date:20080306


  Is there a better way to add this extra parameter without having add
  an element to the DOM like this?

The better way is to have the server detect that the request was
submitted via ajax and respond accordingly.   You can determine this
on the server by inspecting the X-Requested-With header.  It will
have a value of XMLHttpRequest when the request originates via XHR.

Mike

[jQuery] Re: optimization in jquery


Hi H0tzen

   I disagree with you, I think 'a.foobar' is usually faster than your
first selector. It's always relative, because you might have hundreds
of a. Then you should first filter most out specifying a container,
and then do the straight filter.
Each part of the selector requires jQuery to check each matcheded
element in the collection.

I might be wrong, hope not.

Cheers
Ariel Flesler

On 6 mar, 07:32, h0tzen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 // store selector-results in variables and reuse
 $sel = $('.foo-class')

 $sel.click
 $sel.find('.bar')
 $sel.somePlugin
 

 // specify selectors as hard as possible
 $('body  div.foo  div.bar  a.foobar')
 is more specific and significantly faster than
 $('a.foobar')

 // use the scope
 $('div.foobar').click(function() {
   // using this as scope to start searching for .bar
    $('.bar', this).each( ... )
    or
    $(this).find('.bar').each( ... )



 });- Ocultar texto de la cita -

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[jQuery] Re: Form plugin and attaching extra stuff to query string


  Is that just because it's jQuery or does that apply in general to all
  browsers doing AJAX?

It's a technique used by all the major JavaScript libraries.

[jQuery] Re: Form plugin and attaching extra stuff to query string


You could also push more info into the data array, using the
'beforeSubmit' right ?
Although, is Mike's option is a possibility, that's always cleaner.

Cheers

Ariel Flesler

On 6 mar, 10:52, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Is there a better way to add this extra parameter without having add
   an element to the DOM like this?

 The better way is to have the server detect that the request was
 submitted via ajax and respond accordingly.   You can determine this
 on the server by inspecting the X-Requested-With header.  It will
 have a value of XMLHttpRequest when the request originates via XHR.

 Mike

[jQuery] Re: jQuery.Plugin, first release.


Hi Christof

   It's certainly better if the developer organizes it's code. Using a
package manager, or w/e script fulfills that need.
Some frameworks, already are organized into packages, and they usually
have a package loader integrated.

Now, jQuery is not structured in packages, it's a core. You could
consider the plugins as package, but there's no jQuery module to load
them orderly (that I know of).

You can certainly just use $.getScript() and there you have your
package loader. You worry about the requires and provides.
Well, this is just another approach, integrated with jQuery, I don't
think it's completely fair to straight compare it with generic
loaders.

This might not be what you specifically need, doesn't mean it's
useless. You are not the only possible user.
I'm glad you have a good technique to load your jQuery plugins, I
doubt everyone already has one.

As for what you replied on plugin registration. I agree that the user
doesn't need to know the namespaces. Maybe doing that DB of
registrations is one possible solution.
As to your example, you don't need to put each one in a script. You
can gather all those you need, concatenate and minify them. I doubt it
will take more than 2-4kb for around 15-20 plugins.
If you have 200kb of code to load (happened to me). I'm sure it's far
better to have 3kb initially in one http request, than 20 requests of
10kb or 1 plain call for 200kb.

The dependencies system can handle nested dependencies, also 2 plugins
requiring the same dependency while it's loading. It can surely fail
in some cases, as I said, this is the first release, it was mostly as
a proof of concept, to get some feedback. Some of your concerns I
consider too specific.

Thanks for your comment

Ariel Flesler


On 6 mar, 06:50, Christof Donat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,

  1- First of all, do you frequently use jspax for your jQuery plugins ?
  no one said this plugin is the first of its kind.

 Yes I do. I have recieved reports from developers that have poblems with jsPax
 and IE, but none of their testcases did show their problems for me. For my
 part I never have experienced any poblems with it - except for the time I was
 developing it, of course.

  2- jspax requires you to organize it all in packages, and require
  them when the moment comes. It also requires to structure your code
  with callbacks. When you summon a package, you need to pass in a
  callback. I tried that some time ago, it's not that easy and makes the
  code kinda weird.

 Well, weirdness of code seems to be an emotional measure to some extend.
 Actually I find, that code that uses jsPax is very well stuctured. If you
 don't like the callback stuff, you can use JSAN that loads its packages
 synchronously.

  This plugin requires you to register for the plugins, the namespaces
  they take. You need to specify what functions it adds to $ and $.fn.

 So I as a plugin user need to know which functions a plugin adds? I haven't
 written that plugin. I only use part of its functionality. I whant to be able
 to replace it with a newer version which might add additional functions.

 I don't think that this is really a so great Idea.

  @Christof (cool name)

 :-)

  2-The code can resolve dependencies, that's the option require which
  is an array of ids of plugins required, that is all explained in the
  project page.

 While I was developing jsPax I found out, that resolving dependencies can be
 quite tough. I have not read your code in full detail, but are you shure, you
 have checked all possible cases (like, e.g. two scripts loaded as a
 dependency for a third one both depend on the same fourth script, timing
 issues with such situations, etc.)?

  3-It should work with all the browsers jQuery claims to fully support.
  No new technique is used here to load the packages, just jQuery.

 OK, I even load jQuery as a jsPax package.

  4-The only thing you need for each plugin, is the list of functions/
  namespaces it registers.

 Well, I may not really have them. I may only have a packed version of a plugin
 together with mediocre documentation. For no plugin I have seen so far that
 is an issue, but it might be in future.

 What still makes me feel bad is, that in your main script you need to write
 down all the function names all the plugins you use provide. In some cases it
 might be not much more code to stuff the packed plugin on top of your main
 script instead.

 In contrast to that with jsPax I only have to write down the package names in
 the main script file - no function names, etc. Of course that means, your
 really cool usage of simply calling the needed functions is not possible with
 plain jsPax.

  I could add a link to a list of pre made registrations, that I add as
  I get them reported by plugin owners or users.

 Then you have as many script tags in your head as you have without lazy
 loading:

 script src=jquery.js/script
 script src=pluginplugin.js/script
 script src=plugin1_registration.js/script

[jQuery] Re: jQuery listen plugin help


Hi Calzone

   Seems IE doesn't bubble the event submit, if that's the case, then
this plugin can't handle that event, until a workaround is found :)

As an option, you could listen for clicks on the submit button. Maybe
you need to check for Enter's (keypress) on the fields. With a few
checks, you could handle submits this way.

Cheers

Ariel Flesler

On 6 mar, 09:50, Calzone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am trying to bind to the submit function of a form using the jQuey
 Listen plugin.

 $.listen('submit', '#eventForm', function(){
       alert(Submit Clicked);

 }

 This is working fine in firefox but not in Internet Explorer.

 Does anyone have any ideas?

 Calvin

[jQuery] Re: Form plugin and attaching extra stuff to query string

2008-03-06 Thread Peter Bengtsson


On 06/03/2008, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Is that just because it's jQuery or does that apply in general to all
browsers doing AJAX?


 It's a technique used by all the major JavaScript libraries.

Thanks a lot! I didn't know that.


-- 
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work www.fry-it.com
home www.peterbe.com
hobby www.issuetrackerproduct.com

[jQuery] Re: jQuery.Plugin, first release.

2008-03-06 Thread Christof Donat


Hi,

 Now, jQuery is not structured in packages, it's a core. You could
 consider the plugins as package, but there's no jQuery module to load
 them orderly (that I know of).

That was one of the reasons I wrote jsPax. I chose not to use jQuery in jsPax, 
because I still have some applications that profit from jsPax but don't use 
jQuery.

 This might not be what you specifically need, doesn't mean it's
 useless. You are not the only possible user.

Of course. I didn't mean anything as an offense. That doesn't keep me from 
thinking if I can imagine a usecase where your solution is better than 
existing ones. Actually there is something that is a lot cooler: the fact, 
that you simply call the plugin functions and don't have to care about that 
after registration.

In such a case my approach would be to see first if an existing solution for 
something similar could be extended. Of course you can still come to the 
conclusion, that extending would have more drawbacks than doing it yourself - 
that's why I didn't use JSAN.

 I'm glad you have a good technique to load your jQuery plugins, I
 doubt everyone already has one.

Of course everyone can use jsPax. Everyone can use JSAN, of course. Of course 
everyone can use your code as well - no problem with that.

 As for what you replied on plugin registration. I agree that the user
 doesn't need to know the namespaces. Maybe doing that DB of
 registrations is one possible solution.

But every developer needs to manage his own database then. The URLs are 
different for every application. Thus the developer needs to change his 
database for every application.

 The dependencies system can handle nested dependencies, also 2 plugins
 requiring the same dependency while it's loading. It can surely fail
 in some cases, as I said, this is the first release, it was mostly as
 a proof of concept, to get some feedback. Some of your concerns I
 consider too specific.

It is more that these are concerns I had to spend quite some thoughts to geht 
them fully solved in jsPax.

Christof

[jQuery] Re: IE8

2008-03-06 Thread timothytoe


Hehe. I _really_ hope the JScript gets faster in upcoming releases. It
seems as if their DOM stuff got faster but I haven't checked.

On Mar 6, 12:47 am, Michael Stuhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 timothytoe schrieb: One thing I noticed is that the JavaScript is still 
 painfully slow,
  but perhaps there is a lot of debug stuff in there slowing it down.

  What takes 7 seconds in Safari and 8 in Firefox 3b3 takes 25 seconds
  in IE8! (28 seconds in IE6).

 That's ~11% better in ~8 years
 Not too bad. :-)

 micha

[jQuery] $().load( ) issue: url has no properties

2008-03-06 Thread Alexandre Plennevaux


Anyone knows what this error message means ?

url has no properties  pointing to jquery.js line 2401, which is
the $().load() ajax call definition. (and specifically: that line:
var off = url.indexOf( );  )

i don't understand the error because i'm providing an URL and  it
works correctly out of the ajax call. In fact that function was
working before i made some severe changes elsewhere in the code.

Any hint  / directions where to look for errors ?


Thank you,
-- 
Alexandre Plennevaux
LAb[au]

http://www.lab-au.com

[jQuery] Re: Form plugin and attaching extra stuff to query string

2008-03-06 Thread Peter Bengtsson


On 06/03/2008, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Is there a better way to add this extra parameter without having add
an element to the DOM like this?


 The better way is to have the server detect that the request was
  submitted via ajax and respond accordingly.   You can determine this
  on the server by inspecting the X-Requested-With header.  It will
  have a value of XMLHttpRequest when the request originates via XHR.

Is that just because it's jQuery or does that apply in general to all
browsers doing AJAX?

  Mike



-- 
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work www.fry-it.com
home www.peterbe.com
hobby www.issuetrackerproduct.com

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig



Not yet Jake.

Rey...

Jake McGraw wrote:

Any ideas on the fee?

- jake

On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 9:57 AM, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 For those that missed this email the first time:



 The jQuery team is looking to gauge interest in jQuery training
 delivered in a live, online format by jQuery project lead John Resig.

 Nobody knows jQuery better than John and in terms of JavaScript, he's
 considered one of the best in the world. So a training class delivered
 by him would surely help anyone become more proficient in JavaScript and
 jQuery.

 So, if you could take a couple of minutes to participate in the
 following poll, that would be a big help in determining how to proceed:

 http://www.polldaddy.com/poll.aspx?p=388570

 Thanks,

 The jQuery Team

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig

2008-03-06 Thread Jake McGraw


Any ideas on the fee?

- jake

On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 9:57 AM, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  For those that missed this email the first time:



  The jQuery team is looking to gauge interest in jQuery training
  delivered in a live, online format by jQuery project lead John Resig.

  Nobody knows jQuery better than John and in terms of JavaScript, he's
  considered one of the best in the world. So a training class delivered
  by him would surely help anyone become more proficient in JavaScript and
  jQuery.

  So, if you could take a couple of minutes to participate in the
  following poll, that would be a big help in determining how to proceed:

  http://www.polldaddy.com/poll.aspx?p=388570

  Thanks,

  The jQuery Team

[jQuery] [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig



For those that missed this email the first time:

The jQuery team is looking to gauge interest in jQuery training 
delivered in a live, online format by jQuery project lead John Resig.


Nobody knows jQuery better than John and in terms of JavaScript, he's 
considered one of the best in the world. So a training class delivered 
by him would surely help anyone become more proficient in JavaScript and 
jQuery.


So, if you could take a couple of minutes to participate in the 
following poll, that would be a big help in determining how to proceed:


http://www.polldaddy.com/poll.aspx?p=388570

Thanks,

The jQuery Team

[jQuery] opacity issues with IE8

2008-03-06 Thread Benjamin Sterling

May be a bit premature, but I was testing some of my sites in IE8 beta (
8.0.6001.17184) and all the effects using opacity are not working
correctly.  I checked all the fade effects on the docs and they don't fade
in or out, and the thickbox, jqModal, LightBox plugins' overlays are showing
as a solid color.

Should a ticket be submitted or should I wait till IE8 is further along.

just fyi, I am using the VPC that MS provides for IE8/7/6 testing.

-- 
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http://www.KenzoMedia.com
http://www.KenzoHosting.com
http://www.benjaminsterling.com

[jQuery] Re: jQuery AJAX Dynamic File Download

2008-03-06 Thread tlphipps


I second this.  There's no need to do AJAX here.  Just linking
directly to the PHP page with these headers will prompt for download
and NOT refresh the browser.  (It will look like AJAX)

On Mar 6, 2:25 am, Patrik Nikkanen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I would set these headers in the excel.php script, and create a link
 directly to it. It is more or less a straight file download, created
 dynamically.

 header(Cache-Control: no-cache);
 header('Content-Type: application/octet-stream');
 header(Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=MyExcelFile.xls);

 - Original Message -
 From: Travis Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: jQuery (English) jquery-en@googlegroups.com
 Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 7:00 PM
 Subject: [jQuery] jQuery AJAX Dynamic File Download

  I've got an export functionality built into my site, whereby users can
  choose which rows of a data table to export. They export by clicking
  an Actions dropdown and choosing Export. This triggers an AJAX
  call that posts which ids to export to a PHP script, which, in turn,
  builds an Excel document on the fly and delivers it to the user.

  Here is my code:

  input type=checkbox id=selected1 name=Interviews[] value=21 /

  input type=checkbox id=selected2 name=Interviews[] value=22 /

  ...

  inputs = [];

  $(#dataTableBody input[id^=selected]:checked).each(function() {
  inputs.push(this.name + '=' + escape(this.value));
  });

  $.ajax({
  type: POST,
  data: inputs.join(''),
  url: /gateway/excel.php,
  success: function(){
  return true;
  },
  error: function(XMLHttpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown){
  return false;
  }
  });

  In Firebug, I'm getting the data in TSV format, but I'm not being
  presented the download dialog within my browser. If this was a
  straight file download, I would link directly to it, but the file has
  to be built dynamically. Can I set the dataType option in the ajax
  call to be file or something? What are my options?

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  2008-03-04 21:46

[jQuery] Re: Dynamically generated HTML and effects on CSS

2008-03-06 Thread rolfsf



I've never played with the css direction properties, nor facebox, nor can I
see your example, but I do know that the correct css syntax is:

div {
direction: rtl
}

rather than 'dir', so you might look at that

rolf



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[jQuery] Re: optimization in jquery

2008-03-06 Thread Jean-Sébastien


hi, in my case the element is selected with an i id, so i guess it's
found relatively quickly. but this div is about 800 html lines
(doesn't mean anything but i can't count tags). In fact i just made
some ajax pagination inside the div.

On Mar 6, 3:00 pm, Ariel Flesler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi H0tzen

    I disagree with you, I think 'a.foobar' is usually faster than your
 first selector. It's always relative, because you might have hundreds
 of a. Then you should first filter most out specifying a container,
 and then do the straight filter.
 Each part of the selector requires jQuery to check each matcheded
 element in the collection.

 I might be wrong, hope not.

 Cheers
 Ariel Flesler

 On 6 mar, 07:32, h0tzen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  // store selector-results in variables and reuse
  $sel = $('.foo-class')

  $sel.click
  $sel.find('.bar')
  $sel.somePlugin
  

  // specify selectors as hard as possible
  $('body  div.foo  div.bar  a.foobar')
  is more specific and significantly faster than
  $('a.foobar')

  // use the scope
  $('div.foobar').click(function() {
    // using this as scope to start searching for .bar
     $('.bar', this).each( ... )
     or
     $(this).find('.bar').each( ... )

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[jQuery] Re: IE8

2008-03-06 Thread ajpiano


anyone else getting errors at line 2666 of jQuery during ajax requests
in IE8?

xml.open(s.type, s.url, s.async, s.username, s.password);

the debugger says, Breaking on JScript runtime error - Permission
denied

--adam

On Mar 6, 9:40 am, timothytoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hehe. I _really_ hope the JScript gets faster in upcoming releases. It
 seems as if their DOM stuff got faster but I haven't checked.

 On Mar 6, 12:47 am, Michael Stuhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  timothytoe schrieb: One thing I noticed is that the JavaScript is still 
  painfully slow,
   but perhaps there is a lot of debug stuff in there slowing it down.

   What takes 7 seconds in Safari and 8 in Firefox 3b3 takes 25 seconds
   in IE8! (28 seconds in IE6).

  That's ~11% better in ~8 years
  Not too bad. :-)

  micha

[jQuery] [Srollable HTML Table] Using this plugin, can someone recommend how to get it to also scroll horizontally?

2008-03-06 Thread rickcr



I'm using the jquery scrollable table plugin found here 
http://www.webtoolkit.info/scrollable-html-table-plugin-for-jquery.html
http://www.webtoolkit.info/scrollable-html-table-plugin-for-jquery.html  (if
someone knows a better one to use, I'll try that as well. The above really
isn't a jquery plugin, it just proxies a call to the base js.) The js works
fine for scrolling vertically, but I'd also like it scroll horizontally if I
set all the columns to no-wrap and it's too large for the area. Before I
start mucking around trying to figure out what I need to change, has anyone
modified the code to let it scroll horizontally? (I didn't see a link on the
site to add comments or ask questions, so I'm asking here.) There isn't a
lot to the js, so I'm posting it below if anyone knows what I need to
change. Thanks.

code
function ScrollableTable (tableEl, tableHeight, tableWidth) {

this.initIEengine = function () {

this.containerEl.style.overflowY = 'auto';
if (this.tableEl.parentElement.clientHeight - 
this.tableEl.offsetHeight 
0) {
this.tableEl.style.width = this.newWidth - 
this.scrollWidth +'px';
} else {
this.containerEl.style.overflowY = 'hidden';
this.tableEl.style.width = this.newWidth +'px';
}

if (this.thead) {
var trs = this.thead.getElementsByTagName('tr');
for (x=0; xtrs.length; x++) {
trs[x].style.position ='relative';
trs[x].style.setExpression(top, 
this.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.scrollTop + 'px');
}
}

if (this.tfoot) {
var trs = this.tfoot.getElementsByTagName('tr');
for (x=0; xtrs.length; x++) {
trs[x].style.position ='relative';
trs[x].style.setExpression(bottom, 
(this.parentElement.parentElement.offsetHeight -
this.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.clientHeight -
this.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.scrollTop) + 'px');
}
}

eval(window.attachEvent('onresize', function () {
document.getElementById(' + this.tableEl.id + ').style.visibility =
'hidden'; document.getElementById(' + this.tableEl.id +
').style.visibility = 'visible'; } ));
};


this.initFFengine = function () {
this.containerEl.style.overflow = 'hidden';
this.tableEl.style.width = this.newWidth + 'px';

var headHeight = (this.thead) ? this.thead.clientHeight : 0;
var footHeight = (this.tfoot) ? this.tfoot.clientHeight : 0;
var bodyHeight = this.tbody.clientHeight;
var trs = this.tbody.getElementsByTagName('tr');
if (bodyHeight = (this.newHeight - (headHeight + footHeight))) 
{
this.tbody.style.overflow = '-moz-scrollbars-vertical';
for (x=0; xtrs.length; x++) {
var tds = trs[x].getElementsByTagName('td');
tds[tds.length-1].style.paddingRight += 
this.scrollWidth + 'px';
}
} else {
this.tbody.style.overflow = '-moz-scrollbars-none';
}

var cellSpacing = (this.tableEl.offsetHeight - 
(this.tbody.clientHeight +
headHeight + footHeight)) / 4;
this.tbody.style.height = (this.newHeight - (headHeight + 
cellSpacing * 2)
- (footHeight + cellSpacing * 2)) + 'px';

};

this.tableEl = tableEl;
this.scrollWidth = 16;

this.originalHeight = this.tableEl.clientHeight;
this.originalWidth = this.tableEl.clientWidth;

this.newHeight = parseInt(tableHeight);
this.newWidth = tableWidth ? parseInt(tableWidth) : this.originalWidth;

this.tableEl.style.height = 'auto';
this.tableEl.removeAttribute('height');

this.containerEl =
this.tableEl.parentNode.insertBefore(document.createElement('div'),
this.tableEl);
this.containerEl.appendChild(this.tableEl);
this.containerEl.style.height = this.newHeight + 'px';
this.containerEl.style.width = this.newWidth + 'px';


var thead = this.tableEl.getElementsByTagName('thead');
this.thead = (thead[0]) ? thead[0] : null;

var tfoot = this.tableEl.getElementsByTagName('tfoot');
this.tfoot = (tfoot[0]) ? tfoot[0] : null;

var tbody = this.tableEl.getElementsByTagName('tbody');
this.tbody = (tbody[0]) ? tbody[0] : null;

if (!this.tbody) return;

if (document.all  document.getElementById  !window.opera)
this.initIEengine();
if (!document.all  document.getElementById

[jQuery] neewbe help, Bassistance Validation Plugin

2008-03-06 Thread Alexsandro_xpt


Hello all,

It's my second time I post here, I hope help me.

My problem is about Bassistance Validation Plugin.
I wish use a ballon to show the error message for each onfocus input
elements.
But I can't manipulate onfocusin event.

Someone can help?

I do some thing here. see: blog.alexsandro.com.br/aa.htm



[]
Alexsandro

[jQuery] Re: Superfish Menu - IE6 not displaying dropdown correctly.

2008-03-06 Thread Jen Mostert

Ok, I've narrowed the issue down to a JavaScript memory leak. A memory leak
makes sense because of the sporadic behavior of the menu. I found the memory
leak using the tool available at this link:
http://blogs.msdn.com/gpde/pages/javascript-memory-leak-detector.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/gpde/pages/javascript-memory-leak-detector.aspx . See
the image below to see the leaks found in the menu. Any help fixing this
issue would be greatly appreciated.

http://www.nabble.com/file/p15874557/MenuMemoryLeaks.jpg

Thanks!
Jen

Jen Mostert wrote:

Hi Joel,

Thank you for the quick reply. I just checked and I'm still getting the
same issue this morning.
I'm fairly new to jQuery and Superfish (was just assigned to this project
last month) so I'm not familiar enough with the current code to identify
where I should start to debug the problem. Hopefully someone on the list
will see the same issue and can point me in the right direction.

As for the animation issue, I looked at the page in our testing lab on an
IE7 machine and saw that it flickered and was anything but smooth. I know
I saw a post on here about flickering menus in IE7. I can take a look at
that. Do you have any other suggestions in regards to the animation issue
in IE6?

Thanks again for your help. I read a lot of your posts yesterday, and was
amazed at how much time you devote to helping people.

Jen

Joel Birch wrote:

Hello Jen,

Thanks for providing descriptive steps to follow to reproduce the
problem. However, I'm sorry, but I can't seem to successfully
reproduce the behaviour you describe in IE6, and I've spent some time
attempting to do so. The only issue I can see is unrelated to what you
describe - the animation is not really working smoothly. Maybe you
have solved the issue you reported since posting it? Or maybe someone
else on this list can confirm what you describe and can shed some
light on it? I wish I could be more helpful :/

Joel Birch.

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[jQuery] Embed youtube using jmedia

2008-03-06 Thread retrodans


I have been trying desperately to use jMedia to embed youtube videos
onto my site, but everytime it doesn't replace the code.  But if I put
in a normal video, it works fine.  Does anyone now how to accomplish
this?

JAVASCRIPT

script type=text/javascript
$(document).ready(function(){
  $(#flash_test).jmedia(
{version:7},
{src:http://www.youtube.com/v/hbr6wMiL83Y;,
width:425,
height:350
});
});
/script




HTML
-
div id=flash_testFlash Test/div

[jQuery] Lightbox v0.4 Button Placement

2008-03-06 Thread rsmolkin


Hi All,

Does anyone know how to move the buttons in the JQuery Lightbox v0.4
(http://leandrovieira.com/projects/jquery/lightbox/)?

I would like to have the Close button in the top right corner, the
next button in the bottom right corner and the previous button in the
bottom left corner.

Thanks,
-Roman

[jQuery] Re: Sortables and radio buttons issue

2008-03-06 Thread Jamie


Well, it seems to be that ANY time you have an input tag inside of a
draggable DIV the state is lost.  These radio buttons are not in a
form.  They are only used to adding a class to the DIV.  Here is the
most simplified form of the problem.  
http://www.reepfamily.com/jquery/test.html.
Select one of the radio buttons and then drag/drop it.  I've tried all
sorts of hackish ways to fix it and none seem to work.  Here is the
latest attempt:
$(document).ready(function(){
$(input).click(function(){
var myName = 
$(this).attr('name');
$([EMAIL 
PROTECTED]'+myName
+']).removeAttr('checked').removeClass('set');
$(this).addClass('set');

$(.set).attr('checked','checked');

});

$(#objective_sortable_list).sortable({stop: function() {

$(.set).attr('checked','checked');
}
});
});

My thinking was since its getting lost, maybe I can set a class and
then when the drag is stopped I can reapply the checked attribute.
Didn't work.  I'm getting pretty frustrated at this point.  Ideas?

[jQuery] ajax/jquery

2008-03-06 Thread raj-gorsia


Hey guys,

Basically, i just wanted some advise on a project that i am working on
for a big client of mine.
Ive got a folder full of notes regards to accessibilty and how to make
the website fully compliant.
The problem is, that we decided to use ajax/jQuery to provide alot of
the functionality on the website, but i am still searching around if
ajax would be the way forward if the client is wanting a 100%
accessible website.

Nothing from me has been coded yet, and its just ideas that i am
researching on at the moment, which ajax was mentioned.

My question is that, is there a backup plan if i did code the website
using ajax using jquery but if js was disabled then how would it
function. i.e. rather then the ajax call passing data into a div, the
page would reload and take the action it needs to.

Hope that makes sense and any advise/tips and tricks would be
greatful.

Thanks

Raj

[jQuery] IE7 problem

2008-03-06 Thread regua


Hi there, I'm regua.

I've written a plugin for the WordPress blogging platform that uses
Ajax to post comments (and display them after posting) + does a simple
validation, and it's based on jQuery.

It works well in all major browser, except Internet Explorer 7 (not
sure about IE6). I'm running a Linux so it's impossible for me to test
it (I've tried emulating IE7, but the plugin surprisingly works on the
emulated browser...), and so I'm asking you if I'd made any mistakes
in my code. Here it is:


jQuery(document).ready(function(){

jQuery.noConflict();

jQuery('#commentform').after('div id=error/div');
jQuery('#submit').after('img src=wp-content/plugins/ajax-comment-
posting/loading.gif id=loading alt=Loading... /');
jQuery('#loading').hide();
var form = jQuery('#commentform');
var err = jQuery('#error');

form.submit(function() {

  if(form.find('#author')[0]) {
  if(form.find('#author').val() == '') {
   err.html('span class=errorPlease enter your 
name./span');
   return false;
   } // end if
if(form.find('#email').val() == '') {
err.html('span class=errorPlease enter your email 
address./
span');
return false;
} // end if
var filter  = 
/^([a-zA-Z0-9_\.\-])+\@(([a-zA-Z0-9\-])+\.)+([a-zA-
Z0-9]{2,4})+$/;
if(!filter.test(form.find('#email').val())) {
err.html('span class=error id=errdPlease enter a 
valid email
address./span');
return false;
} // end if
} // end if

if(form.find('#comment').val() == '') {
err.html('span class=errorPlease enter your 
comment./span');
return false;
} // end if

jQuery(this).ajaxSubmit({

beforeSubmit: function() {
jQuery('#loading').show();
jQuery('#submit').attr('disabled','disabled');
}, // end beforeSubmit

error: function(request){
err.empty();
if 
(request.responseText.search(/titleWordPress rsaquo; Error\/
title/) != -1) {
var data = 
request.responseText.match(/p(.*)\/p/);
err.html('span class=error'+ 
data[1] +'/span');
} else {
var data = request.responseText;
err.html('span class=error'+ 
data[1] +'/span');
}
jQuery('#loading').hide();
jQuery('#submit').removeAttr(disabled);
return false;
}, // end error()

success: function(data) {
try {
var response = jQuery(data);
if (response.find('.commentlist')[0]) {
if 
(jQuery(document).find('.commentlist')[0]) {

jQuery('.commentlist').html(response.find('.commentlist'));
} else {

jQuery('#respond').before(response.find('.commentlist'));
} // end if
if 
(jQuery(document).find('#comments')[0]) {

jQuery('#comments').html(response.find('#comments'));
} else {

jQuery('.commentlist').before(response.find('#comments'));
} // end if
err.empty();
   form.remove();
   jQuery('#respond').hide();
err.html('span 
class=successYour comment has been added./
span');

jQuery('#submit').removeAttr(disabled);
 jQuery('#loading').hide();
} // end if

} catch (e) {
jQuery('#loading').hide();
jQuery('#submit').removeAttr(disabled);
 alert('An error does not become truth by reason of
multiplied propagation, nor does truth become error because nobody
sees it.\n\tMahatma Gandhi\n\n'+e);
} // end try

} // end success()

}); // end ajaxSubmit()

[jQuery] Re: IE8

2008-03-06 Thread timothytoe


I'm doing a $.get() in IE8 without trouble, but I've only tried
locally (local Apache, PHP on Windows XP).

On Mar 6, 7:35 am, ajpiano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 anyone else getting errors at line 2666 of jQuery during ajax requests
 in IE8?

 xml.open(s.type, s.url, s.async, s.username, s.password);

 the debugger says, Breaking on JScript runtime error - Permission
 denied

 --adam

 On Mar 6, 9:40 am, timothytoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Hehe. I _really_ hope the JScript gets faster in upcoming releases. It
  seems as if their DOM stuff got faster but I haven't checked.

  On Mar 6, 12:47 am, Michael Stuhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   timothytoe schrieb: One thing I noticed is that the JavaScript is still 
   painfully slow,
but perhaps there is a lot of debug stuff in there slowing it down.

What takes 7 seconds in Safari and 8 in Firefox 3b3 takes 25 seconds
in IE8! (28 seconds in IE6).

   That's ~11% better in ~8 years
   Not too bad. :-)

   micha

[jQuery] skipping over some th while using tableSorter plugin

2008-03-06 Thread Bhaarat Sharma


Hello

I have a table like this

http://i32.tinypic.com/287oolg.jpg

from the pic...3, 4 and 5 are all th but all have columns underneath
them, and the underneath columns are the ones that need sorting.

If i use tableSorter plugin then it is adding sorting capability to
all th tags.  Is there any way to 'skip' certain th tags??

This is the code that i am using for table sorter.
$(#myTable).tablesorter({

cssAsc: 'headerSortUp1',
cssDesc: 'headerSortDown1',
cssHeader: 'header',
widgets: ['zebra'],

sortList: [[0,0]],
headers: {
1:  {
sorter:'nums'
},
3:  {
sorter:'nums'
},
5:  {
sorter:'nums'
},
6:  {
sorter:'nums'
},

8:  {
sorter:'nums'
},
10:  {
sorter:'nums'
},

12:  {
sorter:'nums'
}

}

and code for my table is as follows
table
  captionTable title/caption
  thead
tr
  th rowspan=31/th
  th rowspan=32/th
  th colspan=23/th
  th colspan=74/th
  th colspan=45 members/th
/tr
tr
  th rowspan=23a/th
  th rowspan=23b/th
  th rowspan=24a/th
  th colspan=24b/th
  th colspan=44c/th
  th rowspan=25a/th
  th rowspan=25b/th
  th rowspan=25c/th
  th rowspan=25d/th
/tr
tr
  th4ba/th
  th4bb/th
  th4ca/th
  th4cb/th
  th4cc/th
  th4cd/th
/tr
  /thead
  tbody
tr
  td/td
  !--total of 15 td's--
/tr
  /tbody
/table

I'd appreciate any help!

[jQuery] Re: IE8

2008-03-06 Thread timothytoe


Scratch that. During the long calculation I show a chart to keep
people from being bored. It's negligible in FF, but turns out to be a
huge cost in IE (using excanvas). So I'm going to only show it in IE
1/4 as often. Still have to give people something to look at.

On Mar 6, 6:40 am, timothytoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hehe. I _really_ hope the JScript gets faster in upcoming releases. It
 seems as if their DOM stuff got faster but I haven't checked.

 On Mar 6, 12:47 am, Michael Stuhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  timothytoe schrieb: One thing I noticed is that the JavaScript is still 
  painfully slow,
   but perhaps there is a lot of debug stuff in there slowing it down.

   What takes 7 seconds in Safari and 8 in Firefox 3b3 takes 25 seconds
   in IE8! (28 seconds in IE6).

  That's ~11% better in ~8 years
  Not too bad. :-)

  micha

[jQuery] Re: Returning false if $.ajax() experiences an error

2008-03-06 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]


Hi did you try to do it is parallel ?

$(#someId).click(function(){
sendAjaxrequest();
return false;
});


On Mar 6, 1:42 am, AsymF [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 If a link has a click event I can stop that from firing by just
 returning false so that the browser stays on the current page. How
 would I do this when the click event is supposed to send a synchronous
 AJAX call using $.ajax()?

 I only want the click event to return false and stop the link from
 being followed if the AJAX request experiences an error.

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig

2008-03-06 Thread Scott Trudeau

I'm declining to answer the poll since I couldn't decide unless I had some
sense of the training agenda, cost and even date/time.  In the mean time
I'll subscribe to John's blog, buy every book he writes and tell everyone
else to do the same. :)

Scott

On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 11:55 PM, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 The jQuery team is looking to gauge interest in jQuery training
 delivered in a live, online format by jQuery project lead John Resig.

 Nobody knows jQuery better than John and in terms of JavaScript, he's
 considered one of the best in the world. So a training class delivered
 by him would surely help anyone become more proficient in JavaScript and
 jQuery.

 So, if you could take a couple of minutes to participate in the
 following poll, that would be a big help in determining how to proceed:

 http://www.polldaddy.com/poll.aspx?p=388570

 Thanks,

 The jQuery Team




-- 
--
Scott Trudeau
scott.trudeau AT gmail DOT com
http://sstrudeau.com/
AIM: sodthestreets

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig

2008-03-06 Thread Rick Faircloth


Hey, Rey...

Will the events be recorded for later viewing?  I would love the chance
to view them, but usually don't have time to participate live, and if I do,
I so easily forget to participate.

I think it would be especially important to be able to access the files and
code from an archive later, too.

Rick

 -Original Message-
 From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rey 
 Bango
 Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 9:58 AM
 To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
 Subject: [jQuery] [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig
 
 
 For those that missed this email the first time:
 
 The jQuery team is looking to gauge interest in jQuery training
 delivered in a live, online format by jQuery project lead John Resig.
 
 Nobody knows jQuery better than John and in terms of JavaScript, he's
 considered one of the best in the world. So a training class delivered
 by him would surely help anyone become more proficient in JavaScript and
 jQuery.
 
 So, if you could take a couple of minutes to participate in the
 following poll, that would be a big help in determining how to proceed:
 
 http://www.polldaddy.com/poll.aspx?p=388570
 
 Thanks,
 
 The jQuery Team

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig



Scott,

The question was left vague on purpose to be able to determine if 
there's a demand for it or not. So basically, if you were able to 
receive some form of advanced training from John for a fee at some point 
in the future, would you pay to attend?


Rey..

Scott Trudeau wrote:


I'm declining to answer the poll since I couldn't decide unless I had 
some sense of the training agenda, cost and even date/time.  In the mean 
time I'll subscribe to John's blog, buy every book he writes and tell 
everyone else to do the same. :)


Scott

On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 11:55 PM, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



The jQuery team is looking to gauge interest in jQuery training
delivered in a live, online format by jQuery project lead John Resig.

Nobody knows jQuery better than John and in terms of JavaScript, he's
considered one of the best in the world. So a training class delivered
by him would surely help anyone become more proficient in JavaScript and
jQuery.

So, if you could take a couple of minutes to participate in the
following poll, that would be a big help in determining how to proceed:

http://www.polldaddy.com/poll.aspx?p=388570

Thanks,

The jQuery Team




--
--
Scott Trudeau
scott.trudeau AT gmail DOT com
http://sstrudeau.com/
AIM: sodthestreets

[jQuery] Re: Form plugin and attaching extra stuff to query string


  You could also push more info into the data array, using the
  'beforeSubmit' right ?
  Although, is Mike's option is a possibility, that's always cleaner.

You can add extra data in the beforeSubmit handler, or more
conveniently, in the plugin fn:

$('#myForm').ajaxForm({
// use data prop to add extra data
data: { name1: 'value1', name2: 'value2' },
success: function(){ /* whatever */ }
});

[jQuery] Safari strange bug

2008-03-06 Thread markupmark


Just wanted to say that I love this plug in and how it works and I use
it often in my own projects. Anyway the bug is only safari related and
a working example can be seen here www.sutra.hr. In safari i get the
following bug: The first image is duplicated on the whole carousel
gallery although in the source the actual images are really there. Its
really strange and ive never seen it before, nor have a found a
similar case on the internet. Now i must mention that i am not a JS
guru so any help would be very helpfull, because this is just driving
me crazy.

thanks

[jQuery] Xpath and length() doesn't seem to work under IE7?

2008-03-06 Thread Yansky


This isn't a problem as such, just something I'm curious about.

Under IE7 I've found that when I use xpath, the length() method
doesn't seem to work, but size() does.

E.g.

$( '//[EMAIL PROTECTED] indexL2]//a').length(); doesn't seem to work, but $
( '//[EMAIL PROTECTED] indexL2]//a').size(); does.


I was just wondering why that is? Is it something to do with the fact
that the xpath has to be converted to regular DOM getters for IE in
the jquery code?

[jQuery] Issues with Backwards Traversing the DOM

2008-03-06 Thread Joe


So I'm having an issue attempting to traverse back in a li element
to grab the text inside a header tag and insert that text as the
title attribute's value in a link.  The markup will more more sense:


   div id=mainCol
ul
li
h1Header 1/h1
pSome nice text here./p
pa href=url title=Click Here!/a/p
/li
li
h1Header 2/h1
pSome nice text here./p
pa href=url/a/p
/li

   /ul
/div !-- End of Main Column --



$(document).ready(function(){

// Add title to each link in the main content column's unordered list
for each list element by using the h1 tag's text.

$('#mainCol ul li a').each(function(){
// Grab the header text of this link's header parent
$(this).parents().size());
});


}); // End of ready function.


Clearly this script won't execute what I need, but the size is 0 and I
can't seem to traverse up the DOM to grab the h1 tag's text with
combinations using parent, parents, siblings, etc..  Any suggestions?

[jQuery] Re: Sortables and radio buttons issue

2008-03-06 Thread Jamie


Actually, I figured out the issue.  I needed to put the radio buttons
inside of a form tag and that fixed it.  Thanks for the help!

[jQuery] Re: $().load( ) issue: url has no properties

2008-03-06 Thread Josh Nathanson



Alexandre, this happened to me a couple of days ago.  Turns out I was trying 
to send an object to the load method, but you have to send separate 
arguments.


In other words, you can't do this:
$().load({ url: myurl, data: { stuff: junk }, function() { alert(' hey! 
'); } });


You have to do this:
$().load(myurl, {data: here}, function () { //whatnot } );

Only the baseline ajax and ajaxSetup functions take an object as an 
argument.


-- Josh


- Original Message - 
From: Alexandre Plennevaux [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To: Jquery-en jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 6:28 AM
Subject: [jQuery] $().load( ) issue: url has no properties




Anyone knows what this error message means ?

url has no properties  pointing to jquery.js line 2401, which is
the $().load() ajax call definition. (and specifically: that line:
var off = url.indexOf( );  )

i don't understand the error because i'm providing an URL and  it
works correctly out of the ajax call. In fact that function was
working before i made some severe changes elsewhere in the code.

Any hint  / directions where to look for errors ?


Thank you,
--
Alexandre Plennevaux
LAb[au]

http://www.lab-au.com

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig



Hi Rick,

At the moment all we're trying to determine is if there's an interest. 
If there is, then we'll flesh out the logistics later.


Rey...

Rick Faircloth wrote:

Hey, Rey...

Will the events be recorded for later viewing?  I would love the chance
to view them, but usually don't have time to participate live, and if I do,
I so easily forget to participate.

I think it would be especially important to be able to access the files and
code from an archive later, too.

Rick


-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rey 
Bango
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 9:58 AM
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig


For those that missed this email the first time:

The jQuery team is looking to gauge interest in jQuery training
delivered in a live, online format by jQuery project lead John Resig.

Nobody knows jQuery better than John and in terms of JavaScript, he's
considered one of the best in the world. So a training class delivered
by him would surely help anyone become more proficient in JavaScript and
jQuery.

So, if you could take a couple of minutes to participate in the
following poll, that would be a big help in determining how to proceed:

http://www.polldaddy.com/poll.aspx?p=388570

Thanks,

The jQuery Team

[jQuery] Re: skipping over some th while using tableSorter plugin

2008-03-06 Thread Bhaarat Sharma

I was able to skip headers by doing
headers: {
1:  {
sorter: false
},

but seems like that sorting isnt working on 4bb (from the image in
above post).  Is there somthing special that needs to be done if a
column has 2 columns in it?

Thanks!

On Mar 6, 11:04 am, Bhaarat Sharma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hello

 I have a table like this

 http://i32.tinypic.com/287oolg.jpg

 from the pic...3, 4 and 5 are all th but all have columns underneath
 them, and the underneath columns are the ones that need sorting.

 If i use tableSorter plugin then it is adding sorting capability to
 all th tags.  Is there any way to 'skip' certain th tags??

 This is the code that i am using for table sorter.
                         $(#myTable).tablesorter({

                             cssAsc: 'headerSortUp1',
                             cssDesc: 'headerSortDown1',
                             cssHeader: 'header',
                             widgets: ['zebra'],

                             sortList: [[0,0]],
                             headers: {
                                 1:  {
                                         sorter:'nums'
                                     },
                                 3:  {
                                         sorter:'nums'
                                     },
                                 5:  {
                                         sorter:'nums'
                                     },
                                 6:  {
                                         sorter:'nums'
                                     },

                                 8:  {
                                         sorter:'nums'
                                     },
                                 10:  {
                                         sorter:'nums'
                                     },

                                 12:  {
                                         sorter:'nums'
                                     }

                             }

 and code for my table is as follows
 table
   captionTable title/caption
   thead
     tr
       th rowspan=31/th
       th rowspan=32/th
       th colspan=23/th
       th colspan=74/th
       th colspan=45 members/th
     /tr
     tr
       th rowspan=23a/th
       th rowspan=23b/th
       th rowspan=24a/th
       th colspan=24b/th
       th colspan=44c/th
       th rowspan=25a/th
       th rowspan=25b/th
       th rowspan=25c/th
       th rowspan=25d/th
     /tr
     tr
       th4ba/th
       th4bb/th
       th4ca/th
       th4cb/th
       th4cc/th
       th4cd/th
     /tr
   /thead
   tbody
     tr
       td/td
       !--total of 15 td's--
     /tr
   /tbody
 /table

 I'd appreciate any help!

[jQuery] treeview - weird refresh onload

2008-03-06 Thread -paul


hey guys.
i am trying to use tree view on a test/stage site
http://63.144.103.199/industrial/enclosures/wallmount/index.cfm

i am using coldfusion with cfif statements to open close tree
branches.
my problem so far is that i get a weird refresh thing going on where
it expands entire tree with no style.
with bkg repeat.
then once loaded it looks fine.
it is sporadic, and i don't know what to look into...

the nav is being called by a cfinclude.
not sure if there is a better way to do this.
i wanted to do a accordion nav, but i am going to have like 5 levels
deep, once i flush this out...

btw we are heiring another web guy, if your in ohio..

[jQuery] Re: IE8

2008-03-06 Thread ajpiano


turns out that error is symptomatic of a remote get... i thought was
doing a local one as well, but i was at http://ipaddress/ instead of
http://hostname/

--adam

On Mar 6, 11:17 am, timothytoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I'm doing a $.get() in IE8 without trouble, but I've only tried
 locally (local Apache, PHP on Windows XP).

 On Mar 6, 7:35 am, ajpiano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  anyone else getting errors at line 2666 of jQuery during ajax requests
  in IE8?

  xml.open(s.type, s.url, s.async, s.username, s.password);

  the debugger says, Breaking on JScript runtime error - Permission
  denied

  --adam

  On Mar 6, 9:40 am, timothytoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hehe. I _really_ hope the JScript gets faster in upcoming releases. It
   seems as if their DOM stuff got faster but I haven't checked.

   On Mar 6, 12:47 am, Michael Stuhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

timothytoe schrieb: One thing I noticed is that the JavaScript is 
still painfully slow,
 but perhaps there is a lot of debug stuff in there slowing it down.

 What takes 7 seconds in Safari and 8 in Firefox 3b3 takes 25 seconds
 in IE8! (28 seconds in IE6).

That's ~11% better in ~8 years
Not too bad. :-)

micha

[jQuery] bind/click/blur/focus method?

2008-03-06 Thread mederOmuraliev


Hey all.

I have an input element used for search.. eg input id=foo
name=foo value= type=text

When the dom is loaded, I'm changing the value of this input to
'Search keyword..' and I've added an event handler for the 'focus'
event, so that the value of the input changes to blank if you focus on
it. I've tried adding a second function hoping to change the value
back to 'Search keyword..' if you click anywhere else (so the focus is
no longer on the input). The code below however isn't doing that for
me.

$(document).ready(function() {

$('input#foo').value('search keyword...');

$('input#foo').focus(function() {
$(this).val('');
}, function() {
$(this).val('Search keyword..');
});

});

Should I be using a different method? Bind perhaps? I've tried click
and get the same results as focus.

[jQuery] Embed youTube video using jMedia plugin

2008-03-06 Thread retrodans


Sorry if I posted this earlier, but ,y ocmputer crashed on post, and I
could not find the posted message.

I am trying to use the jMedia plugin to embed a youtube video on my
page, but when I try, it doesn't do the replace (although if I use a
normal swf, it works fine).  Has anyone done this before that can
help?





HTML
-
div id=flash_testyou need to get flash or enable javascript/div





JAVASCRIPT

$(document).ready(function(){
  $(#flash_test).jmedia(
{version:8,0},
{src:http://www.youtube.com/v/hbr6wMiL83Y;,
width:352,
height:288
});
});

[jQuery] Group selectors and apply one filter.

2008-03-06 Thread apramanik


Hi all,

I'm new to JQuery and want to do the following:

Given the following html:

div id=parent
 div/div
 div/div
 div/div
 div/div
 span/span
 a/a
/div

I want to select the last 'div' or 'span' child of div using the
':last' filter. Is this possible?

Something like: $( '#parent ).children( '( div, span ):last' )

$( '#parent ).children( 'div:last, span:last' ) doesn't work and
returns the last div.

Thanks!

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig

2008-03-06 Thread Chris Jordan



+1 for I'd attend (and I answered the poll in the same way). I would 
like to know that for my fee, I could be given access to a recording of 
the session for my later review and study. I realize you guys aren't to 
that point yet, but if I pay, and perhaps I'm not able to attend (which 
could be likely unless it was held on a weekend) or even if I do attend, 
but then want to study what was discussed later, I'd like to be able to 
review the entire class.


IMO this is a great idea.

Chris

Rey Bango wrote:


Scott,

The question was left vague on purpose to be able to determine if 
there's a demand for it or not. So basically, if you were able to 
receive some form of advanced training from John for a fee at some 
point in the future, would you pay to attend?


Rey..

Scott Trudeau wrote:


I'm declining to answer the poll since I couldn't decide unless I had 
some sense of the training agenda, cost and even date/time.  In the 
mean time I'll subscribe to John's blog, buy every book he writes and 
tell everyone else to do the same. :)


Scott

On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 11:55 PM, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



The jQuery team is looking to gauge interest in jQuery training
delivered in a live, online format by jQuery project lead John 
Resig.


Nobody knows jQuery better than John and in terms of JavaScript, 
he's
considered one of the best in the world. So a training class 
delivered
by him would surely help anyone become more proficient in 
JavaScript and

jQuery.

So, if you could take a couple of minutes to participate in the
following poll, that would be a big help in determining how to 
proceed:


http://www.polldaddy.com/poll.aspx?p=388570

Thanks,

The jQuery Team




--
--
Scott Trudeau
scott.trudeau AT gmail DOT com
http://sstrudeau.com/
AIM: sodthestreets




--
--
http://cjordan.us

[jQuery] Re: $().load( ) issue: url has no properties

2008-03-06 Thread Alexandre Plennevaux


hi thanks! but i found the bug to be actually elsewhere in my rubbish code :)

On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 6:30 PM, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Alexandre, this happened to me a couple of days ago.  Turns out I was trying
  to send an object to the load method, but you have to send separate
  arguments.

  In other words, you can't do this:
  $().load({ url: myurl, data: { stuff: junk }, function() { alert(' hey!
  '); } });

  You have to do this:
  $().load(myurl, {data: here}, function () { //whatnot } );

  Only the baseline ajax and ajaxSetup functions take an object as an
  argument.

  -- Josh




  - Original Message -
  From: Alexandre Plennevaux [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: Jquery-en jquery-en@googlegroups.com
  Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 6:28 AM
  Subject: [jQuery] $().load( ) issue: url has no properties


  
   Anyone knows what this error message means ?
  
   url has no properties  pointing to jquery.js line 2401, which is
   the $().load() ajax call definition. (and specifically: that line:
   var off = url.indexOf( );  )
  
   i don't understand the error because i'm providing an URL and  it
   works correctly out of the ajax call. In fact that function was
   working before i made some severe changes elsewhere in the code.
  
   Any hint  / directions where to look for errors ?
  
  
   Thank you,
   --
   Alexandre Plennevaux
   LAb[au]
  
   http://www.lab-au.com





-- 
Alexandre Plennevaux
LAb[au]

http://www.lab-au.com

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig

2008-03-06 Thread Aaron Heimlich

Count me in as interested

On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 10:55 PM, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 The jQuery team is looking to gauge interest in jQuery training
 delivered in a live, online format by jQuery project lead John Resig.

 Nobody knows jQuery better than John and in terms of JavaScript, he's
 considered one of the best in the world. So a training class delivered
 by him would surely help anyone become more proficient in JavaScript and
 jQuery.

 So, if you could take a couple of minutes to participate in the
 following poll, that would be a big help in determining how to proceed:

 http://www.polldaddy.com/poll.aspx?p=388570

 Thanks,

 The jQuery Team




-- 
Aaron Heimlich
Web Developer
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://aheimlich.freepgs.com

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig

2008-03-06 Thread Chris Jordan



I know my blog isn't of much note, but consider this subject blogged!

http://cjordan.us/index.cfm/2008/3/6/John-Resig-to-Give-Online-jQueryJavaScript-Training

Chris

Rey Bango wrote:


The jQuery team is looking to gauge interest in jQuery training 
delivered in a live, online format by jQuery project lead John Resig.


Nobody knows jQuery better than John and in terms of JavaScript, he's 
considered one of the best in the world. So a training class delivered 
by him would surely help anyone become more proficient in JavaScript 
and jQuery.


So, if you could take a couple of minutes to participate in the 
following poll, that would be a big help in determining how to proceed:


http://www.polldaddy.com/poll.aspx?p=388570

Thanks,

The jQuery Team



--
--
http://cjordan.us

[jQuery] Re: Xpath and length() doesn't seem to work under IE7?

2008-03-06 Thread Danny


Isn't length a property, not a function (use $(...).length, not $
(...).length() )

On Mar 6, 10:12 am, Yansky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 This isn't a problem as such, just something I'm curious about.

 Under IE7 I've found that when I use xpath, the length() method
 doesn't seem to work, but size() does.

 E.g.

 $( '//[EMAIL PROTECTED] indexL2]//a').length(); doesn't seem to work, but $
 ( '//[EMAIL PROTECTED] indexL2]//a').size(); does.

 I was just wondering why that is? Is it something to do with the fact
 that the xpath has to be converted to regular DOM getters for IE in
 the jquery code?

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig

2008-03-06 Thread Andy Matthews

I'd be interested as well. Probably myself and several of my coworkers. 

-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Chris Jordan
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 11:47 AM
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig

I know my blog isn't of much note, but consider this subject blogged!

http://cjordan.us/index.cfm/2008/3/6/John-Resig-to-Give-Online-jQueryJavaScr
ipt-Training

Chris

Rey Bango wrote:

 The jQuery team is looking to gauge interest in jQuery training 
 delivered in a live, online format by jQuery project lead John Resig.

 Nobody knows jQuery better than John and in terms of JavaScript, he's 
 considered one of the best in the world. So a training class delivered 
 by him would surely help anyone become more proficient in JavaScript 
 and jQuery.

 So, if you could take a couple of minutes to participate in the 
 following poll, that would be a big help in determining how to proceed:

 http://www.polldaddy.com/poll.aspx?p=388570

 Thanks,

 The jQuery Team

--
--
http://cjordan.us

[jQuery] Re: Group selectors and apply one filter.


$('#parent').find('span,div').filter(':last');

or

$('#parent').find('span,div').slice(-1);

Ariel Flesler

On 6 mar, 14:37, apramanik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi all,

 I'm new to JQuery and want to do the following:

 Given the following html:

 div id=parent
  div/div
  div/div
  div/div
  div/div
  span/span
  a/a
 /div

 I want to select the last 'div' or 'span' child of div using the
 ':last' filter. Is this possible?

 Something like: $( '#parent ).children( '( div, span ):last' )

 $( '#parent ).children( 'div:last, span:last' ) doesn't work and
 returns the last div.

 Thanks!

[jQuery] global functions

2008-03-06 Thread John Herr


Hi,

Love jQuery!

I have two functions nested within $(document).ready() statements.
One is an inline script, one is in a library.

How do I make one function global to the other?

Thanks,
John

[jQuery] Bassistence Validation Help

2008-03-06 Thread Alexsandro_xpt


How can I manipute focusInvalid events?

[jQuery] re[jQuery] move nbsp?

2008-03-06 Thread theshawn



I have some HTML being generated by a JSP tag (no control of tag) - it
generates two consecutive non-breaking-spaces inside of a TD, and before a
DIV. This is causing a layout issue, I'd like to traverse and delete the
NBSPs - I can't seem to figure this out so far since they are text
element...any ideas?

Thanks!
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[jQuery] .serialize() not working on DOM form

2008-03-06 Thread jayturley


Hi-

I am using google maps, and I have a form I am creating on the fly as
follows:

var inputForm =  document.createElement('form');
inputForm.setAttribute('id','new_property');
inputForm.setAttribute('action','');
inputForm.onsubmit = function() {storeNewProperty(); return
false;};
inputForm.innerHTML = 'label for=new_nameName/label'
+ 'input type=text id=new_name style=width:100%;font-
size:10pt; /'
+ 'input type=submit value=Save /'

map.openInfoWindow(latlng,inputForm);

However, once the form has been created, I am attempting to get the
data from it prior to performing an Ajax call. What I find very
problematic is that while the lines below work:

var currName = jQuery('#new_name).attr('value');
var formID = jQuery('#new_property').attr('id');

indicating that the form and its inputs can be found, the lines below
do NOT work:

var formString = jQuery(#new_property).serialize();
var formString = jQuery(#new_property:input).serialize();

Am I just using the wrong syntax? Or is this a known problem? I'm not
really wanted to serialize all my forms by hand, and no, I don't want
to use the form plugin at the moment. I really just want to know why I
can't get serialize() to work

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig

2008-03-06 Thread Paul Ihrig

i would defiantly be interested.
btw, just joined the list.
posted twice from google site but it hasn't come through?
is it faster through email, or is it moderated.
thanks
-paul

[jQuery] Re: bind/click/blur/focus method?

2008-03-06 Thread mederOmuraliev


D'oh! Found the answer @
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/491b63a04680ba50/c564d60307f13e1e?lnk=gstq=unfocus#c564d60307f13e1e

The solution was to not provide 2 functions, but rather setup a blur
method on the element if anyone else runs into this.

On Mar 6, 12:01 pm, mederOmuraliev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hey all.

 I have an input element used for search.. eg input id=foo
 name=foo value= type=text

 When the dom is loaded, I'm changing the value of this input to
 'Search keyword..' and I've added an event handler for the 'focus'
 event, so that the value of the input changes to blank if you focus on
 it. I've tried adding a second function hoping to change the value
 back to 'Search keyword..' if you click anywhere else (so the focus is
 no longer on the input). The code below however isn't doing that for
 me.

 $(document).ready(function() {

 $('input#foo').value('search keyword...');

 $('input#foo').focus(function() {
 $(this).val('');
 }, function() {
 $(this).val('Search keyword..');
 });

 });

 Should I be using a different method? Bind perhaps? I've tried click
 and get the same results as focus.

[jQuery] Re: Group selectors and apply one filter.

2008-03-06 Thread apramanik


So my thinking was that, to use a different example,

$( '#parent' ).children( 'span:last' )

would be faster then

$( '#parent' ).children( 'span' ).filter( ':last' )

The latter would traverse the children and create an array of span
elements, then apply the filter.

The former would just iterate over the children and find the last
'span' element.

Anyways, I'll just browse through the source to figure out what it's
actually doing. Thanks for your help!

On Mar 6, 10:34 am, Ariel Flesler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 $('#parent').find('span,div').filter(':last');

 or

 $('#parent').find('span,div').slice(-1);

 Ariel Flesler

 On 6 mar, 14:37, apramanik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Hi all,

  I'm new to JQuery and want to do the following:

  Given the following html:

  div id=parent
   div/div
   div/div
   div/div
   div/div
   span/span
   a/a
  /div

  I want to select the last 'div' or 'span' child of div using the
  ':last' filter. Is this possible?

  Something like: $( '#parent ).children( '( div, span ):last' )

  $( '#parent ).children( 'div:last, span:last' ) doesn't work and
  returns the last div.

  Thanks!

[jQuery] Re: Xpath and length() doesn't seem to work under IE7?

2008-03-06 Thread Yansky


Ah yes you're right. I got confused by the api page because it has ()
after length. http://remysharp.com/jquery-api/length

On Mar 7, 4:59 am, Danny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Isn't length a property, not a function (use $(...).length, not $
 (...).length() )

 On Mar 6, 10:12 am, Yansky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  This isn't a problem as such, just something I'm curious about.

  Under IE7 I've found that when I use xpath, the length() method
  doesn't seem to work, but size() does.

  E.g.

  $( '//[EMAIL PROTECTED] indexL2]//a').length(); doesn't seem to work, but 
  $
  ( '//[EMAIL PROTECTED] indexL2]//a').size(); does.

  I was just wondering why that is? Is it something to do with the fact
  that the xpath has to be converted to regular DOM getters for IE in
  the jquery code?

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig

2008-03-06 Thread Leanan


Hmm, interesting indeed.  I said I'm interested but whether or not I
would do it depends on most of the things mentioned above:

cost
time
ability to get recordings

The last one is especially important to me, as I have an infant and as
anyone with kids can attest, trying to get something done at this
stage in the game is a crap shoot.

[jQuery] Re: Vertically aligning a div

2008-03-06 Thread TheOriginalH


You sir are a star! I've trimmed the code so it applies only
vertically and it's working well except when the viewport is taken
lower than 550px in height.

Again, trying to get my head around syntax here. I'm sure it's simply
a case of stopping the behaviour if $(window) is equal to or less than
the object, but not sure how to achieve that.




On Mar 6, 2:55 am, Hamish Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 My solution from:

 http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-ui/browse_thread/thread/35a33d1...

 and in action atwww.deft.co.nz

 $(document).ready(function() {
 jQuery.fn.centerScreen = function(loaded) {
 var obj = this;
 if(!loaded) {
 obj.css('top', $(window).height()/2-
 this.height()/2);
 obj.css('left', $(window).width()/2-
 this.width()/2);
 $(window).resize(function()
 { obj.centerScreen(!loaded); });
 } else {
 obj.stop();
 obj.animate({ top: $(window).height()/2-
 this.height()/2, left: $
 (window).width()/2-this.width()/2}, 200, 'linear');
 }
 }

 });

 Now you can apply centreScreen to divs that have layout [eg $
 ('#page').centreScreen()]. On document.ready it will centre the
 element, then on window.resize it will move (linear animation) the
 div
 to the new centre. Seems to work nicely in IE7 and FF2. There are a
 few potential bigs - it should really check for layout, and apply it
 if it is missing for example - but it works well enough.

 When implenting, you'd do the usual MS hacks, then let this take
 over.

 Other possible extensions: maybe an option to centre to parent
 element
 as well as window, un-centre, offsets etc.

 On Mar 6, 11:31 am, TheOriginalH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Hi, very new to jQuery, but suspect it can probably help me out.

  I have a div of a fixed height (auto scroll where content exceeds that
  height), that I would like to center vertically on the page. I'm
  assuming I can use jQuery to work out the height of the browser
  window, subtract the height of the div and then apply margin-top and
  margin-bottom at 50% of that result to achieve what I'm after - but am
  very lost as to the syntax involved.

  Any help gratefully received!

  TIA

[jQuery] Problem width tabs + splitter

2008-03-06 Thread cesar c

Hi!

I've try to mix tabs + splitter but didn't works in IE6/7
In FF works great! but I don't  know what to do to solved in  IE6



The microsoft script debbuger, report that de line 597 has an error on the
jquery-1.1.3.1.js file.

I copy this part of code... in jquery-1.1.3.1.js file in attr method

if ( value != undefined ) {

/* only for see the values
  for (i=0;i2;i++){

  console.log(i);
  console.log(name);
  console.log(value);

};

*/
  elem[name] = value;  in this line m s d breaks
  }

I created a link width the demo page...is someone want to see..is in
http://elcirculorojo.890m.com/index.html

Cheers!...

[jQuery] jQuery test suite and jsUnit compatibility

2008-03-06 Thread Colin Clark

Hi all,

On the Fluid Project, we have been using Edward Hieatt's jsUnit 
(http://www.jsunit.net/ 
) for unit testing all of our code. A number of problems--including  
the inability to use Firebug to debug failing tests--caused us to look  
elsewhere for a less intrusive JavaScript testing framework.

The jQuery testing suite is great! I've ported all of my tests over to  
it, and have been really happy with the results.  Along with this,  
I've made some simple extensions to the jQuery testing suite (which  
I've started calling jqUnit for convenience) that I wanted to share  
with the wider community and get your feedback.

First of all, I've attached a patch to testrunner.js, which moves all  
its functions into a closure for privacy and exposes the public test  
API within a namespace called jqUnit. This will help avoid conflicts  
in the global namespace. Since I pass $ in as an argument, it also  
ensures that we don't have any problems in noConflicts mode.

This patch isn't an example of beautiful refactoring, but I wanted to  
favour clarity--if people find this interesting, I can clean up the  
code and indenting.

Secondly, I've written a number of adaptor functions to provide  
compatibility for my old jsUnit tests. These provide xUnit-style  
asserts, and are just wrappers around the underlying jQuery assert  
functions such as ok(). Perhaps these are useful for others who are  
porting from jsUnit?

Lastly, I've added support for setUp() and tearDown() functions which  
get run before and after each test. I've created a simple object  
called TestCase. Its constructor takes three arguments: the module's  
name, your setUp function, and your tearDown function.

Is this useful to anyone?

Colin



testrunner.js.patch
Description: Binary data
  var jqUnit = jqUnit || {};

(function ($) {
var jsUnitCompat = {
assertEquals: function (msg, expected, actual) {
jqUnit.equals (actual, expected, msg);
},

assertTrue: function (msg, expected) {
jqUnit.ok (expected, msg);
},

assertFalse: function (msg, expected) {
jqUnit.ok (!expected, msg);
},

assertUndefined: function (msg, expected) {
jqUnit.equals ((typeof expected), 'undefined', msg);
},

assertNotUndefined: function (msg, expected) {
jqUnit.ok (!(typeof expected === 'undefined'), msg);
},

assertNull: function (msg, expected) {
jqUnit.equals (expected, null, msg);
},

assertNotNull: function (msg, expected) {
jqUnit.ok (!(expected === null), msg);
}
};

// Mix these compatibility functions into the jqUnit namespace.
$.extend(jqUnit, jsUnitCompat);

// TestCase object
function TestCase (moduleName, setUpFn, tearDownFn) {
this.moduleName = moduleName;
this.setUp = setUpFn || null;
this.tearDown = tearDownFn || null;

jqUnit.module(this.moduleName);
};

TestCase.prototype.test = function (string, testFn) {
if (this.setUp) {
this.setUp ();
}

jqUnit.test (string, testFn);

if (this.tearDown) {
this.tearDown ();
}
};

//  Mix the TestCase type into the jqUnit namespace.
$.extend(jqUnit, {TestCase: TestCase});
}) (jQuery);
Title: Test Title Goes Here





Test Title Goes Here












---
Colin Clark
Technical Lead, Fluid Project
http://fluidproject.org

[jQuery] Make List Element Clickable

2008-03-06 Thread Joe


I would like to make the element list element clickable on the
hovering of the list element.  I can't seem to traverse the DOM and
grab the a tag's href value for the CURRENT list element that is
being hovered over.

$(#mainCol ul li).hover(function() {

$(this).addClass(highlight).css(cursor,pointer).click(function()
{
//location.href= will be used when this works!
var x = $(this).attr('href');
alert(x);
});
},function(){
 //On mouse out remove the class we have added on the mouse over
 $(this).removeClass(highlight);
 });


div id='mainCol'
ul
li

h1Header/h1
pSome Text/p
pa href='http://www.somelink.com'Click Here/a/p

/li
...more list elements with same format as above
/ul
/div

[jQuery] Re: .serialize() not working on DOM form


  indicating that the form and its inputs can be found, the lines below
  do NOT work:

 var formString = jQuery(#new_property).serialize();
 var formString = jQuery(#new_property:input).serialize();


Those lines look like they should work.  How exactly does it fail?
Does it return an empty string?  Did you try stepping through the
serialize fn in the debugger to see why it failed?

[jQuery] Re: Problem width tabs + splitter

2008-03-06 Thread Klaus Hartl


The demo is broken, I get an error page due... which version of Tabs
do you use?

--Klaus


On Mar 6, 8:37 pm, cesar c [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi!

 I've try to mix tabs + splitter but didn't works in IE6/7
 In FF works great! but I don't  know what to do to solved in  IE6

 The microsoft script debbuger, report that de line 597 has an error on the
 jquery-1.1.3.1.js file.

 I copy this part of code... in jquery-1.1.3.1.js file in attr method

             if ( value != undefined ) {

             /* only for see the values
       for (i=0;i2;i++){

       console.log(i);
       console.log(name);
       console.log(value);

             };

         */
       elem[name] = value;  in this line m s d breaks
       }

 I created a link width the demo page...is someone want to see..is 
 inhttp://elcirculorojo.890m.com/index.html

 Cheers!...

[jQuery] Re: global functions

2008-03-06 Thread Karl Rudd


var blah;

$(document).ready( function() {
blah = function() {
  // do something...
};
});

// ... somewhere after

blah();

Karl Rudd

On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 5:15 AM, John Herr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Hi,

  Love jQuery!

  I have two functions nested within $(document).ready() statements.
  One is an inline script, one is in a library.

  How do I make one function global to the other?

  Thanks,
  John

[jQuery] Re: Jörn's autocomplete: submitting to a fu nction

2008-03-06 Thread Jörn Zaefferer



Aaron Barker schrieb:

I don't quite get submit to a function yet. Do you want to use a
function that provides the data for the autocomplete list? Or call the
function with the selected value as an argument?


[...]

Apologies if this isn't clear, or not really doable.  I'm trying to
get my head around it myself, so I'm sure I'm having difficulty
explaining it well.
  

Okay, so what about this approach?

The first option needs modifications or some trickery. One trick you
could try: Proxy $.ajax (http://docs.jquery.com/Types#Proxy_Pattern) and
delegate all autocompleted requests to your function, call the
success-option manually.


Jörn

[jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig

2008-03-06 Thread Rick Faircloth


Now, that's funny!

Leanan, I don't think you realized your own pun, but as
a father of two grown kids, I still remember being amazed at
how often infants soil their diapers!  It's a crap shoot, indeed!  :o)

Rick

 -Original Message-
 From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Leanan
 Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 1:35 PM
 To: jQuery (English)
 Subject: [jQuery] Re: [POLL] Online jQuery Training from John Resig
 
 
 Hmm, interesting indeed.  I said I'm interested but whether or not I
 would do it depends on most of the things mentioned above:
 
 cost
 time
 ability to get recordings
 
 The last one is especially important to me, as I have an infant and as
 anyone with kids can attest, trying to get something done at this
 stage in the game is a crap shoot.

[jQuery] Re: how to get the size of the image file before user upload it.

2008-03-06 Thread Bil Corry



[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 3/5/2008 1:40 PM: 

Flash is the only known way to get any dimension related
information from an image before it is uploaded.


Or a Java-based uploader, like JUpload:

http://jupload.biz/

JUpload can resize and convert the image to the desired format/size before the 
user uploads it; handy if your users are not tech-savvy enough to do it 
themselves.


- Bil

[jQuery] Re: Make List Element Clickable

2008-03-06 Thread Dan G. Switzer, II


Joe,

I would like to make the element list element clickable on the
hovering of the list element.  I can't seem to traverse the DOM and
grab the a tag's href value for the CURRENT list element that is
being hovered over.

$(#mainCol ul li).hover(function() {

$(this).addClass(highlight).css(cursor,pointer).click(function()
{
   //location.href= will be used when this works!
   var x = $(this).attr('href');

The this object is going to refer to your li tag. You can get what you
want be doing:

var x = $(a, this).attr('href');

- or -

var x = $(this).find(a).attr('href');

You also might want to use a selector of  a to make sure you only grab
anchor tags that are direct descendents of the li tag.

Also, I'd recommend using Firefox and the Firebug extension. Dumping items
to the console is a very good way to find out what object this is
referring to.

-Dan

[jQuery] jquery treeview - navigation refresh problem -

2008-03-06 Thread Paul Ihrig

hey guys. dont mean to repost
i posted on the site but it didnt come through in email..

not sure if this is due to massive amount of cfif's or some thing with
jquery..

i am trying to use tree view on a test/stage site
http://63.144.103.199/industrial/enclosures/wallmount/index.cfm
its slow..

i am using cfif statements to open close tree branches by setting the class
of the li.
my problem so far is that i get a weird refresh thing going on where it
expands entire tree with no style.
with bkg repeat. then once loaded it looks fine.
it is sporadic, and i don't know what to look into...

the nav is being called by a cfinclude.
not sure if there is a better way to do this.
i wanted to do a accordion nav, but i am going to have like 5 levels deep,
once i flush this out...

any pointers would be great!
 -paul

[jQuery] Jquery rating plugin

2008-03-06 Thread Frosev


Heres the situation. I have multiple objects to vote on, on one page.
The objects are dynamically generated from the database, and they each
have a unique id. When a user clicks one of the ratings i need to
store the rating in the db via $.post. The thing is how do i figure
out which rating has been clicked, and how do i know how many forms to
even write out? This has bothered me long enough hopefully somebody
can help?

[jQuery] clueTip not displaying ajax data

2008-03-06 Thread ajobe


I am using clueTip to open an html page which renders dynamic data.
The page loads fine, but it doesn't make any of the ajax calls.  Even
just javascript alerts won't work.  It seems like it just isn't
executing any code.  Any ideas on this?

[jQuery] Tabs Slideviewer and IE 6,7

2008-03-06 Thread Chris J. Lee


I love slideviewer and tabs. but in i.e. when the divs are hidden it
doesn't recognize those divs as part of the dom tree to start the
photogallery. Anyone have any idea of a work around ?

[jQuery] Re: [ANNOUNCE] Jonathan Snook Live on UStream.tv

2008-03-06 Thread Penner, Matthew

Any word on whether this was recorded or not?

Matt Penner

-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Rey Bango
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 6:59 AM
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] Re: [ANNOUNCE] Jonathan Snook Live on UStream.tv

Jonathan said that he will try to record it.

Rey

Andy Matthews wrote:
 Rey...

 Will this presentation be recorded for future viewing? 

 -Original Message-
 From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On
 Behalf Of Rey Bango
 Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2008 12:45 PM
 To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
 Subject: [jQuery] [ANNOUNCE] Jonathan Snook Live on UStream.tv

 Jonathan Snook will be conducting a live chat tomorrow (3/5/08) at
10:00am
 EST (15:00 GMT) via UStream. Here are the details:

 * Location: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/snookca
 * Date/Time: 3/5/08 at 10:00am EST (15:00 GMT)
 * Topic: QA relating to Jonathan's development work with Adobe AIR,
and
 questions regarding JavaScript, frameworks (PHP or JavaScript), or
about
 freelancing.

 If you're not familiar with Jonathan, he is one of the top client-side
 veterans around having published books, articles and contributed to
many
 projects. He's also the lead for the Snitter project, a Twitter client
 developed in JavaScript using jQuery and Adobe AIR.

 This is definitely a good opportunity to pick the brain of one of the
top
 professionals around.

[jQuery] Re: .serialize() not working on DOM form

2008-03-06 Thread jayturley




On Mar 6, 1:36 pm, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   indicating that the form and its inputs can be found, the lines below
   do NOT work:

      var formString = jQuery(#new_property).serialize();
      var formString = jQuery(#new_property:input).serialize();

 Those lines look like they should work.  How exactly does it fail?
 Does it return an empty string?  Did you try stepping through the
 serialize fn in the debugger to see why it failed?

It fails by returning an empty string. I stepped through the serialize
fn in FireBug, but didn't see anything meaningful to me.

[jQuery] Re: global functions

2008-03-06 Thread John Herr


I see, thanks.  Register the function as a variable.

I'm still getting my head wrapped around how liquid this all is.

John Herr

[jQuery] Re: Xpath and length() doesn't seem to work under IE7?

2008-03-06 Thread Remy Sharp


@Yansky - you're right.  I've got an update to the API browser which
will include selectors as well as functions and properties and I'll
make sure the parentheses are only added to functions.

Cheers.

On Mar 6, 7:30 pm, Yansky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Ah yes you're right. I got confused by the api page because it has ()
 after length.http://remysharp.com/jquery-api/length

 On Mar 7, 4:59 am, Danny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Isn't length a property, not a function (use $(...).length, not $
  (...).length() )

  On Mar 6, 10:12 am, Yansky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   This isn't a problem as such, just something I'm curious about.

   Under IE7 I've found that when I use xpath, the length() method
   doesn't seem to work, but size() does.

   E.g.

   $( '//[EMAIL PROTECTED] indexL2]//a').length(); doesn't seem to work, 
   but $
   ( '//[EMAIL PROTECTED] indexL2]//a').size(); does.

   I was just wondering why that is? Is it something to do with the fact
   that the xpath has to be converted to regular DOM getters for IE in
   the jquery code?

[jQuery] Targeting pseudo classes with jQuery

2008-03-06 Thread TheOriginalH


I have a menu which is working nicely. When an item is clicked, I'm
using jQuery to change the CSS color to indicate it is current. To
keep things neat, I have also changed the color of all similar items
back to the default (otherwise ALL items would be highlighted as you
went through the menu.

Unfortunately this has the side effect of killing the natural css
hover pseudo class :(

I've messed with the .hover function, but the implementation I've used
then kills the coloring on click (as when you mouse away from hover,
it returns to the default).

Anyone come across this and know how to fix it?

TIA,

H

[jQuery] Re: [ANNOUNCE] Jonathan Snook Live on UStream.tv