[jQuery] Re: New Website in IE7

[SiCo]

By the way it's IE 7.0.6001.18000 if that makes any difference.

Simon

On Sep 8, 8:59 am, SiCo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Yes but more specifically any page other than the home page.

 This is the docs page as rendered in my IE7 on Vista:
 See:http://www.sico.co.uk/stuff/jquery-website-docs.jpg

 This happens to the blog and most other pages on the site.

 Simon

 On Sep 4, 1:21 pm, MorningZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  are you speaking ofhttp://jquery.com?

  both the main site and docs site appear fine to me in IE7 across two
  computers (Vista and XP)

[jQuery] Re: New Website in IE7

[SiCo]

Yes but more specifically any page other than the home page.

This is the docs page as rendered in my IE7 on Vista:
See: http://www.sico.co.uk/stuff/jquery-website-docs.jpg

This happens to the blog and most other pages on the site.

Simon

On Sep 4, 1:21 pm, MorningZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 are you speaking ofhttp://jquery.com?

 both the main site and docs site appear fine to me in IE7 across two
 computers (Vista and XP)

[jQuery] New Website in IE7

[SiCo]

The new website doesn't work at all (bar the homepage) in IE7, I think
it should! Basically the footer is forced to the middle of the page
and the white background doesn't show up making the site useless. I
would imagine it's a floats problem and IE not realising there is
still content.

What ever anyone's views on IE I do think for the sake of take up the
website should be cross browser.

Would be good to see it fixed.

Simon

[jQuery] Re: Remove a plugin from elements

[SiCo]

Does anyone have any information on this? Or how to do it other than
removing the plugin. i.e. enable table drag and drop then disable it?

Thanks
Simon

[jQuery] Remove a plugin from elements

[SiCo]

Hi, I'm using the Table Hover and Table Drag and Drop plugin, I want
to enable the Table Hover when an element is clicked. Easy enough: $
(#table).tableDnD(); placed inside the onlcik event of the element I
want to activate the plugin.

I also want to unbind the table hover plugin while the drag and drop
plugin is active.

But how do I remove this plugin once the order has been saved? I read
on here that plugins should provide methods to remove them but I don't
believe this one does.

There must be an easy way to do this I just can't find it!

Thanks
Simon

[jQuery] Re: Retrieving information outside of $this

[SiCo]

Very interesting thanks both of you, I will have a play later. My back
up plan was to create an array of all the locations but I didn't want
to store too much data. My first draft of the code is messy enough as
it is calling the id's and name's from all the divs etc. There has to
be a better way. Thanks for the tips though, I wasn't sure how to use
paths and I never seem to have much luck with 'parent' but I guess you
have to call it more than once.

Thanks
Simon

[jQuery] Re: how to unbind hover function

[SiCo]

I have just done this (helped by the group!):

$('ele').unbind('mouseover').unbind('mouseout');

Unbind each individual event, I don't know why Joel names the
function? Can you have multiple functions?

Simon

On Apr 21, 4:41 am, Kush Murod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,

 I know that you can unbind events of elements $('ele').unbind();
 Questions is how do you unbind hover function attached to element
 $('ele').hover(...

 Cheers,
 --Kush

[jQuery] Re: ajax Error

[SiCo]

Thanks for the tips so far, I will try it later. The weird thing I've
just noticed is that the PHP runs fine and responds with the correct
messages (XML - Added ok - etc etc) but the ajax error function fires,
hence why I want to see the exact message.

I will try try alerting xhr.responseText and see what I get.

And I've read this:
from the source:
 (Function) error - A function to be called if the request fails. The
 * function gets passed tree arguments: The XMLHttpRequest object,
a
 * string describing the type of error that occurred and an
optional
 * exception object, if one occured. 

But this is what prompted the question, I don't find some of the docs
particularily helpful to newbies, unless you understand the JS behind
it in the first place which I am getting there with!

Thanks
Simon

[jQuery] Re: how to unbind hover function

[SiCo]

Makes perfect sense now, excellent.

Simon