[jQuery] Re: cycle plugin works on one page, but not on the other. NO DIFFERENCE!

2009-02-10 Thread F1LT3R

lol

On Feb 10, 9:27 am, visitorQ kzardko...@gmail.com wrote:
  It looks like you haven't included any styles on this page.  What does
  Firebug say the size of the container is?  0?  You haven't included
  any sizes on the images either.  Tough to resize things dynamically
  within this info.

 =

 That was it!!! I just had to specify the size of the div container!

 div id=slideshow style=width:703px; height:302;
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/1.jpg border=0 //a
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/2.jpg border=0 //a
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/3.jpg border=0 //a
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/4.jpg border=0 //a
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/5.jpg border=0 //a
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/6.jpg border=0 //a
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/7.jpg border=0 //a
 /div

 Thank you so much Mike! You're the man!


[jQuery] Re: cycle plugin works on one page, but not on the other. NO DIFFERENCE!

2009-02-10 Thread F1LT3R

lol

On Feb 10, 9:27 am, visitorQ kzardko...@gmail.com wrote:
  It looks like you haven't included any styles on this page.  What does
  Firebug say the size of the container is?  0?  You haven't included
  any sizes on the images either.  Tough to resize things dynamically
  within this info.

 =

 That was it!!! I just had to specify the size of the div container!

 div id=slideshow style=width:703px; height:302;
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/1.jpg border=0 //a
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/2.jpg border=0 //a
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/3.jpg border=0 //a
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/4.jpg border=0 //a
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/5.jpg border=0 //a
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/6.jpg border=0 //a
 a href=img src=images/slideshow/7.jpg border=0 //a
 /div

 Thank you so much Mike! You're the man!


[jQuery] Re: Processing.js Google Group Now Formed!

2008-10-06 Thread F1LT3R

You may be looking for online apps... but I think you are ahead of the
curve here. Don't you feel the browser replacing the deskstop? I too
feel like the Processing language is far simpler to implement than the
standard Canvas object. Plus... it already has a large user base. ???



On Oct 4, 10:06 pm, Rick Faircloth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Sounds interesting... I saw the example images John has in the repository,
 but are there any online working apps using it?

 Thanks,

 Rick

 chris thatcher wrote:
  Processing.js (http://github.com/jeresig/processing-js/) is written
  by John Resig and is a port of the Processing language (
 http://processing.org) developed at MIT that uses the Html Canvas (
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canvas_(HTML_element)
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canvas_%28HTML_element%29 )

  It is a very sexy 2D drawing API that allows developers to create rich
  visualizations, and via excanvas.js, is supported by all browsers
  (needs some work based on my experience).

  I spent a few hours on the train and wrote a 75 line routine to
  produce Heat Maps on top of Google Maps, it can be used to render
  beautiful charts, manipulate images, etc, etc.

  It's a big win for the javascript community and John's skills show
  clearly in it's simplicity and it's completeness.

  Thatcher

  On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 9:26 PM, Rick Faircloth
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

      Ok...I'll ask...what is Processing.js about?

      Rick

      chris thatcher wrote:

          I started using processing.js also, I'll definitely join this
          group!

          Thatcher

          On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 7:16 PM, F1LT3R
          [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
          mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
          mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

             Hey Joe,

             I love using Processing so I am glad you started this group
          and I will
             definitely be subscribing.
             You have a question? I have been digging around in the
          Processing.js
             for a while now and am quite familiar with the Java Processing
             language, so maybe I could help?

             Thanks,

             Al

             On Sep 24, 1:36 pm, Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
          mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
             mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
          mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
              Head here:

             http://groups.google.com/group/processingjs

              And discuss!  I already have one question and don't want
          to post it
              here on the jQuery board so I figured I'd go ahead and
          create the
              group.

              Cheers.

              Joe

          --
          Christopher Thatcher

  --
  Christopher Thatcher


[jQuery] Re: Processing.js Google Group Now Formed!

2008-10-04 Thread F1LT3R

Hey Joe,

I love using Processing so I am glad you started this group and I will
definitely be subscribing.
You have a question? I have been digging around in the Processing.js
for a while now and am quite familiar with the Java Processing
language, so maybe I could help?

Thanks,

Al



On Sep 24, 1:36 pm, Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Head here:

 http://groups.google.com/group/processingjs

 And discuss!  I already have one question and don't want to post it
 here on the jQuery board so I figured I'd go ahead and create the
 group.

 Cheers.

 Joe


[jQuery] Re: simple jquery snake game, some feedback appreciated

2008-10-03 Thread F1LT3R

Very cool! Nicely done. I didn't get any errors. Though one thing I
would do from a UX perspective is let the user know when they have
bumped into something and that's why the level is restarting. At first
I thought your game had a bug, then I realized it was me.


On Oct 1, 5:38 pm, Richard W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi all
 I recently make a classic old school snakey game using jQuery. It
 was a lot of fun, and something I'd been wanting to do since I was
 young. It ain't no serious game, more like proof of concept?
 Anyways, it's kinda fun. It supports levels, wall obstacles, snake
 growth etc.
 I've just create a new project over at google code, you can check it
 out there:http://code.google.com/p/jquery-snakey/

 - I will put up a demo soon, for now you can view the source and
 download the demo files..
 - I would like to get some feedback from people; suggestions, bugs 
 errors so I can improve the game.  - I've only tested it on FF2  FF3.
 many thanks


[jQuery] Has anyone been able to perform Hover-Grouping?

2008-06-26 Thread F1LT3R

I am stuck trying to create a hover for two separate TD elements like
so...

 $('td.add, td.dropdown').hoverIntent( )

The problem is that when I hover out of TD.add and into TD.dropdown,
jQuery interprets this as HoverOUT. I want it to still be HoverOVER if
I move my cursor into the other area outlined by the Selector.

Anybody come across a solution to this before?


[jQuery] Re: Has anyone been able to perform Hover-Grouping?

2008-06-26 Thread F1LT3R

What is hoverGrouping?

hoverGrouping would allow somebody to use multiple elements in the
selector such as...

$('TD.one  TD.two').hoverIntent();

This function would be very useful for work with product tables. I am
currently trying to create a table that uses hoverIntent on two
seperate TDs. But when I mouseOut of one TD, I have unHovered from the
other. As I am sure you are aware, a TABLE element does no allow a
SPAN, DIV or any other element to surround multiple TDs or
ROWS.

The only workaround for this is to create a TD with a COLSPAN
attribute and put the two elements inside this. However, this by
definition is obtrusive as it is creating markup that is solely
intended to modify the styles.

So there's my issue. I would love to get your thoughts on this and
will put this idea around to the jQuery community in general.


[jQuery] contains(text) - is there a contains(html) method?

2008-06-19 Thread F1LT3R

PROBLEM:
I am trying to remove the comment mark-up around an IMG element !--
img src=pic / --. I tried using the :contains(text) selector but
as a !-- comment - is mark-up, I need to do something
like :contains(html).

CODE:
$('element':contains(!--).each(
function() {
var $this = $this()
var t = $this.html()
$this.html(t.replace('--', ''));
}
)

NOTE:
I have checked the replace function and it removes the !-- just fine.
My issue is how can I contains(html) or is there another way to do
this? Another thing I have noticed, is there does not seem to be any
way to selected a comment element with jQuery.


[jQuery] Re: firefox 3 RC1 : tremendous slow down

2008-06-19 Thread F1LT3R

Remember FF3 is RC1, so their code is probably bloated with debug
routines. I think when the final release is available things will run
much faster. ( I hope! )




On Jun 19, 12:48 pm, Aldo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi

 I'm experiencing the same slow dows in animations and fades with FF3
 Final as well.

 Someone any idea?

 Thanks
 Aldo

 On 21 Mai, 21:52, Alexandre Plennevaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  hi friends,

  i just checked my jquery application using Firefox 3 Release Candidate 1 and
  whatever animations that are smooth and fluid in FF2 are staggering in FF3
  RC1.

  Does anybody have the same issue, or knows why?

  the test is here:http://m2.lab-au.com/ (choose 'projects').

  thanks for your feedback,

  Alexandre

  --
  Alexandre Plennevaux
  LAb[au]

 http://www.lab-au.com


[jQuery] jQuery cannot select !-- COMMENT -- element?

2008-06-19 Thread F1LT3R

Am I right in thinking jQuery can not selected the ! COMMENT --
element?