[jQuery] Problems with Firefox and JCarousel

2008-11-04 Thread Amit

forgot to mention that it's Jcarousel i'm about.


[jQuery] Problems with Firefox

2008-11-03 Thread Amit

hi all,
installed the plugin and it works great of Safari but i seem to have
problems in firefox, it looks like it doesn't initialize the plugin..
u can see sample here http://new.yalla-ya.com/melinda-nicci/ .
i also dont get any errors at all in the console, don't see how it is
related but it's built on wordpress.
i also tried adding the ($.browser.safari || $.browser.mozilla) hack
from one the other posts but nothing..
i also tried removing completely the other jquery scripts i have there
and nothing helps.
thanks for any help and for the precious time!
Amit


[jQuery] Problems with Firefox

2007-10-06 Thread tramblie

Several JQuery APIs won't work with Firefox (2.0.0.7). Has someone
noticed the same problem? Is it a bug, an incompatibility or what?



[jQuery] Problems with firefox performance?

2007-09-15 Thread josko

Hey guys.

My job is to make the interface of a new browser-based game. (No, i'm
not some 14 year old trying to make habbo ;)).

The game includes JQuery + SWFObject at each page, since they're both
used. Then, it uses a common script,
approximately 500 rules, for some common things.

Then, the larger pages have a +- 600 rules script of themselves + the
plugins. My most used plugins are Draggable and Droppable from
interface.eyecon.ro

In firefox, each page goes rather slow. The biggest page, we'll name
it Q, has 4200 rules of javascript. It also has an interval, running a
HTTPRequest each 14.7 seconds, sending some post dat and getting a
rather large amount of JSON, 4kb.

In Opera9, everything works fine. It has the 'normal' pause before
rendering the 'new' or changed elements, but that's opera. Dragging,
for instance, is great.
The CPU in task manager of opera is: 0 between ticks, 30-60 at a tick.

Firefox however, gives a very different view. At a tick, the cpu is
70-90. between, it's 40-75. It slows up a lot,
giving the client the feeling that there's an infinite loop or
something.

Anybody knows how to speed things up? I can't make the code much
smaller; i've already deleted a part of jQuery (mostly the ajax part,
i just use normal xmlhttprequests), splitted some files, and so on.

I also use YSlow's performace rules (i'm getting 64 points on the
moment, javascript/css = A)

Any ideas?

Much thanks in advance,
J. de Boer