[jQuery] CSS Style Plugin Idea

It would be nice if there was a JQuery Plugin for handling Styles. I found a script that is made to change styles (such as to stylesheets).   Here it is:http://developer.apple.com/internet/webcontent/styles.html   Hopefully someone will be able to turn it into a JQuery Plugin     Thanx Franklin __

Re: [jQuery] IE leaks memory on loading jquery-svn.js rev.169.

Please confirm this patch that fixes a memory leak. We found this problem on svn rev.172, and examined the cause. Then it turned out to be the following line: jQuery.event.add( window, "load", jQuery.ready ); In the case of Firefox 1.5, IE and Opera 9, it seems to work without this line.

Re: [jQuery] newbie question

$(".panel").click(function(){ $("> div.item",this).todosomethinghere();})在06-8-11，刘远志 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 写道： i have some code like:            please tell me how to get a "item" when its outside "panel" clicked. the code is something like:$(".panel").click(function(){ // how to select

[jQuery] newbie question

i have some code like:            please tell me how to get a "item" when its outside "panel" clicked. the code is something like:$(".panel").click(function(){ // how to select the "item"?})thanks in advanced.-- 刘远志QQ:2065254 ___ jQuery mailing lis

Re: [jQuery] No repeat firing: how to achieve repeat AJAX calls

Thanks Jonathan, that was the piece missing - and I know understand what rebinding means. Thanks, Bruce At 10:07 a.m. 11/08/2006, you wrote: After your ajax data is inserted, you need to "rebind" the form (eg, call $("#dcdays").ajaxSubmit(); again). So in your ajaxSubmit function... $("div#indi

Re: [jQuery] No repeat firing: how to achieve repeat AJAX calls

After your ajax data is inserted, you need to "rebind" the form (eg, call $("#dcdays").ajaxSubmit(); again).So in your ajaxSubmit function...$("div#indicate").hide(); $("div#instruct").hide();$("div#selfreview").html(text).fadeIn("slow");// Add this -->$("#dcdays").ajaxSubmit();}); return false; })

[jQuery] No repeat firing: how to achieve repeat AJAX calls

Hello folks, I'm having difficulty in getting an application to allow repeated AJAX calls. The basic structure of the application is Users are presented with a question and a data entry form in "selfreview" and once submitted, an answer and a link to generate another question is returned to

[jQuery] regexp selector

Hello, I would like to be able to query with regular expressions, something like, for example : $("a[href REGEXP '\.(jpg|gif)(\?.*|$)']"); of course the syntax would not be "REGEXP", but you get the idea. Is this feasible currently? Judging by the code I've looked at (the public alpha),

Re: [jQuery] Where is the cursor?

Not sure if I completely understand the question here.  Can you give an example of the HTML?  Are you talking:       Stuff   And hide child when you mouse off unless still over parent?  If that's the case, wouldn't it make more sense to:   $("#parent").hover(function(){ $("#child").show(); },func

[jQuery] interface drag & drop broken in scrolling div (and also in safari)

When the draggable items overflow their container div, the interface library fails. Example at: http://www.themullers.org/scrollsort.html The sorting works until you scroll the div. My example uses sortable, but the same problem exists when you just use the dragging library, so this problem mu

[jQuery] Where is the cursor?

Title: Where is the cursor? Is it possible to do a check to see if the cursor is over a specified ID then do not fire a statement? function hideChild(source) {     var changeSource = document.getElementById(source);     // if cursor in the area of ID homeMenu then DO NOT hide the

Re: [jQuery] Not a plugin, but a release of MyDay (to-do list)

Manual might not be the best word to describe it. If the list consists of all high priority to-dos, and you drag one to the bottom of the list, it'll ask you if you want the to-do to be high, medium, or low, because if you drag it to the bottom the script doesn't know what you want it to become si

Re: [jQuery] Not a plugin, but a release of MyDay (to-do list)

Is there a link, sorry missed it. I like to-do lists.   -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Myles AngellSent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 12:54 PMTo: jQuery Discussion.Subject: Re: [jQuery] Not a plugin, but a release of MyDay (to

Re: [jQuery] Not a plugin, but a release of MyDay (to-do list)

Ooops, I broke it. If you make all the items of medium or high priority, there is no way to set any items to low priority.Looks great though! ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/

Re: [jQuery] Not a plugin, but a release of MyDay (to-do list)

That's great! How do I change the priority manually of an existing item?-jsOn 8/10/06, bbuchs <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:Very nice!Real-world examples of jQuery in action are great to see, and a great help. Thank you for sharing.--View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Not-a-plugin%2C-

Re: [jQuery] Not a plugin, but a release of MyDay (to-do list)

Very nice! Real-world examples of jQuery in action are great to see, and a great help. Thank you for sharing. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Not-a-plugin%2C-but-a-release-of-MyDay-%28to-do-list%29-tf2084945.html#a5746965 Sent from the JQuery forum at Nabble.com.

Re: [jQuery] .formdata workaround

There is a Form serializer plugin in the svn - form.js which has a $.formdata alreadyAnd also a deserializer in the plugins directory for the reverse-Ashutosh On 8/10/06, Michael Grosser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: since i could not find anything that gives me the inserted data of a form(without su

Re: [jQuery] wrapping AJAX callback results

Real quick email, but you need a dom object, not the text...-jsOn 8/9/06, Chris Frohoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:I am trying to work with results from a .get() call, but once the "xml" parameter is wrapped with "$()", it seems to refer to the current document instead of the document retrieved by

[jQuery] wrapping AJAX callback results

I am trying to work with results from a .get() call, but once the "xml" parameter is wrapped with "$()", it seems to refer to the current document instead of the document retrieved by .get().alert(ajaxUrl);$.get(ajaxUrl,function(xml){    alert(xml);    alert($(xml).html()); 

[jQuery] .formdata workaround

since i could not find anything that gives me the inserted data of a form(without submitting)AND getForm().vars is way to slow, im using this atm                $("#form") .find("[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]'text'], [EMAIL PROTECTED]'hidden'], [EMAIL PROTECTED]'password'], [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [jQuery] Early Docs Prorotype

Safari is complaining about a parse error on line 1277 of jquery-svn.js On 9 Aug 2006, at 18:42, Karl Swedberg wrote: > Looks great in FF, but fails to load in Safari. This is all it > returns: > > > > jQuery Documentation > > > > > > >

[jQuery] Textarea: redux

I'm new to jQuery, and I'm having a problem grabbing the value from a textbox or textarea.I searched the past discussions and found this issue:http://jquery.com/discuss/2006-July/008603/ This is basically what's happening to me, but I couldn't find the resolution I was hoping for in the past discus

[jQuery] Not a plugin, but a release of MyDay (to-do list)

This is a little something I've been working on recently. It's not a plugin, but makes use of jQuery(obviously) and the Interface plugin. I have bigger plans for the project, but I decided to trim it down and create a lite version of it I can use in my google homepage for now and I wanted to shar

Re: [jQuery] Why is Opera so slow (especially for thickbox) ?

Thursday, August 10, 2006, 5:10:13 AM, Gilles Vincent wrote: > http://www.tweosc.org/example/jquery-addressbook/ Opera is really > sloow.. I get about the same speed as FF, though FF is a little smoother in its slide transition. Sometimes Opera seems to wait until the slide interval is almost

[jQuery] OT: Re: only javascript related

Thursday, August 10, 2006, 9:07:01 AM, Rafael Santos wrote: > Hey... sometimes I have doubts related to javascript I highly recommend this listserve: https://lists.latech.edu/mailman/listinfo/javascript or even: http://webdesign-l.com/ -- Steve http://mrclay.org/ __

Re: [jQuery] Early Docs Prorotype

Nice! Only comment I have at this point is that if you click a function to expand it, maybe you might consider closing any other expanded item first? -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of John Resig Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 12:47 AM To: di

[jQuery] only javascript related

Hey... sometimes I have doubts related to _javascript_ and i cant keep posting them here, right...   So I'd like to ask for those who sometimes could help me on MSN or gmail chat...i'd appreciate your attention... =) ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery

Re: [jQuery] Tabbed navigation, blurred vision, ajax and IE/FF

> Thanks Klaus, yes, "selfreview form" worked, as did using the id of the form. That's fine. I haven't seen that the form had an id. Using that id is of course a little faster... -- Klaus ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/

Re: [jQuery] Tabbed navigation, blurred vision, ajax and IE/FF

Thanks Klaus, yes, "selfreview form" worked, as did using the id of the form. Cheers, Bruce At 09:46 p.m. 10/08/2006, you wrote: >Bruce MacKay schrieb: > > Hi Klaus, > > > > Sorry, but I'm just not following all of this. I've added the action > > attribute back in - and altered the $.post st

Re: [jQuery] Tabbed navigation, blurred vision, ajax and IE/FF

Bruce MacKay schrieb: > Hi Klaus, > > Sorry, but I'm just not following all of this. I've added the action > attribute back in - and altered the $.post statement to read > $.post(this.getAttribute("action"), but I don't understand your > advice on the "return false" with respect to the onsub

[jQuery] Why is Opera so slow (especially for thickbox) ?

Hi, here is a question, just for curiosity. I've often observed a real difference of performance between FF and Opera. This is particularly visible for some jquery plugins : if you look at this exemple : http://www.tweosc.org/example/jquery-addressbook/ Opera is really sloow.. Does anybody

Re: [jQuery] Tabbed navigation, blurred vision, ajax and IE/FF

Hi Klaus, Sorry, but I'm just not following all of this. I've added the action attribute back in - and altered the $.post statement to read $.post(this.getAttribute("action"), but I don't understand your advice on the "return false" with respect to the onsubmit function - I cannot identify th

Re: [jQuery] Dom creation

Ups. :) http://www.aloyzas.lt/javascript/jquery-dev/dom.js Basically I am waiting for jQuery 1.0 release... On 8/9/06, Jason Yeckel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Does not work with the latest svn but it works with 1.0a. you gave me > the same link :) i did try a newier svn first though just to ch

Re: [jQuery] TextMate bundle for jQuery (incomplete)

On 8/9/06, Matt Stith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I want a mac... :( TextMate for Windows might be on its way ... http://intypelog.blogspot.com/ ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/