[jQuery] Re: jquery-1.1.3.1 with interface slider trouble
Thanks a lot. Phil Benjamin Sterling wrote: Phil, As Terry said, Interface is not supporting 1.1.3+, if there are no real need to use 1.1.3+, then I would suggest sticking with 1.1.2, if you need a copy, let me know. FYI, there will be a new FX library coming on line sometime in the near future, just not sure when.
[jQuery] jquery-1.1.3.1 with interface slider trouble
Hi all,
When i try jquery-1.1.3.1.pack.js with interface slider last pack on
IE6, i get a usual Object doesn't support this property or method on
the $('.sliderPrice').Slider( line,
even if i set no options. Works fine on ffx.
$('.sliderPrice').Slider(
{
accept : '.indicator'
}
);
Anybody has any idea what i should try?
Regards,
Phil
[jQuery] cookies / consequent data
Hi, Somebody can tell me which library i could use to compress text at a maximum, for setting coookies in javascript. Unfortunately IE6/IE7 has a maximum of 4k total for cookies froms 1 site. Another question: does somebody know what could be the reason when after setting cookies and reloading the page i get this: The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server. The proxy server could not handle the request. Too much data in the coookie? Regards, Phil
[jQuery] Re: cookies / consequent data
This was to avoid having to authenticate users to save some basic information aroud 4k and tend to a serverless application. Thanks Phil Jens wrote: Why do you need so much space? I normally use cookies as pointers into data stored at the server side ex. into a SQL server /Jens On 31 Maj, 11:54, Mika Tuupola [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On May 31, 2007, at 7:42 PM, philguillard wrote: Somebody can tell me which library i could use to compress text at a maximum, for setting coookies in javascript. Unfortunately IE6/ IE7 has a maximum of 4k total for cookies froms 1 site. Another question: does somebody know what could be the reason when after setting cookies and reloading the page i get this: The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server. The proxy server could not handle the request. Too much data in the coookie? You are hitting servers max request size. So yes, basically too much data in cookie. -- Mika Tuupola http://www.appelsiini.net/~tuupola/
[jQuery] $.getJSON manipulation
Hi all,
I use $.getJSON with flickr REST API, unfortunately flickr is answering:
jsonFlickrApi({photos:{page:1, pages:10, perpage:100,
total:938, photo:[{id:
I guess i should remove jsonFlickrApi( header to get the json
interpreted. So i tried:
$.get(url, function(response){
response = response.split(jsonFlickrApi()[1];
response= response.substr(0,response.length-1);
//var json = JSON.parse(response);
}
but don't knoe how to parse the remaining data as an object
Somebody can help?
Regards,
Phil
[jQuery] Re: $.getJSON manipulation
Ok i see i'm missing json knowledge. Thanks anyway.
Phil
Emil Ivanov wrote:
Hi,
Actually, it very simple:
Flickr gives you something like this:
jsonFlickrApi({
stat: ok,
blogs: {
blog: [
{
id : 73,
name: Bloxus test,
needspassword : 0,
url : http://remote.bloxus.com/;
},
{
id : 74,
name: Manila Test,
needspassword : 1,
url :
http://flickrtest1.userland.com/;
}
]
}
});
all you need to do is define the jsonFlickrApi function. For example:
function jsonFlickrApi(data) {
return data;
}
After you eval the response you'll have this function called and it
will give you the data.
(Note: I haven't tested this, so it might contain errors, but you can
see the point).
Regards,
Emil Ivanov
Then you can just use $.get and have the
On May 31, 1:08 am, philguillard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I use $.getJSON with flickr REST API, unfortunately flickr is answering:
jsonFlickrApi({photos:{page:1, pages:10, perpage:100,
total:938, photo:[{id:
I guess i should remove jsonFlickrApi( header to get the json
interpreted. So i tried:
$.get(url, function(response){
response = response.split(jsonFlickrApi()[1];
response= response.substr(0,response.length-1);
//var json = JSON.parse(response);
}
but don't knoe how to parse the remaining data as an object
Somebody can help?
Regards,
Phil
[jQuery] Parse XML with IE
Hi all,
I know IE6 (maybe 7) is known to have limited ability to parse XML but
it seems it can.
After an ajax call, i'd like to parse the xml file like this :
$.ajax({
type: GET,
url: url,
complete: function(response){
var rootNode = $(/rootNode, response.responseXML);
}
});
Is there a hack?, is there something specific about the XML file it can
parse (ex: no node attributes).
Regards,
Phil
[jQuery] Re: Parse XML with IE
Thank you guys.
I still can't manage to parse any XML data with IE6.
True it is cleaner to use dataType : 'xml' and use success, but :
Whith a basic sample, and i checked mime type was really text/xml
?xml version=1.0?
root
jqueryhello/jquery
/root
$.ajax({
type: GET,
url: /test,
dataType : 'xml',
success: function(response){
alert(A success=+response);
alert(B +typeof response);
alert(C +$(/root/jquery, response).text());
} ,
error: function(o,e1,e2){
alert(error+e1);
}
});
On [A] i have sucess=
On [B] i have object
Erro is launched on [C]
== i suppose object is empty
Works fine on firefox.
Any idea?
Phil
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
Phil, your code says:
do a get, when it's complete look for rootnode. BUT, what if the response
has no xml, is malformed, or got some other error. You're ignoring all
possible errors!
success callback calls back when you have a good result (or pretty good)
error is called for most errors.
complete needs to check what it got.
I think we need more help for complete coding, I posted a ticket with my
results... IE was not included though!
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1145#preview
On 5/15/07, philguillard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I know IE6 (maybe 7) is known to have limited ability to parse XML but
it seems it can.
After an ajax call, i'd like to parse the xml file like this :
$.ajax({
type: GET,
url: url,
complete: function(response){
var rootNode = $(/rootNode, response.responseXML);
}
});
Is there a hack?, is there something specific about the XML file it can
parse (ex: no node attributes).
Regards,
Phil
[jQuery] Re: Parse XML with IE
Jake and Benjamin, thanks for help,
No success with ?xml version=1.0
encoding=utf-8? nor $(root/jquery, response).text()
In the complete callback i get my content with response.responseText
right. I'll try to set something online for tomorrow. Mybe i should try
with another IE6/another PC.
Anyway i'm happy to hear this can work, i was not sure it could.
Phil
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
the name of the program is 'test' in the root directory of the server... it
sets the header to be text/xml...
inside success, response is the xml tree of the response, not much good for
debugging. If the alert returns '' for the result, I guess there is a
problem. in the complete callback, you can check the
response.responseXMLand
response.responseText
do you have a live link??
your code looks like it should, assuming it's actually getting the xml
result you expect..
On 5/15/07, philguillard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you guys.
I still can't manage to parse any XML data with IE6.
True it is cleaner to use dataType : 'xml' and use success, but :
Whith a basic sample, and i checked mime type was really text/xml
?xml version=1.0?
root
jqueryhello/jquery
/root
$.ajax({
type: GET,
url: /test,
dataType : 'xml',
success: function(response){
alert(A success=+response);
alert(B +typeof response);
alert(C +$(/root/jquery, response).text());
} ,
error: function(o,e1,e2){
alert(error+e1);
}
});
On [A] i have sucess=
On [B] i have object
Erro is launched on [C]
== i suppose object is empty
Works fine on firefox.
Any idea?
Phil
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
Phil, your code says:
do a get, when it's complete look for rootnode. BUT, what if the
response
has no xml, is malformed, or got some other error. You're ignoring all
possible errors!
success callback calls back when you have a good result (or pretty
good)
error is called for most errors.
complete needs to check what it got.
I think we need more help for complete coding, I posted a ticket
with my
results... IE was not included though!
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1145#preview
On 5/15/07, philguillard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I know IE6 (maybe 7) is known to have limited ability to parse XML but
it seems it can.
After an ajax call, i'd like to parse the xml file like this :
$.ajax({
type: GET,
url: url,
complete: function(response){
var rootNode = $(/rootNode, response.responseXML);
}
});
Is there a hack?, is there something specific about the XML file it
can
parse (ex: no node attributes).
Regards,
Phil
[jQuery] Re: Parse XML with IE
I finally found out when preparing a clean sample to put online, that's
usually the case!
: the presence of the metadata plugin ! Crazy
Just the js inclusion since i was not really using it.
http://fyneworks.blogspot.com/2007/04/fix-for-jquery-bug-in-ie-working-with.html
Thanks
Phil
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
the name of the program is 'test' in the root directory of the server... it
sets the header to be text/xml...
inside success, response is the xml tree of the response, not much good for
debugging. If the alert returns '' for the result, I guess there is a
problem. in the complete callback, you can check the
response.responseXMLand
response.responseText
do you have a live link??
your code looks like it should, assuming it's actually getting the xml
result you expect..
On 5/15/07, philguillard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you guys.
I still can't manage to parse any XML data with IE6.
True it is cleaner to use dataType : 'xml' and use success, but :
Whith a basic sample, and i checked mime type was really text/xml
?xml version=1.0?
root
jqueryhello/jquery
/root
$.ajax({
type: GET,
url: /test,
dataType : 'xml',
success: function(response){
alert(A success=+response);
alert(B +typeof response);
alert(C +$(/root/jquery, response).text());
} ,
error: function(o,e1,e2){
alert(error+e1);
}
});
On [A] i have sucess=
On [B] i have object
Erro is launched on [C]
== i suppose object is empty
Works fine on firefox.
Any idea?
Phil
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote:
Phil, your code says:
do a get, when it's complete look for rootnode. BUT, what if the
response
has no xml, is malformed, or got some other error. You're ignoring all
possible errors!
success callback calls back when you have a good result (or pretty
good)
error is called for most errors.
complete needs to check what it got.
I think we need more help for complete coding, I posted a ticket
with my
results... IE was not included though!
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1145#preview
On 5/15/07, philguillard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I know IE6 (maybe 7) is known to have limited ability to parse XML but
it seems it can.
After an ajax call, i'd like to parse the xml file like this :
$.ajax({
type: GET,
url: url,
complete: function(response){
var rootNode = $(/rootNode, response.responseXML);
}
});
Is there a hack?, is there something specific about the XML file it
can
parse (ex: no node attributes).
Regards,
Phil
