Re: [jQuery] Figured it Out
Glad you've got it working. Kudos for using Ubuntu on your netbook too b^^d Michel Belleville 2009/11/10 wesley.bunton > > I think I figured it out in a weird way. So I had recently bought a new > Dell > Mini 10v Netbook and installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on it to do coding/web > work while I was traveling. I zipped the files on my netbook in linux and > transfered them through a share I have to my windows 7 desktop. This > wasn't > a problem but for some reason I think linux archieve files are read only be > default maybe, and perhaps there are some other permission issues there? > > I found this out because I had transfered a spreadsheet to edit it and > found > out it was read only when I shared it out from linux. So this time I just > transfered the files straight with my corsair flash drive and then zipped > it > on my windows machine, after uploading it/expanding/cleaning up/etc, the > site works the way it was suppose to, just as it was offline on my linux > machine. > > So I think that you were totally right with that last reply, I had never > thought that file permissions and things like that could give the same > symtoms of incorrect file paths. Thanks a lot dude! > > Thanks, > Wes > -- > View this message in context: > http://old.nabble.com/jQuery-only-works-in-offline-files-%21-tp26261050s27240p26284854.html > Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
[jQuery] Figured it Out
I think I figured it out in a weird way. So I had recently bought a new Dell Mini 10v Netbook and installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on it to do coding/web work while I was traveling. I zipped the files on my netbook in linux and transfered them through a share I have to my windows 7 desktop. This wasn't a problem but for some reason I think linux archieve files are read only be default maybe, and perhaps there are some other permission issues there? I found this out because I had transfered a spreadsheet to edit it and found out it was read only when I shared it out from linux. So this time I just transfered the files straight with my corsair flash drive and then zipped it on my windows machine, after uploading it/expanding/cleaning up/etc, the site works the way it was suppose to, just as it was offline on my linux machine. So I think that you were totally right with that last reply, I had never thought that file permissions and things like that could give the same symtoms of incorrect file paths. Thanks a lot dude! Thanks, Wes -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/jQuery-only-works-in-offline-files-%21-tp26261050s27240p26284854.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
[jQuery] Figured it out
jarrod wrote: > > I'm finding that the Dimensions plugin sometimes doesn't return the "top" > position of an element, just returns zero. (Sometimes works perfectly > though.) > Right after I posted I realized that it was because the element was hidden. I changed the method to first show the element, then get the offset and that works. Any comments still welcome of course. Thanks, E -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Dimensions-plugin%2C-offset-%27top%27--returns-0-regardless-of-position-tf4581708s27240.html#a13079013 Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
