Hi,
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
It would be
Add these lines in your javascript file:
jQuery.parse[0] = [ \\[ *(@)S *([\\/!*$^=]*) *Q\\], 1 ];trace(m[4]);
jQuery.expr['@']['/='] = new RegExp(m[4]).test(z);
then you be able to do following:
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]/='\\.(jpg|gif)(\\?.*|$)'])
On 8/11/06, Fil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
@ Aloyzas
Thursday, August 10, 2006, 8:59:42 PM, Realazy XA Chen wrote:
$(.panel).click(function(){
$( div.item,this).todosomethinghere();
})
div.item isn't a valid selector. If jQuery doesn't fail it probably
should be considered a bug. div.item is all that's needed.
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Maybe
it's only valid if there's something before it? Otherwise you're trying to
select a child of nothing?
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Andy Matthews schrieb:
Maybe it's only valid if there's something before it? Otherwise you're
trying to select a child of nothing?
Yes, we didn't mean the combinator, but the selector as a whole.
This is an selector: '* div'
This is a combinator: ''
Hm, spiffy. If I wanted to get an element that didn't have an ID, I
should be able to do that with something like:
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]myfield]').val();
Right? What about multi-value fields like select boxes or radio button sets?
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On Fri, August 11, 2006 10:25 am, Andy
It was originally written the way you suggested but John rearranged
them in svn v97. You'll have to ask him why. But I agree that
pre/post is a more natural ordering.
Wouldn't it make more sense if it was preCallback then postCallback -
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Or would we need to add a .climb() plugin?
There's the new .parent() and .parents() methods which allow you to
traverse up - which is exactly what you want. You can find basic
documentation for it is (temporarily) here:
http://john.jquery.com/jquery/docs/
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On Fri, August 11, 2006 11:07 am, John Resig said:
Or would we need to add a .climb() plugin?
There's the new .parent() and .parents() methods which allow you to
traverse up - which is exactly what you want. You can find basic
documentation for it is (temporarily) here:
Hm, spiffy, that does look like just what I'm looking for. Thanks!
Is that documentation page based on dev, beta, or latest?
I'm fast getting the impression that the jQuery web site docs are well out
of date compared to the current version. Is the temp link you listed
auto-generated? It
Hi everyone,
I've been working on a Spin Control that uses only a standard textbox.
input type=text /
With Javascript enabled the textbox looks and acts like a spin-button
control without adding any extra elements.
http://www.softwareunity.com/sandbox/jqueryspinbtn/
The up/down arrows are
Very nice! Would be out of this world if you could hold down on the up or down
arrow and it would increment automatically.
For example if I wanted to increment to 40 fast I would just hold the arrow
down.
Not to throw a feature request at you cause I am not going to use it at this
time.
Maybe
I believe that would be this:
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]myfield]')get[0].val();
Where 0 relates to the order of the items?
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It doesn't work for me in FF1.5.05/IE6.x (no arrows show up)-jsOn 8/11/06, George Adamson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi everyone,I've been working on a Spin Control that uses only a standard textbox.
input type=text /With _javascript_ enabled the textbox looks and acts like a spin-buttoncontrol
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]myfield]')get[0].val();
Nope, what he had was just fine - doing a .val() gets the value of the
first element matched.
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Okay...
It's working in FF. Very nice! This should get melded in with the form
plugin posted earlier.
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Ah
Thank you John.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of John Resig
FF 1.5 shows arrows but otherwise doesnt work.
IE6 works for me.
On 8/11/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi George,
very nice work so far.
Some ideas:
- min, max and increments would be very useful and quite easy to implement
- concerning 'disallow non-numeric text': Sam wrote
jQuery might be a little slow for this need, try using regular DOM selectors, it would be faster and easier.On 8/10/06, Chad Lansford
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: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
A much neater way to do what you need is to use the Form Serializer. This allows you to get values of all the inputs at one go, and you can then submit them. And there is also a de-serializer plugin that allows you to set values from a JSON into the form.
The form serializer is in the svn version
Great work!-AshutoshOn 8/11/06, George Adamson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,I've been working on a Spin Control that uses only a standard textbox.
input type=text /With _javascript_ enabled the textbox looks and acts like a spin-buttoncontrol without adding any extra elements.
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