[jQuery] Re: Draggables in jQuery
Drag yes, drop no ;) http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/jqDnR/
[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...
When i look at Ext or Dojo or YUI, i always have a wow feeling... For a while i play around with them, and the next thing i know, i remember why i chose jquery. jquery is a great library that makes javascript easy as heaven. Once i realize this, again, i am outta dreamland and back into my favourite place... First when i saw this post, i thought to myself that probably we dont need all those interface widgets. They make the page heavy to load, less responsive... Look at yahoo mail, it takes for ever. If i were to develop an enterprise app, i wouldn't use many javascript interface widgets (i would use some). But not all apps that are developed are enterprise apps. Even if they are, they need not use so many widgets as to make the page unresponsive. They can choose the right collection of widgets that will solve their purpose. This means that choosing jquery as their library of choice should not leave them stranded without cool outta the box widgets. The best javascript library sure should have the best collection of widgets. I agree, we have quite a few widgets and many are cool. But, i guess we need to make it more tight. I am just thinking out loud here. We probably just need a more coherent effort to develop great interface components. I know, i didnt say anything new that u guys dont know. I was just saying what i felt. -GTG On 6/26/07, Gilles (Webunity) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: And i am also creating some widgets (including the unobtrusive combobox) for jQuery http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/4ebf9924c0a33ac4 --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups jQuery (English) group. To post to this group, send email to jquery-en@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...
jScrollpane? Completely, in fact that implementation you see is our custom designed scrollbars. Btw, it is not my plugin it is another of those great plugins by Kelvin Luck: http://kelvinluck.com/assets/jquery/jScrollPane/jScrollPane.html My plugin is jqUploader, which answers the need to show a bar indicating the progress of a file upload: http://www.pixeline.be/experiments/jqUploader/test.php Cheers, A. -Original Message- From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Farrar Sent: mercredi 27 juin 2007 1:41 To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com Subject: [jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed... Pretty cool... is it skin-able? Alexandre Plennevaux wrote: Hi John, I believe jScrollpane should be in this tight list. It's very customisable, fast and easy setup, feels responsive, renders fastly and degrades gracefully: http://www.lab-au.com/v1/index.php?section=news And some day, my jqUploader plugin will be set for battle :) Cheers, Alexandre \ Ce message Envoi est certifié sans virus connu. Analyse effectuée par AVG. Version: 7.5.476 / Base de données virus: 269.9.10/873 - Date: 26/06/2007 23:54
[jQuery] Re: How to show/add content under a row in a table
Then I do $(tr:even).hide(); this works fine, but also the thead/thead become hidden. There's a method to exclude the thead tag? -- Massimiliano Marini - http://www.linuxtime.it/massimilianomarini/ It's easier to invent the future than to predict it. -- Alan Kay
[jQuery] Re: Attn. developers. Speed of getElementById
Rey Bango wrote: Hi Dmitrii, Unfortunately, this isn't a JavaScript support mailing list. The list is here to support jQuery users. There are some great JavaScript support forums at WebmasterWorld and SitePoint. If you have a specific jQuery issue, we'll be glad to help. Yeah, I know :) I just posted it here for others to see. I might repost it to jQuery Dev list
[jQuery] Re: Draggables in jQuery
lurvely - i can easily hack an end event into that and it makes it droppable ! On Jun 27, 7:27 am, Gilles (Webunity) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Drag yes, drop no ;) http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/jqDnR/
[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...
If you're looking for really fancy Desktop Application type controls, jQuery probably isn't the right library for you. jQuery is awesome at being a really small, blazing fast library that adds just the right amount of features to the javascript language that it actually makes javascript development fun(tm). It's like javascript++, and it's really good at what it does. While some people have used it to build some desktop application type widgets, I don't think that is really the primary focus of the core development team. However, jQuery does play along just fine with the other heavyweight frameworks/libraries that you mentioned. There's even some sort of thing for integrating jQuery with Ext I believe. So there's no reason that you couldn't use the YUI or Ext components if you wanted to. That's not to discourage developers from building widgets with jQuery. I use jqModal, jEditable, and parts of Interface all the time and I'm very glad to not have to load up a big library like YUI to get those features. I'm just saying, use the tool that is appropriate for your needs :) --Erik On 6/26/07, John Farrar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The intention of this post is to spark a plug-in dream list. Here's mine... 1. Tree (like the one in EXTjs) 2. Grid (like the one in EXTjs) ... if your wondering, I want to do server side markup, and modify only when needed. :) 3. Windows component. (Popup divs rather than windows that are select box safe of course) 4. Dialogs (msgBox, inputBox, etc.)... modal ready of course. 5. slider input (feeds a hidden form field of course) with dual sliders range points of course 6. color requestor 7. date/time requestor 8. drag/drop tile/list components with common drag data interface for clean interaction 9. Menus 10. toolbar (sorry, not sold on the ribbon as good web senario yet... heh.) 11. ... add yours here. ...now likely some of these things are out there already, but this is just a shortlist of the ideal plugin library. Perhaps they should start a survey to see what features are wanted most!
[jQuery] Re: Draggables in jQuery
Make sure you post back here when you've done that as I'd be interested in this and I'm sure others would too! On Jun 27, 9:22 am, weepy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: lurvely - i can easily hack an end event into that and it makes it droppable ! On Jun 27, 7:27 am, Gilles (Webunity) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Drag yes, drop no ;) http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/jqDnR/
[jQuery] Re: Attn. developers. Speed of getElementById
Hi John,
Currently jQuery don't have caching functions, wouldn't it be great if
we add it?
On 6月22日, 下午10時33分, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dimitii -
test_results.PNG
14K檢視下載
Those results are really interesting - you should post them to the jQuery
Dev list (where we discuss issues like selector speed).
More information about the list can be found
here:http://docs.jquery.com/Discussion
--John
On 6/22/07, Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The original is in Russian:
http://blogs.gotdotnet.ru/personal/poigraem/PermaLink.aspx?guid=88FEC...
Here's a quick translation:
We've hit a problem where getElementById is working slowly on a _very_
large page
After some research we've found out some interesting facts
- Speed of getElementById depends on the length of ids. Tests have shown
that for two identical documents, one with ids like a, another with ids
like , the speed of getElementById would
differ by a factor of two. This is especially important for ASP.NET pages
which usually have long ids
- There are fast methods and slow methods:
-- Fast
parentNode
nextSibling
ownerDocument
firstChild
-- Slow
previousSibling
getElementById
lastChild
The getElemenByTagName has a paradox. It returns the list of elements very
quickly. However, access to elements from that list is very slow. It feels
as if it were returning a proxy of sorts.
In a large tree it's faster to collect a hash of all element ids than use
getElementById. This may look like this:
[code]
function build_document_id_map()
{
var r = document;
map = {}
build_id_map( r, map )
return map
}
function build_id_map( node, map )
{
for ( var e = node.firstChild; e != null; e = e.nextSibling )
{
if ( e.id ) map[ e.id ] = e;
if (e.firstChild ) build_id_map( e, map )
}
}
var cache;
function get_element_by_id( id )
{
if ( !cache )
cache = build_document_id_map(id)
return cache[id];
}
[/code]
To test this, you may use the test I wrote:
http://files.rsdn.ru/11521/test.htm
For each type of element access the test prepares test data anew and runs
the test three times. These three times appear in the table in milliseconds
*getDocumentById -* find all nodes through getDocumentById
*getDocumentById2 -* same, but after the test is run there is a small DOM
manipulation in the end. See below for explanation of the test.
*get_element_by_id* - find all nodes using the get_element_by_id
described above. The ids cache is cleared every time before the test is run.
*get_element_by_id2* - same, but the cache is not cleared. Expect to see
speed increase in the second and the third run.
Here's the table of results for my FF:
http://files.rsdn.ru/11521/test_results.PNG
[image: Test results for FF]
Note that FF caches results of getDocumentById and in the first test the
second and the third pass are much faster than the first one. But as soon as
we manipulate the DOM even a little, the cache is reset, as we see it in the
second test
I'm not going to comment on the third and the fourth test, the numbers
speak for themselves. I'm going to talk about disadvantages
The method works well for a static tree. If the tree is being changed,
there's problems with adding/removing elements. The problem of adding
elements can easily be solved by:
function get_element_by_id( id )
{
if ( !cache )
cache = build_document_id_map( id )
if( !cache[id] )
cache[id] = document.getElementById( id );
return cache[id];
}
Removal of elements in this case can only be done by a special method
which will correct the cache. In this case you can forget about
someElem.innerHTML = ;
if you wish to remove a large portion of the tree
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[jQuery] Re: jCarouselLite - my first plugin - anxiously awaiting comments
Thanks for the suggestion mike... i will take that into account as well... isn't it a pain. why wouldn't IE implement something as clearly documented as box model... maybe it implemented it before box model was properly documented. i dont know. - GTG On 6/26/07, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ganeshji, Remember to check the box model before blindly adding the margin values. You can use the jQuery.boxModel property to check the browser's impl. Mike On 6/26/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no problem brandon, i seems like, i just have to add margin-left and margin-height properties. its all well, as long as there is some solution... :) On 6/26/07, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sorry I thought you where looking for offsetWidth which is what outerWidth method does. -- Brandon Aaron On 6/26/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: thanks glen... but i don't completely agree, because technically, according to the box model, width does not include border, padding, margin etc. But the total box's width, (not the element's width property) accounts for width+border+padding+margin. This is how a box is seen by the browser AFAIK. So, it is understandable that jquery's width() method returns the elements width style alone . But why is dimension's plugin explicitly intended to give the width+padding+border without including the margin? maybe because that is what offsetWidth property returns and that is what outerWidth means probably... no idea. It would be great if someone knew the answer. Regardless, thank u very much for the calculation suggestion. it works.. i used offsetWidth + margin-left + margin-right and it works like a charm. Dont know what will happen when percent values are specified though. got to try that out as well ;) -GTG On 6/26/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: But margin shouldn't be included in width. According to box model that is outside the box. http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/box.html Hmm, is there something that computes it all? http://www.redmelon.net/tstme/box_model/ -- not helpful but cool to play with. You could do it on your own, offset + margin-left + margin-right Glen On 6/26/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hey, thanks for putting together a demo page in no time... Still, in your settings the margin is not included. When i include the margin, the outerWidth returns the result excluding the margin. :(( - GTG On 6/26/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: http://www.commadot.com/jquery/dimensions/ Im too slow. But I made a little test page to see what outputs what. Change the settings in firebug and click the box. Glen On 6/26/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: thanks brandon... lemme try that now i will keep u posted on how it goes... On 6/26/07, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You need to use the outerWidth and outerHeight methods of the Dimensions plugin. The width and height just return the actual width and height according to the box model. -- Brandon Aaron On 6/26/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: thanks glen, but dimensions also return the same result as does jquery's height() and width() method... I checked dimesion's source and it seems to delegate the call to jquery core's width() / height() method, if the call was not for document or window. So, still i am getting the width and height without the margin... :(.. Is there anything else i am missing here. -GTG On 6/26/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Are you using the dimensions plugin? It might be worth using. Alot of plugins depend on it. Glen On 6/26/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: friends, In the process of developing this jCarouselLite plugin, i am facing a problem. When i retrieve the width or height of an element that has a margin associated with it, then the returned width/height does not take the margin into account. Can anyone help me here? Thanks -GTG On 6/26/07, Dan G. Switzer, II [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm having the same problem with my plug-in... -Dan From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
[jQuery] Re: jCarouselLite - my first plugin - anxiously awaiting comments
Hi there, I have made some fixes to jCarouselLite in the past couple of days. They are 1. make the hidden until the processing is done, so that the images dont display haphazaedly all around the place 2. some margin, width, height issues where popping up which was handled in css in the earlier version. Now, this has also been fixed in the code itself. Glen and Brandon's were extremely helpful here. thanks friends. The url for the project page has also changed. Now it points to http://www.gmarwaha.com/jquery/jcarousellite/index.php I have updated both the plugin wiki and the plugin repository. -GTG On 6/27/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for the suggestion mike... i will take that into account as well... isn't it a pain. why wouldn't IE implement something as clearly documented as box model... maybe it implemented it before box model was properly documented. i dont know. - GTG On 6/26/07, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ganeshji, Remember to check the box model before blindly adding the margin values. You can use the jQuery.boxModel property to check the browser's impl. Mike On 6/26/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no problem brandon, i seems like, i just have to add margin-left and margin-height properties. its all well, as long as there is some solution... :) On 6/26/07, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sorry I thought you where looking for offsetWidth which is what outerWidth method does. -- Brandon Aaron On 6/26/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: thanks glen... but i don't completely agree, because technically, according to the box model, width does not include border, padding, margin etc. But the total box's width, (not the element's width property) accounts for width+border+padding+margin. This is how a box is seen by the browser AFAIK. So, it is understandable that jquery's width() method returns the elements width style alone . But why is dimension's plugin explicitly intended to give the width+padding+border without including the margin? maybe because that is what offsetWidth property returns and that is what outerWidth means probably... no idea. It would be great if someone knew the answer. Regardless, thank u very much for the calculation suggestion. it works.. i used offsetWidth + margin-left + margin-right and it works like a charm. Dont know what will happen when percent values are specified though. got to try that out as well ;) -GTG On 6/26/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: But margin shouldn't be included in width. According to box model that is outside the box. http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/box.html Hmm, is there something that computes it all? http://www.redmelon.net/tstme/box_model/ -- not helpful but cool to play with. You could do it on your own, offset + margin-left + margin-right Glen On 6/26/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hey, thanks for putting together a demo page in no time... Still, in your settings the margin is not included. When i include the margin, the outerWidth returns the result excluding the margin. :(( - GTG On 6/26/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: http://www.commadot.com/jquery/dimensions/ Im too slow. But I made a little test page to see what outputs what. Change the settings in firebug and click the box. Glen On 6/26/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: thanks brandon... lemme try that now i will keep u posted on how it goes... On 6/26/07, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You need to use the outerWidth and outerHeight methods of the Dimensions plugin. The width and height just return the actual width and height according to the box model. -- Brandon Aaron On 6/26/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: thanks glen, but dimensions also return the same result as does jquery's height() and width() method... I checked dimesion's source and it seems to delegate the call to jquery core's width() / height() method, if the call was not for document or window. So, still i am getting the width and height without the margin... :(.. Is there anything else i am missing here. -GTG On 6/26/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Are you using the dimensions plugin? It might be worth using. Alot of plugins depend on it. Glen On 6/26/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL
[jQuery] Re: Draggables in jQuery
Good luck editing Brice's code :) On 6/27/07, weepy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: lurvely - i can easily hack an end event into that and it makes it droppable ! On Jun 27, 7:27 am, Gilles (Webunity) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Drag yes, drop no ;) http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/jqDnR/
[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...
While some people have used it to build some desktop application type widgets, I don't think that is really the primary focus of the core development team. Is interface not part of core development team? - GTG On 6/27/07, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you're looking for really fancy Desktop Application type controls, jQuery probably isn't the right library for you. jQuery is awesome at being a really small, blazing fast library that adds just the right amount of features to the javascript language that it actually makes javascript development fun(tm). It's like javascript++, and it's really good at what it does. While some people have used it to build some desktop application type widgets, I don't think that is really the primary focus of the core development team. However, jQuery does play along just fine with the other heavyweight frameworks/libraries that you mentioned. There's even some sort of thing for integrating jQuery with Ext I believe. So there's no reason that you couldn't use the YUI or Ext components if you wanted to. That's not to discourage developers from building widgets with jQuery. I use jqModal, jEditable, and parts of Interface all the time and I'm very glad to not have to load up a big library like YUI to get those features. I'm just saying, use the tool that is appropriate for your needs :) --Erik On 6/26/07, John Farrar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The intention of this post is to spark a plug-in dream list. Here's mine... 1. Tree (like the one in EXTjs) 2. Grid (like the one in EXTjs) ... if your wondering, I want to do server side markup, and modify only when needed. :) 3. Windows component. (Popup divs rather than windows that are select box safe of course) 4. Dialogs (msgBox, inputBox, etc.)... modal ready of course. 5. slider input (feeds a hidden form field of course) with dual sliders range points of course 6. color requestor 7. date/time requestor 8. drag/drop tile/list components with common drag data interface for clean interaction 9. Menus 10. toolbar (sorry, not sold on the ribbon as good web senario yet... heh.) 11. ... add yours here. ...now likely some of these things are out there already, but this is just a shortlist of the ideal plugin library. Perhaps they should start a survey to see what features are wanted most!
[jQuery] Re: jCarouselLite - my first plugin - anxiously awaiting comments
Love it! But... button class=prev/button button class=next/button Is there any way you could determine if the number of items equals the setting in visible? I'd like to hide these buttons if I'm already viewing all of the items. cheers, /Anton
[jQuery] Are there any Wordpress themes using jquery?
One of my favourite Wordpress themes, Redoable at http://www.deanjrobinson.com/wordpress/redoable is using Prototype. I'm also aware of a few other themes using other libraries. But I haven't found a single theme that's using jquery. Are there any? Kia
[jQuery] JQuery + Interface, Multiple Slider Problems
Hey All, I've been building a thermometer-like control using jquery + interface, and I've been having some problems with the Slider. I have a stripped down example here: http://jamwt.com/temp/jq/ Using FF 2.X you can see, on both thermometers, clicking anywhere works perfectly. However, dragging is problematic: on the first, there is a 10-25px gap between the dragging point and the top of the active region, and on the second, dragging doesn't seem to work at all. Any ideas? Suggestions for an alternative approach to achieve this interface? (Assume the background must be an image...) Thanks, - Jamie Turner
[jQuery] Re: jQuery for GreaseMonkey
Sean Catchpole wrote: On 6/25/07, Kia Niskavaara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Will this work if a site already is using jquery? Should do, jQuery has it's own double loading protection. Yes, but what about other libraries? http://docs.jquery.com/Using_jQuery_with_Other_Libraries If you want to make sure that jQuery won't conflict with another library - but you want the benefit of a short name, you could do something like this var $j = jQuery.noConflict(); Maby this should be included in the greasemonkey script? Kia
[jQuery] Transitions equivalent
Hey guys (and gals) Are there any plugins for jQuery that work like the transition effects from Mootools (http://docs.mootools.net/Effects/Fx-Transitions.js) - Especially the quad function? Thanks, Allan
[jQuery] Re: Attn. developers. Speed of getElementById
hI, String comparison has to compare each char at each position. abc=abc would involve 3 iterations. digitalbush.com=digitalbush.com would involve 15 iterations. That is only really relevant if you really need to do all the comparisons. I guess that browsers do a linear search trough the list of IDs. That is a complexity of O(m*n) for m beeing the length of the id and n the number of IDs. Then the length of the ID is important as you did describe it. If they only would sort the ID list before and use a binary search that would go down to O(m*log(n)), which means that both m and n get a lot less important for the overall runtime of the algorithm. They could improve even this by hashing an rehashing. That helps to increase the base of the logarithm compared to the base 2 for the binary search. There is a lot of work available about how big datasets can be handled and these algorithms work really fast on Datasets you will never find as IDs in a HTML Page - e.g. Datbases with millions of entries. Caching results sounds like a workaround for jQuery, but actually the problem is on the side of the browser vendors. I think that caching brings so many problems like knowing when to clear the cache, that I guess that the effort to get it right is better invested in pushing the browser vendors. Maybe implement better algorithms in free engines like Gecko and Konqueror and make some publicity about it. Christof
[jQuery] Re: How to show/add content under a row in a table
this works fine, but also the thead/thead become hidden. There's a method to exclude the thead tag? I've solved this problem using tow different classes, one for the tr that must be visible and one for the tr must me hidden. Tnx at all. -- Massimiliano Marini - http://www.linuxtime.it/massimilianomarini/ It's easier to invent the future than to predict it. -- Alan Kay
[jQuery] Interface Plugin draggables
Hi,
I'm having a problem with the draggables:
I'm trying to get a half transparent background for the element I'm
dragging:
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]' + strKey + ']').Draggable
(
{
revert: true,
autoSize: true,
ghosting: true,
onStart: function(helper)
{
$(helper).addClass('dragging');
}
}
);
And here the css:
.dragging {
backgound-color: #dd;
filter: alpha(opacity=50);
-moz-opacity: 0.5;
}
The class is assigned to the element, I can test this for eg with adding
a border. But the element always has a transparent background...
Michael
[jQuery] Re: Drop event
Erik Beeson schrieb: Also, it looks like the current position is stored internally in the Draggable somewhere. Maybe try one of these: dropped.dragCfg.currentPointer.x dropped.dragCfg.nx dropped.dragCfg.nRx Thanks Erik! dropped.dragCfg.currentPointer.x works like a charm. It's the postion of the mouse pointer which is perfect for a popup! Michael
[jQuery] Re: Interface Plugin draggables
Michael Fuerst schrieb: Hi, I'm having a problem with the draggables: I'm trying to get a half transparent background for the element I'm dragging: Stupid me, forget it, I had a typo in my css. Sorry. Michael
[jQuery] Improving Link Display for Print
Hi all, Does anybody know if the js used in the ALA article Improving Link Display for Print (http://alistapart.com/articles/improvingprint) was re-written for jQuery? I think that jQuery would do a much better job than that which has been presented. Thanks
[jQuery] Select only the next row in a table
Hi all,
I've this table :
table id=t1
tr class=visible
tda href=# class=showNextRowView Next Row/td
tdCell with content/td
/tr
tr class=hidden
td colspan=2Hello to the jQuery community/td
/tr
...
...
...
/table
I'm using this code to diplay the tr with hidden class :
$('a').filter('.visible').click(function(){
$('.hidden').toggle();
}
what I want to do, is to toggle or show only the tr(only one only
the next) that is under the tr where is the link that I've clicked.
I think the example and the code may help more than my description of
the problem :)
--
Massimiliano Marini - http://www.linuxtime.it/massimilianomarini/
It's easier to invent the future than to predict it. -- Alan Kay
[jQuery] Re: Interface Plugin draggables
Michael Fuerst schrieb: I'm having a problem with the draggables: I'm trying to get a half transparent background for the element I'm dragging: Stupid me, forget it, I had a typo in my css, sorry. Michael
[jQuery] Re: Draggables in jQuery
ah - don't want to get y'all too excited - but I just meant providing 'dragstart' and 'dragend' callback events. :...( On Jun 27, 10:23 am, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Good luck editing Brice's code :) On 6/27/07, weepy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: lurvely - i can easily hack an end event into that and it makes it droppable ! On Jun 27, 7:27 am, Gilles (Webunity) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Drag yes, drop no ;) http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/jqDnR/
[jQuery] Re: jCarouselLite - my first plugin - anxiously awaiting comments
Ganeshji Marwaha schrieb: Hi there, I have made some fixes to jCarouselLite in the past couple of days. They are Oho, what for fine Plug. Is so good. On other side, i do JS OFF in Fx, oh, what i see, nothing and all the Buttons :( This should be on your ToDo-List. And is it better you use A HREF=# for the Buttuns? Is better to styling! And cane you make this write from the JS to the DOM, for JS OFF? The Links/Buttons is not for this user with JS OFF. Thanks, and sorry for bad english. -- Viele Grüße, Olaf --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://olaf-bosch.de www.akitafreund.de ---
[jQuery] Re: Transitions equivalent
Like this? http://gsgd.co.uk/sandbox/jquery.easing.php --Erik On 6/27/07, Allan Mullan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey guys (and gals) Are there any plugins for jQuery that work like the transition effects from Mootools (http://docs.mootools.net/Effects/Fx-Transitions.js) - Especially the quad function? Thanks, Allan
[jQuery] Re: Attn. developers. Speed of getElementById
Yeah, I saw that you posted it into Dev. I know John wanted you to share it with the dev group so thanks for posting it there. Rey Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt wrote: Rey Bango wrote: Hi Dmitrii, Unfortunately, this isn't a JavaScript support mailing list. The list is here to support jQuery users. There are some great JavaScript support forums at WebmasterWorld and SitePoint. If you have a specific jQuery issue, we'll be glad to help. Yeah, I know :) I just posted it here for others to see. I might repost it to jQuery Dev list -- BrightLight Development, LLC. 954-775- (o) 954-600-2726 (c) [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.iambright.com
[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...
While it's arguing a bit of a technicality, I maintain that Interface is not part of the core development of jQuery, and that it's still very much an addon, not a true first class citizen like in Ext/YUI. From http://docs.jquery.com/About/Contributors Interface has been adopted as an officially-sponsored jQuery plugin While Interface is made by jQuery developers, it's still just a plugin, and isn't even hosted on (or even specially promoted much on) the main jquery.com site. Even so, Interface is not Ext/YUI, and it probably never will be (which I like about it, btw). I think Interface falls about in the middle between vanilla jQuery and a heavier widget driven library. --Erik On 6/27/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: While some people have used it to build some desktop application type widgets, I don't think that is really the primary focus of the core development team. Is interface not part of core development team? - GTG On 6/27/07, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you're looking for really fancy Desktop Application type controls, jQuery probably isn't the right library for you. jQuery is awesome at being a really small, blazing fast library that adds just the right amount of features to the javascript language that it actually makes javascript development fun(tm). It's like javascript++, and it's really good at what it does. While some people have used it to build some desktop application type widgets, I don't think that is really the primary focus of the core development team. However, jQuery does play along just fine with the other heavyweight frameworks/libraries that you mentioned. There's even some sort of thing for integrating jQuery with Ext I believe. So there's no reason that you couldn't use the YUI or Ext components if you wanted to. That's not to discourage developers from building widgets with jQuery. I use jqModal, jEditable, and parts of Interface all the time and I'm very glad to not have to load up a big library like YUI to get those features. I'm just saying, use the tool that is appropriate for your needs :) --Erik On 6/26/07, John Farrar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The intention of this post is to spark a plug-in dream list. Here's mine... 1. Tree (like the one in EXTjs) 2. Grid (like the one in EXTjs) ... if your wondering, I want to do server side markup, and modify only when needed. :) 3. Windows component. (Popup divs rather than windows that are select box safe of course) 4. Dialogs (msgBox, inputBox, etc.)... modal ready of course. 5. slider input (feeds a hidden form field of course) with dual sliders range points of course 6. color requestor 7. date/time requestor 8. drag/drop tile/list components with common drag data interface for clean interaction 9. Menus 10. toolbar (sorry, not sold on the ribbon as good web senario yet... heh.) 11. ... add yours here. ...now likely some of these things are out there already, but this is just a shortlist of the ideal plugin library. Perhaps they should start a survey to see what features are wanted most!
[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...
Erik, I think I can clarify this. Interface is an official plugin and a big part of the jQuery project. Both Stefan Paul, the authors and maintainers of Interface, are members of the jQuery project team whose primary task is to work on effects. The relationship is more like Prototype/Scriptaculous than YUI/Ext. There are no plans to directly embed something like Interface into the core jQuery library because we want to maintain a small compact framework for working with JS, DOM Ajax. We prefer to keep them apart so the community can choose what's appropriate for their project. As for hosting, Interface's code is actually hosted on the jQuery SVN. Rey... Erik Beeson wrote: While it's arguing a bit of a technicality, I maintain that Interface is not part of the core development of jQuery, and that it's still very much an addon, not a true first class citizen like in Ext/YUI. From http://docs.jquery.com/About/Contributors Interface has been adopted as an officially-sponsored jQuery plugin While Interface is made by jQuery developers, it's still just a plugin, and isn't even hosted on (or even specially promoted much on) the main jquery.com site. Even so, Interface is not Ext/YUI, and it probably never will be (which I like about it, btw). I think Interface falls about in the middle between vanilla jQuery and a heavier widget driven library. --Erik On 6/27/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: While some people have used it to build some desktop application type widgets, I don't think that is really the primary focus of the core development team. Is interface not part of core development team? - GTG On 6/27/07, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you're looking for really fancy Desktop Application type controls, jQuery probably isn't the right library for you. jQuery is awesome at being a really small, blazing fast library that adds just the right amount of features to the javascript language that it actually makes javascript development fun(tm). It's like javascript++, and it's really good at what it does. While some people have used it to build some desktop application type widgets, I don't think that is really the primary focus of the core development team. However, jQuery does play along just fine with the other heavyweight frameworks/libraries that you mentioned. There's even some sort of thing for integrating jQuery with Ext I believe. So there's no reason that you couldn't use the YUI or Ext components if you wanted to. That's not to discourage developers from building widgets with jQuery. I use jqModal, jEditable, and parts of Interface all the time and I'm very glad to not have to load up a big library like YUI to get those features. I'm just saying, use the tool that is appropriate for your needs :) --Erik On 6/26/07, John Farrar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The intention of this post is to spark a plug-in dream list. Here's mine... 1. Tree (like the one in EXTjs) 2. Grid (like the one in EXTjs) ... if your wondering, I want to do server side markup, and modify only when needed. :) 3. Windows component. (Popup divs rather than windows that are select box safe of course) 4. Dialogs (msgBox, inputBox, etc.)... modal ready of course. 5. slider input (feeds a hidden form field of course) with dual sliders range points of course 6. color requestor 7. date/time requestor 8. drag/drop tile/list components with common drag data interface for clean interaction 9. Menus 10. toolbar (sorry, not sold on the ribbon as good web senario yet... heh.) 11. ... add yours here. ...now likely some of these things are out there already, but this is just a shortlist of the ideal plugin library. Perhaps they should start a survey to see what features are wanted most! -- BrightLight Development, LLC. 954-775- (o) 954-600-2726 (c) [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.iambright.com
[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...
Thanks for the clarification. --Erik On 6/27/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Erik, I think I can clarify this. Interface is an official plugin and a big part of the jQuery project. Both Stefan Paul, the authors and maintainers of Interface, are members of the jQuery project team whose primary task is to work on effects. The relationship is more like Prototype/Scriptaculous than YUI/Ext. There are no plans to directly embed something like Interface into the core jQuery library because we want to maintain a small compact framework for working with JS, DOM Ajax. We prefer to keep them apart so the community can choose what's appropriate for their project. As for hosting, Interface's code is actually hosted on the jQuery SVN. Rey... Erik Beeson wrote: While it's arguing a bit of a technicality, I maintain that Interface is not part of the core development of jQuery, and that it's still very much an addon, not a true first class citizen like in Ext/YUI. From http://docs.jquery.com/About/Contributors Interface has been adopted as an officially-sponsored jQuery plugin While Interface is made by jQuery developers, it's still just a plugin, and isn't even hosted on (or even specially promoted much on) the main jquery.com site. Even so, Interface is not Ext/YUI, and it probably never will be (which I like about it, btw). I think Interface falls about in the middle between vanilla jQuery and a heavier widget driven library. --Erik On 6/27/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: While some people have used it to build some desktop application type widgets, I don't think that is really the primary focus of the core development team. Is interface not part of core development team? - GTG On 6/27/07, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you're looking for really fancy Desktop Application type controls, jQuery probably isn't the right library for you. jQuery is awesome at being a really small, blazing fast library that adds just the right amount of features to the javascript language that it actually makes javascript development fun(tm). It's like javascript++, and it's really good at what it does. While some people have used it to build some desktop application type widgets, I don't think that is really the primary focus of the core development team. However, jQuery does play along just fine with the other heavyweight frameworks/libraries that you mentioned. There's even some sort of thing for integrating jQuery with Ext I believe. So there's no reason that you couldn't use the YUI or Ext components if you wanted to. That's not to discourage developers from building widgets with jQuery. I use jqModal, jEditable, and parts of Interface all the time and I'm very glad to not have to load up a big library like YUI to get those features. I'm just saying, use the tool that is appropriate for your needs :) --Erik On 6/26/07, John Farrar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The intention of this post is to spark a plug-in dream list. Here's mine... 1. Tree (like the one in EXTjs) 2. Grid (like the one in EXTjs) ... if your wondering, I want to do server side markup, and modify only when needed. :) 3. Windows component. (Popup divs rather than windows that are select box safe of course) 4. Dialogs (msgBox, inputBox, etc.)... modal ready of course. 5. slider input (feeds a hidden form field of course) with dual sliders range points of course 6. color requestor 7. date/time requestor 8. drag/drop tile/list components with common drag data interface for clean interaction 9. Menus 10. toolbar (sorry, not sold on the ribbon as good web senario yet... heh.) 11. ... add yours here. ...now likely some of these things are out there already, but this is just a shortlist of the ideal plugin library. Perhaps they should start a survey to see what features are wanted most! -- BrightLight Development, LLC. 954-775- (o) 954-600-2726 (c) [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.iambright.com
[jQuery] Re: resize columns!
Hi Su YEAH! the splitter is is exactly what I'm after! Thanks for the tip! On 25 Juni, 17:42, Su [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 6/25/07, Simpel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What I'm after is a way of changing the width of the columns by dragging some kind of slider, the height of the columns is more or less irrelevant... I'm assuming you mean something like the Splitter plugin?:http://methvin.com/jquery/splitter/ Slider to me says this(not jQuery, just for illustration):http://webfx.eae.net/dhtml/slider/slider.html
[jQuery] How much info to disclose
John, There have been some questions about Interface and whether its official or not. With Paul basically reworking several key aspects of effects, do we want to release any info on his work? Rey... -- BrightLight Development, LLC. 954-775- (o) 954-600-2726 (c) [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.iambright.com
[jQuery] Re: jQuery solutions needed...
I have shared this at speaking engagements on other topics over the years. When windows and mac took the Xerox window technology and created the replacement for DOS as it was known there was a reason it worked. Along the same time there was also a core group of assembly programmers that thought everything should be done in the lowest fastest level possible. Thoughts from a developer who has seen many generations of technology mature. 1. The interface belongs to the user, and that is who we write our apps for primarily. If we can make it easier for the developer to create and maintain these apps the true purpose of the app will be achieved. (The true purpose is user interaction, not enterprise. Enterprise is a concern, not the primary goal. Therefore we cannot or at least should not replace our primary goals with necessary secondary concerns.) 2. Apple, Amiga, Atari (lol, just realized those were all companies with A names) had machines with better functionality than Windows PCs. They were missing essential business solutions that Microsoft provided. It is true that we as developers want certain essentials. Yet, the applications are written for users. Perhaps we ought to look at things like Adobe AIR and how that relates to jQuery. With AIR you write the app once and deploy it to Linux, Mac or Windows as a desktop application. This would eliminate the need for large bandwidth issues. It's the next wave of internet connected applications. If it's enterprise then it's not random customers hitting the site. Installing a package in technology like AIR is the enterprise solution of the future. 3. As someone else said, plugins aren't part of the core. So if jQuery adds plugins that are cool that is great. My concept is not to create heavy but moderate plugins that work with back end coded pages. I agree that EXT could be to heavy in many cases. So rather than looking at extreme all or nothing solutions perhaps there should be some middle of the road solutions also. 4. Not all business applications are enterprise apps. Some times there are business apps where they have let someone in IT or someone who is a web designer and wants to try something in the programmer side of things take on a project. It would be a shame if jQuery provided everything they needed to end the promise of doing more work like that in the company. That is where EXT shines. The boss will love what he gets for an end product. We need to be careful that we realize not everyone can do an original work. Learning dom to do a good job for the first project it is needed is a bad idea. Summary: * Apps are for users, the interface is key * Enterprise is a concern, but not to the exclusion of the primary goals (scale shouldn't replace primary goals) * AIR or some other technology is the right way to do enterprise, resolves majority of scale issues * Not all business is enterprise. We need solutions that help business on the SOHO level also. In fact we brag about when we are used by an enterprise. Yet, every one of these technologies started in a non-scale solution. (Or at least became popular without a scale solution.) AND... the majority of users will be a non-scale solution on the level of a mega enterprise that is. * AND... yes, the still need to serve the enterprise. (Before someone missed that I still agree with that point.)
[jQuery] Re: How much info to disclose
Rey sent this to the list accidentally. Just to clarify for everyone: We're working on some more plugins that we'll be announcing soon. Interface is still an official plugin and nothing is changing in this respect. Expect to see more information about the upcoming releases later this week. --John On 6/27/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: John, There have been some questions about Interface and whether its official or not. With Paul basically reworking several key aspects of effects, do we want to release any info on his work? Rey... -- BrightLight Development, LLC. 954-775- (o) 954-600-2726 (c) [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.iambright.com
[jQuery] Re: jQuery, Ajax Form and memory usage
Anyone got any idea about how to resolve this issue? Thanks a lot :)
[jQuery] slideViewer now works with the toolTip plugin!
http://www.gcmingati.net/wordpress/wp-content/lab/jquery/imagestrip/imageslide-plugin.html
Hi all.
I think i'm done with this plugin.
It is becoming a monster so it's better to leave it as it is now.
Added in the past 24H:
1) a tricky preloader wich equally works for FF, Opera and IE7
2) added the 'support' for the tootip plugin from bassistance.de
Now if you wish to make a gallery with *custom* easing effects, *fancy
tooltips* from a SINGLE unorder list with an unknown number of images
of an unknown size, you just need to:
a) write your list of images
b)
$(div#mygaltwo).slideView({ easeFunc: backinout, easeTime: 1200,
toolTip: true });
et voilà, you get a gallery.
How fun is jQuery!?
Ciao
GC
[jQuery] Integrating Google Internal Site Search using jquery
Curious if anyone had any ideas about integrating the internal site search from javascriptKit: http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/google_site_search.shtml I've got some ideas, but wondered if anyone had seen any site search utilities using jquery and any other search resources or Google. I haven't seen anything, but thought somebody might have already looked at solutions for site searches. Thanks.
[jQuery] Re: jCarouselLite - my first plugin - anxiously awaiting comments
It looks very useful, i've been looking at solutions to add feature
content, slides if you will to site homepages.
Something on a timer, with manual slide controls also. Similar to what
download.com used to do on it's homepage.
This looks like it could do just that, possibly.
You've got a nice page of example/demos there.
thanks.
On Jun 24, 6:42 pm, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I have been using jquery for a couple of weeks now. I should say this is the
best library out there. I come from raw javascript, prototype, mootools
background and i am damn sure, i am not going back.
That said, a couple of days ago, i was looking for a carousel style widget
for my app, and stumbled upon the excellent jCarousel plugin. The plugin is
awesome. It has everything i needed and more. It worked like a charm out of
the box, but my issue was that, my use-case used carousel as a secondary
widget, and jCarousel seemed kinda like a overkill. So, i started developing
my own mini carousel inspired by jCarousel and called it jCarouselLite.
This is not a replacement for jCarousel by any means. It is just a
light-weight alternative for those who might not need all the
functionalities offered by jCarousel. The minified version is just
under 1.5k in size. Yet, it is very flexible and customizable for many
of our needs.
Right now, the plugin is in very early stage and i thought i could get
feedback from my friends here and see if there is any interest around it.
I have put together a page to show-case all the things that are possible
with it
athttp://www.gmarwaha.com/jquerylite/jcarousellite/html/jcarousellite.h...
The basic html markup expected is just a div enclosing a ul element. You
can have your navigation buttons anywhere. No special classes, or css files
are required. The js is the lone file needed.
div class=anyClass
ul
liimg src=someimage alt=1/li
liimg src=someimage alt=2/li
liimg src=someimage alt=3/li
liimg src=someimage alt=4/li
/ul
/div
button class=prev/button
button class=next/button
$(function() {
$(.someClass).jCarouselLite({
btnNext: .next,
btnPrev: .prev
});
});
Thanks in advance for all your feedback.
Ganesh.
[jQuery] Re: jQuery and confirm
Hi Alexander,
Do you have any idea of how I can build a wrapper for the confirm() box?
Thanks
Angelo
Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
It's because of the way cody's thickbox script is made: it does not by
default give control on how the thickbox gets executed
Your link gets thickboxed since it has the class=thickbox. You need to
either build a wrapper function that articulates the thickbox together with
the confirm() command.
-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Angelo Zanetti
Sent: mercredi 20 juin 2007 10:00
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] jQuery and confirm
Dear All.
I got a form and a link that has an onclick confirm:
a href=ajaxImage.php?height=480width=600modal=true class=thickbox
style=text-decoration:underline; onclick=return confirm('delete
image?');Delete Image/a
No matter if u choose ok or cancel (returns true or false) the link still
gets executed. Im assuming that JQuery is causing this irregularity. I have
the same code on normal HTML pages and it works 100%.
Any suggestions as to how to get this to work or where i might be going
wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Angelo
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[jQuery] Re: slideViewer now works with the toolTip plugin!
great, paisa'
salvatore
P.S.
è che su queste liste sembriamo degli emigrati stile inizio '900 :)
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From: GianCarlo Mingati [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: jQuery (English) jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 3:43 PM
Subject: [jQuery] slideViewer now works with the toolTip plugin!
http://www.gcmingati.net/wordpress/wp-content/lab/jquery/imagestrip/imageslide-plugin.html
Hi all.
I think i'm done with this plugin.
It is becoming a monster so it's better to leave it as it is now.
Added in the past 24H:
1) a tricky preloader wich equally works for FF, Opera and IE7
2) added the 'support' for the tootip plugin from bassistance.de
Now if you wish to make a gallery with *custom* easing effects, *fancy
tooltips* from a SINGLE unorder list with an unknown number of images
of an unknown size, you just need to:
a) write your list of images
b)
$(div#mygaltwo).slideView({ easeFunc: backinout, easeTime: 1200,
toolTip: true });
et voilà, you get a gallery.
How fun is jQuery!?
Ciao
GC
[jQuery] Re: Could anyone send me a copy of Catfish Advert Plugin 1.3.
Michael Price wrote: Logan Cai wrote: could you send me a copy of Catfish-Advert-Plugin-1.3, if you have. Logan, I don't think the problem is the plugin. The one I sent may well have been 1.3, but I think Catfish was written for jQuery 1.0.x and obviously we're on 1.1.x now and there may be incompatibilities between the two which prevent Catfish from working on newer versions of jQuery. This isn't something anyone can fix unless someone takes over development of the plugin or Matt, the original author, gets his website back online and updates it himself. Is the source available somewhere? Maby I, or someone else, can fix it?
[jQuery] Re: jQuery and confirm
Change your links launchingthe tickbox to another class, say
thickboxDeleteImage. Remove the onclick code attached to your links. Stick
Something like this (untested) inside a script tag in the head of yur html
document:
$(document).ready(function(){
$(.thickboxDeleteImage).bind(click,function(){
If(confirm('delete image?')){
var t = this.title || this.name || null;
var a = this.href || this.alt;
var g = this.rel || false;
tb_show(t,a,g);
this.blur();
return false;
}
});
});
-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Angelo Zanetti
Sent: mercredi 27 juin 2007 15:07
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] Re: jQuery and confirm
Hi Alexander,
Do you have any idea of how I can build a wrapper for the confirm() box?
Thanks
Angelo
Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
It's because of the way cody's thickbox script is made: it does not by
default give control on how the thickbox gets executed
Your link gets thickboxed since it has the class=thickbox. You need
to either build a wrapper function that articulates the thickbox
together with the confirm() command.
-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Angelo Zanetti
Sent: mercredi 20 juin 2007 10:00
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] jQuery and confirm
Dear All.
I got a form and a link that has an onclick confirm:
a href=ajaxImage.php?height=480width=600modal=true class=thickbox
style=text-decoration:underline; onclick=return confirm('delete
image?');Delete Image/a
No matter if u choose ok or cancel (returns true or false) the link
still gets executed. Im assuming that JQuery is causing this
irregularity. I have the same code on normal HTML pages and it works 100%.
Any suggestions as to how to get this to work or where i might be
going wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Angelo
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[jQuery] Re: Are there any Wordpress themes using jquery?
Aquatic Adventures[1]: http://tomk32.de/2007/04/03/wordpress-theme-aquatic-adventures/ Scanning the post, he says that it uses jQuery as usual, so I presume he's done others with it. [1] http://www.google.com/search?q=wordpress+theme+jquery On 6/27/07, Kia Niskavaara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: One of my favourite Wordpress themes, Redoable at http://www.deanjrobinson.com/wordpress/redoable is using Prototype. I'm also aware of a few other themes using other libraries. But I haven't found a single theme that's using jquery. Are there any? Kia
[jQuery] Re: How to Rotate an Image 90 Degrees
I've taken a look at swfIR and that seems to work. However, I'm not sure that I can change the src of the image with Jquery and have it still work (without a page refresh). Please correct me if I am wrong. I'm developing in Coldfusion, by the way. But, I don't think I can use a server side script for this as I need it to update without a page refresh...
[jQuery] Re: How to Rotate an Image 90 Degrees
I'm developing in Coldfusion, by the way. But, I don't think I can use a server side script for this as I need it to update without a page refresh... There are a number of ways you could do this with a .ajax or similar call. E.g., let's say you write a coldfusion script that accepts as parameters the image path and some rotation parameters (let's say 90, 180 or 270 for degrees of rotation to the right). E.g., http://example.com/rotateimage.cf/?image=foo.jpgrotate=90 ... and have that script rotate the source image, save it to disk, and return the new image (you can set headers to deliver a straight-up image from that URL). If it makes sense for your app, you could cache the rotated images and check the cache first ... but those are details. Then, for example, onclick you could replace the src attribute of an img tag with the rotated version of the URL. Lots of details here, but that might work. You could also have the CF script process the image and return the direct URL to the static file and replace it with that, instead... Scott On 6/27/07, cfdvlpr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've taken a look at swfIR and that seems to work. However, I'm not sure that I can change the src of the image with Jquery and have it still work (without a page refresh). Please correct me if I am wrong. I'm developing in Coldfusion, by the way. But, I don't think I can use a server side script for this as I need it to update without a page refresh... -- .|.. Scott Trudeau scott.trudeau AT gmail DOT com http://sstrudeau.com/ AIM: sodthestreets
[jQuery] Re: Select only the next row in a table
Not really, that selector finds ALL tr then any tr after each of those.
Assuming your calling it from something like this:
$(.showNextRow).click(function() {
$(this).parents(tr).next(tr.hidden).show();
return false;
});
also assuming that the t1 table isn't inside another table with a
tr.hidden. That would get funny :)
Glen Lipka wrote:
$(tr).next(tr).show();
Would this do it?
Glen
On 6/27/07, *Massimiliano Marini* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I've this table :
table id=t1
tr class=visible
tda href=# class=showNextRowView Next Row/td
tdCell with content/td
/tr
tr class=hidden
td colspan=2Hello to the jQuery community/td
/tr
...
...
...
/table
I'm using this code to diplay the tr with hidden class :
$('a').filter('.visible').click(function(){
$('.hidden').toggle();
}
what I want to do, is to toggle or show only the tr(only one only
the next) that is under the tr where is the link that I've clicked.
I think the example and the code may help more than my description of
the problem :)
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[jQuery] Re: Select only the next row in a table
On Jun 27, 2007, at 11:29 AM, Corey Frang wrote:
Not really, that selector finds ALL tr then any tr after each
of those.
Assuming your calling it from something like this:
$(.showNextRow).click(function() {
$(this).parents(tr).next(tr.hidden).show();
return false;
});
also assuming that the t1 table isn't inside another table with a
tr.hidden. That would get funny :)
In that case, changing the second line to this would do the trick:
$(this).parents(tr:first).next(tr.hidden).show();
One thing you might want to consider is changing the class name from
hidden to something less presentational. Question: When is a
tr.hidden not hidden? Answer: When you've applied .show() to it! ;-)
Another possibility would be to remove the hidden class instead of
using .show(), like so:
$(this).parents(tr:first).next().removeClass('hidden');
(No need here for tr.hidden in the .next() here because the next
sibling of a tr has to be another tr, and if it doesn't have
class=hidden no harm done.)
Hope that helps,
Karl
Glen Lipka wrote:
$(tr).next(tr).show();
Would this do it?
Glen
On 6/27/07, Massimiliano Marini [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I've this table :
table id=t1
tr class=visible
tda href=# class=showNextRowView Next Row/td
tdCell with content/td
/tr
tr class=hidden
td colspan=2Hello to the jQuery community/td
/tr
...
...
...
/table
I'm using this code to diplay the tr with hidden class :
$('a').filter('.visible').click(function(){
$('.hidden').toggle();
}
what I want to do, is to toggle or show only the tr(only one only
the next) that is under the tr where is the link that I've clicked.
I think the example and the code may help more than my description of
the problem :)
--
Massimiliano Marini - http://www.linuxtime.it/massimilianomarini/
It's easier to invent the future than to predict it. -- Alan Kay
[jQuery] Re: How to Rotate an Image 90 Degrees
maybe check this out : http://www.netzgesta.de/instant/ *...( On Jun 27, 4:24 pm, Scott Trudeau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm developing in Coldfusion, by the way. But, I don't think I can use a server side script for this as I need it to update without a page refresh... There are a number of ways you could do this with a .ajax or similar call. E.g., let's say you write a coldfusion script that accepts as parameters the image path and some rotation parameters (let's say 90, 180 or 270 for degrees of rotation to the right). E.g.,http://example.com/rotateimage.cf/?image=foo.jpgrotate=90... and have that script rotate the source image, save it to disk, and return the new image (you can set headers to deliver a straight-up image from that URL). If it makes sense for your app, you could cache the rotated images and check the cache first ... but those are details. Then, for example, onclick you could replace the src attribute of an img tag with the rotated version of the URL. Lots of details here, but that might work. You could also have the CF script process the image and return the direct URL to the static file and replace it with that, instead... Scott On 6/27/07, cfdvlpr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've taken a look at swfIR and that seems to work. However, I'm not sure that I can change the src of the image with Jquery and have it still work (without a page refresh). Please correct me if I am wrong. I'm developing in Coldfusion, by the way. But, I don't think I can use a server side script for this as I need it to update without a page refresh... -- .|.. Scott Trudeau scott.trudeau AT gmail DOT comhttp://sstrudeau.com/ AIM: sodthestreets
[jQuery] Re: How do I find this error?
Thanks heaps, Mike! I've a question though. That blog entry you point to says: When you've enabled Script Debugging 'View-Script Debugger' will now be present to help you break into the debugger. But, I'm not finding that's the case. Also, it goes on to talk about three applications that the author has used for script debugging. Do I have to have one of those in order to debug? Why don't I have the 'View-Script Debugger'? Have you used this debugger in IE? How many angels can dance on the head of a pin? What are the eleven secret herbs and spices in Kentucky Fried Chicken? Can God make a rock so heavy even He can't lift it? Are you tired of my questions yet? ;o) Any help would be appreciated. Thanks again, Chris On Jun 26, 11:07 am, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: IE has a powerful script debugger, but you have to enable it. Details can be found here: http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2004/10/26/247912.aspx Mike I've got a bit of a problem where by I get a JavaScript syntax error in IE6, but everything works fine (no errors show in firebug) in FF 2.0.0.4.
[jQuery] Re: Load into tbody, errors IE6
OK, after some Googling I found out that in IE6, innerHTML within a
table is read-only. Since the jQuery load method uses innerHTML, you
can't load a tr into a table. Crap.
On Jun 26, 6:01 pm, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I have a script that does an ajax load into a tbody jQuery object, like so:
$tbl = $(# + asp + _tbody); // dynamically finds tbody
$tbl.load(prodsched/dom_dpdcolorrow.html,
{},
addrow
); // load html content (tr's) into tbody
The html file consists of a table row tr with some junk in it.
It works great on Firefox but gives the error unknown runtime error in
IE6. Is this an issue with IE6 not being able to innerHTML a tbody or
something? If so is there a workaround? Thanks for any help.
-- Josh
[jQuery] Re: InnerFade-Plugin: Text jumps from left to the center
Not for certain, did you try placing the link between paragraph tags and applying the css to the P tags. Just a thought, seems to me I've tried centering some text beneath an image and not had much luck either. On Jun 27, 12:18 pm, Muckinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, i would like to use the fantastic InnerFade Plugin fromhttp://medienfreunde.com/lab/innerfade/http://medienfreunde.com/lab/innerfade/ I want to change DIV-Containers. A Link in this container is centerd with text-align: center. But with Firefox the Link/Text starts with every Fade on the left and jumps then to the center, not nice. In IE everything works fine. I tried many things (Links as Blick-Elem, margin: 0 auto etc.), but nothing works. Can anybody give me a hint? Or another possibility to achieve the same effect? THX! -- View this message in context:http://www.nabble.com/InnerFade-Plugin%3A-Text-jumps-from-left-to-the... Sent from the JQuery mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
[jQuery] Re: jCarouselLite - my first plugin - anxiously awaiting comments
sure anton... point noted and will incorporate it this weekend :-). thanks for the feedback. -GTG On 6/27/07, Anton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Love it! But... button class=prev/button button class=next/button Is there any way you could determine if the number of items equals the setting in visible? I'd like to hide these buttons if I'm already viewing all of the items. cheers, /Anton
[jQuery] Re: jCarouselLite - my first plugin - anxiously awaiting comments
Thanks Jan, I will take a look at it. To be honest, i was planning to dig into your source code this weekend. Now that you have pointed me to the exact functions that i need to de-code, i guess, you have saved me a lot of time. Thank u very much. -GTG On 6/27/07, Jan Sorgalla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, On Jun 27, 2:24 am, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: brandon, no luck buddy... outerHeight returns the result that excludes the margin values of the element. i would like the width of the element including the margin values as well... you should check the dimension() and margin() functions in my jcarousel plugin. They also handle a weird behaviour of marginRight in Safari. Jan
[jQuery] Re: jCarouselLite - my first plugin - anxiously awaiting comments
Thanks for ur kind words tzmedia. Some of the features that are planned for
the next release are
1. automatic scrolling
2. scrolling many items at a time
3. auto-detection of buttons - if necessary
Looks like automatic scrolling is something that you are looking for. But, i
don't understand what download.com used to do on their homepage. Can you
explain that a bit more? i would like to know ur use-case.
Thanks
-GTG
On 6/27/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It looks very useful, i've been looking at solutions to add feature
content, slides if you will to site homepages.
Something on a timer, with manual slide controls also. Similar to what
download.com used to do on it's homepage.
This looks like it could do just that, possibly.
You've got a nice page of example/demos there.
thanks.
On Jun 24, 6:42 pm, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I have been using jquery for a couple of weeks now. I should say this is
the
best library out there. I come from raw javascript, prototype, mootools
background and i am damn sure, i am not going back.
That said, a couple of days ago, i was looking for a carousel style
widget
for my app, and stumbled upon the excellent jCarousel plugin. The plugin
is
awesome. It has everything i needed and more. It worked like a charm out
of
the box, but my issue was that, my use-case used carousel as a secondary
widget, and jCarousel seemed kinda like a overkill. So, i started
developing
my own mini carousel inspired by jCarousel and called it jCarouselLite.
This is not a replacement for jCarousel by any means. It is just a
light-weight alternative for those who might not need all the
functionalities offered by jCarousel. The minified version is just
under 1.5k in size. Yet, it is very flexible and customizable for many
of our needs.
Right now, the plugin is in very early stage and i thought i could get
feedback from my friends here and see if there is any interest around
it.
I have put together a page to show-case all the things that are possible
with it
athttp://www.gmarwaha.com/jquerylite/jcarousellite/html/jcarousellite.h...
The basic html markup expected is just a div enclosing a ul element.
You
can have your navigation buttons anywhere. No special classes, or css
files
are required. The js is the lone file needed.
div class=anyClass
ul
liimg src=someimage alt=1/li
liimg src=someimage alt=2/li
liimg src=someimage alt=3/li
liimg src=someimage alt=4/li
/ul
/div
button class=prev/button
button class=next/button
$(function() {
$(.someClass).jCarouselLite({
btnNext: .next,
btnPrev: .prev
});
});
Thanks in advance for all your feedback.
Ganesh.
[jQuery] Re: jCarouselLite - my first plugin - anxiously awaiting comments
Hi, On Jun 27, 6:40 pm, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks Jan, I will take a look at it. To be honest, i was planning to dig into your source code this weekend. Now that you have pointed me to the exact functions that i need to de-code, i guess, you have saved me a lot of time. Thank u very much. i had plans to create a light version of jcarousel as well. So, _you_ save me a lot of time doing that ;) I guess, i already faced most problems you have or will have. So, just ask... :) Jan
[jQuery] Re: InnerFade-Plugin: Text jumps from left to the center
I´ve tried to but the Link between div, p span ... whatever. Always the same
effect.
I tried also to change the Link to a block-element. :-(
Any other Idee? As i said, must be a Firefox-Problem, IE works...
{js}sTyler wrote:
Not for certain, did you try placing the link between paragraph tags
and applying the css to the P tags.
Just a thought, seems to me I've tried centering some text beneath an
image and not had much luck either.
On Jun 27, 12:18 pm, Muckinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
i would like to use the fantastic InnerFade Plugin
fromhttp://medienfreunde.com/lab/innerfade/http://medienfreunde.com/lab/innerfade/
I want to change DIV-Containers. A Link in this container is centerd with
text-align: center. But with Firefox the Link/Text starts with every Fade
on
the left and jumps then to the center, not nice. In IE everything works
fine. I tried many things (Links as Blick-Elem, margin: 0 auto etc.), but
nothing works.
Can anybody give me a hint? Or another possibility to achieve the same
effect?
THX!
--
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context:http://www.nabble.com/InnerFade-Plugin%3A-Text-jumps-from-left-to-the...
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[jQuery] NEWS: Ajax Rain: Showcase of Awesome Ajax Controls
I came across a great link today on DZone.com for Ajax Rain (http://www.ajaxrain.com). It has one of the best lists of Ajax widgets and controls I've ever seen. The site actually uses jQuery and lists quite a number of jQuery plugins. In addition, it lists out controls from other libraries and many have amazing capabilities. With all of the talk about which jQuery plugins to build or use, I thought this would be a good list for a jQuery plugin author to look at. Enjoy. Rey...
[jQuery] Re: Estimated 1.1.3 release date?
Just wondering in 1.1.3 is any closer to getting a release date? On May 15, 8:07 pm, MikeR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ok great, John =). Thanks for the update. On May 15, 12:43 pm, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We're still dealing with site issues, hopefully this weekend, but again, that's what I said last week before the attack. --John On 5/15/07, MikeR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I understand that the site issues, illnesses, etc caused delays... but does anybody have a new estimated date for the jQuery1.1.3release? Thanks! On Apr 28, 8:13 pm, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Here is a list of fixes thus far that will be in1.1.3:http://tinyurl.com/2t2we5 -- Brandon Aaron On 4/28/07, Shelane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What might we expect in the next release? You mentioned a few things related to faster selectors, animations, etc. What bug fixes might we see? IE issues? Why is IE always the problem child? Oh yeah, M$. OK, off my soapbox now. On Apr 26, 7:21 pm, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: John! Wow :) Did not expect you to chime in on this! No problem - I'm busy at the moment, but I still like to watch out for meta-problems (site issues, releases dates, etc.) First thing's first... I bought your book Pro Javascript Techniques (published 2006?).. and my respect and recognition for your talent has skyrocketed since. jQuery itself demonstrates very clearly that you are skilled, but after even starting to read that book I was very pleasantly surprised. No fluff, no mess... just right into the JS goodness :). Exactly. I hate books that nuts around talking about The History of JavaScript and this is how you use document.write. I'm a programmer, I want code :-) (Especially code that is still relevant.) Glad you're enjoying it, though! Now back to the original topic lol.. glad to hear1.1.3will be out soon. Hope things are not getting too stressful over there. Looking forward to more jQuery releases! Have a good one. Yeah, things are less than ideal right now - however I really want to squeeze some time in and get the last changes into this release. There's speed improvements across the board (faster selectors and faster animations) along with a bunch of bug fixes. Not too shabby for a point release. I just have to stomp some final bugs then we can move ahead and release the alpha. (Just need to find a moment to clear my head.) --John
[jQuery] Difference between element and # access
what is the difference between $t(div.TimelineContainer) and $t(#TimelineContainer) within JQuery? is the first using byid and the other by tagname?
[jQuery] Re: Load into tbody, errors IE6
i dont have any problems with mine in IE6
var ID = function(query) { return query.ID };
var FIELD = function(query) { return query.FIELD };
function NewQueryResult(result)
{
DWRUtil.removeAllRows(testBody);
DWRUtil.addRows(testBody, resultarray, [ ID , FIELD ])
}
~Terry
On Jun 27, 12:27 pm, JoshN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, after some Googling I found out that in IE6, innerHTML within a
table is read-only. Since the jQuery load method uses innerHTML, you
can't load a tr into a table. Crap.
On Jun 26, 6:01 pm, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I have a script that does an ajax load into a tbody jQuery object, like so:
$tbl = $(# + asp + _tbody); // dynamically finds tbody
$tbl.load(prodsched/dom_dpdcolorrow.html,
{},
addrow
); // load html content (tr's) into tbody
The html file consists of a table row tr with some junk in it.
It works great on Firefox but gives the error unknown runtime error in
IE6. Is this an issue with IE6 not being able to innerHTML a tbody or
something? If so is there a workaround? Thanks for any help.
-- Josh- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
[jQuery] Re: Estimated 1.1.3 release date?
We got delayed trying to add some speed improvements, it'll be this work week, we're just checking against the final few plugins that we broke last time. --John On 6/27/07, Chip D [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just wondering in 1.1.3 is any closer to getting a release date? On May 15, 8:07 pm, MikeR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ok great, John =). Thanks for the update. On May 15, 12:43 pm, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We're still dealing with site issues, hopefully this weekend, but again, that's what I said last week before the attack. --John On 5/15/07, MikeR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I understand that the site issues, illnesses, etc caused delays... but does anybody have a new estimated date for the jQuery1.1.3release? Thanks! On Apr 28, 8:13 pm, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Here is a list of fixes thus far that will be in1.1.3:http://tinyurl.com/2t2we5 -- Brandon Aaron On 4/28/07, Shelane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What might we expect in the next release? You mentioned a few things related to faster selectors, animations, etc. What bug fixes might we see? IE issues? Why is IE always the problem child? Oh yeah, M$. OK, off my soapbox now. On Apr 26, 7:21 pm, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: John! Wow :) Did not expect you to chime in on this! No problem - I'm busy at the moment, but I still like to watch out for meta-problems (site issues, releases dates, etc.) First thing's first... I bought your book Pro Javascript Techniques (published 2006?).. and my respect and recognition for your talent has skyrocketed since. jQuery itself demonstrates very clearly that you are skilled, but after even starting to read that book I was very pleasantly surprised. No fluff, no mess... just right into the JS goodness :). Exactly. I hate books that nuts around talking about The History of JavaScript and this is how you use document.write. I'm a programmer, I want code :-) (Especially code that is still relevant.) Glad you're enjoying it, though! Now back to the original topic lol.. glad to hear1.1.3will be out soon. Hope things are not getting too stressful over there. Looking forward to more jQuery releases! Have a good one. Yeah, things are less than ideal right now - however I really want to squeeze some time in and get the last changes into this release. There's speed improvements across the board (faster selectors and faster animations) along with a bunch of bug fixes. Not too shabby for a point release. I just have to stomp some final bugs then we can move ahead and release the alpha. (Just need to find a moment to clear my head.) --John
[jQuery] Re: Validate() and TinyMCE problem
Ideally...
OR, the FCK plugin could integrate itself to the others the same way I
integrate it with the Form plugin. But since we're talking about mix-
matching plugins, this would require some feedback from the plugins'
authors...
eg.:
// find existing method to override
if($.fn.ajaxSubmit){
// archive the method
$.fn.ajaxSubmit_ = $.fn.ajaxSubmit;
// override the method
$.fn.ajaxSubmit = function(){
// do this plugin's stuff
$.FCK(1); // update html
// call original method
$.fn.ajaxSubmit_.apply(this, arguments);
// don't break the chain...
return $(this);
};
};
On Jun 26, 7:23 pm, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Diego A. wrote:
Sorry about the delay...
I took long to reply because I've been away on holiday.
Here's a little something I've put together:
http://www.fyneworks.com/jquery/FCKEditor/
Let me know what you think!
Looks good. It wouldn't hurt to provide explicit methods for init and
update.
For integration with validation the validation plugin could check for
$.FCK and call it to update before validating a form, right?
--
Jörn Zaefferer
http://bassistance.de
[jQuery] Re: Load into tbody, errors IE6
Hi Josh,
I wonder if you could get your tr through a different ajax method
and then append it to the tbody once it's retrieved. Something like
this, perhaps:
$.get('prodsched/dom_dpdcolorrow.html', function(data){
$(data).appendTo('#' + asp + '_tbody');
});
Not positive it will work, but worth a shot.
--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Jun 27, 2007, at 12:27 PM, JoshN wrote:
OK, after some Googling I found out that in IE6, innerHTML within a
table is read-only. Since the jQuery load method uses innerHTML, you
can't load a tr into a table. Crap.
On Jun 26, 6:01 pm, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I have a script that does an ajax load into a tbody jQuery object,
like so:
$tbl = $(# + asp + _tbody); // dynamically finds tbody
$tbl.load(prodsched/dom_dpdcolorrow.html,
{},
addrow
); // load html content (tr's) into tbody
The html file consists of a table row tr with some junk in it.
It works great on Firefox but gives the error unknown runtime
error in
IE6. Is this an issue with IE6 not being able to innerHTML a
tbody or
something? If so is there a workaround? Thanks for any help.
-- Josh
[jQuery] Re: Validate() and TinyMCE problem
I've started a new thread here:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_frm/thread/f649148d8ff5511a
...so more people can check it out and tell us what they think.
On Jun 27, 6:15 pm, Diego A. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ideally...
OR, the FCK plugin could integrate itself to the others the same way I
integrate it with the Form plugin. But since we're talking about mix-
matching plugins, this would require some feedback from the plugins'
authors...
eg.:
// find existing method to override
if($.fn.ajaxSubmit){
// archive the method
$.fn.ajaxSubmit_ = $.fn.ajaxSubmit;
// override the method
$.fn.ajaxSubmit = function(){
// do this plugin's stuff
$.FCK(1); // update html
// call original method
$.fn.ajaxSubmit_.apply(this, arguments);
// don't break the chain...
return $(this);
};
};
On Jun 26, 7:23 pm, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Diego A. wrote:
Sorry about the delay...
I took long to reply because I've been away on holiday.
Here's a little something I've put together:
http://www.fyneworks.com/jquery/FCKEditor/
Let me know what you think!
Looks good. It wouldn't hurt to provide explicit methods for init and
update.
For integration with validation the validation plugin could check for
$.FCK and call it to update before validating a form, right?
--
Jörn Zaefferer
http://bassistance.de
[jQuery] Re: Load into tbody, errors IE6
DWRUtil.removeAllRows(testBody);
DWRUtil.addRows(testBody, resultarray, [ ID , FIELD ])
I think that those methods probably create/append nodes rather than use
innerHTML. I recognize those methods from CFAjax.
-- Josh
- Original Message -
From: Terry B [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: jQuery (English) jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 9:50 AM
Subject: [jQuery] Re: Load into tbody, errors IE6
i dont have any problems with mine in IE6
var ID = function(query) { return query.ID };
var FIELD = function(query) { return query.FIELD };
function NewQueryResult(result)
{
DWRUtil.removeAllRows(testBody);
DWRUtil.addRows(testBody, resultarray, [ ID , FIELD ])
}
~Terry
On Jun 27, 12:27 pm, JoshN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, after some Googling I found out that in IE6, innerHTML within a
table is read-only. Since the jQuery load method uses innerHTML, you
can't load a tr into a table. Crap.
On Jun 26, 6:01 pm, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I have a script that does an ajax load into a tbody jQuery object, like
so:
$tbl = $(# + asp + _tbody); // dynamically finds tbody
$tbl.load(prodsched/dom_dpdcolorrow.html,
{},
addrow
); // load html content (tr's) into tbody
The html file consists of a table row tr with some junk in it.
It works great on Firefox but gives the error unknown runtime error
in
IE6. Is this an issue with IE6 not being able to innerHTML a tbody or
something? If so is there a workaround? Thanks for any help.
-- Josh- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
[jQuery] Re: Load into tbody, errors IE6
Thanks Karl, I'll give that a try.
-- Josh
- Original Message -
From: Karl Swedberg
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 10:16 AM
Subject: [jQuery] Re: Load into tbody, errors IE6
Hi Josh,
I wonder if you could get your tr through a different ajax method and then
append it to the tbody once it's retrieved. Something like this, perhaps:
$.get('prodsched/dom_dpdcolorrow.html', function(data){
$(data).appendTo('#' + asp + '_tbody');
});
Not positive it will work, but worth a shot.
--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Jun 27, 2007, at 12:27 PM, JoshN wrote:
OK, after some Googling I found out that in IE6, innerHTML within a
table is read-only. Since the jQuery load method uses innerHTML, you
can't load a tr into a table. Crap.
On Jun 26, 6:01 pm, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I have a script that does an ajax load into a tbody jQuery object, like
so:
$tbl = $(# + asp + _tbody); // dynamically finds tbody
$tbl.load(prodsched/dom_dpdcolorrow.html,
{},
addrow
); // load html content (tr's) into tbody
The html file consists of a table row tr with some junk in it.
It works great on Firefox but gives the error unknown runtime error in
IE6. Is this an issue with IE6 not being able to innerHTML a tbody or
something? If so is there a workaround? Thanks for any help.
-- Josh
[jQuery] Re: Difference between element and # access
I'm not sure, but I'm guessing there will be some sort of performance difference. I'm guessing '#id' is faster than 'div#id' if '#id' just uses getElementById, whereas 'div#id' might finds all divs then filter by id. On Jun 27, 5:46 pm, Terry B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: what is the difference between $t(div.TimelineContainer) and $t(#TimelineContainer) within JQuery? is the first using byid and the other by tagname?
[jQuery] Re: Difference between element and # access
the first one will find all the div elements with a class name of TimelineContainer. the second one will any element with an id of TimelineContainer -GTG On 6/27/07, Diego A. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm not sure, but I'm guessing there will be some sort of performance difference. I'm guessing '#id' is faster than 'div#id' if '#id' just uses getElementById, whereas 'div#id' might finds all divs then filter by id. On Jun 27, 5:46 pm, Terry B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: what is the difference between $t(div.TimelineContainer) and $t(#TimelineContainer) within JQuery? is the first using byid and the other by tagname?
[jQuery] Re: Difference between element and # access
They're both just as fast as each other - jQuery has an optimization in place to account for that. Terry: I assume that you mean div#TimelineContainer in your first example. --John On 6/27/07, Diego A. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm not sure, but I'm guessing there will be some sort of performance difference. I'm guessing '#id' is faster than 'div#id' if '#id' just uses getElementById, whereas 'div#id' might finds all divs then filter by id. On Jun 27, 5:46 pm, Terry B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: what is the difference between $t(div.TimelineContainer) and $t(#TimelineContainer) within JQuery? is the first using byid and the other by tagname?
[jQuery] Re: jQuery for GreaseMonkey
On 6/27/07, Kia Niskavaara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, but what about other libraries?
var $j = jQuery.noConflict();
Maby this should be included in the greasemonkey script?
An excellent point, perhaps I'll stick the entire [code] region
inside of a closure so that one can still call jQuery using $, but
without conflicting other libraries.
(function($){ [code] })(jQuery);
~Sean
[jQuery] Re: slideViewer now works with the toolTip plugin!
bella ;-)
ma tu di dove sei?
io di roma
gc
On Jun 27, 4:19 pm, Salvatore FUSTO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
great, paisa'
salvatore
P.S.
è che su queste liste sembriamo degli emigrati stile inizio '900 :)
- Original Message -
From: GianCarlo Mingati [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: jQuery (English) jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 3:43 PM
Subject: [jQuery]slideViewernow works with the toolTip plugin!
http://www.gcmingati.net/wordpress/wp-content/lab/jquery/imagestrip/i...
Hi all.
I think i'm done with this plugin.
It is becoming a monster so it's better to leave it as it is now.
Added in the past 24H:
1) a tricky preloader wich equally works for FF, Opera and IE7
2) added the 'support' for the tootip plugin from bassistance.de
Now if you wish to make a gallery with *custom* easing effects, *fancy
tooltips* from a SINGLE unorder list with an unknown number of images
of an unknown size, you just need to:
a) write your list of images
b)
$(div#mygaltwo).slideView({ easeFunc: backinout, easeTime: 1200,
toolTip: true });
et voilà, you get a gallery.
How fun is jQuery!?
Ciao
GC
[jQuery] Re: Difference between element and # access
yea already been testing the methods and going from div.[name] to
#[name] took my script from 70s to 16s. i also tested using the
document.getElementById('[name]') and there was no difference between
that and using #.
no more div.[name] for me
On Jun 27, 1:57 pm, Diego A. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure, but I'm guessing there will be some sort of performance
difference. I'm guessing '#id' is faster than 'div#id' if '#id' just
uses getElementById, whereas 'div#id' might finds all divs then filter
by id.
On Jun 27, 5:46 pm, Terry B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what is the difference between
$t(div.TimelineContainer)
and
$t(#TimelineContainer)
within JQuery? is the first using byid and the other by tagname?- Hide
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[jQuery] Re: Difference between element and # access
On Jun 27, 2007, at 2:02 PM, Ganeshji Marwaha wrote:
the second one [ $t(#TimelineContainer) ] will select any element
with an id of TimelineContainer
Quick clarification. This will only select the first one it finds in
the DOM. To find any element with an id of TimelineContainer, we'd
have to use the much slower $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]')
--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
[jQuery] Re: Load into tbody, errors IE6
So glad to hear that it worked!
Cheers,
--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Jun 27, 2007, at 2:09 PM, Josh Nathanson wrote:
Karl, I've got it working now, using $.get and appendTo. I knew it
couldn't be as hard as I was making it. Thanks a million!
-- Josh
- Original Message -
From: Karl Swedberg
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 10:16 AM
Subject: [jQuery] Re: Load into tbody, errors IE6
Hi Josh,
I wonder if you could get your tr through a different ajax method
and then append it to the tbody once it's retrieved. Something
like this, perhaps:
$.get('prodsched/dom_dpdcolorrow.html', function(data){
$(data).appendTo('#' + asp + '_tbody');
});
Not positive it will work, but worth a shot.
--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Jun 27, 2007, at 12:27 PM, JoshN wrote:
OK, after some Googling I found out that in IE6, innerHTML within a
table is read-only. Since the jQuery load method uses innerHTML, you
can't load a tr into a table. Crap.
On Jun 26, 6:01 pm, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I have a script that does an ajax load into a tbody jQuery
object, like so:
$tbl = $(# + asp + _tbody); // dynamically finds tbody
$tbl.load(prodsched/dom_dpdcolorrow.html,
{},
addrow
); // load html content (tr's) into tbody
The html file consists of a table row tr with some junk in it.
It works great on Firefox but gives the error unknown runtime
error in
IE6. Is this an issue with IE6 not being able to innerHTML a
tbody or
something? If so is there a workaround? Thanks for any help.
-- Josh
[jQuery] Re: Randomly insert one of a pre-defined HTML extracts?
Wow, Scott, that's thorough!
The third method seems the most plausible. I've tried to implement it,
but the fact snippets don't appear in the 'factholder'. Safari tells
me there's an error loading the page, and I see that it's tried to
load the file website/facts/undefined.html (instead of website/scr/
facts/FactA.html) ... so *that*s why the fact doesn't display.
How come the javascript governing which file-name to choose isn't
working? Also, does the path in the jQuery .load event have to be
relative to that javascript file, or the 'parent' html file?
- - - - -
Here's my code, just incase that helps...
// in 'facts.js' (url: website/scr/facts.js)
var facts = [FactA, FactB, FactC];
// in 'custom.js' (url: website/scr/custom.js)
$(document).ready(function() {
var fact = facts[Math.floor(facts.size * Math.random())];
$(#fact-box).load(facts/ + fact + .html);
});
// HTML snippets in the directory: website/scr/facts/ (eg: website/
scr/facts/FactA.html)
// in the 'parent' HTML page (url: website/default.htm)
script src=scr/facts.js type=text/javascript/script
script src=scr/custom.js type=text/javascript/script
div id=fact-box
/div
Cheers.
~ Zarino
On Jun 27, 3:40 pm, Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
zarino wrote:
Server-side coding would be nice, but it's not PHP-enabled, and I
think the only method would through ASP which I, frankly, haven't the
foggiest clue about! For the time it'll take to download the
relatively small number of 'facts', it shouldn't be a problem.
Wasted bandwidth! Tsk, tsk! :-)
For small amounts of data, it's certainly not a big deal. Then you are
left with two straightforward techniques, and one trickier option.
--
The first one is relatively obnoxious unless you have access to *some*
dynamic method on the server. (Do you have SSI available?) This would
be to have the divs included on each page, but hidden with some
combination of CSS and JS, then to use JS to display the randomly
selected one.
Pros: Leaves the HTML formating inside HTML
Easy to implement
Cons: Large maintenance issue unless you have some dynamic include
Increased bandwidth
--
The second one is to do the HTML formating from Javascript. Download a
JSON array with all your facts, randomly, choose one, and format HTML
from it to add to the DOM.
Pros: Pretty easy to implement
Centralized maintenance of your facts
Cons: Less flexibility in HTML facts, as they're created by static code.
--
The trickier one involves AJAX: format each fact in its own HTML file,
and maintain a simple JSON list of filenames. At load time, randomly
select one element from the list, and AJAX it into the DOM.
Pros: Leaves the HTML formating inside HTML
Centralized maintenance of your facts
Cons: More complex to implement
This one is not that hard. If you would like your facts to have some
simple flexibility in layout and design, I would recommend it. Here's
some pseudo-code:
// in facts.js:
var facts = [factA, factB, factC, brandNewFact, faceTheFacts];
// in a script included after facts.js:
$(document).ready(function() {
var fact = facts[Math.floor(facts.size * Math.random())];
$(#factHolder).load(/path/to/fact/dir/ + fact + .html);
});
Adding a new fact involves creating an HTML snippet in a file and
updating the list in facts.js. You can delete one by simply updating
facts.js.
Cheers,
-- Scott
I take it, using your code, Glen, I'd have a series of hidden divs and
then jQuery will randomly pick one and show it?
This, I presume, will require all of the divs to be duplicated in all
of the pages I want to have a random fact displaying on? Is there a
way to have the 'facts' centralised -- for example in the jQuery
'custom.js' file or something -- so it's easy to add and remove new or
old facts?
Thanks for your imput. We've nearly cracked it! :-D
Zarino
On Jun 26, 11:07 pm, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree. I was stretching his original intent. :)
Glen
On 6/26/07, Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Glen Lipka wrote:
Scott, I can think of a couple reasons for this.
Let's say you want to scroll some facts or quotes or customer
testamonials across the screen, but you also want to start at a random
one.
That sort of thing. Or scrolling images.
Oh, I can see plenty of reasons for choosing a random element of a set,
but the OP said
I'd like to create a repository of 'facts' and have jQuery serve up
a different fact at random with each page-load.
which sounds more server-side to me. Not a big deal either way. As you
pointed out, it's easy enough to do in JQuery if that's what's needed.
-- Scott
[jQuery] Re: Randomly insert one of a pre-defined HTML extracts?
zarino wrote: How come the javascript governing which file-name to choose isn't working? Also, does the path in the jQuery .load event have to be relative to that javascript file, or the 'parent' html file? The path should be relative to the HTML page, not the Javascript. If that doesn't work, do you have a public location to post it so that we can look at it? -- Scott
[jQuery] Re: Integrating Google Internal Site Search using jquery
Hi, I don't really see the point of making this a jQuery plugin, it's very straightforward as is. Now perhaps if the searches where returned via ajax then that's a different story. ~Sean
[jQuery] Re: Randomly insert one of a pre-defined HTML extracts?
Hm... I've made the path relative to the HTML file, but it still doesn't work. You can now find all of the files here - http://zarino.zappia.co.uk/keep/ ...or for quick reference: - http://zarino.zappia.co.uk/keep/default.html - http://zarino.zappia.co.uk/keep/scr/files.js - http://zarino.zappia.co.uk/keep/scr/custom.js - http://zarino.zappia.co.uk/keep/scr/facts/FactA.html (etc...) The page's very much still under construction, and has proprietary Blogger tags everywhere, but the fact-box in which the facts should be generated is in the right-hand sidebar, between the return to home page and KEEP comic strip areas. Thanks for you input. On Jun 27, 7:44 pm, Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: zarino wrote: How come the javascript governing which file-name to choose isn't working? Also, does the path in the jQuery .load event have to be relative to that javascript file, or the 'parent' html file? The path should be relative to the HTML page, not the Javascript. If that doesn't work, do you have a public location to post it so that we can look at it? -- Scott
[jQuery] Re: Difference between element and # access
The whole point of having an ID is to have a unique id. You should
not be assigning the same ID name to multiple objects. Use classes if
you want to handle multiple objects.
http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/struct/global.html#adef-id
id = name [CS]
This attribute assigns a name to an element. This name must be unique
in a document.
class = cdata-list [CS]
This attribute assigns a class name or set of class names to an
element. Any number of elements may be assigned the same class name or
names. Multiple class names must be separated by white space
characters.
On Jun 27, 2:25 pm, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jun 27, 2007, at 2:02 PM, Ganeshji Marwaha wrote:
the second one [ $t(#TimelineContainer) ] will select any element
with an id of TimelineContainer
Quick clarification. This will only select the first one it finds in
the DOM. To find any element with an id of TimelineContainer, we'd
have to use the much slower $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]')
--Karl
_
Karl Swedbergwww.englishrules.comwww.learningjquery.com
[jQuery] Re: FCKEditor/Codepress/TinyMCE Plugin
Diego, No real feedback, just a Great work pat on the back. I'd like to see the TinyMCE implementation (or even a TinyMCE to jQuery re-write). On 6/27/07, Diego A. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is a new thread that originates from this one: http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_frm/thread/dc46c37c32327ab1/63c079e865ab1945#63c079e865ab1945 As the thread developed I decided to share my solution to the problem and start a new plugin (work in progress). The thread has been forgotten over time I decided to start a new thread to gather a little feedback... The plugin: http://www.fyneworks.com/jquery/FCKEditor/ The purpose of this plugin is to facilitate the implementation of rich- text editors with jQuery/Ajax. The current implementation applies only to FCKEditor, but the principle would be the same for others such as Codepress (which I use) and TinyMCE (which was the topic of the original thread). The next step is, 1. to improve the implementation of the plugin up to jQuery standards (proper methods, comments) 2. to work out where and how this plugin can integrate with others (validation plugins, etc) for seamless functionality. Any feedback will be appreciated. -- Benjamin Sterling http://www.KenzoMedia.com http://www.KenzoHosting.com
[jQuery] Re: Randomly insert one of a pre-defined HTML extracts?
zarino wrote: Hm... I've made the path relative to the HTML file, but it still doesn't work. My fault. Try: var fact = facts[Math.floor(facts.length * Math.random())]; not var fact = facts[Math.floor(facts.size * Math.random())]; -- Scott
[jQuery] Re: Integrating Google Internal Site Search using jquery
That's what I was thinking about was using Ajax to show the results in the main div content area as one possibility with jquery. Not sure how practical that would be. I've seen search features contained in a div where the whole thing slides down. Such as: http://www.wordofsport.com/ when you click on advanced search top right. Thanks for jogging my memory, ajax in an expanding div would work. Something to think about thanks Sean. On Jun 27, 2:56 pm, Sean Catchpole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I don't really see the point of making this a jQuery plugin, it's very straightforward as is. Now perhaps if the searches where returned via ajax then that's a different story. ~Sean
[jQuery] Re: Difference between element and # access
Yes, of course, Terry. I didn't mean to suggest that having multiple
IDs is a good idea.
I was just noting that the ID selector $('#TimelineContainer') will
not select any element with that ID.
It will only find one -- even if someone wrongly has more than one
element with the same ID.
--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Jun 27, 2007, at 3:19 PM, Terry B wrote:
The whole point of having an ID is to have a unique id. You should
not be assigning the same ID name to multiple objects. Use classes if
you want to handle multiple objects.
http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/struct/
global.html#adef-id
id = name [CS]
This attribute assigns a name to an element. This name must be unique
in a document.
class = cdata-list [CS]
This attribute assigns a class name or set of class names to an
element. Any number of elements may be assigned the same class name or
names. Multiple class names must be separated by white space
characters.
On Jun 27, 2:25 pm, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jun 27, 2007, at 2:02 PM, Ganeshji Marwaha wrote:
the second one [ $t(#TimelineContainer) ] will select any element
with an id of TimelineContainer
Quick clarification. This will only select the first one it finds in
the DOM. To find any element with an id of TimelineContainer, we'd
have to use the much slower $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]')
--Karl
_
Karl Swedbergwww.englishrules.comwww.learningjquery.com
[jQuery] Re: Select only the next row in a table
Great! It works! :) I've learned something new, thanks to Glen, Corey and Karl. -- Massimiliano Marini - http://www.linuxtime.it/massimilianomarini/ It's easier to invent the future than to predict it. -- Alan Kay
[jQuery] Re: Difference between element and # access
sry man, i wasnt meaning to get on ya... i wanted to just to point it out cause some ppl really dont know and i would luv to see the developers actually enforce it and not make it easy to be lazy :D so, again sorry... On Jun 27, 4:12 pm, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes, of course, Terry. I didn't mean to suggest that having multiple IDs is a good idea.
[jQuery] error at new plugin page
Hallo, It seems, that there is an error at the new plugin page: jQuery Extensions for example should have 8 plugins. But if I'm looking into this category, there are only 4 Extensions. I cannot see a next or previous link. How can I get a complete list of avaiable plugins? Mathias
[jQuery] Re: error at new plugin page
Huh, yeah - that's weird - it stops at four and doesn't continue. Also look at Layout (which should have 7) which also only has 4. I'm CC'ing Mike into this so that he can spot it as well. --John On 6/27/07, MathiasBank [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hallo, It seems, that there is an error at the new plugin page: jQuery Extensions for example should have 8 plugins. But if I'm looking into this category, there are only 4 Extensions. I cannot see a next or previous link. How can I get a complete list of avaiable plugins? Mathias
[jQuery] Re: Randomly insert one of a pre-defined HTML extracts?
Excellent! That was it. It all works brilliantly now. :-D As a side-note: Am I being really picky here, or could the contents of facts.js and custom.js be combined into one file? Seems a shame to have a whole separate javascript file containing just one line of code. Thanks so much. ~ Zarino On Jun 27, 8:34 pm, Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: zarino wrote: Hm... I've made the path relative to the HTML file, but it still doesn't work. My fault. Try: var fact = facts[Math.floor(facts.length * Math.random())]; not var fact = facts[Math.floor(facts.size * Math.random())]; -- Scott
[jQuery] Re: error at new plugin page
A lot of (most? all?) categories behave that way. Including the All plugins category. Mike On 6/27/07, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Huh, yeah - that's weird - it stops at four and doesn't continue. Also look at Layout (which should have 7) which also only has 4. I'm CC'ing Mike into this so that he can spot it as well. --John On 6/27/07, MathiasBank [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hallo, It seems, that there is an error at the new plugin page: jQuery Extensions for example should have 8 plugins. But if I'm looking into this category, there are only 4 Extensions. I cannot see a next or previous link. How can I get a complete list of avaiable plugins? Mathias
[jQuery] Re: Dimensions - scrollTop
On 6/27/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I dont understand how scrollTop works.
Look at this demo page. http://www.commadot.com/jquery/dimensions/
Scroll to the bottom and click the box. Shouldn't it have something in
ScrollTop?
It is the window that has the scroll offset in this case. If you have a div
with overflow auto and scroll it, it will also have a scrollTop.
$(window).scrollTop();
And with 1.0 you can set the scrollTop.
$(window).scrollTop(100);
To illustrate how scrollTop works on an element just go to the visual offset
test page (
http://brandonaaron.net/jquery/plugins/dimensions/test/offset_visual.html)
and run this line of code in firebug.
$('#relative3').scrollTop(100).scrollTop();
I tried $(body).scrollTop() too. I think this plugin is really powerful
and useful, but the documentation is really small right now.
The examples are lacking but there are inline docs which explain the API. I
am working on finalizing 1.0 and the I will write some better docs with
examples soon. It will take time since this is a pretty powerful plugin. If
anyone would like to help write some docs and/or put together some examples,
it would be much appreciated.
--
Brandon Aaron
[jQuery] Re: Randomly insert one of a pre-defined HTML extracts?
zarino wrote: Excellent! That was it. It all works brilliantly now. :-D As a side-note: Am I being really picky here, or could the contents of facts.js and custom.js be combined into one file? Seems a shame to have a whole separate javascript file containing just one line of code. That would be fine. The only reason I thought they should be separated is that the list of facts is likely to change regularly; the other should remain static. If you have other JQuery on the page, you can put it together with what's in custom. I guess it's simply a way to separate the dynamic data from the code. Good luck, -- Scott
[jQuery] Re: Draggables in jQuery
whatever u provide... i am interested in some lite-weight dra-drop plugin... be sure to post it back here... u already have an excited user waiting to use it. -GTG On 6/27/07, weepy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ah - don't want to get y'all too excited - but I just meant providing 'dragstart' and 'dragend' callback events. :...( On Jun 27, 10:23 am, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Good luck editing Brice's code :) On 6/27/07, weepy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: lurvely - i can easily hack an end event into that and it makes it droppable ! On Jun 27, 7:27 am, Gilles (Webunity) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Drag yes, drop no ;) http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/jqDnR/
[jQuery] Re: Dimensions - scrollTop
Ahh, I see. Thank you.
In terms of setting the ScrollTop, is it possible for that to take a
Duration parameter so it could do a slow scroll? Maybe even take easing?
Its alot less jarring on the user that way. (Although certainly not for all
circumstances)
Im excited to swap out for 1.0. I can help make demos if that helps. Not
sure how much I can do with my limited technical ability.
Glen
On 6/27/07, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/27/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I dont understand how scrollTop works.
Look at this demo page. http://www.commadot.com/jquery/dimensions/
Scroll to the bottom and click the box. Shouldn't it have something in
ScrollTop?
It is the window that has the scroll offset in this case. If you have a
div with overflow auto and scroll it, it will also have a scrollTop.
$(window).scrollTop();
And with 1.0 you can set the scrollTop.
$(window).scrollTop(100);
To illustrate how scrollTop works on an element just go to the visual
offset test page
(http://brandonaaron.net/jquery/plugins/dimensions/test/offset_visual.html
) and run this line of code in firebug.
$('#relative3').scrollTop(100).scrollTop();
I tried $(body).scrollTop() too. I think this plugin is really powerful
and useful, but the documentation is really small right now.
The examples are lacking but there are inline docs which explain the API.
I am working on finalizing 1.0 and the I will write some better docs with
examples soon. It will take time since this is a pretty powerful plugin. If
anyone would like to help write some docs and/or put together some examples,
it would be much appreciated.
--
Brandon Aaron
[jQuery] Re: How do I find this error?
yes, u r right, u have to have one of those applications... i have used both script debugger and script editor. both are ok... so, first download and install it... and then follow the instructions that is given on the top of the blog entry. This should result in ur view-script debuggger menu... if it doesnt, then goto options, disable script debbugging, the close IE, then open IE again, then enable script debugging again, then close IE and then open IE again. it should work... -GTG On 6/27/07, Chris Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks heaps, Mike! I've a question though. That blog entry you point to says: When you've enabled Script Debugging 'View-Script Debugger' will now be present to help you break into the debugger. But, I'm not finding that's the case. Also, it goes on to talk about three applications that the author has used for script debugging. Do I have to have one of those in order to debug? Why don't I have the 'View-Script Debugger'? Have you used this debugger in IE? How many angels can dance on the head of a pin? What are the eleven secret herbs and spices in Kentucky Fried Chicken? Can God make a rock so heavy even He can't lift it? Are you tired of my questions yet? ;o) Any help would be appreciated. Thanks again, Chris On Jun 26, 11:07 am, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: IE has a powerful script debugger, but you have to enable it. Details can be found here: http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2004/10/26/247912.aspx Mike I've got a bit of a problem where by I get a JavaScript syntax error in IE6, but everything works fine (no errors show in firebug) in FF 2.0.0.4.
[jQuery] Re: InnerFade-Plugin: Text jumps from left to the center
posting an demo page some where would help me take a look.
-GTG
On 6/27/07, Muckinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I´ve tried to but the Link between div, p span ... whatever. Always the
same
effect.
I tried also to change the Link to a block-element. :-(
Any other Idee? As i said, must be a Firefox-Problem, IE works...
{js}sTyler wrote:
Not for certain, did you try placing the link between paragraph tags
and applying the css to the P tags.
Just a thought, seems to me I've tried centering some text beneath an
image and not had much luck either.
On Jun 27, 12:18 pm, Muckinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
i would like to use the fantastic InnerFade Plugin
fromhttp://medienfreunde.com/lab/innerfade/http://medienfreunde.com/lab/innerfade/
I want to change DIV-Containers. A Link in this container is centerd
with
text-align: center. But with Firefox the Link/Text starts with every
Fade
on
the left and jumps then to the center, not nice. In IE everything works
fine. I tried many things (Links as Blick-Elem, margin: 0 auto etc.),
but
nothing works.
Can anybody give me a hint? Or another possibility to achieve the same
effect?
THX!
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[jQuery] Collapsible/Accordion Listing
Greetings All!
I am attempting to create a price list as follows:
Product
Product Category
Items
When the user comes to the page, I want all the Products to be visible
with their Categories and Items hidden.
Once the user clicks on the Product, I want the Categories to be
displayed with their Items still hidden.
Once the user clicks on a Category, then I want the items to be
displayed.
I can get this to work halfway, showing the group of Products and when
I click on the Product it does display the list of Categories for that
Product. However, I am stuck here. I cannot get it to when I click
on the Category this list of items is displayed.
Here is my code (I am using h3divh4 tags - I was trying to go by
the More Showing, More Hiding tutorial, but it's not working for me)
$(document).ready(function() {
$('div.demo-show div').hide();
$('div.demo-show h3').click(function() {
$(this).next().slideToggle('fast');
});
$('div.demo-show prodcat.h4').click(function() {
//$(this).next().slideToggle('fast');
});
});
Thanks in advance for any assistance provided.
CREATE A GREAT DAY!
[jQuery] Re: Draggables in jQuery
Wow, that kicks ass. I just switched to it from interface draggable on my blog. Saved me 40k. Interestingly, I am dragging a 24-bit PNG. IE is the one with wierd behavior. First off, it jumps way to the left when you start dragging. Secondly, it kills the opacity. I probably should revisit my PNG hack fixes. This is jQuery 1.1.3a by the way. I hope this is good troubleshooting. Gle On 6/27/07, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: whatever u provide... i am interested in some lite-weight dra-drop plugin... be sure to post it back here... u already have an excited user waiting to use it. -GTG On 6/27/07, weepy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ah - don't want to get y'all too excited - but I just meant providing 'dragstart' and 'dragend' callback events. :...( On Jun 27, 10:23 am, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Good luck editing Brice's code :) On 6/27/07, weepy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: lurvely - i can easily hack an end event into that and it makes it droppable ! On Jun 27, 7:27 am, Gilles (Webunity) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Drag yes, drop no ;) http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/jqDnR/
