[jQuery] jQuery and iPhone developers... effects working yet?

2008-09-17 Thread somedude 

I have read through a few other posts and blog entries on getting
jQuery to function properly (effects) on the iPhone. I tried a few
libraries to help develop on the iphone but I keep returning to my
beloved jQuery. Everything else is lines and lines of code while
jQuery can do it in a single line.

The only thing that doesn't work properly is the effects. Sliding,
animating and other effects do not emulate properly on the iPhones
safari browser. I did some reading and it seems that the interval in
jQuery is 20ms where as it should be atleast 80 to function properly
on the iphone's browser.

Has anyone out there got the effects in jQuery or jQuery UI to
function smoothly?.

Thanks

[jQuery] Re: jQuery and iPhone developers... effects working yet?

2008-09-17 Thread somedude 

I just tried it... perfect!

thanks for the input i didn't even know about that library. If they
work good together that's even better!

Thanks again,

On Sep 17, 5:17 pm, MorningZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I'm using CiUI (http://clientside.cnet.com/cnet-js-standards/ciui-cnet-
 iphone-ui/) on a iPhone version of my site:

 http://iphone.team-integra.net

 and it plays nice with jQuery for what i am using it for, which is:

 - Ajax calls
 - BlockUI
 - Show/Hide

 Not sure if that helps at all or not, but that iPhone framework seems
 to play nice with jQuery

[jQuery] Re: Animate function. Once I animate how do I er.... de... animate

2008-02-14 Thread somedude 

this worked great, thanks!

On Feb 13, 5:08 pm, J Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 um, use a variable?

 var x = true;
 $(#container).click(function() {
 if (x) {
 $(#container).animate({marginTop: -=237px}, slow);
 } else {
 $(#container).animate({marginTop: 400px}, slow);
 }
 x = !x;

 });

 On Feb 13, 3:05 pm, somedude [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Ok sorry about the title, don't know what to say.

  I have a site for a client, and when you click a certain div it
  animates with a marginTop -=300px like effect so the div is just
  visible sliding in behind another div.

  Now, if the user clicks the div again it will do the same and go up by
  300px. What I want is a toggle like function where if you click it the
  second time it now adds the 300px back and the div is back in place.

  so right now here is the setup code, very simple:

  $(#container).click(function() { $
  (#container).animate({marginTop: -=237px}, slow); });

  There has to be an easier way then to set a cookie stating
  Clicked=yes then reset to No

  Anyone?

  Thanks

[jQuery] Animate function. Once I animate how do I er.... de... animate

2008-02-13 Thread somedude 

Ok sorry about the title, don't know what to say.

I have a site for a client, and when you click a certain div it
animates with a marginTop -=300px like effect so the div is just
visible sliding in behind another div.

Now, if the user clicks the div again it will do the same and go up by
300px. What I want is a toggle like function where if you click it the
second time it now adds the 300px back and the div is back in place.

so right now here is the setup code, very simple:

$(#container).click(function() { $
(#container).animate({marginTop: -=237px}, slow); });

There has to be an easier way then to set a cookie stating
Clicked=yes then reset to No

Anyone?

Thanks