isn't well documented at the moment,
> > and tried to use the jQuery forms plugin to do AJAX request but with
> > no luck.  Also, so far I have only really used jQuery for Dom/CSS and
> > not really done much with AJAX yet.
> >
> > I'm wondering if anyone on here with CakePHP knowledge could either
> > point me to some reasonbly clear documentation on using jQuery with
> > CakePHP to do AJAX, or if they might be willing to provide a little
> > assistance or code samples or helpers/componants that they have used.
> > One I get it the first time, I should be ok after that.  I want to try
> > get a basic system up-and-running by mid january so I'm really looking
> > to get moving on this.
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated and feel free to contact me off-list.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Tane
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[jQuery] JQuery and CakePHP (slightly OT)

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Hey,

I've noticed a few people on here talk about CakePHP and I've decided
to investigate it as a possible way of developing a CMS for my work.
As much as I love drupal, it has it's drawbacks for what I am doing
and I'm investigating using a framwork as a way to develop a CMS from
scratch that is customised for my line of work in the music industry.

It's community seems friendly, but at the moment the documentation
seems to be a little bit of a muddle and I can only find faint
whispers of CakePHP supporting jQuery easily.  To be honest I've
discovered the forms helper which isn't well documented at the moment,
and tried to use the jQuery forms plugin to do AJAX request but with
no luck.  Also, so far I have only really used jQuery for Dom/CSS and
not really done much with AJAX yet.

I'm wondering if anyone on here with CakePHP knowledge could either
point me to some reasonbly clear documentation on using jQuery with
CakePHP to do AJAX, or if they might be willing to provide a little
assistance or code samples or helpers/componants that they have used.
One I get it the first time, I should be ok after that.  I want to try
get a basic system up-and-running by mid january so I'm really looking
to get moving on this.

Any help would be appreciated and feel free to contact me off-list.

Thanks,
Tane

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[jQuery] Jobs and tasks at getJquery.org

[digital spaghetti]

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
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Re: [jQuery] getJquery.org now up

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Hi Clodelio,

Check out http://getjquery.org/wiki/index.php?title=Promoting_Jquery
That has some of the emails from this list, including a couple of mine.

Although I have no say over what happens at jQuery.com what I
personally think is that jQuery.com should stay the "hardcode" site,
where developers can go to get things like the source, API's, etc.

getJquery.org would be the softer site, introducing you to jQuery, be
more community orientated and be the place to get all the
tutorials/podcasts/videocasts, etc.

Feel free to chime in on the Wiki any ideas that you have so we can
start formal discussions and proposals and get things moving.

Tane

On 12/8/06, Clodelio C. Delfino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> keep up...but, will the content be a replica of jquery.com or
> something different?
>
> i'd suggest that it should contain "jQuery in Action(more samples)"
> using different plugin and how it was implemented...
>
> cheers,
> cdelfino
>
> On 12/8/06, digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > On 12/8/06, Barry Nauta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Excellent initiative!
> > >
> > > Just a small note to tell you that image upload fails:
> > >
> > > Cheers,
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Re: [jQuery] getJquery.org now up

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Hi Barry,

yea there are a few issues - I haven't configured the site fully yet.
I expect it all to be done later today.

Tane

On 12/8/06, Barry Nauta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Excellent initiative!
>
> Just a small note to tell you that image upload fails:
>
> Cheers,
> Barry
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[jQuery] getJquery.org now up

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Hey folks,

Further to the discussions on this mailing list about getting the word
about jQuery out to the world, I've created http://getjquery.org

The idea behind it is to come up with a similar site to
getfirefox.org, to advocate the use of jQuery alongside, and over
other JS libraries.

There isn't much there at the moment, just a Drupal site and a Wiki
(http://getjquery.org/wiki) to get the ball rolling.

I'll also be offering hosting to jQuery projects with a basic package
for free (basic as in everything is unlimited, but you have to take a
getjquery.org sub-domain (i.e. http://myplugin.getjquery.org), and any
higher requirements can be discussed such as hosting your own URL.
Email me off-list if you are interested.

Please feel free to register and dive into the Wiki, I'll not be
online this weekend, but when I come back I'd like to see lots of
discussion going on about what to do with the site.

Tane

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Re: [jQuery] Efforts to Convert Folks to jQuery

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Don't forget Divo - thats where the jQuery hat comes from :)

Ok folks - http://getjquery.org is up and running :)  I couldn't
resist as I got an offer from my web host to upgrade to a re-seller
account for £1 for the next 3 months and a free URL, after that i'll
need to start looking at raising part of the money towards running
costs but that's far enough off.

At the moment, it's just a standard Drupal Beta 2 install with no
content, but everyone can sign up their accounts.  I'm setting up a
wiki (which will be up later today on http://getjquery.org/wiki/) so
everyone can contribute to the discussion of what we do with it.

Tane

On 12/8/06, Edwin Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
> > I kind of like: jQuery: puts the fun back in JavaScript!
> >
>
> That's much better than the current "New Wave JavaScript", which is the
> current tagline on the homepage.
>
> (For the people not old enough to know what New Wave is: it's an music
> style, popular in the eighties with bands like Talking Heads, Elvis
> Costello and Blondie. Ugh! I sincerely doubt "New Wave JavaScript" will
> help making jQuery more popular. :-))
>
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Re: [jQuery] Two new jQuery plugins: jquery.xslTransform and jquery.debug

[digital spaghetti]

The only issue I have with below is that I need to be able to pass in
HTML.  My page has been marked up semantically using
hAtom(http://microformats.org/wiki/hatom).

I want to be able to run the page through XSLT using this XSL file
(http://rbach.priv.at/hAtom2Atom/) and I want it to be able to have
the functionality of this convertor
(http://lukearno.com/projects/hatom2atom/)

I notice that the content types are :

application/xml
text/xml
application/atom+xml

Does your plugin support changing headers, looks like either text/xml
or application/atom+xml might be my best chance.

Tane

On 12/7/06, Briz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there. I've been out for a while and just checked in on the thread. I
> think I've worked out why you're getting errors.
>
> First:
> Download the latest jquery.xslTransform http://jquery.glyphix.com/ . There
> was a recent update to Sarissa which we've included in the latest download.
>
> Second:
> Make sure you have all included xsl stylesheets. hAtom2Atom.xsl includes
> uri.xsl. Download it and place it in the same directory as hAtom2Atom.xsl.
>
> Third:
> When I run it, I get an error on line 156 of the XSLT stylesheet, which is
> "ERROR: Invalid fragment". It basically means that the stylesheet couldn't
> find any feeds. Which means you need to use a real Atom-formatted XML file
> instead of your home page.
>
> Also, I'd recommend changing your jquery code to this:
> $(document).ready(function(){
>  $("a.atom").click(function(){
> $(this).getTransform("misc/hAtom2Atom.xsl","whatever-your-atom-feed-is.xml
> ");
>  });
> });
> Good luck.
>
>
>
> On 12/6/06, Briz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Have you tried running the example file? If not, try it. It's in the
> "example" directory ... here it is on our server:
> http://jquery.glyphix.com/jquery.xslTransform/example/
> >
> > If you have, does it work?
> >
> > One more thing to try is using jquery.xslTransform.js instead of
> jquery.xslTransform.packed.js
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On 12/6/06, digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Hey,
> > >
> > > I managed to get this plugin installed, but at the moment it's not
> > > working, I've posted the output from firebug in a previous email.  I'm
> > > thinking it's because the page is being served as text/html - but my
> > > knowledge isn't that great on headers and I don't know what I need to
> > > do to change the header when my transform link is clicked.
> > >
> > > If you go to http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk and click on the hAtom
> > > button on the left, you can see the error I get.
> > >
> > > Tane
> > >
> > > On 12/6/06, Briz < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > Hi there.
> > > >
> > > > The xslTransform plugin doesn't require a server at all. It does
> require a
> > > > browser with an XSLT engine built into it, though. Firefox and IE do,
> Opera
> > > > has a limited one, and Safari has a very limited one.
> > > >
> > > > Short story: if you're using Firefox or IE6/7, you can do XSL
> > > > transformations without installing anything at all on the server.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > On 12/6/06, Gavin M. Roy < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > > -- Forwarded message --
> > > > > From: digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > > > Date: Dec 6, 2006 12:10 AM
> > > > > Subject: Re: [jQuery] Two new jQuery plugins: jquery.xslTransform
> and
> > > > > jquery.debug
> > > > > To: "jQuery Discussion." 
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Hi there,
> > > > >
> > > > > Currently mobile at the moment, so a quick question.  Does the
> jQuery
> > > > > XSL plugin require an XSLT engine on the server, or is it doing the
> > > > > browser?
> > > > >
> > > > > I'm looking at XSLT for use with microformats so I can do
> conversions
> > > > > on formats like hcard to vcard or hatom to atom feed, and at the
> > > > > moment I am using rather slow and patchy 3rd party services for
> this,
> > > > > and I can't install any XSLT engines on my server.
> > > > >
> > > > > Also love the sound of the debug script.  Firebug is an excellnt
> > > > > appl

Re: [jQuery] Efforts to Convert Folks to jQuery

[digital spaghetti]

I agree with a lot of what you are saying.  The jQuery site, though a
useful tool is a little dull and as you say doesn't tell you how
"fresh" things are.

I think a leaf could be taken out of what some other communities on
the web do and look at making the jQuery homepage more like a
community hub, and less like a "this is jQuery" page.

A few additional ideas to what I had before:

Have a "today" box telling you all the freshest information such as
current build of jQuery, latest/updated plugins, links to tutorials
for beginners on the front page, clearer nacvigation.

Tane
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 12/7/06, Solid Source <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Of particular importance to JQuery I believe is finding a way to help
> developers understand VERY OBVIOUSLY that this is not another
> Prototype/Dojo///, but rather a very different way to address the issue of
> DOM interaction in a concise not overly verbose manner. I have used every
> major(and minor for that matter) lib out there for various projects/apps and
> I am absolutely committed to JQuery after all my experimenting.
>
> You all know why ... :)
>
> The only reason it took so long for me to convert was that I saw JQuery
> initially as just another lib. JQuery was less publicized at the time and
> that made for easy oversight of it's true value.
>
> If you/we find a way to make it obvious at first glance(wherever the first
> glance lives) what we have here is special in a way you haven't experienced
> yet in your libquest(s), along with a very concise and simple(layman's
> terms) why, I feel this would be a huge benefit.
>
> So I pointed out a problem so here's a few ideas/solutions:
>
> 1. Change the slogan "New Wave Javascript" to something more along the lines
> of explaining what it does or how it does it rather than what it is.
> Everyone thinks they are new wave right? :)
>
> 2. The jquery.com homepage has this text as the first paragraph at the top,
> "jQuery is a new type of Javascript library. It is not a huge, bloated
> framework promising the best in AJAX - nor is it just a set of needlessly
> complex enhancements - jQuery is designed to change the way that you write
> Javascript.". Along with the first section heading, "What is jQuery?".
>
> Why did this not sink in for me the first few times I visited the site? I'll
> choose some libraries that I have used in the past, before converting, and
> break out their home pages ...
> 1. dojo: "Dojo is the Open Source JavaScript toolkit that makes professional
> web development better, easier, and faster."
> 2. prototype: "Prototype is a JavaScript framework that aims to ease
> development of dynamic web applications"
> 3. scriptaculous/proto: "script.aculo.us provides you with easy-to-use,
> cross-browser user interface JavaScript libraries to make your web sites and
> web applications fly."
> 4. mochikit: "Makes JavaScript suck less." - I love this one
> 5. rico: "An open-source JavaScript library for creating rich internet
> applications. Rico provides full AJAX support, drag and drop management and
> a cinematic effects library."
>
> commonalities: they all make JavaScript development better, easier, and
> faster of course :). This was what stuck everytime I crawled the web for a
> new library, so I was looking unconsciously for something to stand out other
> than the obvious.
>
> I think the JQuery homepage explanation is very honest, but it "sounded"
> like it was going to make my development better, easier, and faster. I
> didn't want to spend the time(I hit JQuery after proto,script,mochi,rico) to
> try yet another lib, especially if it is less known - probably meaning rel.
> cycles are low, community is small, plug ins obsolete. I might have taken
> the time if I had somehow "got it" without having to dig around a commit a
> lot of time. So ... long winded point comes ... if the homepage featured
> very little text describing JQuery, and a lot more functional concise
> examples, and talk of community, plugins, etc ... I think the segways from
> what do I need, to hey that looks nice, to let me try that with my problem,
> to why didn't I start using this sooner mean new JQuery users faster.
>
> closing example: JQuery homepage-marketing landing page
>
> JQuery - "some catchy, maybe slightly off topic phrase" - remember Mochi -
> "Makes JavaScript suck less."
>
> example
> brief expl. 1 $() method, maybe - why is this different than prototype?
>
> brief how
> dom manipulation example 1 - link to demos
>
> brief how
> effects example 1 - link to demos
>
> brief how
> dom manipulation example 2 - link to demos
>
>  - start hitting the what and whys of JQ
>
> brief how
> .get() - .post() - .load() example 1 - link to demos
>
> ...
>
> ...
>
>  - really get into the what and whys of JQ
>
> Thinking out loud here :).
>
>
>
>
> thumblewend wrote:
> >
> > Hi Rey,
> > This is slightly off-topic of me but I'm not sure how else to get in
> > contact with you. I just want you to know that I

Re: [jQuery] Efforts to Convert Folks to jQuery

[digital spaghetti]

Here is some notes I took on my blackberry.  Sometimes I just get
ideas like this and like to take them down.  It's for getjquery.com
which could be a great way to promote the library.

Getjquery.org site ideas:

Create a site in a similar vein to getfirefox.org, promoting the
features and values of the Jquery library.

The site is build aroud x ideas:
- what is jQuery? (Introduction and Faq)
- jQuery in action (both onsite and offsite), jQuery in the press.
- get jQuery (offer several downloads I.e. Lite, developer and roll-your-own)
- jQuery tutorials (onsite, offsite, video and podcasts)
- your jQuery - user submission such as sites running jQuery, code
snipits, photos (conferences, sillyness, etc).
- jQuery swag - t-shirts, mugs, mouse mats, etc.
- support us - donations

Site runs on Drupal, with modulles to build a community site, get
advocates od jQuery from the mailing list to contribute to design and
function, come up with unique content for site. Look at either
creating a tour in flash, or someone write it in jQuery (to show the
power!!)

Aim of the site is to raise awareness and take up of the jQuery
library. Show that some big sites (technorati, drupal) are using
jQuery, get quotes and soundbites and plaster them on the site.

Create a central pot of funds for running hosting, getting advertising
and donating to jQuery related projects. Possibly offer awards for
excellent projects decided by a panel.  Could also go towards funding
speakers at events to promote jQuery.

Feel free to expand on this, or just ignore it but I thought I'd throw
it into the pot.

Tane
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 12/7/06, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Guys, some of you may know of my efforts to get jQuery more exposure.
> Part of that is pro-actively approaching Ajax notables in the ColdFusion
> community in an effort to get them to give some face time to jQuery.
> Well I'm happy to announce that it looks like I've converted one of the
> notables in the ColdFusion community; Joe Danziger. Joe's written
> several articles on Ajax primarily focusing on Prototype/Scriptaculous
> with ColdFusion. You can read about it here as well as his comments
> about jQuery:
>
> http://www.reybango.com/index.cfm/2006/12/6/Why-jQuery-Rocks-or-How-I-Got-Joe-Danziger-to-Convert
>
> The reason that I'm posting this is to encourage everyone to be
> pro-active in approaching the top names in your respective areas and
> development tools and telling them about jQuery. It seems that many
> folks either don't know about jQuery or have a misconception about what
> it does. In my Joe thought it was just some javascript library until he
> actually saw the plugins and functionality included in it.
>
> I was fairly disappointed not seeing jQuery mentioned in this recent
> comparison:
>
> http://www.dzone.com/rsslinks/an_open_source_ajax_comparison_matrix.html
>
> so I'm going to continue to push hard to get the word out. I hope
> everyone joins me in those efforts.
>
> If you see Joe on this mailing list, please make him feel at home. I've
> talked to him about writing another article for AjaxWorld about using
> jQuery with ColdFusion and he seems pretty excited about doing it.
>
> I will be out of town until Monday so if you reply to me and don't get a
> response back, I'll get back to you then.
>
> Rey...
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Re: [jQuery] Two new jQuery plugins: jquery.xslTransform and jquery.debug

[digital spaghetti]

Hey,

Tried this, not working:

$this is not defined.

I don't think that really matters anyway?  All my code should be doing
is on clicking the URL, I want to fire off a transform which is
defined in the function code?

At the moment, I know that I am sending text/html as the header as I
just want to run the XSLT over my webpage to pick up the microformats
embedded in the HTML.  Do I maybe need to ammend the header?

Tane

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> >
> $("$this").getTransform("http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/misc/hAtom2Atom.xsl","http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php
> ");
>
> If you're actually doing $("$this")... I would say that's a problem. You
> probably want $(this)...
>
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Re: [jQuery] Two new jQuery plugins: jquery.xslTransform and jquery.debug

[digital spaghetti]

Hey,

Is the list working, or is everyone just REALLY quiet today?

On 12/6/06, digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Gavin,
>
> I've just added  jQuery.xslTransform to my website
> (http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk) and I have a link on the site that I
> want to click to transform the page I am looking at, but it doesn't
> seem to work.
>
> Just a quick background:  I am using the hAtom microformat on my site,
> it means in the HTML document on my site, these are classes such as
> hEntry, title, etc that wrap my content.
>
> I have uploaded hAtom2Atom.xsl to my site, which is for transforming
> the hAtom tags to a Atom feed (http://rbach.priv.at/hAtom2Atom/).  I'm
> trying to replicate the function of this:
> http://lukearno.com/projects/hatom2atom (which is a convertor) but on
> my own site.
>
> Now on my site, I have a link link this:
>
> Subscribe to hAtom Feed
>
> And my jQuery code looks like this:
>
> $(document).ready(function(){
>   $("a.atom").click(function() {
> $("$this").getTransform("http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/misc/hAtom2Atom.xsl","http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php";);
> });
> });
>
> Now, the script gets triggered, but I get these errors in Firebug:
>
>
> getTransform: 
> http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/misc/hAtom2Atom.xsl::http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php::[object
> Object]
>
> transform(): 
> http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/misc/hAtom2Atom.xsl::http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php::[object
> Object]
>
> load(): received string
>
> loadFile(): http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php::string
>
> GET http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php (1063ms)
>
> ERROR: document http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php not found
> (404), or unable to load
>
> r.setProperty is not a function
>
> Any ideas how I may get around this?
>
>
> Tane
> http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk
>
> On 12/6/06, Gavin M. Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Glyphix (http://www.glyphix.com) has released two more plugins under
> > the MIT license:
> >
> > jQuery.xslTransform and jQuery.debug
> >
> > jQuery.xslTransform is a jQuery wrapper for Sarissa, providing the
> > ability to replace any element on the page with the results from an
> > XSL transformation of an XML document inside the browser on the fly
> > (no server required). For example:
> > $('your-selector-here').getTransform('path-to-xsl.xsl','path-to-xml.xml');.
> >
> > jQuery.debug is freedom from that [EMAIL PROTECTED]@#$!!! alert() function.
> > If you're using Firefox with the Firebug extension installed, this
> > plugin writes log items to Firebug's console.  If Firebug is not
> > installed, this plugin creates a div and writes log items to a list
> > inside it. For example: $.log('hello world'); or
> > $('your-selector-here').debug();.
> >
> > Both are available at http://jQuery.glyphix.com
> >
> > Gavin
> >
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Re: [jQuery] Two new jQuery plugins: jquery.xslTransform and jquery.debug

[digital spaghetti]

Hi briz,

Ok I'll give that a try tommorow when I am in work and see what
happens.  Unfortunatly the list seemed rather quiet today so I didn't
get an earlier reponse :(  and my laptops still not back from the
repair shop to try it out tonight.

One I get it working, do you mind me cross posting your email onto the
microformats mailing list?  By the sounds of things this script will
be perfect for converting microformats like hAtom and hCard in the
browser with the right XSL file :)

Tane
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 12/6/06, Briz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you tried running the example file? If not, try it. It's in the
> "example" directory ... here it is on our server:
> http://jquery.glyphix.com/jquery.xslTransform/example/
>
> If you have, does it work?
>
> One more thing to try is using jquery.xslTransform.js instead of
> jquery.xslTransform.packed.js
>
>
>
> On 12/6/06, digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Hey,
> >
> > I managed to get this plugin installed, but at the moment it's not
> > working, I've posted the output from firebug in a previous email.  I'm
> > thinking it's because the page is being served as text/html - but my
> > knowledge isn't that great on headers and I don't know what I need to
> > do to change the header when my transform link is clicked.
> >
> > If you go to http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk and click on the hAtom
> > button on the left, you can see the error I get.
> >
> > Tane
> >
> > On 12/6/06, Briz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Hi there.
> > >
> > > The xslTransform plugin doesn't require a server at all. It does require
> > a
> > > browser with an XSLT engine built into it, though. Firefox and IE do,
> > Opera
> > > has a limited one, and Safari has a very limited one.
> > >
> > > Short story: if you're using Firefox or IE6/7, you can do XSL
> > > transformations without installing anything at all on the server.
> > >
> > >
> > > On 12/6/06, Gavin M. Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > -- Forwarded message --
> > > > From: digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > > Date: Dec 6, 2006 12:10 AM
> > > > Subject: Re: [jQuery] Two new jQuery plugins: jquery.xslTransform and
> > > > jquery.debug
> > > > To: "jQuery Discussion." 
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Hi there,
> > > >
> > > > Currently mobile at the moment, so a quick question.  Does the jQuery
> > > > XSL plugin require an XSLT engine on the server, or is it doing the
> > > > browser?
> > > >
> > > > I'm looking at XSLT for use with microformats so I can do conversions
> > > > on formats like hcard to vcard or hatom to atom feed, and at the
> > > > moment I am using rather slow and patchy 3rd party services for this,
> > > > and I can't install any XSLT engines on my server.
> > > >
> > > > Also love the sound of the debug script.  Firebug is an excellnt
> > > > application and this plugin looks like it may be the perfect
> > > > complement to it.  I'll give it a try at work today :)
> > > >
> > > > Tane
> > > > http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk
> > > >
> > > > On 12/6/06, Gavin M. Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
> > > > > Glyphix (http://www.glyphix.com) has released two more plugins under
> > > > > the MIT license:
> > > > >
> > > > > jQuery.xslTransform and jQuery.debug
> > > > >
> > > > > jQuery.xslTransform is a jQuery wrapper for Sarissa, providing the
> > > > > ability to replace any element on the page with the results from an
> > > > > XSL transformation of an XML document inside the browser on the fly
> > > > > (no server required). For example:
> > > > >
> > > $('your-selector-here').getTransform('path-to-xsl.xsl','path-to-xml.xml
> > ');.
> > > > >
> > > > > jQuery.debug is freedom from that [EMAIL PROTECTED]@#$!!! alert() 
> > > > > function.
> > > > > If you're using Firefox with the Firebug extension installed, this
> > > > > plugin writes log items to Firebug's console.  If Firebug is not
> > > > > installed, this plugin creates a div and writes log items to a list
> > > > > inside it. For example: $.log('hello world'); or
> > > > > $('your-selector-here').debug();.
> > > > >
> > > > > Both are available at http://jQuery.glyphix.com
> > > > >
> > > > > Gavin
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Re: [jQuery] Two new jQuery plugins: jquery.xslTransform and jquery.debug

[digital spaghetti]

Hi Gavin,

I've just added  jQuery.xslTransform to my website
(http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk) and I have a link on the site that I
want to click to transform the page I am looking at, but it doesn't
seem to work.

Just a quick background:  I am using the hAtom microformat on my site,
it means in the HTML document on my site, these are classes such as
hEntry, title, etc that wrap my content.

I have uploaded hAtom2Atom.xsl to my site, which is for transforming
the hAtom tags to a Atom feed (http://rbach.priv.at/hAtom2Atom/).  I'm
trying to replicate the function of this:
http://lukearno.com/projects/hatom2atom (which is a convertor) but on
my own site.

Now on my site, I have a link link this:

Subscribe to hAtom Feed

And my jQuery code looks like this:

$(document).ready(function(){
  $("a.atom").click(function() {
$("$this").getTransform("http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/misc/hAtom2Atom.xsl","http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php";);
});
});

Now, the script gets triggered, but I get these errors in Firebug:


getTransform: 
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/misc/hAtom2Atom.xsl::http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php::[object
Object]

transform(): 
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/misc/hAtom2Atom.xsl::http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php::[object
Object]

load(): received string

loadFile(): http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php::string

GET http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php (1063ms)

ERROR: document http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk/index.php not found
(404), or unable to load

r.setProperty is not a function

Any ideas how I may get around this?


Tane
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 12/6/06, Gavin M. Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Glyphix (http://www.glyphix.com) has released two more plugins under
> the MIT license:
>
> jQuery.xslTransform and jQuery.debug
>
> jQuery.xslTransform is a jQuery wrapper for Sarissa, providing the
> ability to replace any element on the page with the results from an
> XSL transformation of an XML document inside the browser on the fly
> (no server required). For example:
> $('your-selector-here').getTransform('path-to-xsl.xsl','path-to-xml.xml');.
>
> jQuery.debug is freedom from that [EMAIL PROTECTED]@#$!!! alert() function.
> If you're using Firefox with the Firebug extension installed, this
> plugin writes log items to Firebug's console.  If Firebug is not
> installed, this plugin creates a div and writes log items to a list
> inside it. For example: $.log('hello world'); or
> $('your-selector-here').debug();.
>
> Both are available at http://jQuery.glyphix.com
>
> Gavin
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Re: [jQuery] Two new jQuery plugins: jquery.xslTransform and jquery.debug

[digital spaghetti]

Hi there,

Currently mobile at the moment, so a quick question.  Does the jQuery
XSL plugin require an XSLT engine on the server, or is it doing the
browser?

I'm looking at XSLT for use with microformats so I can do conversions
on formats like hcard to vcard or hatom to atom feed, and at the
moment I am using rather slow and patchy 3rd party services for this,
and I can't install any XSLT engines on my server.

Also love the sound of the debug script.  Firebug is an excellnt
application and this plugin looks like it may be the perfect
complement to it.  I'll give it a try at work today :)

Tane
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On 12/6/06, Gavin M. Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Glyphix (http://www.glyphix.com) has released two more plugins under
> the MIT license:
>
> jQuery.xslTransform and jQuery.debug
>
> jQuery.xslTransform is a jQuery wrapper for Sarissa, providing the
> ability to replace any element on the page with the results from an
> XSL transformation of an XML document inside the browser on the fly
> (no server required). For example:
> $('your-selector-here').getTransform('path-to-xsl.xsl','path-to-xml.xml');.
>
> jQuery.debug is freedom from that [EMAIL PROTECTED]@#$!!! alert() function.
> If you're using Firefox with the Firebug extension installed, this
> plugin writes log items to Firebug's console.  If Firebug is not
> installed, this plugin creates a div and writes log items to a list
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Re: [jQuery] Web application / site testing framework using jquery?

[digital spaghetti]

I have't tried it yet myself, but on firebug's homepage there is a
firebug lite that is a javascript you can embed into a page, to give
you cross browser debugging.

I'd have a look at that, see if it suits your needs?

Tane
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On 12/5/06, bmsterling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> That is what I meant as far as formatting goes, it should check for unclosed
> tags, correct tree structure, stuff like that.
>
> I may be interested in starting a project like this, because god knows I
> need a tool that can assist in my getting things out of alpha testing.
>
> How would you suggest getting from point A to point Z?
>
> This app would need to be very flexible but not too much where standards are
> concerned, maybe a few know hacks but nothing outrageous .
>
>
>
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Re: [jQuery] php frameworks

[digital spaghetti]

f you don't want to start from scratch but have the flexability to add
your own functioanlity and have jQuery at the core, then Drupal is
excellent

It has really good open standards. There are lots of great core and
3rd party modules available for example in Core you have database
functions, a user system (that can easily extended), blogging and
story creatiin, feed aggrigators and more.  For 3rd party you have CCK
for creating content types and Views for displaying content, and
hundreds more.

The only current issue is that the current version is beta and not all
modules have been converted to work, but if you really require thr
functionality you can delve into the code and provide patches to fix
it.  The community is great for support.

Tane
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On 12/5/06, Larry Garfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I actually have to look into several frameworks at work very soon, so I'm
> interested in this subject as well. :-)
>
> Depending on what you're building, a CMS/framework hybrid like Drupal[1]
> could
> be useful.  It's widely used, very flexible, and version 5 (now in beta 2
> release) has adopted jQuery as its Javascript library of choice. :-)
>
> [1] http://drupal.org/
>
> On Monday 04 December 2006 22:10, bmsterling wrote:
> > Hey all,
> > A partially non-jquery question, anyone use any php frameworks?  I was
> > looking at the zend framework, but not sure if it is any good.
> >
> > If you use a php frame work can you post a url and why you like it?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Ben
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Re: [jQuery] Ignoring tags already affected by .addClass()

[digital spaghetti]

Easy enough.  My module uses a hook into drupals views, when a node is
about to be rendered to the screen, I have a function that generates a
hash based on the url of the node id.

Then using drupal_add_js, I write out the jQuery function and drop in
the vars from the module's php code (naybe not standard but very easy
to do using this function).

Since the hash code is generated from the node's url' I know the id of
the node and where I now want to put it.

Really I should have thought of it before, but today was a rather
testing day for other reasons, with far too many coffee and cigs and
not enough work.

On 12/4/06, Erik Beeson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What you're talking about trying to do with .addClass doesn't make sense. It
> sounds like you want something like what Alex described. How do you expect
> to map from node number to class name?
>
> --Erik
>
> On 12/4/06, digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > To be honest, I don't know how to currently with drupal, I've looked
> > through the docs but currently haven't found anything to allow me to
> > affect the node's class tag.
> >
> > This way seemed like a quick workaround way to do it, and as far as I
> > could see drupal_add_js was designed to be able to do stuff like this
> > (mix JS and PHP, maybe I'm wrong).
> >
> > I do want to look for a more perminant way of doing this, as I have
> > thought that a microid spider might ignore JS which would render this
> > module's current implementation useless.
> > But at the moment this is more of a proof-of-concept rather than
> > something fully useable (there are not many services that support
> > microid).
> >
> > Tane
> >
> > On 12/4/06, Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > digital spaghetti schrieb:
> > > > Since drupal_add_js allows me to mix PHP variables with jQuery code I
> > > > could change the I'd selector to be specific to the node I'd (I.e
> > > > id="node-14", id="node-15", etc) as drupal always automatically
> > > > generates this.  If anyone can think of anything else, it will be
> > > > appreciated.
> > > >
> > > It sounds like you should try to add that ID without JS at all. I think
> > > mixing of javascript with any serverside code should be avoided as much
> > > as possible, it always gets ugly. Use metadata added via serverside code
> > > within your js code, but don't generate js.
> > >
> > > I'm interested to hear why you need js to do that stuff.
> > >
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Re: [jQuery] Ignoring tags already affected by .addClass()

[digital spaghetti]

To be honest, I don't know how to currently with drupal, I've looked
through the docs but currently haven't found anything to allow me to
affect the node's class tag.

This way seemed like a quick workaround way to do it, and as far as I
could see drupal_add_js was designed to be able to do stuff like this
(mix JS and PHP, maybe I'm wrong).

I do want to look for a more perminant way of doing this, as I have
thought that a microid spider might ignore JS which would render this
module's current implementation useless.
But at the moment this is more of a proof-of-concept rather than
something fully useable (there are not many services that support
microid).

Tane

On 12/4/06, Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> digital spaghetti schrieb:
> > Since drupal_add_js allows me to mix PHP variables with jQuery code I
> > could change the I'd selector to be specific to the node I'd (I.e
> > id="node-14", id="node-15", etc) as drupal always automatically
> > generates this.  If anyone can think of anything else, it will be
> > appreciated.
> >
> It sounds like you should try to add that ID without JS at all. I think
> mixing of javascript with any serverside code should be avoided as much
> as possible, it always gets ugly. Use metadata added via serverside code
> within your js code, but don't generate js.
>
> I'm interested to hear why you need js to do that stuff.
>
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>
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Re: [jQuery] Ignoring tags already affected by .addClass()

[digital spaghetti]

Hi alex and eric,

Sorry, my email was written during a fit of frustration.

Basicly what I mean is as each node is generated on the page there is
some PHP that generates the hash Id, then using the drupal_add_js I
add the .addClass() function to the head with the class name I want to
add, but it seems that jQuery is adding sll the .addClass() to each
node.  This actually makes sense to me with how jQuery works.

So what I need to happen is for each jQuery function that is generated
for each .addClass to have a condition that excludes previous nodes
that have already been affected.  I'm hoping that it runs in order too
(I.e. The correct .addClass() affects the correct node).  As I typed
out this email I had the same idea as Alex (but my blackberry kicked
me out of gmail before I could send it) I will try tommorow.

Since drupal_add_js allows me to mix PHP variables with jQuery code I
could change the I'd selector to be specific to the node I'd (I.e
id="node-14", id="node-15", etc) as drupal always automatically
generates this.  If anyone can think of anything else, it will be
appreciated.


Tane
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 12/4/06, Alex Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you know the node that is generating the original  call, then
> why can't you write the id value into the jQuery call?
>
> Drupal spits out this:
>
> <script type="text/javascript">
> $(function(){$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-d09348e51fc82f053dfd6
> c9c1319ceace8ab83bb")});
> 
>
> For node-14, according to your HTML.
>
> Change the jQuery to this:
>
> 
> $(function(){$("div#node-14]").addClass("microid-d09348e51fc82f053dfd6c9
> c1319ceace8ab83bb")});
> 
>
> And then you'd only apply the class to the one node, not every node
> found on the page that has the word 'node' in the id field.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of digital spaghetti
> Sent: Monday, December 04, 2006 9:48 AM
> To: jQuery Discussion.
> Subject: [jQuery] Ignoring tags already affected by .addClass()
>
> Hey folks,
>
> I'm making headway with my Drupal module I am working on, but have hit
> a problem.
>
> On the front page of Drupal, I generate a jQuery .addClass() function
> for each node that is displayed on the page, and this is fine.  For
> example, for the first node I get this in my header:
>
> 
> $(function(){$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-d09348e51fc82f053dfd6
> c9c1319ceace8ab83bb")});
> 
>
> 
> $(function(){$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-13937db84359a8a64a1ed
> 0fd15e671595a9c1207")});
> 
>
> And so on
>
> But now the problem is that rather than just adding one .addClass() to
> the node than generates it, it add's ALL the .addClass()'s to every
> node.  i.e.
>
> 
>
> is there a way in jQuery to check if a tag has already been touched by
> jQuery so it's ignored?  I am assuming that as the loop happens on the
> front page, jQuery should then assign the correct .addClass() to the
> correct node in order?
>
> Regards,
> Tane
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[jQuery] Ignoring tags already affected by .addClass()

[digital spaghetti]

Hey folks,

I'm making headway with my Drupal module I am working on, but have hit
a problem.

On the front page of Drupal, I generate a jQuery .addClass() function
for each node that is displayed on the page, and this is fine.  For
example, for the first node I get this in my header:


$(function(){$("[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-d09348e51fc82f053dfd6c9c1319ceace8ab83bb")});



$(function(){$("[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-13937db84359a8a64a1ed0fd15e671595a9c1207")});


And so on

But now the problem is that rather than just adding one .addClass() to
the node than generates it, it add's ALL the .addClass()'s to every
node.  i.e.



is there a way in jQuery to check if a tag has already been touched by
jQuery so it's ignored?  I am assuming that as the loop happens on the
front page, jQuery should then assign the correct .addClass() to the
correct node in order?

Regards,
Tane

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Re: [jQuery] Get the Firebug 1.0 Beta!

[digital spaghetti]

I could only afford $10 just now, but the improvements are well worth
it.  Everyone who uses it should donate at least $5, it's an excellent
extension and should be supported.


Tane
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 12/4/06, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yep! I went ahead and sent Joe $50 simply because I think that this
> plugin is one of the best of the lot. And the new features are outstanding.
>
> Rey...
>
> Sam Collett wrote:
> > It's remaining open source too, which will probably please some people.
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Re: [jQuery] Non-website usage: Twadget

[digital spaghetti]

Hi Rod,

Great to see jQuery being used in an inventive way.  Have you any
plans to makw this a web widget, as I'd love to use something like
this on my site.

As to the http Auth issue, would it be possible to make this into a
plugin, so it would make the code cleaner, and it would be a great
plugin to see to use some other services.

Tane
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 12/3/06, Rod Begbie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just thought I'd send this out in case anyone's interested.
>
> I've used JQuery as part of a Windows Vista sidebar gadget I've built
> called Twadget (http://arsecandle.org/twadget/).  It's a gadget that
> allows you to follow your friends' statuses (and update your own) on
> the rawkin' Twitter.com
>
> Since Vista gadgets are just zipped up HTML+Javascript, JQuery's a
> natural choice.  It made event-handling and smooth UI effects a piece
> of piss.  (Only downside?  Twitter's API uses HTTP Auth, which JQuery
> doesn't support, so I had to do some half-assed hackery to make the
> AJAX calls)
>
> Rawk on you lovely JQuery types!
>
> Rod.
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Re: [jQuery] MyDayLite (to-do list) release. All files included.

[digital spaghetti]

Hi there,

As soon as I started reading this thread I thought the exact same
thing about a drupal module, but it looks like you already have a
module in development.

Is there anything in the CVS to look at?  I'm working on a
microformats module and I'd like to look opening an API for other
modules such as yours to use the formats like hCalendar and hCard.

I may be a little OT here but I'm am certainlt planning to use a lot
of jQuery for the client side such as adding semantic classes to tags.

You can check out my module, its called microformats.

Tane
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 11/29/06, Morbus Iff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Brian - I'd like to potentially use and/or ship this with a Drupal
> module I've been working on which is a project management tool. Would
> you be willing to license your code under the GPL, such that I can
> include it within the Drupal CVS repository?
>
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Re: [jQuery] Using .addClass() to add dynamic class not for CSS

[digital spaghetti]

Yea, I figured it out in the end, but now I'm really happy with the results.

One question I do have.  Since the class that I add is supposed to be
indexed by a microid spider, do you think these on-the-fly changes
will be picked up as the content is not really embedded but added on a
page view?  That's the only issue I'm worried about.

Tane
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 12/1/06, Alex Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You want to look at the Generated Source, not the normal Source FF
> started with.  FF doesn't update that view as JS changes are made, so
> it's pointless to check that.  Firebug or the Web Developers Toolbar
> would help you out a lot.
>
> -ALEX
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of digital spaghetti
> Sent: Friday, December 01, 2006 6:51 AM
> To: jQuery Discussion.
> Subject: Re: [jQuery] Using .addClass() to add dynamic class not for CSS
>
> Paul,
>
> Actually it is working, Firebug has confirmed it for me, I was trying
> to view source in firefox.  I just hope this means that MicroID
> checked can still pick it up
>
> Tane
>
> On 12/1/06, Paul McLanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I don't know if this is the problem or not, but I do notice a type-o
> > in your script:
> >
> > You have:
> > $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-' . $hash . '")
> >
> > Should be:
> > $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]'node']").addClass("microid-' . $hash . '")
> >
> > Notice the quotes around "node". I also switched your match from *= to
> > ^= because from your example it appears you were looking for the ID
> > attrib to start with "node".  But the *= should work fine as well.  My
> > quess is that it was the lack of quotes around "node" that's the
> > trouble.  addClass is the correct method to use, I just think that
> > your query isn't finding any nodes.
> >
> > Hope this helps,
> >
> > Paul
> >
> > On 12/1/06, digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Hey folks,
> > >
> > > I am working on a Microcontent module for Drupal that uses jQuery,
> but
> > > I cannot seem to get that functionality to work.  I need to ask,
> does
> > > .addClass actually add class text to a tag, or is it just applying
> it
> > > in the background.  To explain, my code looks like this:
> > >
> > > $(function(){
> > >  $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-' . $hash . '")
> > > });
> > >
> > > Now, $hash is generated from hashing the users email and homepage
> url.
> > >  When I add the JS to drupal_add_js, this is how it outputs, so I
> know
> > > this bit is working:
> > >
> > > 
> > > $(function(){
> > >
> $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-48d0e28087a9cb825fbc7e6257fdb00137
> bf8aa3")
> > > });
> > > 
> > >
> > > But when I check any div tags that have  (n being
> the
> > > node number) the class list still looks the same.  If .addClass is
> the
> > > wrong thing, can anyone suggest another way I go about this?
> > >
> > > Regards,
> > > Tane
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Re: [jQuery] Using .addClass() to add dynamic class not for CSS

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On 12/1/06, Marc Jansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi digital spaghetti,
>
> digital spaghetti schrieb:
> > Hey folks,
> >
> > I am working on a Microcontent module for Drupal that uses jQuery, but
> > I cannot seem to get that functionality to work.  I need to ask, does
> > .addClass actually add class text to a tag, or is it just applying it
> > in the background.  To explain, my code looks like this:
> >
> > $(function(){
> >  $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-' . $hash . '")
> > });
> >
> >
> Ignore this post if I totally miss something, but:
>
> What do the dots (.) around $hash do? Is $hash a jquery-variable? Some
> PHP? I thought you wanted to concatenate a classname as a string, but I
> can't see the JavaScript-plus-operator. (and the dots keep thinking me
> of PHP-concatenation)
>
> This is rather confusing... at least to me.
>

Hi Marc,

Ignore this - it's a PHP variable.  You are seeing this code out of
context as to add jQuery to a drupal page you use a function called
drupal_add_js:

drupal_add_js('$(function(){$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-' .
$hash . '")});', 'inline');

It's very handy, as it allows you to mix JS and PHP.  The 'inline' as
the end add's it to the header, without 'inline' you can add JS files
to your header.

Tane

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Re: [jQuery] Using .addClass() to add dynamic class not for CSS

[digital spaghetti]

Paul,

Actually it is working, Firebug has confirmed it for me, I was trying
to view source in firefox.  I just hope this means that MicroID
checked can still pick it up

Tane

On 12/1/06, Paul McLanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know if this is the problem or not, but I do notice a type-o
> in your script:
>
> You have:
> $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-' . $hash . '")
>
> Should be:
> $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]'node']").addClass("microid-' . $hash . '")
>
> Notice the quotes around "node". I also switched your match from *= to
> ^= because from your example it appears you were looking for the ID
> attrib to start with "node".  But the *= should work fine as well.  My
> quess is that it was the lack of quotes around "node" that's the
> trouble.  addClass is the correct method to use, I just think that
> your query isn't finding any nodes.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Paul
>
> On 12/1/06, digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hey folks,
> >
> > I am working on a Microcontent module for Drupal that uses jQuery, but
> > I cannot seem to get that functionality to work.  I need to ask, does
> > .addClass actually add class text to a tag, or is it just applying it
> > in the background.  To explain, my code looks like this:
> >
> > $(function(){
> >  $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-' . $hash . '")
> > });
> >
> > Now, $hash is generated from hashing the users email and homepage url.
> >  When I add the JS to drupal_add_js, this is how it outputs, so I know
> > this bit is working:
> >
> > 
> > $(function(){
> >  $("[EMAIL 
> > PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-48d0e28087a9cb825fbc7e6257fdb00137bf8aa3")
> > });
> > 
> >
> > But when I check any div tags that have  (n being the
> > node number) the class list still looks the same.  If .addClass is the
> > wrong thing, can anyone suggest another way I go about this?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Tane
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[jQuery] Using .addClass() to add dynamic class not for CSS

[digital spaghetti]

Hey folks,

I am working on a Microcontent module for Drupal that uses jQuery, but
I cannot seem to get that functionality to work.  I need to ask, does
.addClass actually add class text to a tag, or is it just applying it
in the background.  To explain, my code looks like this:

$(function(){
 $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-' . $hash . '")
});

Now, $hash is generated from hashing the users email and homepage url.
 When I add the JS to drupal_add_js, this is how it outputs, so I know
this bit is working:


$(function(){
 $("[EMAIL 
PROTECTED]").addClass("microid-48d0e28087a9cb825fbc7e6257fdb00137bf8aa3")
});


But when I check any div tags that have  (n being the
node number) the class list still looks the same.  If .addClass is the
wrong thing, can anyone suggest another way I go about this?

Regards,
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Re: [jQuery] OT: fQuery

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Hi Steven,

Is there any link to this?  I'm currently looking at building a hCard
builder for Drupal that reads the fields from the Profile module, and
generates a select list of these fields that can be mapped to XHTML
types for a hCard.

This plugin sounds perfect, because for the admin interface I want to
use jQuery for the interface so you can build up lots of mapped
profile fields dynamicly.  You can read about my idea here:
http://groups.drupal.org/node/1898#comment

Also, is this module a replacement for fields in Drupal, or an
extention of them?

Thanks,
Tane

On 11/23/06, Steven Wittens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi gang, (semi off-topic..)
>
> I just released a rather cool bit of PHP code inspired by jQuery.
>
> In Drupal (drupal.org, CMS), our form structures (which govern user
> interaction) are built up as big trees of objects (group boxes,
> textfields, checkboxes, buttons, etc.). These arrays are a powerful
> tool to work with, as it becomes easy to insert new features in the
> middle of a form, for example to add 3rd party modules to the mix.
> They also help separate structure from user content.
>
> Unfortunately, large tree structures can be cumbersome to use because
> you need to iterate over elements all the time. Sound familiar? Just
> like jQuery makes the clunky DOM elegant, my tool, fQuery, allows you
> to do use a CSS-like syntax to query the big arrays. It works like a
> charm and makes writing certain kinds of code much easier.
>
> So, if you want all fieldsets on a page that are collapsible, you use
> "fieldset.collapsible". Finding textfields inside fieldsets becomes
> "fieldset > textfield". Checkboxes with a keyword matching in their
> label? "checkbox[#title*=keyword]".
>
> Implementing a jQuery like query system has opened up a whole new way
> of dealing with forms in Drupal. It's a really cool technique. The
> best part is that it's relatively easy to adapt the code to custom
> structures, as the parsing is separate from the operators. It's easy
> to insert your own tree structure and define custom operators (e.g.
> filesystem queries where you use pathnames + filename meta data).
>
> Has anyone else tried something like this? The jQuery architecture is
> definitely useful beyond DOM. I'm thinking if a bunch of people get
> together, we could make such custom "xQuery" systems easy to develop
> and use. I guess XPath is something similar, but I honestly don't
> know how much it's used ;).
>
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Re: [jQuery] Finding elements with class

[digital spaghetti]

Hmm, I tried that and it worked with Puff, but when I tried other
effects such as .Highlight I keep getting errors with c & g not having
properties.  Weird


Tane

On 11/22/06, spinnach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ..try without removing the quotes from this... $(this).Puff(500);
>
> digital spaghetti wrote:
> > Ended up fixing it on my own:
> >
> > $(document).ready(function()
> >   {$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]|=menu]").click(function(){
> > $("this").Puff(500)
> >   });
> > });
> >
> > However, I'm not getting Puff working, but I'll fix that too.
> >
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Re: [jQuery] Finding elements with class

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Ended up fixing it on my own:

$(document).ready(function()
  {$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]|=menu]").click(function(){
$("this").Puff(500)
  });
});

However, I'm not getting Puff working, but I'll fix that too.


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[jQuery] Finding elements with class

[digital spaghetti]

Hey folks,

I'm using Drupal and I have a menu that I want to apply an effect to.
The menu code looks like this and I can't change it as the classes
come from the drupal menu module:


Home
About Us
Our Artists
Releases


Below is the code I am using, I want the links to puff using ifx when
a link is clicked:

$(document).ready(function(){
  $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").click(function(){
$(this).Puff(500)
   });
});

However, I cannot get it to work.  I get the error: m has no
properties jquery.js (line 2).  As far as I am understanding it, I am
looking for any 'a' elements that have the word 'menu' in their
classname and when clicked they should puff.  What am I doing wrong?

Thanks,
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Re: [jQuery] API docs draft 2

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>
>
> Jorn, I'm using FF2 and when I scroll down the left hand list, I get
> blue lines appearing across the frame, however they disappear when I
> go back up the list.  They also disappear if I right-click on the
> frame as well.  Seems to be some kind of refresh issue?
>
>

Yep, I never noticed it the first time round - but the blue bar is
coming from the bottom of the frame off the scroll bar at the bottom.
However, it doesn't happen on the right hand frame.

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Re: [jQuery] API docs draft 2

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On 11/16/06, "Jörn Zaefferer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> it's update time, take a look for yourself: 
> http://fuzz.bassistance.de/api-draft/cat.xml
>
> The position:fixed hack for IE is implemented, but still a little fuzzy.
>
> Good thing: The complete API is bookmarkable across browsers. So far it's 
> tested on FF 1.5, Opera 9, IE 6.
>
> Things that are not in there because they don't quite run as they should: 
> Including the history plugin caused the page to eat my processor, not nice. I 
> was unable to get the quicksearch plugin working on the navigation.
>
> Klaus: Could you please commit the history plugin? In addition, the tabs are 
> not properly initiated, couldn't figure out what the problem was. When I 
> click the first time on one of the tabs, the other gets hidden, but not 
> before then.
>
> I hope to get some help from Rik with his quicksearch plugin.


Jorn, I'm using FF2 and when I scroll down the left hand list, I get
blue lines appearing across the frame, however they disappear when I
go back up the list.  They also disappear if I right-click on the
frame as well.  Seems to be some kind of refresh issue?

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Re: [jQuery] Next generation WYSIWYG editor... maybe? am I missing something?

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> I always thought the point of the MIT was that it can be used with
> anything, it is definitely compatible with GPL (so the dual license
> for Drupal integration doesn't make sense to me) - the only
> requirement is to keep the license intact (so the author gets credit).
> I've seen downloads with different parts under different licenses, but
> does source code distribution imply that *all* the code is under the
> same license, regardless of the folder?
>
> I think WYMeditor looks promising, but I think they would benefit from
> more developers (two really isn't enough) and it does look and behave
> different to already existing solutions.
>

I've actually raised a issue on Drupal (http://drupal.org/node/97948)
in regards to integrating this for version 6 of Drupal.  That's one
thing that Drupal is lacking is a content editor, and maybe if both
projects looked at working together on integrating, or at least making
WYMeditor fully compatable with Drupal - then that might speed things
up.

Other benefits from this is making things more lightweight, since
TinyMCE and FCK need their own JS libraries loaded in and I haven't
seen any other CMS's go down this route with their content editors.

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Re: [jQuery] Opening popup window using jQuery to a.href?

[digital spaghetti]

Thanks guys, I forgot to mention I had also tried this.href, but it
didn't work either, but I had it in "" so thats probably why.  I knew
I got the basic idea, it was just me being stupid :)

Thanks again.

Tane

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>
> > $(document).ready(
> > function(){$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").click(
> >  function() {
> >  window.open(this.href); return false;
> >  }
> > ); }
> > );
> >
> > You need 'return false' otherwise the current window/tab will load the
> > new page as well.
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[jQuery] Opening popup window using jQuery to a.href?

[digital spaghetti]

Hi Folks,

Ok, I am being stupid and can't work this out and it's probably so
simple.  What I want to do is keep my site XHTML valid, so I don't
want target= params in any of my links, I want to use jQuery to take
the href param from any clicked link with rel="nofollow" which only my
external links have, and pop it into a new window.  My code so far
looks like this:

$(document).ready(
 function(){$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").click(
  function() { window.open("a.href") }
 ); }
);

Now, from this all I am getting is a pop up to the URL a.href, and in
the window that the original link is in, that goes to the URL I want
the popup to go to.  Can anyone see where I am going wrong, or it
could just be me misunderstanding jQuery.  I also tried
window.open($("a").href) as well, but with no luck.

Thanks.
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Re: [jQuery] Which CMS / Wiki jQuery.com is using

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If you are looking for a CMS that is powered by jQuery, Drupal version
5 (currently in Beta) is using jQuery as it's core JS library, and is
integrating it into the main API.  For example, to add a jQuery
function you use the drupal_add_js hook in Drupal:





This is an example of an effect which is built into the core jQuery
library. This text should fade in after the DOM is loaded. http://api.drupal.org/api/HEAD/function/drupal_add_js";>
drupal_add_js() was used to add the http://jquery.com/api/";> fadeIn effect to any paragraph with
the class jtest.





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Re: [jQuery] Building a Community

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On 11/9/06, Dragan Krstic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It will be very nice to have list of sites runs on jQuery on
> http://jquery.com, then to have contest for site of month, year, best
> plugins, widgets, etc...
>

Definitely, I think that would be quite achievable (again, using
Drupal!)  with each plugin having it's own page, support forum, bug
tracking and feature requests, plus access to an SVN where  they are
stored.

And for sites running jQuery, it could be something like
cssgallery.com with a picture of the site, link, people can leave
comments and also score the site (using a jQuery-based vote plugin :)

I don't know how far along John and the other web designers are on
this, but it's definitely something to look at.

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Re: [jQuery] Building a Community

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>
> jQuery provides a library for client side scripting. Drupal runs on the 
> serverside and provides both dynamic content and client side script. So it 
> looks like a good opportunity to me to work together: Drupal can be used by 
> jQuery to build a great community(-driven) site, and Drupal can use jQuery to 
> advance it's client-side scripts.
>
> I don't see a conflict here.
>

Totally, jQuery is NOT being used for the server side stuff - at the
moment it's being implemented in the theme alongside the Colour picker
plugin for jQuery to allow people to customise the colour scheme, but
thats something quite small.

jQuery could be used to "AJAX-afy" the CMS for things like AJAX
comments, livesearch, date pickers (rather than the current text or
select box methods) and for loading in content to blocks, rather than
reload the page each time, or building newstickers from RSS content.
Using interface, a drag-and-drop interface for blocks could be built
as well.  These are just some ideas, but basicly it boils down to
simplifying the workflow through AJAX.

I'd suggest downloading the beta-1 of version 5 and giving it a test
drive , or try the demo here: http://www.adaccs.at/test/ and you'll
see what I mean.

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Re: [jQuery] A modal dialog box using greybox + form plugin

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This is exactly the type of functionality I'm looking for :)

What I'd like to do, is instead of having any login forms to the admin
area of my site, I want to have a link that is invisible, but has an
access key assigned to it, and when the access key is pressed it
brings up the form :)

I'll definetly have a look at this :)

Tane

On 11/7/06, Dotan Dimet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://corky.net/dotan/programming/jquery.dialog/dialog-demo.html
>
> Using YUI, I had a page with embedded forms that would pop-up in
> pretty dialog boxes and call my CGIs via AJAX; What I actually wanted
> to have was pretty dialog boxes that would also get their forms from the
> CGIs,
> so that I could embed them into any page I wanted (thus allowing users to
> both add a comment on a specific report and on a bunch of reports selected
> from a table).
>
> The link above is a little demo that tries to do this, using JQuery's
> greybox and form plugins.
>
> Doesn't work in IE(6), I just noticed.
>
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Re: [jQuery] Building a Community

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I have recently become a Drupal convert for a CMS system, and was over
the moon to see that jQuery is going to be *the* JS library that is
used in the core of the system for release 5.

I think it would be great for these two communities to look to work
together, in that the more Drupal users there are - the more jQuery
users there will also be. And to work on making some jQuery plugins
part of the core (such as date pickers, autocomplete, AJAX comments,
etc).  There is also the opportunity here for more plugins to be
developed alongside functions of the CMS.

I also noticed on the blog that the site is due to be re-designed -
well I think there is an opportunity here to use Drupal as the site
CMS, and show off what jQuery can do alongside this great CMS.

Tane

On 11/7/06, Will Jessup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Guys,
>
> we can also post updates to the blog more often. That being said, the
> wiki could be made a bit more extensive with more examples and such. The
> initial jQuery examples when you first hit the site are not very
> convincing and do not explain WHAT jQuery is and why it is better. What
> is interesting is a site that had a "how to do something" in different
> libraries and all of the libraries are several lines of code whereas
> jQuery is a single line. Something like that is convicning, then should
> be followed up w/ telling the newcoming reader about the strong
> community we have, the shitload of FX and plugins, great events etc.
> > Hi Stephen. Very well said!
> >
> > You've summed up so many of the things that I feel and the reasons that
> > are driving some of the "marketing" efforts that I've take upon myself.
> > Its something that I enjoy doing and that I know would help the project.
> >   And the cool thing with John is that he's VERY receptive to receiving
> > help.
> >
> > Things such as reporting jQuery news to the list, enhancing
> > VisualJQuery.com, updating LearningjQuery.com or ensuring that Ajaxian
> > or Agile Ajax know about jQuery initiatives are tasks that we can do and
> > that frees up John to focus on solidifying the jQuery core.
> >
> > You're ideas are awesome and I really think you should discuss them with
> > John and tell him how you feel you can contribute. He'll listen to you
> > especially if you present him with a great idea.
> >
> > Rey...
> >
> > PS: If you have a good list of plugins, please consider offering that
> > up. I think it would be a great addition to the jQuery website.
> >
> >
> > Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
> >
> >> Rey Bango wrote:
> >>
> >>> Hi Dan,
> >>>
> >>>
>  Still, I suppose if you make enough examples of everythin everyone else 
>  has
>  done, and then throw jQuery's own killer features, then we might get more
>  converts! :D
>  There's plenty of cool stuff out there that we should push more and more.
> 
> >>> Yep! See, part of my concern is that it seems that the other libraries
> >>> get a ton more exposure than jQuery does so when someone creates a new
> >>> whiz-bang page using moo or Prototype, it gives a ton of press to those
> >>> libraries even though in many cases, jQuery has had those features for
> >>> some time. So I think its important to empathize, in some tangible
> >>> fashion, these capabilities especially to new visitors. I think the
> >>> folks at Scriptaculous have done a really good job of this with their
> >>> new site.
> >>>
> >> This is in part that we are not well coordinated as a community and I
> >> think we are going through some growing pains. In the month+ that I have
> >> been playing with jQuery it seems like the list of new posters has more
> >> than doubled.
> >>
> >> The one thing that I find very had about jQuery is that there are a lot
> >> of person blogs and sites the contain a lot of the key information the
> >> is required to learn it, but it is not always obvious where to go look
> >> or how to find that information. We seem to have a lot of individual
> >> contributors doing their own things for the community, but we don't seem
> >> to have an organized community. If that makes sense.
> >>
> >> Some examples:
> >>
> >> I now bookmark every plugin reference, because there is no one single
> >> place to find the plugins. There is a plugin section in svn, there is a
> >> plugin page on the site, but many (most?) of the bookmarks are not
> >> there. In fact I remember a post a short while ago about some plugin
> >> getting lost because the site no longer existed.
> >>
> >> Some things we could do: create a contrib directory in svn the would
> >> allow us to capture more of these plugins in an unsupported way. Write
> >> up a simple standards doc for inclusion. Think of the Perl CPAN site as
> >> an example.
> >>
> >> Make it easier to find the other sites that promote jQuery, like
> >> visualjquery.com and learningjquery.com
> >>
> >> How can we better leverage the resources of the community? Like the
> >> jQuery button contest, but also promoting jQuery with announc

Re: [jQuery] jQuery with Drupal (Was: Re: input.setAttribute is not a function)

[digital spaghetti]

I can confirm that Drupal 5.x has been released as beta, and contains
jQuery as it's main JS library:

http://drupal.org/drupal-5.0-beta1

The addition of jQuery has significantly altered drupal.js:

   1. All drupal.js functions are namespaced with Drupal. For example,
if you called absolutePosition(...) before, you should now call
Drupal.absolutePosition(...).
   2. The isJsEnabled() killswitch has been changed from a function
into a boolean. In practice, you just remove the () when doing the
check: if (Drupal.isJsEnabled) 
   3. addLoadEvent() was removed in favor of jQuery's own
$(document).ready() function.

It's currently 1.0.2 that's being used, but I'm sure before the next
release they will update to 1.0.3.  Drupal is a major CMS which I have
just recently converted to, and it's nice to see they have picked
jQuery over other libraries.



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>
> See this thread: http://groups.drupal.org/node/1008, and in particular my
> comment here: http://groups.drupal.org/node/1008#comment-3690
>
> -Dave
>
>
> On Thursday 14 September 2006 03:06, half_brick wrote:
> > The Jquery works for the stuff I'm using it for, but it seems to clash with
> > the drupal.js or something.
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Re: [jQuery] jQuery with Drupal (Was: Re: input.setAttribute is not a function)

[digital spaghetti]

Forgot to say, the Farbtastic colour picker has been integrated as a
core feature into Drupal's new default theme, it allows you to set
various colours on the fly and can be seen working here:

http://acko.net/garland/?q=admin/build/themes/settings/garland


Tane

On 11/1/06, digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can confirm that Drupal 5.x has been released as beta, and contains
> jQuery as it's main JS library:
>
> http://drupal.org/drupal-5.0-beta1
>
> The addition of jQuery has significantly altered drupal.js:
>
>1. All drupal.js functions are namespaced with Drupal. For example,
> if you called absolutePosition(...) before, you should now call
> Drupal.absolutePosition(...).
>2. The isJsEnabled() killswitch has been changed from a function
> into a boolean. In practice, you just remove the () when doing the
> check: if (Drupal.isJsEnabled) 
>3. addLoadEvent() was removed in favor of jQuery's own
> $(document).ready() function.
>
> It's currently 1.0.2 that's being used, but I'm sure before the next
> release they will update to 1.0.3.  Drupal is a major CMS which I have
> just recently converted to, and it's nice to see they have picked
> jQuery over other libraries.
>
>
>
> On 9/22/06, Dave Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > half_brick,
> >
> > See this thread: http://groups.drupal.org/node/1008, and in particular my
> > comment here: http://groups.drupal.org/node/1008#comment-3690
> >
> > -Dave
> >
> >
> > On Thursday 14 September 2006 03:06, half_brick wrote:
> > > The Jquery works for the stuff I'm using it for, but it seems to clash 
> > > with
> > > the drupal.js or something.
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Re: [jQuery] NEWS: JQuery mentioned in Web Builder magazine, Sept 2006 issue #154

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Hey Rik,

I used that article to great effect with my new Wordpress theme (you
can see it in action at http://www.digitalspaghetti.me.uk)

Thanks for a great article!

Tane

On 10/5/06, Rik Lomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> It was me who wrote that article - the magazine is actually called
> .net in the UK [http://www.netmag.co.uk/], but they change the title
> for the US for conflict reasons (or something like that).
>
> In fact, issue 155 (out now in the UK) has another jQuery article, on
> improving accessibility with jQuery, and there should be another one
> in issue 157 (that should be the December issue) about fixing the back
> button in Ajax.
>
> Rik
>
>
> On 05/10/06, Sam Collett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On 04/10/06, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Not sure if any of you read Web Builder magazine. Its a UK-based
> > > magazine published by the same guys that publish .net magazine.
> > >
> > > In the September 2006 (#154) magazine, they published are article on
> > > creating lightboxes and have a VERY lengthy tutorial on ThickBox. They
> > > go on to provide a link to the ThickBox demo on JQuery demo page and
> > > provide a great quote about JQuery:
> > >
> > > "Thickbox takes advantage of the lightweight, but powerful, JQuery to do
> > > a lot of the heavy lifting".
> > >
> > > This is great exposure for JQuery and I thought everyone would be happy
> > > to see that JQuery is getting mentioned in trade mags as well.
> > >
> > > Congrats to Cody Lindley for the mention of his great ThickBox plugin
> > > and to John for the continued success of JQuery.
> > >
> > > Rey...
> >
> >
> > I remember posting about that before:
> > http://jquery.com/discuss/2006-August/010360/
> >
> > But perhaps some have missed it (discovered jQuery after the post).
> > This months issue also has another article on jQuery to do with
> > accessibility (a style switcher), again by Rik Lomas (who recently did
> > a quicksearch plugin).
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Re: [jQuery] .toggle crashing IE

[digital spaghetti]

Thanks very much, I just could not find it, I suppose i rely too much
on on JS console in Firefox, which has no problems :)

As for the cleartype problem, I know how to solve that - you need to
specify the background colour in the CSS file, but since my background
is always the same colour in that area, that won't be a problem (it'll
just increase the CSS size!)

To be honest, though I'd like to support as much as possible, with IE7
coming out soon, and not many of my visitors <=IE6 users it's not a
major concern for me at the moment.

Tane
http://www.digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 9/22/06, Michael Geary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > From: digital spaghetti
> >
> > Now, in IE6 (at least in my copy) the bottom toggle bar works
> > fine, so does the comments area  - but the top bar keeps
> > crashing IE6 - however it works fine in Firefox.  At first I
> > thought it might be because of the hidden nature, but my
> > comment area is hidden by default and it works fine.
> >
> > The theme is over at http://www.digitalspaghetti.me.uk, can
> > you guys have a look and see if you are getting the same problem?
>
> It's the Google map. Move the maps.google.com script tag into the document
> head.
>
> Also, there is a big problem with the text appearance in these toggle blocks
> when ClearType is enabled. Turn on ClearType and you will see it. This kind
> of problem usually has to do with drawing the same piece of text
> transparently on top of itself - that really messes up the anti-aliasing.
>
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[jQuery] .toggle crashing IE

[digital spaghetti]

Hey folks,

I am working on a Wordpress/Canvas theme that exclusivly uses jQuery
for it's JS functions.

I have added 2 toggle areas, one at the top that by default is hidden,
and one at the bottom that by default shows up.  I also have my
comment area hidden by default but it's only shown if you view a
single post.

Now, in IE6 (at least in my copy) the bottom toggle bar works fine, so
does the comments area  - but the top bar keeps crashing IE6 - however
it works fine in Firefox.  At first I thought it might be because of
the hidden nature, but my comment area is hidden by default and it
works fine.

I cannot seem to find what the problem is, and I am wondering if it's
just my copy of IE.  It's starting to drive me crazy.

The theme is over at http://www.digitalspaghetti.me.uk, can you guys
have a look and see if you are getting the same problem?

Please also check out the theme itself.  I've included the recent Text
size/Theme switcher that appeared in the .net magazine article, plus
several colour schemes - hope you like it.

I've still to yet start work on adding in Livesearch and Ajax comments
functionality.  While I am here, can anyone make any suggestions at
what they might like to see in a theme like this?

Regards,
Tane Piper
http://www.digitalspaghetti.me.uk

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Re: [jQuery] AJAX Comments?

[digital spaghetti]

Thats quite nice, very close to what I need, I just need to get my JS
hat on and work out how to implement it with Wordpress.

Thanks very much!

p.s. You can check out my progress on my Wordpress/jQuery theme here:
http://www.digitalspaghetti.me.uk/hosted/

Tane
http://www.digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 9/21/06, sunsean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 9/21/06, digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Just a quick question, has anyone on the list done any work on a AJAX
> > comments plugin for jQuery?
>
> Actually, I started working on one a long time ago. It still has a
> little prototype in it, but that can be taken out easily. It is also
> missing some features, but the basic ajax posting is there. Perhaps
> you can consider this as a reference, or a starting point.
> http://www.sunsean.com/SunBox/
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[jQuery] AJAX Comments?

[digital spaghetti]

Just a quick question, has anyone on the list done any work on a AJAX
comments plugin for jQuery?

If not, then I'm probably going to start working on one to work with
my Wordpress theme (which I have started converting all the JS from
Prototype to JQuery), but rather than go ahead and re-invent the wheel
if someone has already started, I thought I'd ask.

Thanks,
Tane
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Re: [jQuery] Reminder: Magazine Release Imminent

[digital spaghetti]

Talking about magazines, I got my copy of .net magazine in the post
the other day, very nice article that was in it!

Tane
http://www.digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 9/20/06, Yehuda Katz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's going to be released as a PDF, but maybe I will create an RSS feed with
> a link to remind you of new issues.
>
> -- Yehuda
>
>
> On 9/20/06, Tim Gossett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Just a reminder that issue 1 of the Visual jQuery Magazine is set to be
> released tonight. Keep an eye out!
> >
> > Will there be an RSS feed or some way of subscribing to Visual jQuery
> > Magazine? I'd love to keep up with the monthly editions, and having it
> > pushed to me would be very convenient, compared to me having to pull
> > it down.
> >
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Re: [jQuery] Running jQuery when already have $() from prototype

[digital spaghetti]

Is there any more word on whats happening this this?

I downloaded compat.js, but it doesn't seem to do anything except
throw and exception:

Error: invalid return
Source File: http://mysiteurl/compat.js
Line: 10, Column: 25
Source Code:
  if ( obj ) { return obj; }

I have it loading after prototype and jquery, is that the correct way
to load it?

Thanks
Tane Piper

On 9/2/06, John Resig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > "Prototype Support Plugin"
> >
> > I think this means that this is a know issue, and will be dealt with
> > someday, but again, I am unsure.
> >
> > I do hope that it will be dealt with, as this would save ME a whole bunch of
> > recoding in the next few days.
> >
> > Am I way off base here? Wouldn't be the first time.
>
> Nope, you're spot on. I'm working to spin off Prototype backwards
> compatibility support into a separate plugin, that way you can use it
> to receive compatible Prototype support until your "transition" (You
> are transitioning... right? ;-P) is complete. This is a big priority
> right now, I should have it ready soon. (Next couple days)
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Re: [jQuery] jCarousel

[digital spaghetti]

That looks pretty good, something very close to what I need. It's just
a pity at the moment I can't use jQuery, as it seems to be affecting
some prototype stuff on my site.  I'm looking to port some of these
plugins over to qQuery, or find alternatives.

I'll keep a eye on development of this plugin though.

Tane
http://www.digitalspaghetti.me.uk

On 9/4/06, Jan Sorgalla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> i'm working on a solution. Check my first try:
> http://sorgalla.com/projects/jcarousel-dev/example_static_horizontal.html
>
> You can pass callback functions (much like button state handlers) that are
> called if an item changes its state
> (becomes first, becomes last, becomes visible).
>
> That is just a first try, so don't look too deeply through code ;)
> I'll let you know when it's ready for use...
>
> Cheers, Jan
>
>
> digital spaghetti wrote:
> >
> > 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
> >
>
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Re: [jQuery] jCarousel

[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 :)
> >
>
> Thats a good suggestion. I'll keep that in mind...
>
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[jQuery] Autocomplete Plugin help

[digital spaghetti]

Hi there,

Would anyone be able to help me out?  I'm trying to code a livesearch
widget for Wordpress using G. van den Hoven's Autocomplete plugin.

I've tried to look through the source to try find what I need, but can't.

I have my widget that I initialises the plugin, and an input for where
I accept the user typing in, but what I cannot work out is how to take
each keypress and pass that into a PHP file to do the search.  I'd
prefer to wait until at least the first 3 characters have been put in
before firing this off, but this is not essential.

code:


//
// Page script
$(document).ready(function() {
$('input.#livesearch').autoComplete($('#center'), '/search.php');
});








Can anyone suggest what I do?

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Re: [jQuery] Dynamic Forms?

[digital spaghetti]

Right, I've managed to get this half working now.  I put my code into
a function, and put an onclick param on each  tag, so when
it's selected it runs my code:

example:

function contactTypeVenue() {
$(document.getElementById("cf_position")).hide();
$(document.getElementById("cf_email")).hide();
}

function contactTypePerson() {

$(document.getElementById("cf_position")).show();
$(document.getElementById("cf_email")).show();
}

function contactTypeCompany() {
$(document.getElementById("cf_position")).hide();
}



Person
Venue
Company


But now the problem I'm experiencing is when I use different
selections of options.  For example, when I change it to company, it
removes the div cf_position, but not cf_email.  When I then click
person, cf_email is already visible and causes the div to render
incorrectly.

Is their any way to check the state of a div tag first before
executing the code?

On 18/08/06, digital spaghetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I'm new to jQuery.  I've tried out a few AJAX things in the past, but I am 
> very happy to settle on jQuery as it seems to have everything a developer 
> could need :)
>
> I'm having a bit of trouble though, and I appologise if I sound thick, but I 
> would like to use jQuery to create dynamic forms and I cannot seem to get it 
> to work.
>
> I am creating a Contact tool, and with the tool I have a dropdown that allows 
> you to select the type of contact (person, place, company, etc).  Based on 
> the option selected, I want to present the required fields to the user, and 
> remove fields not required from the view.
>
> I've tried to look through the docs, and cannot find what I am looking for.  
> What I want to do, is have a script that grabs the value from my select field 
> (name="contact_type" class="contact_type") and based on this value, runs a 
> short script to show and hide the required fields.
>
> I think once I get over this problem, the rest of the development should be 
> relativly easy.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> Tane Piper
> No Half Measures
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[jQuery] Root of my problems

[digital spaghetti]

Hey again folks,

Right, I have discovered what seems to be the root cause of why my
stuff wasn't working.

I did some testing locally with jQuery which worked fine, but when I
tried to inegrate it with some stuff in Joomla (the CMS I am using) it
doesn't work correctly.

Here is how I am activating what I am using:

$(document).ready(function(){
$('img').ToolTip('inputsTooltip', { position: 'top' });
$("*").outlineTextInputs();
}); 

Now, this works fine locally.  It also works if I take the code and
create seperate functions, and then activate them with onclick, but
this doesn't work for me design-wise.

I'm not getting any errors in firefox.  The only difference is that
locally, the JavaScript is in the head tag, while in Joomla it's
loaded in the componant, but when I view the source it shows fine.

Does anyone have any ideas what could be going on?

Regards,
Tane Piper

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Re: [jQuery] needed: edit html plugin

[digital spaghetti]

Check out http://proj.jquery.com/plugins/
There are a few plugins there that might match your requirements.

Tane

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> Does anyone know of a jQuery plugin for editing HTML?
>
> It's a mega pain in the plugin to deal with browser whims regarding ranges,
> selections and editable HTML.
>
> (refresher: like dojo's or HTMLArea)
>
> By the way, does anyone know of a plugin for handling selections/ranges?
>
> -Brito
>
> 
> I've just posted an entry about jQuery (yet another "jQuery is great" post).
> Read it if you're interested.
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[jQuery] Dynamic Forms?

[digital spaghetti]

Hi there,I'm new to jQuery.  I've tried out a few AJAX things in the past, but I am very happy to settle on jQuery as it seems to have everything a developer could need :)I'm having a bit of trouble though, and I appologise if I sound thick, but I would like to use jQuery to create dynamic forms and I cannot seem to get it to work.
I am creating a Contact tool, and with the tool I have a dropdown that allows you to select the type of contact (person, place, company, etc).  Based on the option selected, I want to present the required fields to the user, and remove fields not required from the view.
I've tried to look through the docs, and cannot find what I am looking for.  What I want to do, is have a script that grabs the value from my select field (name="contact_type" class="contact_type") and based on this value, runs a short script to show and hide the required fields.
I think once I get over this problem, the rest of the development should be relativly easy.Any help would be appreciated.Regards,Tane PiperNo Half Measures
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