[jQuery] Re: superfish
My understanding is that error occurs if ga,js didn't load. On Oct 1, 4:42 am, glimbeek gvanlimb...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks for the reply. I do have other code on my page but if I remove it all nothing changes, if I remove the tracking code the error disappears... I'll google some more :/
[jQuery] Re: superfish
helper.php isn't part of the superfish distro. You should take this up with the joomla mod developer. On Sep 30, 10:09 am, sanni46 susanne.goed...@ozlo.de wrote: Hallo, I would like to have two verticalsuperfish-menu-modules in one template on the left hand side.. I tried it, the first menu withsuperfish-menu works. But when I prepare the second menu, deactivate, and go to Extensions - modules - new -superfish, choose the parameter of the menu and save, I loose my website and only the menu is shown in the left corner and: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare hasvalue() (previously declared in /www/ htdocs/w00baa07/joomla/modules/mod_superfishmenu/helper.php:214) in / www/htdocs/w00baa07/joomla/modules/mod_superfishmenu/helper.php on line 214 What does it mean? Is it possible to have two or moresuperfish-Menu-modules in one template? buy
[jQuery] Re: [superfish] How to focus on clicked menu item after menu item is clicked with jQuery ?
Do you mean something like the (customized) superfish menu on http://piwik.org/demo/ ? On Sep 29, 3:34 am, Tharindu Madushanka tharindu...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, I am new to jQuery and usingsuperfishpopup menu widget to create a menubar. I have only four menus and 3 of them are not drop downs. So I want to focus on the clicked menu item. How could I use jquery or some other technique to do this. Kindly help me to solve this. Thank you, Tharindu Madushanka tharindufit.wordpress.com
[jQuery] Re: Permit jQuery-wrapped DOM elements not currently in DOM as messages
An example use case is where the element is clone()'d.
var dispMenu = $('#widgetChooser').clone(true);
$.blockUI({message: dispMenu});
On Dec 5 2008, 5:33 pm, harningt harni...@gmail.com wrote:
CurrentlyblockUImakes the assumption that any jQuery element that is
passed in is a 'real' DOM element. To fix this, also check that the
element also has a parent when performing operations on the parent.
