date:20071015


Please ignore this if this is a duplicate post, but it seems that my
first one didn't make it...
---

Hi all,

(First) post, first plugin!

http://www.2meter3.de/jqPuzzle/

jqPuzzle lets you easily turn regular images into sliding puzzles. The
puzzles are highly customizable (number of rows/cols, hole position,
initial appearance, controls, animation speeds) and can be styled
individually.

See http://www.2meter3.de/jqPuzzle/demos.html for some demos.

All you have to do:
- Simply add a class name to your image to get a default puzzle, or
- Use a css micro format for basic customization, or
- Use the jqPuzzle()-method to fully control all features.


Next steps:

- Add jqPuzzle to the plugin rep. (Which category would be best?
Media? Widgets?)

- I still have problems with the load event of cached images in some
browsers (try reloading the demo page a few times). It seems like I
have to check Image.complete continually.

- I have an issue with the project page and Opera (9.01). Opera
inconsistently ignores a stylesheet rule (#centerpane) on page load/
refresh. Can somebody confirm this? The effect does not happen in my
local version, so it might be related to
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-dev/browse_thread/thread/ad7e754c0a10f88a.

I highly appreciate any feedback,
Ralf

[jQuery] $.ajax() only passes the first parameter

2007-10-15 Thread M3Mania


I'm using $.ajax() because the results include some javascript which I
need evaluated. (BTW, i'm passing it via POST)

Using jQuery.post() works fine, but jQuery.ajax passes only the first
parameter regardless of how you pass the data in. For example:

var data = [{name: id, value: cd_id}, {name: pronunciation_id,
value: pronunciation_id }];

and

var data = 'id=' + cd_id + 'pronunciation_id=' + pronunciation_id;

Only result in id=15 (the value of 'cd_id') being passed as a post
variable. Pronunciation_id is not passed at all.

(The JSON notation is the format described by John in response to a
bug report http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1538. Perhaps this should be
in the documentation, too? Or updated to be more usable such as simply
[{name: value, name: value, etc. }]... but I digress)

Perhaps I'm being stupid (I'm quite good at that), because it seems
strange that such a basic function would not be working.

[jQuery] JQuery Expand/Collapse Troubleshooting

2007-10-15 Thread Brian Talbot


I'm having a bit of trouble implementing a show/hide bit of JQuery
JavaScript and was wondering if anybody had any ideas or advice that
may help.

On this page http://tinyurl.com/33wksr (my apologies for the missing
content and overall clunkiness of the page - its been copied out of
the NG CMS that doesn't support web standards just yet for
troubleshooting.), I have a JQuery script (found here - 
http://tinyurl.com/354fk2)
that is controlling the visual display of elements within a div
id=article/div.  This seems to be working as needed in Firefox
(PC and Mac) and Safari.

The issue I'm running into is that in Internet Explorer 6 and 7, the
JQuery script doesn't seem to run or affect the HTML within div
id=article/div as it should. At best, I've gotten the behavior to
happen sporadically where sometimes the script will work and then is
cached in the IE browser and other pages that use this same JQuery
script behave properly. Most of the time however, the HTML and page
are not altered by the JQuery code.

I know there are a ton of other JS calls on this page as well as a lot
of elements (non-semantic markup, tons of tables) in the DOM. Could
either of these be affecting how/when IE loads the DOM and the JQuery
instructions?

* Has anybody run into this or something similar?
* Does anyone have any ideas about what may be causing the problem?
* My understanding was that JQuery attempted to make DOM and JS load
timing universal across browsers, are there any cases where this
wouldn't happen with IE?



On a separate note, due to sites like this being in a CMS, who's
templating engine we have little control over, we'd like to abstract
this out a bit more and call these two specific JavaScript files
(jquery.js and science.js) from one JavaScript file that we can add
to. I have an example of a page referencing that here - 
http://tinyurl.com/2yfg69

This page is using the following JavaScript to add the needed script
elements into the DOM - http://tinyurl.com/yoohgv

Unfortunately, this only appears to work on Firefox (PC and Mac). In
Safari and again IE6 and 7, the behaviors of the added-in scripts do
not take affect. With JavaScript not being my strongest skill, I'd
really appreciate any help or insight you folks might be able to give.
Thanks much!

[jQuery] Newbie question: Create a horizontal slide effect to switch between two divs

2007-10-15 Thread squawk


I have two divs, both with their own id. If necessary, I can wrap them
in a container element. I would like to achieve an effect as on
http://www.hugeinc.com/casestudies/ but am not quite sure how to
start. Should I hide the later div first? or position it absolutely
outside the container div with overflow:none?
Can anyone give me a quick push in the direction that I should start
looking Thanks

[jQuery] Announce: jqPuzzle - Customizable Sliding Puzzles with jQuery


Hi all,

First post, first plugin!

http://www.2meter3.de/jqPuzzle/

jqPuzzle lets you easily turn regular images into sliding puzzles. The
puzzles are highly customizable (number of rows/cols, hole position,
initial appearance, controls, animation speeds) and can be styled
individually.

See http://www.2meter3.de/jqPuzzle/demos.html for some demos.

All you have to do:
- Simply add a class name to your image to get a default puzzle, or
- Use a css micro format for basic customization, or
- Use the jqPuzzle()-method to fully control all features.


Next steps:

- Add jqPuzzle to the plugin rep. (Which category would be best?
Media? Widgets?)

- I still have problems with the load event of cached images in some
browsers (try reloading the demo page a few times). It seems like I
have to check Image.complete continually.

- I have an issue with the project page and Opera (9.01). Opera
inconsistently ignores a stylesheet rule (#centerpane) on page load/
refresh. Can somebody confirm this? The effect does not happen in my
local version, so it might be related to
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-dev/browse_thread/thread/ad7e754c0a10f88a.

I highly appreciate any feedback,
Ralf

[jQuery] Re: Binding bug ?

2007-10-15 Thread Flesler


Thanks for replying but no, this was happening after I used unbind, in
any case, someone answered the ticket I opened, saying that bug was
already discovered and should be fixed by now. Thanks again.

On Oct 13, 4:17 am, sgrover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I've seen this in situations where the event handlers may be applied
 more than once.  I got into the habit of doing
 $(#foo).unbind(click).click(function () {...});

 I think the $.one() method is meant for this type of situation though.
 The docs say it will apply a handler that should only happen once for an
 element...

 Shawn



 Flesler wrote:
  I lost a couple of hours of my life wondering why would this happen, I
  was working on jQuery.Listen, and after binding, unbinding, and
  rebinding, the handler was being triggered twice.
  I finally came up with a case where that happens, only using jquery's
  binding methods:

  $('#foo')
  .click(function(){})
  .mouseover(function(){})
  .unbind('click')
  .click(function(){
   alert('click!!');
  });

  clicking on foo should alert once, but in my PC, it does twice ( FF
  and IE ).. is this a bug ? I'll open a ticket just in case... Ticket
  #1798. -http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1798

  Ariel Flesler- Hide quoted text -

 - Show quoted text -

[jQuery] Announce: jqPuzzle - Customizable Sliding Puzzles with jQuery


Please ignore this if this is a duplicate post, but it seems that my
first one didn't make it...
---

Hi all,

(First) post, first plugin!

http://www.2meter3.de/jqPuzzle/

jqPuzzle lets you easily turn regular images into sliding puzzles. The
puzzles are highly customizable (number of rows/cols, hole position,
initial appearance, controls, animation speeds) and can be styled
individually.

See http://www.2meter3.de/jqPuzzle/demos.html for some demos.

All you have to do:
- Simply add a class name to your image to get a default puzzle, or
- Use a css micro format for basic customization, or
- Use the jqPuzzle()-method to fully control all features.


Next steps:

- Add jqPuzzle to the plugin rep. (Which category would be best?
Media? Widgets?)

- I still have problems with the load event of cached images in some
browsers (try reloading the demo page a few times). It seems like I
have to check Image.complete continually.

- I have an issue with the project page and Opera (9.01). Opera
inconsistently ignores a stylesheet rule (#centerpane) on page load/
refresh. Can somebody confirm this? The effect does not happen in my
local version, so it might be related to
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-dev/browse_thread/thread/ad7e754c0a10f88a.

I highly appreciate any feedback,
Ralf

[jQuery] .wrap when targeting a frame generates an error in IE

2007-10-15 Thread Brook Davies

I tested some code in IE7 today and ran into a strange problem with the
jQuery .wrap method.  I have narrowed it down to this function failing when
targeting a frame like this:

 

curContext = $('#mPreviewFrame')[0].contentWindow.document;

$('#mydiv',curContext).wrap('div id=myNewOuterDiv/div');

 

This generates an error Invalid Argument in IE 7, but works fine in FF. To
further isolate the problem I changed the 'curContext' to a div on the
current page and tested, and that works fine in IE, so it appears to be
specifically releated to using a frame as the context.

 

Does anyone know another way this could be written to achieve the same
result? Is this a bug?

 

Thanks!!

 

BrookD

[jQuery] Re: Combo with images

2007-10-15 Thread sgrover


I haven't looked at code, but I'm willing to bet this combo is a fake 
combo - done with divs and some styling.  In which case, embedding an 
image is as simple as including an img tag in the div for the list item.

I've written code similar to this type of list where I needed a short 
list, always open (show all elements), multi select, and some code that 
would auto select ALL from the list, if nothing was selected.  Took 
about an hour to write up.  So, a combo such as this shouldn't be too 
much tougher, I'd think..

It would make a cool plugin though... :)  (hmmm...  maybe my next 
project...)

Shawn

Andrea - Aosta wrote:
 at this url http://scbr.com/docs/products/dhtmlxCombo/index.shtml a
 combo with the image my question: it is possible to create a
 similar combo with the jquery?

[jQuery] JQuery Expand/Collapse Troubleshooting

2007-10-15 Thread Brian Talbot


Hi All,

I'm having a bit of trouble implementing a show/hide bit of JQuery
JavaScript and was wondering if anyone had any ideas or advice that
may help.

On this page http://tinyurl.com/33wksr (my apologies for the missing
content and overall clunkiness of the page - its been copied out of
the NG CMS that doesn't support web standards just yet for
troubleshooting.), I have a JQuery script (found here - 
http://tinyurl.com/354fk2)
that is controlling the visual display of elements within a div
id=article/div.  This seems to be working as needed in Firefox
(PC and Mac) and Safari.

The issue I'm running into is that in Internet Explorer 6 and 7, the
JQuery script doesn't seem to run or affect the HTML within div
id=article/div as it should. At best, I've gotten the behavior to
happen sporadically where sometimes the script will work and then is
cached in the IE browser and other pages that use this same JQuery
script behave properly. Most of the time however, the HTML and page
are not altered by the JQuery code.

I know there are a ton of other JS calls on this page as well as a lot
of elements (non-semantic markup, tons of tables) in the DOM. Could
either of these be affecting how/when IE loads the DOM and the JQuery
instructions?

* Has anyone else run into this or something similar?
* Does anyone have any ideas about what may be causing the problem?
* My understanding was that JQuery attempted to make DOM and JS load
timing universal across browsers, are there any cases where this
wouldn't happen with IE?



On a separate note, due to sites like this being in a CMS, who's
templating engine we have little control over, we'd like to abstract
this out a bit more and call these two specific JavaScript files
(jquery.js and science.js) from one JavaScript file that we can add
to. I have an example of a page referencing that here - 
http://tinyurl.com/2yfg69

This page is using the following JavaScript to add the needed script
elements into the DOM - http://tinyurl.com/yoohgv

Unfortunately, this only appears to work on Firefox (PC and Mac). In
Safari and again IE6 and 7, the behaviors of the added-in scripts do
not take affect.

With JavaScript not being my strongest skill, I'd really appreciate
any help or insight you folks might be able to give. Thanks much!

-- Brian

[jQuery] Re: ANNOUCE: jQuery lightBox plugin

2007-10-15 Thread Kia Niskavaara



Hi! Thanks for your plugin!

Some issues:

- Specifying options imageBtnPrev and imageBtnNext seems to alter other 
options as well. I would 
prefer to use the default values on the options that I don't use. But it seems 
as if I have to 
specify all or none to make it work.

- On your How to use page you're still including the 0.2 js and css files

- Do I need to alter anything in the CSS file? I've looked at it and it seems 
as if the IE-fix image 
needs to be altered. But I'm not sure.

Kia

Leandro Vieira Pinho wrote:
 Thanks guys.
 
 I´m pretend to do a brainstorming ASAP to discutiss about image and
 viewport. Questions about resize an image, fix in viewport and so on.
 
 In the next version, I pretend add a keyboard navigation suport. Maybe
 in november or before.
 
 Regards
 
 On Oct 14, 5:01 am, goldlilys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Thanks for this plugin, I've been using the thickbox and really wanted
 something more fancy. This is what I've been looking for. Now updating
 my site to lightbox all the way.

 On Oct 13, 3:55 pm, Leandro Vieira Pinho [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

 ahahah, I have forgotten tha corret URL, sorry.
 It´shttp://leandrovieira.com/projects/jquery/lightbox/
 Regards.
 On Oct 13, 8:34 am, Erlend Schei [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I have released a new version: 0.3. Applying many suggestions here
 mentioned.
 Marvellous! Thanks for considering and implementing our needs and
 suggestions.
 You've also gotten rid of the physical url references in the css. That
 makes this module much easier to implement and maintain!
 See it:http://localhost/leandrovieira/www/projects/jquery/lightbox/
 Hehe, can't see your localhost from here 
 :)http://leandrovieira.com/projects/jquery/lightbox/
 Erlend :)

[jQuery] Announce: jqPuzzle - Customizable Sliding Puzzles with jQuery


Hi all,

First post, first plugin!

http://www.2meter3.de/jqPuzzle/

jqPuzzle lets you easily turn regular images into sliding puzzles. The
puzzles are highly customizable (number of rows/cols, hole position,
initial appearance, controls, animation speeds) and can be styled
individually.

See http://www.2meter3.de/jqPuzzle/demos.html for some demos.

All you have to do:
- Simply add a class name to your image to get a default puzzle, or
- Use a css micro format for basic customization, or
- Use the jqPuzzle()-method to fully control all features.


Next steps:

- Add jqPuzzle to the plugin rep. (Which category would be best?
Media? Widgets?)

- I still have problems with the load event of cached images in some
browsers (try reloading the demo page a few times). It seems like I
have to check Image.complete continually.

- I have an issue with the project page and Opera (9.01). Opera
inconsistently ignores a stylesheet rule (#centerpane) on page load/
refresh. Can somebody confirm this? The effect does not happen in my
local version, so it might be related to
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-dev/browse_thread/thread/ad7e754c0a10f88a.

I highly appreciate any feedback,
Ralf

[jQuery] Re: ANNOUCE: jQuery lightBox plugin

2007-10-15 Thread Erlend Schei


I have played around quite heavily with 0.3 now. The code cleanup was
great, your code is very easy to follow!

As you seem responsive to feedback, here's a few findings:

1) You should get rid of the 0.3-introduced ___just-anything-here.gif
consept. Although it's apparently working well, it introduces a lot of
http requests on hovering, as the browser will try to fetch ___just-
anything-here.gif from the current location on all hover state
changes. And browsers don't do too well on negative css cacheing (not
founds). Reintroduce the blank gif trick - that gif will be cached.

2) Would you consider the naming of the #jquery-nnn elements? It would
be great if they all started with #lightbox. Just seems cleaner. It's
really great that you moved the physical paths from the css to the
init of the lightbox.

When showing the result code to my colleagues I get a lot of wow's!
They started requesting a slideshow function... ;)

Again, great work!

Erlend :)

[jQuery] Re: ANNOUCE: jQuery lightBox plugin

2007-10-15 Thread Leandro Vieira Pinho


Hi Erlend,

Thanks again for your suggestions.

The question about the gif track, is that I was avoiding other
settings and definition URL in CSS file. I want mantaining all the
information about URL in the js file. It stay more flexible. I´m
thinking about it.

The questions aground #jquery-nnn is related an alternative for the
generated code doesn´t conflict with any other. Is too large, I know.
Maybe, I contraction for jquery (jq) can be good.

A slideshow function? Hu, it´s possible. But, let´s walking in
step by step.

Regards.

On Oct 15, 4:14 am, Erlend Schei [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I have played around quite heavily with 0.3 now. The code cleanup was
 great, your code is very easy to follow!

 As you seem responsive to feedback, here's a few findings:

 1) You should get rid of the 0.3-introduced ___just-anything-here.gif
 consept. Although it's apparently working well, it introduces a lot of
 http requests on hovering, as the browser will try to fetch ___just-
 anything-here.gif from the current location on all hover state
 changes. And browsers don't do too well on negative css cacheing (not
 founds). Reintroduce the blank gif trick - that gif will be cached.

 2) Would you consider the naming of the #jquery-nnn elements? It would
 be great if they all started with #lightbox. Just seems cleaner. It's
 really great that you moved the physical paths from the css to the
 init of the lightbox.

 When showing the result code to my colleagues I get a lot of wow's!
 They started requesting a slideshow function... ;)

 Again, great work!

 Erlend :)

[jQuery] Re: ANNOUCE: jQuery lightBox plugin

2007-10-15 Thread Leandro Vieira Pinho


Hi Kia,

You don´t need to inform all parameters. Just what you want to use.
The others default values will be keeped.

In your case, you can use:

...
$('#gallery a').lightBox({
'imageBtnPrev' : 'images/image-prev.gif',
imageBtnNext' : 'images/image-next.gif'
});
...

Remember, the others default values will be keeped.

I have changed the How to use section. Thanks :)

In this version, 0.3, you don´t need to alter anything in CSS file.

Regards.


On Oct 15, 5:16 am, Kia Niskavaara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi! Thanks for your plugin!

 Some issues:

 - Specifying options imageBtnPrev and imageBtnNext seems to alter other 
 options as well. I would
 prefer to use the default values on the options that I don't use. But it 
 seems as if I have to
 specify all or none to make it work.

 - On your How to use page you're still including the 0.2 js and css files

 - Do I need to alter anything in the CSS file? I've looked at it and it seems 
 as if the IE-fix image
 needs to be altered. But I'm not sure.

 Kia

 Leandro Vieira Pinho wrote:
  Thanks guys.

  I´m pretend to do a brainstorming ASAP to discutiss about image and
  viewport. Questions about resize an image, fix in viewport and so on.

  In the next version, I pretend add a keyboard navigation suport. Maybe
  in november or before.

  Regards

  On Oct 14, 5:01 am, goldlilys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Thanks for this plugin, I've been using the thickbox and really wanted
  something more fancy. This is what I've been looking for. Now updating
  my site to lightbox all the way.

  On Oct 13, 3:55 pm, Leandro Vieira Pinho [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  wrote:

  ahahah, I have forgotten tha corret URL, sorry.
  It´shttp://leandrovieira.com/projects/jquery/lightbox/
  Regards.
  On Oct 13, 8:34 am, Erlend Schei [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I have released a new version: 0.3. Applying many suggestions here
  mentioned.
  Marvellous! Thanks for considering and implementing our needs and
  suggestions.
  You've also gotten rid of the physical url references in the css. That
  makes this module much easier to implement and maintain!
  See it:http://localhost/leandrovieira/www/projects/jquery/lightbox/
  Hehe, can't see your localhost from here 
  :)http://leandrovieira.com/projects/jquery/lightbox/
  Erlend :)

[jQuery] ajax success arguments

2007-10-15 Thread Giovanni Battista Lenoci


Hi, I'm looking on the doc, but I've a doubt about the ajaxSuccess
event.

In docs says:

 The XMLHttpRequest and settings used for that request are passed as arguments 
 to the callback.

But in wich form?

I think is an object, but can you help me understand how is
structured?

In my particular case I made a request and I want to know which data
was send in the request to perform a particular action.in the ajax
success event.

Thank you

[jQuery] Re: ANNOUCE: jQuery lightBox plugin

2007-10-15 Thread Kia Niskavaara



Leandro Vieira Pinho wrote:
 The question about the gif track, is that I was avoiding other
 settings and definition URL in CSS file. I want mantaining all the
 information about URL in the js file. It stay more flexible. I´m
 thinking about it.

Maby you can use the data: URI kitchen to construct your own data: URLs?

Like this:
logo.src = 'data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhDQAOAJEAANno6wBmZgAAACH5BAAA'+
 'LAANAA4AQAIjjI8Iyw3GhACSQecutsFV3nzgNi7SVEbo06lZa66LRib2UQAAOw%3D%3D';

More info:
http://diveintogreasemonkey.org/patterns/add-image.html

[jQuery] Re: ANNOUCE: jQuery lightBox plugin

2007-10-15 Thread Kia Niskavaara



I tried to use

$('#gallery a').lightBox({
'imageBtnPrev' : 'images/image-prev.gif',
'imageBtnNext' : 'images/image-next.gif'
});

But the imageLoading-image became empty. I had to put the default image into 
the configuration to 
make it visible again.

Like this:

$('#gallery a').lightBox({
  'imageBtnPrev' : 'images/image-prev.gif',
  'imageBtnNext' : 'images/image-next.gif',
  'imageLoading' : 'images/image-loading.gif'
});

Leandro Vieira Pinho wrote:
 Hi Kia,
 
 You don´t need to inform all parameters. Just what you want to use.
 The others default values will be keeped.

[jQuery] ajaxForm adding parameters to the success option function

2007-10-15 Thread Tom


Hi

I know that the success function has 2 default parameters but how do I
add a custom parameter?

1 - A user clicks a form (with a ID of TOM) button
2 - The loading function gets called which just adds a class to a div
with the ID of TOM_output.
3 - Then ajax requests comes back with success and I want to remove
the class for the target div

How do I access the the target div from with my loaded function??

function button_click(myform){
var button_output = '#' + myform.id + '_output';
var options = {
target:button_output,
beforeSubmit: loading,
success:loaded(responseText, statusText, button_output)
   };
   $(myform).ajaxForm(options);
   return false;
}

function loading(formData, jqForm, options){
// get form id
var form_id = jqForm[0].id;
// add loading class (starts a spinning gif)
$(form_id).addClass('spinner');
}

function loaded(responseText, statusText,myform){
// remove loading class (stops the spinning gif)
$(myform).removeClass('spinner');
}

Any help most appreciated
Cheers
Tom

[jQuery] Re: ajax success arguments


The docs are incorrect.  Your ajaxSuccess handler is passed three arguments:

1.  The event object
2.  The XHR
3.  The settings object

$().ajaxSuccess (function(ev, xhr, s) {
alert('event type: ' + ev.type);
alert('status: ' + xhr.status);
alert('url: ' + s.url);

});

Mike


On 10/15/07, Giovanni Battista Lenoci [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi, I'm looking on the doc, but I've a doubt about the ajaxSuccess
 event.

 In docs says:

  The XMLHttpRequest and settings used for that request are passed as 
  arguments to the callback.

 But in wich form?

 I think is an object, but can you help me understand how is
 structured?

 In my particular case I made a request and I want to know which data
 was send in the request to perform a particular action.in the ajax
 success event.

 Thank you

[jQuery] Re: ajax success arguments

2007-10-15 Thread Giovanni Battista Lenoci


On Oct 15, 2:58 pm, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 The docs are incorrect.  Your ajaxSuccess handler is passed three arguments:

 1.  The event object
 2.  The XHR
 3.  The settings object


Thank you very much Mike, I was going crazy :-)

[jQuery] Re: ajaxForm adding parameters to the success option function


Tom,

Try rewriting that using a closure to capture the button:

function button_click(myform){
   var button_output = '#' + myform.id + '_output';
   var options = {
   target:button_output,
   beforeSubmit: loading,
   success:function(responseText, statusText) {
   loaded(responseText, statusText, button_output);
   }
  };
  $(myform).ajaxForm(options);
  return false;
}

Mike



On 10/15/07, Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi

 I know that the success function has 2 default parameters but how do I
 add a custom parameter?

 1 - A user clicks a form (with a ID of TOM) button
 2 - The loading function gets called which just adds a class to a div
 with the ID of TOM_output.
 3 - Then ajax requests comes back with success and I want to remove
 the class for the target div

 How do I access the the target div from with my loaded function??

 function button_click(myform){
 var button_output = '#' + myform.id + '_output';
 var options = {
 target:button_output,
 beforeSubmit: loading,
 success:loaded(responseText, statusText, button_output)
};
$(myform).ajaxForm(options);
return false;
 }

 function loading(formData, jqForm, options){
 // get form id
 var form_id = jqForm[0].id;
 // add loading class (starts a spinning gif)
 $(form_id).addClass('spinner');
 }

 function loaded(responseText, statusText,myform){
 // remove loading class (stops the spinning gif)
 $(myform).removeClass('spinner');
 }

 Any help most appreciated
 Cheers
 Tom

[jQuery] Re: ajaxForm adding parameters to the success option function

2007-10-15 Thread Tom


Well that was quick, divine intervention is not to be underrated.

The javascipt this keep word works for what I need. So I am no
longer in  a fix but would still like to know how to pass extra
parameters to this function


On Oct 15, 2:56 pm, Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi

 I know that the success function has 2 default parameters but how do I
 add a custom parameter?

 1 - A user clicks a form (with a ID of TOM) button
 2 - The loading function gets called which just adds a class to a div
 with the ID of TOM_output.
 3 - Then ajax requests comes back with success and I want to remove
 the class for the target div

 How do I access the the target div from with my loaded function??

 function button_click(myform){
 var button_output = '#' + myform.id + '_output';
 var options = {
 target:button_output,
 beforeSubmit: loading,
 success:loaded(responseText, statusText, button_output)
};
$(myform).ajaxForm(options);
return false;

 }

 function loading(formData, jqForm, options){
 // get form id
 var form_id = jqForm[0].id;
 // add loading class (starts a spinning gif)
 $(form_id).addClass('spinner');

 }

 function loaded(responseText, statusText,myform){
 // remove loading class (stops the spinning gif)
 $(myform).removeClass('spinner');

 }

 Any help most appreciated
 Cheers
 Tom

[jQuery] Re: [NEWS] Coda-Slider Plugin

2007-10-15 Thread Andy Matthews

That's really nice. Works well in IE7/PC. Looks really nice too, 

-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Rey Bango
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 11:39 PM
To: jQuery Discussion
Subject: [jQuery] [NEWS] Coda-Slider Plugin

Found a jQuery version of the Coda Slider:

http://www.ndoherty.com/demos/coda-slider/

I got it from the following blog:

http://www.toolsoup.com/slider-or-glider-using-javascript/

Rey...

[jQuery] Re: ajaxForm adding parameters to the success option function

2007-10-15 Thread Tom


Thanks Mike,

I did not see your very quick reply before I got to send my second
mail.

That answers me questions nicely
Cheers
Tom

On Oct 15, 3:09 pm, Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Well that was quick, divine intervention is not to be underrated.

 The javascipt this keep word works for what I need. So I am no
 longer in  a fix but would still like to know how to pass extra
 parameters to this function

 On Oct 15, 2:56 pm, Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Hi

  I know that the success function has 2 default parameters but how do I
  add a custom parameter?

  1 - A user clicks a form (with a ID of TOM) button
  2 - The loading function gets called which just adds a class to a div
  with the ID of TOM_output.
  3 - Then ajax requests comes back with success and I want to remove
  the class for the target div

  How do I access the the target div from with my loaded function??

  function button_click(myform){
  var button_output = '#' + myform.id + '_output';
  var options = {
  target:button_output,
  beforeSubmit: loading,
  success:loaded(responseText, statusText, button_output)
 };
 $(myform).ajaxForm(options);
 return false;

  }

  function loading(formData, jqForm, options){
  // get form id
  var form_id = jqForm[0].id;
  // add loading class (starts a spinning gif)
  $(form_id).addClass('spinner');

  }

  function loaded(responseText, statusText,myform){
  // remove loading class (stops the spinning gif)
  $(myform).removeClass('spinner');

  }

  Any help most appreciated
  Cheers
  Tom

[jQuery] Re: ajax success arguments

2007-10-15 Thread Robert O'Rourke



Giovanni Battista Lenoci wrote:

Hi, I'm looking on the doc, but I've a doubt about the ajaxSuccess
event.

In docs says:

  

The XMLHttpRequest and settings used for that request are passed as arguments 
to the callback.



But in wich form?

I think is an object, but can you help me understand how is
structured?

In my particular case I made a request and I want to know which data
was send in the request to perform a particular action.in the ajax
success event.

Thank you
  


Give the success function the data returned by adding a parameter to the 
function:


$.ajax({
   success: function(*data*) {
  // do stuff with data object
   }
});


where data = whatever the url you made the request to returns. In your 
case if it's xml the url might point to a file that produces the following:


data-sent
keyold-value/key
/data-sent
new-data
	keynew-value/key 
/new-data


Then your success function might look like this:

function(data) {
if ( $(data-sent,data) !== '' ) {
// do stuff
}
}


Sorry for the rough answer, might be able to help more if I know what 
the server response looks like.


Rob

[jQuery] Re: Announce: jqPuzzle - Customizable Sliding Puzzles with jQuery

2007-10-15 Thread Andy Matthews


That's REALLY well done. Plus the demo looks fantastic! 

-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Ralf Stoltze
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 11:25 AM
To: jQuery (English)
Subject: [jQuery] Announce: jqPuzzle - Customizable Sliding Puzzles with
jQuery


Hi all,

First post, first plugin!

http://www.2meter3.de/jqPuzzle/

jqPuzzle lets you easily turn regular images into sliding puzzles. The
puzzles are highly customizable (number of rows/cols, hole position, initial
appearance, controls, animation speeds) and can be styled individually.

See http://www.2meter3.de/jqPuzzle/demos.html for some demos.

All you have to do:
- Simply add a class name to your image to get a default puzzle, or
- Use a css micro format for basic customization, or
- Use the jqPuzzle()-method to fully control all features.


Next steps:

- Add jqPuzzle to the plugin rep. (Which category would be best?
Media? Widgets?)

- I still have problems with the load event of cached images in some
browsers (try reloading the demo page a few times). It seems like I have to
check Image.complete continually.

- I have an issue with the project page and Opera (9.01). Opera
inconsistently ignores a stylesheet rule (#centerpane) on page load/
refresh. Can somebody confirm this? The effect does not happen in my local
version, so it might be related to
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-dev/browse_thread/thread/ad7e754c0a10f
88a.

I highly appreciate any feedback,
Ralf

[jQuery] Re: ajax success arguments

2007-10-15 Thread Giovanni Battista Lenoci



 Sorry for the rough answer, might be able to help more if I know what
 the server response looks like.

 Rob

Thank for your answer Robert, but in my case I want to retrieve the
data sent to the request, and not the data receveid.
In my case I use the ajaxSuccess event and then the right answer is
the one mike has posted.

Thank you again :-)

[jQuery] Re: Jquery Plugin for TinyMCE

2007-10-15 Thread wattaka


whoop! Thanks guys.

On Oct 14, 5:56 pm, 内山紀明 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,

 jq-tinyMCEhttp://dev.jquery.com/wiki/Plugins/tinyMCE

 gives you a unobtrusive way to tack-on tinyMCE WYSIWYG HTML
 editing to any form. Simply:$('.classname').tinymce()

 enjoy.

 2007/10/15, wattaka [EMAIL PROTECTED]:



  Has the TinyMCE plugin been taken down? I have searched all over for
  it.

  Thanks

 --
 --- We Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet.
 　内山 紀明 (noriaki)
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 　http://blog.fulltext-search.biz/

[jQuery] Re: Announce: jqPuzzle - Customizable Sliding Puzzles with jQuery

2007-10-15 Thread Alexandre Plennevaux


AMAZING !

i would suggest to add a games or jqMuscles category . it's a very
specific and probably seldom use plugin, but it really shows off some
powerful javascript muscles !

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From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Ralf Stoltze
Sent: dimanche 14 octobre 2007 17:25
To: jQuery (English)
Subject: [jQuery] Announce: jqPuzzle - Customizable Sliding Puzzles with
jQuery


Hi all,

First post, first plugin!

http://www.2meter3.de/jqPuzzle/

jqPuzzle lets you easily turn regular images into sliding puzzles. The
puzzles are highly customizable (number of rows/cols, hole position, initial
appearance, controls, animation speeds) and can be styled individually.

See http://www.2meter3.de/jqPuzzle/demos.html for some demos.

All you have to do:
- Simply add a class name to your image to get a default puzzle, or
- Use a css micro format for basic customization, or
- Use the jqPuzzle()-method to fully control all features.


Next steps:

- Add jqPuzzle to the plugin rep. (Which category would be best?
Media? Widgets?)

- I still have problems with the load event of cached images in some
browsers (try reloading the demo page a few times). It seems like I have to
check Image.complete continually.

- I have an issue with the project page and Opera (9.01). Opera
inconsistently ignores a stylesheet rule (#centerpane) on page load/
refresh. Can somebody confirm this? The effect does not happen in my local
version, so it might be related to
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-dev/browse_thread/thread/ad7e754c0a10f
88a.

I highly appreciate any feedback,
Ralf

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[jQuery] Re: ajax success arguments

2007-10-15 Thread Karl Swedberg



On Oct 15, 2007, at 9:01 AM, Giovanni Battista Lenoci wrote:



On Oct 15, 2:58 pm, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The docs are incorrect.  Your ajaxSuccess handler is passed three  
arguments:


1.  The event object
2.  The XHR
3.  The settings object



Thank you very much Mike, I was going crazy :-)



I just updated the docs to this:
	The event object, XMLHttpRequest, and settings used for that  
request are passed as arguments to the callback.


Also, just as a reminder, the docs are in wiki format, so everyone is  
welcome to edit/improve them. :-)



--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com

[jQuery] Re: Jquery Plugin for TinyMCE

2007-10-15 Thread wattaka


I´ll need some help on this because I´m getting errors:

I saved this from the page as tinymce.js

// tiny MCE -
//jQuery plugin for accessible, unobtrusive WYSIWYG HTML editing
// v .1
// by Alton Crossley
// http://www.nogahidebootstrap.com/jtinymce/

$.fn.tinymce = function(options)
{
return this.each(function()
{
preString = div class='jqHTML_frame' style='width:+$
(this).css(width)+px;height: + ($(this).css(height)+20) +
px;'div;
postString = /divdiv class='jqHTML_link'
style='float:right' onclick=toogleEditorMode(' + this.id +
');HTML/div/div;
$(this).wrap(preString + postString);
//alert(this.id + '' + $(this).html() + '');
//alert(this.id + 'Width:' + $(this).css(width) + 'Height:'
+ $(this).css(height));
});
}


And the I tried to inoke tinyMCE by doing this:

$(document).ready(function(){

$('#test_textarea').tinymce();

});



I get these errors:

1. $(#test_textarea).tinymce is not a function
2. missing ; before statement

is there anything else that I have to do? Is the plugin Jquery 1.2.1
compatible?


Thansk

[jQuery] Re: Interface iAutoscroller and DOCTYPE

2007-10-15 Thread NiKo


On 18 sep, 17:06, real [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 hm is no one else experiencing this problem?

I do, and it's weird. I did not found a solution as my javascript
skills are what they are but I guess this should be patched as the
feature is really helpful.

++

[jQuery] Re: Using multiple versions of jQuery on the same page

2007-10-15 Thread George


I'll try to be a bit more clear.

There's a couple of simple rules. Whenever you include jQuery, it will
take anything already in the $ and jQuery variables and back them up
so it can install itself in the $ and jQuery variables. When you call
noConflict(true), jQuery (the version that is in the $ and jQuery
variables - i.e. the last version loaded) will take the backed up
library and put it back into the $ and jQuery variables, then return
you a pointer to itself.

If you're wanting to use two versions of jQuery as well as Prototype
on the same page, you'll need to call noConflict twice, and import
things in a certain order. I'm not sure how well this will work with
script src=... blocks being loaded asynchronously (you'll need to
give it a good test) but it should work.

script src=prototype.js/script
The $ function here will use prototype
script src=jQuery114.js/script
jQuery loads and puts Prototype into backup variables (called _$). $
is now jQuery
scriptjq114 = jQuery.noConflict(true);/script
The $ function is now prototype again. To use jQuery, use jq114()
instead.
This is where you're up to, if i'm understanding you correctly. now
you want to load jQuery 1.2.1
script src=jQuery121.js/script
Prototype is now backed up in _$ (as it was in $ before) and jQuery
1.2.1 is in $
scriptjq121 = jQuery.noConflict(true);/script
Prototype is now back in $ and jQuery 1.2.1 is in jq121.
So now, to use Prototype, you use the normal $(...) function. To use
jQuery 1.1.4, you use jq114(...) and to use jQuery 1.2.1 you use
jq121(...).

I've never tried loading three libraries and I'm no jQuery/Prototype/
JS pro but that might work. If not, I doubt I'll be of much use. You
might have problems loading plugins if jQuery isn't in a variable
called $ or jQuery. I've never tried so that's up to you I'm afraid.
If you can't get the code working, your best bet is probably going to
be to learn v1.1.4. Or just use 1.2.1 and get the plugin to provide
backward compatability with 1.1.4 for your Wordpress plugin. I only
jumped on board recently so I've not got much idea of what's different
between 1.1 and 1.2.

Hope this helps.

George.

On Oct 13, 11:35 pm, watermelongunn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Any chance someone could elaborate on what George explained?  It sort
 of makes sense to me, but I'm still a bit lost.  What would I do if a
 page I'm working on already has Prototype and JQuery 1.1.4 (loaded
 with noConflict()), and I wanted to then add JQuery 1.2.1 and some
 plugins?  Is that even possible or should I just learn how to use
 1.1.4 (which is being loaded because of a few Wordpress plugins)?  I'm
 new to JQuery so I've been learning the latest build.  Is it very
 different from 1.1.4?  Sorry for the wide variety of questions.

 Any help or knowledge would be greatly appreciated.

 -Nicholas

 On Oct 9, 9:29 am, George [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  After looking at the code it seems quite straight-forward. Someone
  correct me if I've got the wrong end of the stick.

  Summary: The first version you include will get reinstated, the second
  version getting blown away.

  How it works: When you include jQuery, it makes a copy of the window.$
  and window.jQuery variables and puts them into _$ and _jQuery
  (variables inside jQuery itself) respectively. So if there's already a
  copy of jQuery included on the page (call it v1) and you go include
  your second copy (call it v2), v1 will get 'backed up' into the _$ and
  _jQuery variables inside v2 and the second copy you include will go
  into window.$ and window.jQuery. At this point, if you use the $
  function or the jQuery object, you'll be using v2. When you call
  jQuery.noConflict(true), it will run against v2 because that's what's
  in window.jQuery and it'll take the variables in _$ and _jQuery (which
  are v1), put them back into window.$ and window.jQuery, and return you
  a copy of v2 for you to put into a variable (called jQv2 for example).

  At this point, window.$ and window.jQuery will be v1 and jQv2 will be
  v2. So if you want to use v1, you carry on using $(...) or
  jQuery.whatever(...) and if you want to use v2, you use
  jQv2('#someId') or jQv2.whatever(...).

  Hope this makes sense.

  George.

  On Oct 4, 12:27 am, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   We are making a jQuery+stuff script that will go on lots of random pages
   with unknown libraries.
   Some of those pages will have jQuery. (Variousversions)

   If I am including our script last; what is the best way to make sure our
   script doesn't interfere with any of the existing page, including old
  versionsof jQuery.

   Solution #1: We renamed jQuery in our script everywhere to be veryjQuery.
   Solution #2: ???

   Note: Solution #1 solved the problem, but feels invasive.  Is there a
   noconflict() way to do this?

   Glen

[jQuery] JQuery Expand/Collapse Troubleshooting

2007-10-15 Thread briantalbot



Hi All,

I'm having a bit of trouble implementing a show/hide bit of JQuery
JavaScript and was wondering if anyone had any ideas or advice that
may help.

On this page http://tinyurl.com/33wksr (my apologies for the missing
content and overall clunkiness of the page - its been copied out of
the NG CMS that doesn't support web standards just yet for
troubleshooting.), I have a JQuery script (found here -
http://tinyurl.com/354fk2)
that is controlling the visual display of elements within a div
id=article/div.  This seems to be working as needed in Firefox
(PC and Mac) and Safari.

The issue I'm running into is that in Internet Explorer 6 and 7, the
JQuery script doesn't seem to run or affect the HTML within div
id=article/div as it should. At best, I've gotten the behavior to
happen sporadically where sometimes the script will work and then is
cached in the IE browser and other pages that use this same JQuery
script behave properly. Most of the time however, the HTML and page
are not altered by the JQuery code.

I know there are a ton of other JS calls on this page as well as a lot
of elements (non-semantic markup, tons of tables) in the DOM. Could
either of these be affecting how/when IE loads the DOM and the JQuery
instructions?

* Has anyone else run into this or something similar?
* Does anyone have any ideas about what may be causing the problem?
* My understanding was that JQuery attempted to make DOM and JS load
timing universal across browsers, are there any cases where this
wouldn't happen with IE?



On a separate note, due to sites like this being in a CMS, who's
templating engine we have little control over, we'd like to abstract
this out a bit more and call these two specific JavaScript files
(jquery.js and science.js) from one JavaScript file that we can add
to. I have an example of a page referencing that here -
http://tinyurl.com/2yfg69

This page is using the following JavaScript to add the needed script
elements into the DOM - http://tinyurl.com/yoohgv

Unfortunately, this only appears to work on Firefox (PC and Mac). In
Safari and again IE6 and 7, the behaviors of the added-in scripts do
not take affect.

With JavaScript not being my strongest skill, I'd really appreciate
any help or insight you folks might be able to give. Thanks much!

-- Brian

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[jQuery] Re: Access parent page from ajax generated html

2007-10-15 Thread Mark


It did work! I will keep digging. Sorry for the premature post.


On Oct 14, 6:35 am, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 The example code there doesn't do everything it needs to test this
 out.
 I the part between the !-- BEGIN -- and !-- END -- needs to be
 retrieved by ajax

 I guess I could put that in and see if it worked with that code.

 I'll let you know the results... thx again Wizzud

 On Oct 14, 6:12 am, Wizzud [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Apart from the fact that it's a manual action, what doesn't work with
  the example code?

  On Oct 13, 3:23 pm, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   It seems this post was deleted... Why?

   If I have a main page and a section of it generated by Ajax, how do I
   access an element in the main page from the section generated by Ajax?

   Or, in code speak: (how can I make something like this work)

   html
  img id=removeMeAfterAjax src=images/fredington.jpg /

  div id=AjaxHolder
  !-- BEGIN retrieved via Ajax --

  a onClick=$('#removeMeAfterAjax').remove();Remove
   Fredington/a

  !-- END retrieved via Ajax --
  /div
   /html

[jQuery] Re: iframe bug document.defaultView.getComputedStyle(elem,null)

2007-10-15 Thread romalley


Skilip,

Thank you for this posting!  We ran into the exact problem and your
fix killed the bug in minutes.  I do hope it makes it into the
official jQuery.js release.

Bob

On Oct 11, 3:41 am, Skilip [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi, I found a bug with jQuery version 1.2. It concerns the following
 error generated by Firebug in Firefox when a iframe is present in a
 page.

 document.defaultView.getComputedStyle(elem, null) has no properties

 I solved it by replacing the following code with the code pasted
 underneath.

 old: (line 729)
 ret = prop == display  
 swap[stack.length-1] != null ?
 none :

 document.defaultView.getComputedStyle(elem,null).getPropertyValue(prop)
 || ;

 new:
 ret = prop == display  
 swap[stack.length-1] != null ?
 none :
 
 (document.defaultView.getComputedStyle(elem,null)) ?

 document.defaultView.getComputedStyle(elem,null).getPropertyValue(prop) :
 ;

 Can I report this bug somewhere @ jQuery's website?

[jQuery] draggable and droppable tabs

2007-10-15 Thread scottnath


I am trying to create draggable/droppable tabs. I've got it partly
built, but I'd love some community input on this.

A working model can be seen here:

http://scottnath.com/tabs/draggable_tabs.html

Below I will paste the jquery code I'm using. First, here are some
issues I'm running into that I really need some help with:

1) tabs can only be moved once
2) moving tabs from left-to-right works, but not vice/versa
3) I'm having trouble figuring out the dragged tabs original index



jQuery code:

$(document).ready(function(){
bindBehavior();
});
function bindBehavior(){
$(#left_left  ul).tabs();
$(#left_right  ul).tabs();
$(.draggableItem).Draggable({
revert: true
});
$(.tabsList).Droppable({
accept: draggableItem,
ondrop: function (drag){
var thisId = $(this).attr(id);
// gets the id of the container that the draggable's 
tab content
should end up in
var thisParent = $(this).parent().attr(id);
// gets the moved tab id by using the href
var dragAHref = $(drag).children(a).attr(href);
// remove the leading # sign
var dragTabId = dragAHref.substring(1);
// gets the clickable-tab content
var dragAContent = $(drag).children(a).text();
// gets the id of the container that the draggable's 
tab content
resides in
var dragParent = $(#+dragTabId).parent().attr(id);
// if it didn't move to a new spot, do nothing
if(dragParent == thisParent){
return;
}
// finds the htmlobject that is the dragged LI's 
corresponding tab
var dragTab = $(#+dragTabId).get(0);
// gets tab LI index
var dragIndex = $(li.draggableItem).index(drag);
// next: put content of tab into newly created tab
var movedTabContent = $(#+dragTabId).html();
// for some reason, the index seems to come out one too 
many
dragIndex--;
// remove the tab from where it came from
$(#+dragParent+  ul).tabsRemove(dragIndex);
// add this tab to where it was dragged
$(#+thisId).tabsAdd('#'+dragTabId, dragAContent);
// need to add this class
$(#+dragTabId).addClass('tabContent');
// populate the tab-div
$(#+dragTabId).html(movedTabContent);

bindBehavior();
}
});
}



Thank you to anyone who can help. I really appreciate it.

Scott Nath

[jQuery] Re: Using multiple versions of jQuery on the same page

2007-10-15 Thread airslim


Actually it does make sense... but its not working, for my case :
var jq = jQuery.noConflict(true);

throws an arror with firebug - jQuery is not a constructor.

[jQuery] Re: Using multiple versions of jQuery on the same page

2007-10-15 Thread Jonathan Sharp

A URL would be helpful for debugging.

-js


On 10/15/07, airslim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Actually it does make sense... but its not working, for my case :
 var jq = jQuery.noConflict(true);

 throws an arror with firebug - jQuery is not a constructor.

[jQuery] Re: $.ajax({datatype:html... does not seem to evaluate scripts?

2007-10-15 Thread Vikas patial


Hi

Well had to change datatype to script , then it was working. But still
not working with HTML datatype.

Vikas

On Oct 14, 8:48 pm, Michael Schwarz [MVP]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 $(#myid).html(bbold/bnbsp;script type=\text/javascript\
 defer=\defer\alert(1);/script);

 Maybe this does help you, not tested.

 Michael

 On Oct 14, 10:46 am, Vikas patial [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Hello

  Im facing the same problem , does anyone have a solution to this
  problem.

  Regards

  Vikas

  On Oct 4, 5:15 pm, joelarson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Nevermind everyone, I sorted it out.

   On Oct 3, 10:18 am, joelarson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

The documentation notes that when using the $.ajax() functions option
datatype=html:

html: Returns HTML as plain text; includedscripttags are
   evaluated

however, it doesnotappear to me that this is happening.  What am I
missing?

My very simple code is here:

-
...

$.ajax({type:GET,dataType:html,url:test.htm,success:function(dta)
{
alert(dta);
}});
...


test.htm--
divhello/div
scriptlanguage=JavaScript
alert(hello?);
/script
--

I do get my alert with the content from alert(dta), but I never get an
alert with hello?.  What am I missing?- Hide quoted text -

  - Show quoted text -

[jQuery] Re: Problem with each()

2007-10-15 Thread Potluri



Hi I dont undrestand what ur trying to do exactly. but from my understanding
ur trying to take the html value of duration class ans increment it by 1 and
then again put back the html value like...

div class=duration1/div
div class=duration2/div
div class=duration3/div
div class=duration4/div

So after looping it should be 
div class=duration2/div
div class=duration3/div
div class=duration4/div
div class=duration5/div

Is this what ur trying to do. Ur loop will do exactly what I said.

Jan-86 wrote:
 
 
 Hi,
 
 I'm experiencing a problem with each():
 
 function CalculateDuration() {
   $(.duration).each(function() {
   var dur = $(this).html();
   dur++;
   $(this).html(dur);
   });
  }
 
 This function should take the value of fields tagged with .duration
 and augment them by one.  Currently it's augmenting them with the
 number of times it finds .duration (ie.: if I have 5 fields with class
 duration, it will add 5 instead of 1 to each field).
 
 Any suggestions on how to solve this would be more than welcome.
 
 
 

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[jQuery] .clone(true) not working in IE

2007-10-15 Thread Eridius





What my code does is you click on the link and it re orders these divs, here
is the part of my code having trouble

new_div[x] = $('#hotel_information [EMAIL PROTECTED]:eq(' +
div_index + ')').clone(true);
then:
for(x = 0; x  div_length; x++)
{
$('#hotel_information').append(new_div[x]);
}

Does anything look wrong in there?  It works in FF(actually it works without
the clone method) but not fully work in IE 7 or 6.  Also the part that is
not work is the tabs(using the older version and not the UI version). 
another thing to mention is that the event do care over if i do not trigger
them.  say i have 2 div and i click on the tabs in the first one.  I then re
order when make the first div the last div and the last div the first div. 
now if i click on the first div tabs, they work because i did not click on
them before the reorder but the second tabs do not work because i click on
the before the reorder.  anyone know what mgiht be cause this from this
description(can't give a link right now).
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[jQuery] Re: One-liner that accelerates JavaScript on IE

My IE7 was almost identical.
FF2 gave  219  293 (which meant that the non-tweaked version was faster)
Strange its all over the place.

Glen

On 10/15/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 I got those results :

 FF 2.0.0.7
 final time (less is better)  941 653

 IE6 with SP2 and all updates
 final time (less is better)  1108   955

 So I guess the modded version increase between 20% up to 30% the
 speed of the selectors.

 Make your tries but thanks Glen for this try.

 ps: sorry for my English (french speaking guy)

 On Oct 15, 12:24 am, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Guy Fraser schrieb: Glen Lipka wrote:
  http://commadot.com/jquery/experiments/speedtest/#
   I modified a version of jQuery to include that one line and it threw
   a JS error.
   Then I tried using the second way with the var doc = document and
   renamed document everywhere to be doc.
   No change at all in speed.
 
   Having run that test a few times in FF 2.0.0.7 I noticed that the
   tweaked jQuery (which also had smaller file size) seemed to be
 faster...
 
  The difference in size isn't worth it if you gzip your JavaScript.

[jQuery] Re: JQuery Expand/Collapse Troubleshooting

It's hard to follow all the details. Maybe post a simpler example.
Trim down the page until all that is left is the problem. No graphics, no
excess html.
Literally, delete stuff one at a time until you can demonstrate the simplest
form of the issue.

We are here for you, but you gotta meet us halfway. :)

Glen

On 10/15/07, briantalbot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi All,

I'm having a bit of trouble implementing a show/hide bit of JQuery
JavaScript and was wondering if anyone had any ideas or advice that
may help.

On this page http://tinyurl.com/33wksr (my apologies for the missing
content and overall clunkiness of the page - its been copied out of
the NG CMS that doesn't support web standards just yet for
troubleshooting.), I have a JQuery script (found here -
http://tinyurl.com/354fk2)
that is controlling the visual display of elements within a div
id=article/div. This seems to be working as needed in Firefox
(PC and Mac) and Safari.

The issue I'm running into is that in Internet Explorer 6 and 7, the
JQuery script doesn't seem to run or affect the HTML within div
id=article/div as it should. At best, I've gotten the behavior to
happen sporadically where sometimes the script will work and then is
cached in the IE browser and other pages that use this same JQuery
script behave properly. Most of the time however, the HTML and page
are not altered by the JQuery code.

I know there are a ton of other JS calls on this page as well as a lot
of elements (non-semantic markup, tons of tables) in the DOM. Could
either of these be affecting how/when IE loads the DOM and the JQuery
instructions?

* Has anyone else run into this or something similar?
* Does anyone have any ideas about what may be causing the problem?
* My understanding was that JQuery attempted to make DOM and JS load
timing universal across browsers, are there any cases where this
wouldn't happen with IE?

On a separate note, due to sites like this being in a CMS, who's
templating engine we have little control over, we'd like to abstract
this out a bit more and call these two specific JavaScript files
(jquery.js and science.js) from one JavaScript file that we can add
to. I have an example of a page referencing that here -
http://tinyurl.com/2yfg69

This page is using the following JavaScript to add the needed script
elements into the DOM - http://tinyurl.com/yoohgv

Unfortunately, this only appears to work on Firefox (PC and Mac). In
Safari and again IE6 and 7, the behaviors of the added-in scripts do
not take affect.

With JavaScript not being my strongest skill, I'd really appreciate
any help or insight you folks might be able to give. Thanks much!

-- Brian

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[jQuery] Re: Beginner problem: Link is not working (JQuery Cycle Plugin)

2007-10-15 Thread tlob


anyone?

On Oct 12, 3:16 pm, tlob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hello

 I am working with the fantastic JQuery Cycle Plugin. Thank you very
 much for creating such great librarys!
 I am almost there But I have a very basic problem.
 Start/stopping the slideshow is fine with click on thumbnails/pictures/
 slideshow.
 But when you click on the thumbnails, the link is not working.

 http://siggibucher.com/preview/test.php

 1. I dont understand why. Can you explain that?
 2. How can I change that? ;-)

 THX in advance, have a nice weekend
 tom

[jQuery] Re: [NEWS] Coda-Slider Plugin

Very nice. :)

Glen

On 10/15/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 That's really nice. Works well in IE7/PC. Looks really nice too,

 -Original Message-
 From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
 Behalf Of Rey Bango
 Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 11:39 PM
 To: jQuery Discussion
 Subject: [jQuery] [NEWS] Coda-Slider Plugin


 Found a jQuery version of the Coda Slider:

 http://www.ndoherty.com/demos/coda-slider/

 I got it from the following blog:

 http://www.toolsoup.com/slider-or-glider-using-javascript/

 Rey...

[jQuery] Re: [NEWS] Coda-Slider Plugin

2007-10-15 Thread Howard Jones



Although ironically it doesn't work on Safari 2.0 , unlike Panic's 
version and the software it advertises.


When did Safari become the new IE5?

Glen Lipka wrote:

Very nice. :)

Glen

On 10/15/07, *Andy Matthews* [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



That's really nice. Works well in IE7/PC. Looks really nice too,

-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
mailto:jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:
jquery-en@googlegroups.com mailto:jquery-en@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Rey Bango
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 11:39 PM
To: jQuery Discussion
Subject: [jQuery] [NEWS] Coda-Slider Plugin


Found a jQuery version of the Coda Slider:

http://www.ndoherty.com/demos/coda-slider/

I got it from the following blog:

http://www.toolsoup.com/slider-or-glider-using-javascript/

Rey...

[jQuery] Re: How to bind data to the ajax callback function?

2007-10-15 Thread Wizzud


It's not ambiguous at all.
Your problem is not with the $.get() but with the code around it.
$.get() does exactly what it is intended to do - it fetches a single
'page' (of some sort) and provides you with the mechanism for handling
that page when successfully retrieved.
You are trying to handle multiple $.get()s in a single loop, with each
retrieved 'page' (presumably) being handled differently, and in the
process of doing so you're getting the scope of some variables mixed
up. That's all.

If you really want to minimise it, and you really only have a loop of
2, then ...

var url='http://foo.bar/?param=';
$.each([0,1],function(i,j){
$.get(url+j, function(html){
alert(j);
  });
  });

On Oct 14, 2:10 pm, arphenlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 It's so ambagious. I really hope jQuery can provide a *userData*
 parameter like this:
 jQuery.get( url, [data], [callback], [userData] )

 Then I can achieve my goal with this way:
 for(var i=0; i2; i++){
 $.get(url+i, function(html, userData){
 doit(html, userData['tag']); // userData was bound to ajax
 callback
 }, {'tag': i});

 }
 Wizzud wrote:
  var url='http://foo.bar/?param=';
  for(var i=0; i2; i++){
  submitAjax(i);
  }
  function submitAjax(i){
  $.get(url+i, function(html){
  doit(html, i);
  });
  }
  function doit(html, tag){
  alert(tag);
  }

  On Oct 13, 11:04 am, arphenlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Below is an example to use jQuery.get() to get some html data.
   I expect that 0, 1 (or 1, 0) are displayed, however, it
   displayed 2, 2.
   How can I do?

   var url='http://foo.bar/?param=';
   for(var i=0; i2; i++){
   $.get(url+i, function(html){
   doit(html, i); // bind 'i' to the callback function
   });

   }

   function doit(html, tag){
   alert(tag);

   }


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[jQuery] Re: Extremely poor performance of jQuery on AJAX partial page updates

2007-10-15 Thread polyrhythmic


I was only suggesting PasteMonkey because you had a lot of HTML to
paste and a large amount of code is hard to read through Groups,
Groups fudges the formatting and doesn't do syntax highlighting.
Plus, it's a jQuery project :-).

The problem is in the HTML, kind of.  When you create a DOM element
(or set of elements) with plain text HTML jQuery will be forced to run
that regex against all of it.  There is no way around it, in order to
allow jQuery to make sure it's parsing HTML and not a selector, the
regex has to find HTML tags or special characters in the text - even
if its 1000 words of plaintext and just one br / tag.  The problem
is that you're trying to load a very large amount of text, and making
jQuery figure out that it's HTML.  The easiest workaround is as Wizzud
suggested - if you tell jQuery that it's HTML by using .html(), you
skip the regex.  Looking at the jQuery source, using appendTo is fine
also*, just don't use $(state.html) - there's no need to make a jQuery
object from the HTML, since jQuery can append anything -- text, DOM
elements, HTML, etc.

*Example:
$(parent).append(state.html);

If you do need a jQuery object from the HTML, for manipulation or
parsing, there are quick ways to do that, too.  Let us know how this
works out.

Charles
doublerebel.com



On Oct 13, 1:33 pm, koollx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I can use PasteMonkey but I don't see how it can help in this case -
 what exactly do you want me to paste in it? The line that takes over
 20 seconds to execute is the regexp applied to the HTML that's passed
 to jQuery constructor. There is no point in editing HTML (I think)
 because it is automatically generated by the server and is very
 dynamic. I just pasted one example of it. There is no way to predict
 all possible combinations of that HTML.

 The issue I think is in regexp, or IE performance when applying
 regexp. The regexp is in jquery.js.

 Are you suggesting that the problem is in the HTML markup I'm trying
 to insert into the page?

 On Oct 12, 7:12 pm, polyrhythmic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Alex,

  May I recommend to you PasteMonkey?

 http://pastemonkey.org/

  Charles
  doublerebel.com

  On Oct 12, 11:42 am, koollx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I'm trying to use jQuery 1.2.1 to add AJAX functionality to my web
   application. I am using jQuery Form plugin to submit te form via AJAX
   and have a server-side algorithm that returns page updates. The server
   returns a JSON array with HTML elements to be updated and then I loop
   through that array and process each item. For update, I first remove
   the existing DOM element, then recreate it using jQuery constructor,
   and then append it to the parent. It works find in FireFox, but in IE
   the performance is horrendous. It takes 25 seconds in IE6 and IE7
   pretty much hangs. I traced the delay to the following line of code in
   jQuery init method:

   var m = quickExpr.exec(selector);

   So it seems that jQuery is to blame for the performance. Is there
   something I can do to improve it? Is this a bug/issue that needs to be
   resolved? I'd like to help fix it but I'm not familiar with jQuery
   design well enough to know why the regexp is there and how we can
   simplify/remove it. Here's my update code:

   var $component = $(state.html);
   $component.appendTo(parent);

   And the HTML that takes particularly long is pasted below (it may look
   like a large page but it isn't. It loads into the browser without
   jQuery AJAX in less then a second):

 div id=\JTabbedPane10546001\ style=
   \position:absolute;left:0px;top:46px;width:884px;height:644px\
   tabbedPane=\true\
 ul
 lia href=\#JTabbedPane10546001-tab-0\spanButton
   Demo/span/a/li
 lia href=\#JTabbedPane10546001-tab-1\spanSource
   Code/span/a/li
 /ul
 div id=\JTabbedPane10546001-tab-0\ style=
   \position:absolute;left:2px;top:26px;width:874px;height:585px\div
   id=\JPanel12136681\ style=\position:absolute;left:2px;top:1px;width:
   874px;height:611px;clip:rect(0px 874px 611px 0px)\ class=\ border\
   div id=\JPanel14907335\ style=
   \position:absolute;left:2px;top:2px;width:874px;height:
   611px;clip:rect(0px 874px 611px 0px)\
   div id=\JTabbedPane30196714\ style=
   \position:absolute;left:0px;top:0px;width:874px;height:611px\
   tabbedPane=\true\
   ul
   lia href=\#JTabbedPane30196714-
   tab-0\spanButtons/span/a/li
   lia href=\#JTabbedPane30196714-
   tab-1\spanRadio Buttons/span/a/li
   lia href=\#JTabbedPane30196714-
   tab-2\spanCheck Boxes/span/a/li
   /ul
   div id=\JTabbedPane30196714-tab-0\ style=
   \position:absolute;left:2px;top:26px;width:868px;height:555px\div
   id=\JPanel5403403\

[jQuery] Is this valid JSON?

2007-10-15 Thread Frank Peterson


[
{
ads: true,
content_slug: just-some-title
}
]

[jQuery] Re: Extremely poor performance of jQuery on AJAX partial page updates


Thanks for your suggestion. I think it may help but it won't
completely solve the problem. Let me give a little background on what
I'm actually trying to do. In response to an Ajax call the server
returns an array of component updates that need to be applied to the
page. Updates include DELETE, INSERT, UPDATE. Delete is easy, insert
and update is where the performance is bad. For each component the
server provides component id in DOM, it's parent id and the HTML
markup, which can include nested SCRIPT elements. I've posted my
algorithm below:

http://pastemonkey.org/paste/47137e93-0d2c-4e13-b8c7-263e404fdb0d


Your suggestion may help me with UPDATE - I can do something like

$(state.componentId).html(state.html)

Calling .html() function on a parent would empty it which is wrong -
there may be an update for 1 child out of 3. But how would I do the
INSERT?

Should I just use DOM's createElement() and appendChild() directly?
Or use innerHTML?
And would it execute SCRIPT elements?

In general, does anybody know why jQuery has that regexp in the
constructor - I assume there is a good reason why they are doing it.


On Oct 14, 6:59 am, Wizzud [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 With no indication of what either the 'parent' HTML structure or the
 JSON structure is like, is it possible to switch from ...

   var $component = $(state.html);
   $component.appendTo(parent);

 ...to...

   $(parent).html(state.html);

 (You wouldn't need to empty parent first - html() does that for you)

[jQuery] Re: JQuery Expand/Collapse Troubleshooting

2007-10-15 Thread Brian Talbot


Hey Glen,

Thanks for the feedback. My bad about overbloating things and asking a
bit too much (as well as the three repeat posts - it wasn't on
purpose) :o)
I've simplified the example and it looks like things work in this
example - http://brian-talbot.com/inventingroom/ng-jquery-expand/

What that means is that all of the other stuff on the first example is
not playing well with JQuery. I'll take your advice and go brick-by-
brick through things.

Thanks again for the support!
-- Brian


On Oct 15, 12:31 pm, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 It's hard to follow all the details.  Maybe post a simpler example.
 Trim down the page until all that is left is the problem.  No graphics, no
 excess html.
 Literally, delete stuff one at a time until you can demonstrate the simplest
 form of the issue.

 We are here for you, but you gotta meet us halfway. :)

 Glen

 On 10/15/07, briantalbot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



  Hi All,

  I'm having a bit of trouble implementing a show/hide bit of JQuery
  JavaScript and was wondering if anyone had any ideas or advice that
  may help.

  On this pagehttp://tinyurl.com/33wksr(my apologies for the missing
  content and overall clunkiness of the page - its been copied out of
  the NG CMS that doesn't support web standards just yet for
  troubleshooting.), I have a JQuery script (found here -
 http://tinyurl.com/354fk2)
  that is controlling the visual display of elements within a div
  id=article/div.  This seems to be working as needed in Firefox
  (PC and Mac) and Safari.

  The issue I'm running into is that in Internet Explorer 6 and 7, the
  JQuery script doesn't seem to run or affect the HTML within div
  id=article/div as it should. At best, I've gotten the behavior to
  happen sporadically where sometimes the script will work and then is
  cached in the IE browser and other pages that use this same JQuery
  script behave properly. Most of the time however, the HTML and page
  are not altered by the JQuery code.

  I know there are a ton of other JS calls on this page as well as a lot
  of elements (non-semantic markup, tons of tables) in the DOM. Could
  either of these be affecting how/when IE loads the DOM and the JQuery
  instructions?

  * Has anyone else run into this or something similar?
  * Does anyone have any ideas about what may be causing the problem?
  * My understanding was that JQuery attempted to make DOM and JS load
  timing universal across browsers, are there any cases where this
  wouldn't happen with IE?

  

  On a separate note, due to sites like this being in a CMS, who's
  templating engine we have little control over, we'd like to abstract
  this out a bit more and call these two specific JavaScript files
  (jquery.js and science.js) from one JavaScript file that we can add
  to. I have an example of a page referencing that here -
 http://tinyurl.com/2yfg69

  This page is using the following JavaScript to add the needed script
  elements into the DOM -http://tinyurl.com/yoohgv

  Unfortunately, this only appears to work on Firefox (PC and Mac). In
  Safari and again IE6 and 7, the behaviors of the added-in scripts do
  not take affect.

  With JavaScript not being my strongest skill, I'd really appreciate
  any help or insight you folks might be able to give. Thanks much!

  -- Brian

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[jQuery] Re: Extremely poor performance of jQuery on AJAX partial page updates


Thanks for the suggestion. I can try it but I think it won't do the
same thing I was doing earlier. Let me give a little background on my
algorithm. The server sends a list of changes to the page and the
client script has to apply. Changes can be delete, insert and update.
The markup sent by the server includes SCRIPT elements, so I need to
make sure they are executed. Delete is easy, insert and update is
where I see the poor performance of jQuery. I've pasted the function
that applies the changes here:

http://pastemonkey.org/paste/47137e93-0d2c-4e13-b8c7-263e404fdb0d

As for your suggestion, I think I may be able to use it to implement
UPDATE to a page element. I think calling .html() would empty the
parent before appending the child and that would be wrong - I don't
want to remove any children. So the call for update would be  $
(state.componentId).html(state.html), right?

But I wouldn't be able to use it for INSERT because there is not
existing dom element to set HTML content on.

In general, does anybody know why jQuery applies that regexp in the
constructor before actually creating DOM elements?
Can't I just use createElement() DOM function or innerHTML attribute
directly? (in this case, would scripts still be executed)?


On Oct 14, 6:59 am, Wizzud [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 With no indication of what either the 'parent' HTML structure or the
 JSON structure is like, is it possible to switch from ...

   var $component = $(state.html);
   $component.appendTo(parent);

 ...to...

   $(parent).html(state.html);

 (You wouldn't need to empty parent first - html() does that for you)

 On Oct 13, 9:33 pm, koollx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I can use PasteMonkey but I don't see how it can help in this case -
  what exactly do you want me to paste in it? The line that takes over
  20 seconds to execute is the regexp applied to the HTML that's passed
  to jQuery constructor. There is no point in editing HTML (I think)
  because it is automatically generated by the server and is very
  dynamic. I just pasted one example of it. There is no way to predict
  all possible combinations of that HTML.

  The issue I think is in regexp, or IE performance when applying
  regexp. The regexp is in jquery.js.

  Are you suggesting that the problem is in the HTML markup I'm trying
  to insert into the page?

  On Oct 12, 7:12 pm, polyrhythmic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Alex,

   May I recommend to you PasteMonkey?

  http://pastemonkey.org/

   Charles
   doublerebel.com

   On Oct 12, 11:42 am, koollx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I'm trying to use jQuery 1.2.1 to add AJAX functionality to my web
application. I am using jQuery Form plugin to submit te form via AJAX
and have a server-side algorithm that returns page updates. The server
returns a JSON array with HTML elements to be updated and then I loop
through that array and process each item. For update, I first remove
the existing DOM element, then recreate it using jQuery constructor,
and then append it to the parent. It works find in FireFox, but in IE
the performance is horrendous. It takes 25 seconds in IE6 and IE7
pretty much hangs. I traced the delay to the following line of code in
jQuery init method:

var m = quickExpr.exec(selector);

So it seems that jQuery is to blame for the performance. Is there
something I can do to improve it? Is this a bug/issue that needs to be
resolved? I'd like to help fix it but I'm not familiar with jQuery
design well enough to know why the regexp is there and how we can
simplify/remove it. Here's my update code:

var $component = $(state.html);
$component.appendTo(parent);

And the HTML that takes particularly long is pasted below (it may look
like a large page but it isn't. It loads into the browser without
jQuery AJAX in less then a second):

  div id=\JTabbedPane10546001\ style=
\position:absolute;left:0px;top:46px;width:884px;height:644px\
tabbedPane=\true\
  ul
  lia href=\#JTabbedPane10546001-tab-0\spanButton
Demo/span/a/li
  lia href=\#JTabbedPane10546001-tab-1\spanSource
Code/span/a/li
  /ul
  div id=\JTabbedPane10546001-tab-0\ style=
\position:absolute;left:2px;top:26px;width:874px;height:585px\div
id=\JPanel12136681\ style=\position:absolute;left:2px;top:1px;width:
874px;height:611px;clip:rect(0px 874px 611px 0px)\ class=\ border\
div id=\JPanel14907335\ style=
\position:absolute;left:2px;top:2px;width:874px;height:
611px;clip:rect(0px 874px 611px 0px)\
div id=\JTabbedPane30196714\ style=
\position:absolute;left:0px;top:0px;width:874px;height:611px\
tabbedPane=\true\
ul
lia href=\#JTabbedPane30196714-
tab-0\spanButtons/span/a/li

[jQuery] Re: [NEWS] Coda-Slider Plugin

2007-10-15 Thread Jeferson Koslowski

Yep, its very nice and its already in the plugins page (
http://jquery.com/plugins/project/Coda-Slider). Im waiting to when its
become compatible with jquery 1.2 (as the author says in the limitations
tab).

On 10/15/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 That's really nice. Works well in IE7/PC. Looks really nice too,

 -Original Message-
 From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
 Behalf Of Rey Bango
 Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 11:39 PM
 To: jQuery Discussion
 Subject: [jQuery] [NEWS] Coda-Slider Plugin


 Found a jQuery version of the Coda Slider:

 http://www.ndoherty.com/demos/coda-slider/

 I got it from the following blog:

 http://www.toolsoup.com/slider-or-glider-using-javascript/

 Rey...




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[jQuery] Re: Extremely poor performance of jQuery on AJAX partial page updates


Thanks for your suggestion. I think it may help but it won't
completely solve the problem. Let me give a little background on what
I'm actually trying to do. In response to an Ajax call the server
returns an array of component updates that need to be applied to the
page. Updates include DELETE, INSERT, UPDATE. Delete is easy, insert
and update is where the performance is bad. For each component the
server provides component id in DOM, it's parent id and the HTML
markup, which can include nested SCRIPT elements. I've posted my
algorithm below:

http://pastemonkey.org/paste/47137e93-0d2c-4e13-b8c7-263e404fdb0d


Your suggestion may help me with UPDATE - I can do something like

$(state.componentId).html(state.html)

Calling .html() function on a parent would empty it which is wrong -
there may be an update for 1 child out of 3. But how would I do the
INSERT?

Should I just use DOM's createElement() and appendChild() directly?
Or use innerHTML?
And would it execute SCRIPT elements?

In general, does anybody know why jQuery has that regexp in the
constructor - I assume there is a good reason why they are doing it.


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[jQuery] Re: Beginner problem: Link is not working (JQuery Cycle Plugin)

2007-10-15 Thread Tobias Parent



Umm... What exactly do you mean by the link is not working? The href 
points to a non-existent in-page anchor point, but it *is* doing what 
you're asking, by toggling the slideshow on and off. I'm assuming you 
want to point the slideshow to the appropriate clicked image, right? In 
this case, you might want to get the index of the anchor (not sure how), 
then cycle to the appropriate li (i.e., with the matching index).


Purely hypothetical, but that's what I'm seeing.
-Toby

tlob wrote:

anyone?

On Oct 12, 3:16 pm, tlob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  

Hello

I am working with the fantastic JQuery Cycle Plugin. Thank you very
much for creating such great librarys!
I am almost there But I have a very basic problem.
Start/stopping the slideshow is fine with click on thumbnails/pictures/
slideshow.
But when you click on the thumbnails, the link is not working.

http://siggibucher.com/preview/test.php

1. I dont understand why. Can you explain that?
2. How can I change that? ;-)

THX in advance, have a nice weekend
tom

[jQuery] Re: How to bind data to the ajax callback function?

2007-10-15 Thread Andy Matthews

Probably when Apple tried to get into the browser business too. 

-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Wizzud
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2007 12:24 PM
To: jQuery (English)
Subject: [jQuery] Re: How to bind data to the ajax callback function?

It's not ambiguous at all.
Your problem is not with the $.get() but with the code around it.
$.get() does exactly what it is intended to do - it fetches a single 'page'
(of some sort) and provides you with the mechanism for handling that page
when successfully retrieved.
You are trying to handle multiple $.get()s in a single loop, with each
retrieved 'page' (presumably) being handled differently, and in the process
of doing so you're getting the scope of some variables mixed up. That's all.

If you really want to minimise it, and you really only have a loop of 2,
then ...

var url='http://foo.bar/?param=';
$.each([0,1],function(i,j){
$.get(url+j, function(html){
alert(j);
  });
  });

On Oct 14, 2:10 pm, arphenlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 It's so ambagious. I really hope jQuery can provide a *userData* 
 parameter like this:
 jQuery.get( url, [data], [callback], [userData] )

 Then I can achieve my goal with this way:
 for(var i=0; i2; i++){
 $.get(url+i, function(html, userData){
 doit(html, userData['tag']); // userData was bound to ajax 
 callback
 }, {'tag': i});

 }
 Wizzud wrote:
  var url='http://foo.bar/?param=';
  for(var i=0; i2; i++){
  submitAjax(i);
  }
  function submitAjax(i){
  $.get(url+i, function(html){
  doit(html, i);
  });
  }
  function doit(html, tag){
  alert(tag);
  }

  On Oct 13, 11:04 am, arphenlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Below is an example to use jQuery.get() to get some html data.
   I expect that 0, 1 (or 1, 0) are displayed, however, it 
   displayed 2, 2.
   How can I do?

   var url='http://foo.bar/?param=';
   for(var i=0; i2; i++){
   $.get(url+i, function(html){
   doit(html, i); // bind 'i' to the callback function
   });

   }

   function doit(html, tag){
   alert(tag);

   }

[jQuery] Re: [NEWS] Coda-Slider Plugin

2007-10-15 Thread Rey Bango



It could be that he didn't have Safari 2.0 to work with. I'm sure if you 
contact him and offer to help him test, he would be very receptive and 
appreciative of your offer.


Rey...

Howard Jones wrote:


Although ironically it doesn't work on Safari 2.0 , unlike Panic's 
version and the software it advertises.


When did Safari become the new IE5?

Glen Lipka wrote:

Very nice. :)

Glen

On 10/15/07, *Andy Matthews* [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



That's really nice. Works well in IE7/PC. Looks really nice too,

-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
mailto:jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:
jquery-en@googlegroups.com mailto:jquery-en@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Rey Bango
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 11:39 PM
To: jQuery Discussion
Subject: [jQuery] [NEWS] Coda-Slider Plugin


Found a jQuery version of the Coda Slider:

http://www.ndoherty.com/demos/coda-slider/

I got it from the following blog:

http://www.toolsoup.com/slider-or-glider-using-javascript/

Rey...

[jQuery] Re: Extremely poor performance of jQuery on AJAX partial page updates

2007-10-15 Thread Jeffrey Kretz


I'm just throwing this out here -- haven't tested this for performance and
this may be way off base for what you need.  So here goes nothing.

What if you:

1. Created a hidden div on the page (style=display:none)
2. Have the ajax call return updates as html, with the changes having a new
class, such as changed.
3. Appended the new updates to the div: div.html(ajaxResults);
4. Iterate through the changes like this:
div.find('.changed').each(function(i){update_element(this);});

What do you think?

JK

-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of koollx
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2007 9:29 AM
To: jQuery (English)
Subject: [jQuery] Re: Extremely poor performance of jQuery on AJAX partial
page updates


Thanks for your suggestion. I think it may help but it won't
completely solve the problem. Let me give a little background on what
I'm actually trying to do. In response to an Ajax call the server
returns an array of component updates that need to be applied to the
page. Updates include DELETE, INSERT, UPDATE. Delete is easy, insert
and update is where the performance is bad. For each component the
server provides component id in DOM, it's parent id and the HTML
markup, which can include nested SCRIPT elements. I've posted my
algorithm below:

http://pastemonkey.org/paste/47137e93-0d2c-4e13-b8c7-263e404fdb0d


Your suggestion may help me with UPDATE - I can do something like

$(state.componentId).html(state.html)

Calling .html() function on a parent would empty it which is wrong -
there may be an update for 1 child out of 3. But how would I do the
INSERT?

Should I just use DOM's createElement() and appendChild() directly?
Or use innerHTML?
And would it execute SCRIPT elements?

In general, does anybody know why jQuery has that regexp in the
constructor - I assume there is a good reason why they are doing it.

[jQuery] Re: [NEWS] Coda-Slider Plugin

2007-10-15 Thread Howard Jones



Rey Bango wrote:


It could be that he didn't have Safari 2.0 to work with. I'm sure if 
you contact him and offer to help him test, he would be very receptive 
and appreciative of your offer.


Rey...
Sorry, that did sound more bitchy that it should have, didn't it? The 
second remark (about IE5) wasn't directly related to this plugin, just 
to the number of things I've come across lately (including my own work) 
that work in e.g. Firefox but fail quietly in Safari, where it's a pain 
to debug them. Last I checked, jQuery UI suffered with this even (yep - 
the download box on the site is still hosed for me).


Is there any resource for things to avoid in jQuery (or JS generally) to 
have a project work with Safari? I guess this is all down to a few DOM 
objects being implemented differently...


Howie

(happy to help test on Safari, BTW)

[jQuery] [NEWS] liScroll Plugin

2007-10-15 Thread GianCarlo Mingati


Hi all.
http://www.gcmingati.net/wordpress/wp-content/lab/jquery/newsticker/jq-liscroll/scrollanimate.html
This is my scrolling news ticker plugin for jQuery.

Ciao
GC

[jQuery] Re: Ajax tabs detect automatically

2007-10-15 Thread zorba


well,
you're right, the way I use tabs in these pages is not exactly what it
was built for.
I use it as a Client-side pagination. Works nice that way also.

So I got confused when I finally found the reasons of non-working
upgrade, and I apologise that you lost your time because of me.

There were two problems.
First of all I made a mistake :in the UI version, you're supposed to
apply the tabs method to the unordered list and forget the old
#container.

Then I built my page putting the shadetabs (used as pager), after and
not before the .tabcontent.
if you combine these two things you obtain a very amazing and destroy
result.

Anyway, thinking about this misadventure, I decided to use a script I
found in my go-to-bed-book, the great learning jquery of Karl
Swedberg and Jonathan Chaffer, to build both pagination and table
sorting.

Thanks a lot for your help, and for your great contribution to jQuery.

[jQuery] Re: jquery version of YUI Buttons?

2007-10-15 Thread owen


Coming back to this issue, I spent some time today playing around with
ext's toolbar with menus example: 
http://extjs.com/deploy/dev/examples/menu/menus.html.
Seems to work really well, but writes everything (including a table!)
from javascript rather than working off of existing markup.

But if all you need is a button and/or a button with a drop-down menu,
it seems like you could do it with a combination of some CSS-button
styling and ClickMenu

 I've started a  conversation with the developer about extending his plugin to 
 support
 this type of menu system.  If you could chime-in with your suggestions, I'd 
 appreciate it.

 Blog comments at:  http://p.sohei.org/jquery-plugins/clickmenu/#comments

I finally did, suggesting a combination of ClickMenu and this
technique: 
http://www.monc.se/kitchen/59/scalable-css-buttons-using-png-and-background-colors.
I played around a little with the idea myself, and it seems like the
two primary hurdles are selecting only the top-level links, and
positioning the drop-down properly when the link is styled as a
button. I didn't get anywhere with it myself, which isn't saying much.
But I thought I'd throw it out there in case others might be
interested.

  -- Owen

[jQuery] Re: Ajax tabs detect automatically

2007-10-15 Thread zorba


last question,

it seems that  triggerTab() is no more useful.
How can I replace it please?

thanks

[jQuery] Duplicate IDs

2007-10-15 Thread chrisandy


Please forgive me but I'm very new to all this and was just building a
page to handle multiple instances of the clueTip 'sticky' effect
(example 4 on the demo page).

The big problem I get is that I have to use:

ul class=uk
lia id=sticky class=plot4 href=name1.html
rel=name1.htmlThe Estelleemimg src=assets/images/developments/
mannerscourt/estelle/estelle-sm.jpg alt=The Estelle title=The
Estelle /The Estelle is a lovely 3 bedroom property with more
details to go in here...span/span/em/a/li

lia id=sticky class=plot1 href=name2.html
rel=name2.htmlThe Estelleemimg src=assets/images/developments/
mannerscourt/estelle/estelle-sm.jpg alt=The Estelle title=The
Estelle /The Estelle is a lovely 3 bedroom property with more
details to go in here...span/span/em/a/li
/ul

Obviously duplicate IDs is a no no and only the first item in the list
works so how do I get around this?

Many thanks in advance.

[jQuery] Get date from table cell

2007-10-15 Thread jy_nl


Hi all,

I have a html table which is generated with some php scripts. It is a
list of events. One of the cells of each row contains a date (in the
format dd-mm-). What I want now is to select all the events (rows)
which have been done and I want to assign a class to each of such a
row.

The problem here is of course the selector part. Is this possible with
jQuery, and if so, could somebody help me out with the code? Or should
this be done with php programming?

Thanks!

Joey

[jQuery] Is there a way to wrap a table around content with jQuery?

2007-10-15 Thread Chris - Implied By Design


Hello,

I'm running into some trouble trying to wrap a table around some
content. The table looks like this:

table
trtdContent/td/tr
trtd[image to be wrapped around]/td/tr
trtdMore Content/td/tr
/table

I've been experiementing with the most of the API DOM manipulation
functions, but none of them seem to do the trick. I'd like to use
something like wrap(), but wrap will inject the content into the first
td, rather than the middle one. I tried putting a div in the middle
cell to see if jQuery would then consider it the deepest element, but
it still adds it to the first td.

Any ideas? Thoughts would be much appreciated!

Thanks!
Chris

[jQuery] Re: Duplicate IDs

2007-10-15 Thread Karl Swedberg


Hi chrisandy,

No need to apologize. We're glad to help.

You can apply a clueTip to anything you want. It doesn't have to  
reference an ID. For example, if you want to apply it to all links  
inside ul class=uk, you could do it like this:


$('ul.uk a').cluetip({sticky: true});

-- and put in any other options you want in there.

Let me know if you have any further questions.

--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com



On Oct 15, 2007, at 1:30 PM, chrisandy wrote:



Please forgive me but I'm very new to all this and was just building a
page to handle multiple instances of the clueTip 'sticky' effect
(example 4 on the demo page).

The big problem I get is that I have to use:

ul class=uk
lia id=sticky class=plot4 href=name1.html
rel=name1.htmlThe Estelleemimg src=assets/images/developments/
mannerscourt/estelle/estelle-sm.jpg alt=The Estelle title=The
Estelle /The Estelle is a lovely 3 bedroom property with more
details to go in here...span/span/em/a/li

lia id=sticky class=plot1 href=name2.html
rel=name2.htmlThe Estelleemimg src=assets/images/developments/
mannerscourt/estelle/estelle-sm.jpg alt=The Estelle title=The
Estelle /The Estelle is a lovely 3 bedroom property with more
details to go in here...span/span/em/a/li
/ul

Obviously duplicate IDs is a no no and only the first item in the list
works so how do I get around this?

Many thanks in advance.

[jQuery] Re: queue, dequeue, stop, and the endless mouseovers

2007-10-15 Thread Olivier Percebois-Garve


Hi
although there is many things unclear to me in animations,
:animated seems to work right.

I suggest  the addition  of a case around  the code in your slideTabs() 
function : if (!$this.next().is(':animated'))


With console.log(), I noticed that over  events are being fired  far 
more often than  necessary.
Using your menu, where  button are pretty small,  I  have normally the 
over event being fired 2 times
when the tab slides up only one time. On mine with bigger buttons its 
even more.
I found it important to reduce the number of events as low as the strict 
necessary, because cpu/memory
use can increase drastically, when doing mad mouse moving, when 
animation are chained or/and when they

run on  multiple elements

-Olivier

 var slideTabs = function() {
   var $this = $(this);
   console.log('before-');
   if (!$this.next().is(':animated')){
   resetClose();   
   console.log($this);
   console.log('-after');   
   $this.parent().siblings().children('div.panel_body')

   .animate({height: 'hide'}, 300, function() {
 $(this).prev().removeClass('visible');
   });

   if (idle == false) {

 $this.next(':hidden').animate({height: 'show'}, 300, function() {
   $(this).prev().addClass('visible');
 });
   }
   }
 };


Karl Swedberg wrote:

Hi everyone,

Someone asked me to try to replicate something he saw here:
http://www.andrewsellick.com/examples/tabslideV2-mootools/

It looked pretty straightforward, and I was able to reproduce the main 
effect pretty easily -- except that the Moo tools one looks better 
because it doesn't try to slide up every tab when the mouse goes 
quickly over a number of them. You can see the problem with mine here 
(note, I changed the photo and tab colors to protect the innocent):

http://test.learningjquery.com/tabslide/

I know this little problem can be resolved with the hoverIntent 
plugin, but I'd like to gain a better understanding of the new 
animation methods in jQuery 1.2, and I thought that one of them would 
help, but I can't quite get things to work. I tried various 
combinations of .queue() and .dequeue() and .stop(), but nothing 
worked right. 

So here is what I have now. As you can see, I also tried using the new 
:animated selector, and that almost worked, but not quite (which is 
why it's commented out now):


$(document).ready(function() {
  var $panelBodies = $('div.panel_body');
  $panelBodies.slice(1).hide();
  var slideTabs = function() {
var $this = $(this);
$this.parent().siblings().children('div.panel_body')
.animate({height: 'hide'}, 300, function() {
  $(this).prev().removeClass('visible');
});
  //  if ($panelBodies.filter(':animated').length  2) {
  $this.next(':hidden').animate({height: 'show'}, 300, 
function() {

$(this).prev().addClass('visible');
  });
  //  } 
  };
 
  $('div.panel_container  h3').mouseover(slideTabs);

});


Can anybody help this poor lost boy? 


thanks,

--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com

[jQuery] Re: Is there a way to wrap a table around content with jQuery?

Tricky problem.  I found one way, but there MUST be an easier way.
Demo: http://www.commadot.com/jquery/wrapTable.php#

Maybe try the flydom plugin?

Glen

On 10/15/07, Chris - Implied By Design [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Hello,

 I'm running into some trouble trying to wrap a table around some
 content. The table looks like this:

 table
 trtdContent/td/tr
 trtd[image to be wrapped around]/td/tr
 trtdMore Content/td/tr
 /table

 I've been experiementing with the most of the API DOM manipulation
 functions, but none of them seem to do the trick. I'd like to use
 something like wrap(), but wrap will inject the content into the first
 td, rather than the middle one. I tried putting a div in the middle
 cell to see if jQuery would then consider it the deepest element, but
 it still adds it to the first td.

 Any ideas? Thoughts would be much appreciated!

 Thanks!
 Chris

[jQuery] Re: Extremely poor performance of jQuery on AJAX partial page updates

2007-10-15 Thread polyrhythmic



 Should I just use DOM's createElement() and appendChild() directly?
 Or use innerHTML?
 And would it execute SCRIPT elements?

Have you tried my 2nd suggestion yet?  I think it would solve the
problem:

$(parent).append(state.html);

 In general, does anybody know why jQuery has that regexp in the
 constructor - I assume there is a good reason why they are doing it.

When you call $(foo) (which turns foo into a jQuery object), jQuery
has to determine whether foo is a DOM element, css/DOM selector, or
HTML.  That regexp is testing for an HTML string.  However, when you
call .append(foo) jQuery knows foo must be an HTML string or DOM
element, so there's much less overhead.

Thanks, now that I've been staring at jQuery's internal DOM
manipulation fn's, I've got some neat changes to make to my
SuperFlyDOM plugin.  Much appreciated.

Charles
doublerebel.com

[jQuery] Re: Jquery Plugin for TinyMCE

2007-10-15 Thread Sam Sherlock

have you got a copy of previous versions of jQ?

Have you tried using the compatibly plugin ?

suggestions not sureties.  theres a editor being made as part of UI but I
guess that might take a while

On 15/10/2007, wattaka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 I´ll need some help on this because I´m getting errors:

 I saved this from the page as tinymce.js

 // tiny MCE -
 //jQuery plugin for accessible, unobtrusive WYSIWYG HTML editing
 // v .1
 // by Alton Crossley
 // http://www.nogahidebootstrap.com/jtinymce/

 $.fn.tinymce = function(options)
 {
 return this.each(function()
 {
 preString = div class='jqHTML_frame' style='width:+$
 (this).css(width)+px;height: + ($(this).css(height)+20) +
 px;'div;
 postString = /divdiv class='jqHTML_link'
 style='float:right' onclick=toogleEditorMode(' + this.id +
 ');HTML/div/div;
 $(this).wrap(preString + postString);
 //alert(this.id + '' + $(this).html() + '');
 //alert(this.id + 'Width:' + $(this).css(width) + 'Height:'
 + $(this).css(height));
 });
 }


 And the I tried to inoke tinyMCE by doing this:

 $(document).ready(function(){

 $('#test_textarea').tinymce();

 });



 I get these errors:

 1. $(#test_textarea).tinymce is not a function
 2. missing ; before statement

 is there anything else that I have to do? Is the plugin Jquery 1.2.1
 compatible?


 Thansk

[jQuery] Problems with jQuery loaded from JSP

2007-10-15 Thread Iorlas


Hi!

New to jQuery and have successfully managed to use the ajax
functionality from an HTML page. The problem is that I want to use it
from a JSP page. The JSP page is identical to the HTML page, but it
seems that jQuery stops working from the JSP page. At least all
JavaScript evaluation stops working in this page (even if I only have
a script inclusion of the jquery.js file. If I remove the link to
jQuery then my own scripts start to work in the JSP page.

I am completely stomped. What am I doing wrong? Is there something
wrong with a header that can create this?

I am running JBoss 4.2.1.GA.

Has anyone seen the same behavior?

--
Magnus

[jQuery] Re: Ajax tabs detect automatically

2007-10-15 Thread Klaus Hartl


On 15 Okt., 20:05, zorba [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 last question,

 it seems that  triggerTab() is no more useful.
 How can I replace it please?

 thanks

It has changed to tabsClick() in Tabs 3...

Documentation: http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Tabs


--Klaus

[jQuery] Re: ANNOUCE: jQuery lightBox plugin

2007-10-15 Thread Guy Fraser


Kia Niskavaara wrote:
 Maby you can use the data: URI kitchen to construct your own data: URLs?

 Like this:
 logo.src = 
 'data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhDQAOAJEAANno6wBmZgAAACH5BAAA'+
  
 'LAANAA4AQAIjjI8Iyw3GhACSQecutsFV3nzgNi7SVEbo06lZa66LRib2UQAAOw%3D%3D';

 More info:
 http://diveintogreasemonkey.org/patterns/add-image.html

Not compatible with all browsers IIRC...

[jQuery] Re: Extremely poor performance of jQuery on AJAX partial page updates


$(parent).append(state.html)

did the trick - thanks a ton polyrythmic!

[jQuery] How to suck web content from an iframe to a div

2007-10-15 Thread juliandormon



Hoping anyone can help.
I use a custom scroll bar jquery plug-in which requires the content to be
within a DIV.

Some of the content I want to load is from other web sites.

I am pretty sure it is possible to load the content into a hidden iframe and
then, once it has finished loading, suck the data in the iframe into my div
and then apply my scrollbar plugin to the newly fitted div.


What's the proper method and plug-ins used to achieve this please?

What are some of the pitfalls in doing this, if any?
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[jQuery] creating drop down menus with JQuery?

2007-10-15 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]


Hi,

Is there a plug-in that allows for menu creatio in JQuery?
Specifically, I'm looking for something where when you roll over an
arrow graphic, a menu will pop up beneath it.  I do not need submenus
to pull out over individual menu items.

Thanks for any advice, - Dave

[jQuery] Re: creating drop down menus with JQuery?

2007-10-15 Thread Chris Jordan

check out jdMenu http://jdsharp.us/jQuery/plugins/jdMenu/. It's pretty
cool.

Chris


On 10/15/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Hi,

 Is there a plug-in that allows for menu creatio in JQuery?
 Specifically, I'm looking for something where when you roll over an
 arrow graphic, a menu will pop up beneath it.  I do not need submenus
 to pull out over individual menu items.

 Thanks for any advice, - Dave




-- 
http://cjordan.us

[jQuery] Re: Beginner problem: Link is not working (JQuery Cycle Plugin)


Tom,

toggle prevents the default event action so the anchor is not
followed when you click it.

Mike


On 10/12/07, tlob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hello

 I am working with the fantastic JQuery Cycle Plugin. Thank you very
 much for creating such great librarys!
 I am almost there But I have a very basic problem.
 Start/stopping the slideshow is fine with click on thumbnails/pictures/
 slideshow.
 But when you click on the thumbnails, the link is not working.

 http://siggibucher.com/preview/test.php

 1. I dont understand why. Can you explain that?
 2. How can I change that? ;-)


 THX in advance, have a nice weekend
 tom

[jQuery] Re: How to suck web content from an iframe to a div