My function creates only one interval for one animation and sets
properties in loop avery frame:
Nice. I wish more libraries would do this; I believe YUI suffers from
the same problem, for instance. It is of course a bit difficult with
animations that are not necessarily in sync, but I presume
With a checkbox inside of a label, I was trying to toggle a class on the
label based on whether the input was checked or not. I tried every
permutation of:
$(.checkbox).change(function(){
$(this).parent().toggleClass('selected');
});
label for=testinput id=test type=checkbox
Purely cosmetic, but has anyone noticed that there is extra whitespace
in the generated jquery-svn file
(http://jquery.com/src/jquery-svn.js).
Yeah - jquery-svn.js is currently being generated from jquery.lite.js
(in SVN) - however I haven't yet pruned out the extra endline
characters. This is
Tom - the following should do the trick:
$(#days).load(
ajax/weekview_appointments.aspx?fromdate= + calendarDay.Date,
BindTimeSelectors
);
Calling BindTimeSelectors() was executing it too early, and there's no
need for an extra wrapper function - since it is a function to begin
with. Hope
and be replaced
by calls for updated documentation. :-)
Already done :-) (Temporary URL)
http://john.jquery.com/jquery/docs/
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That is a good reference. Is there a getting-started-style guide somewhere?
Also, has anyone worked on how-do-I style FAQs or equivalent functions
between standard DOM or other frameworks? If not I can work on some of that.
It might be useful to have the built-in documentation specify categories
To
makoomba:
Saw
your Live Grid and love it (http://makoomba.altervista.org/grid/).
Any new features forthcoming? Specifically, I was comparing it to the Rico
LiveGrid (http://openrico.org/rico/livegrid.page)
and would love to have the following features:
1) Column
sorting. I know this
The problem is that Safari doesn't properly report the current style
property values. This may be possible in the Safari Nightlies, but I
haven't tested yet. This is a major fallback of Safari, unfortunately.
--John
On 8/18/06, Samuel Souder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am running up against an
$(window).height() and .width() cause the error e.style has no properties.
I think it would be preferable to modify .height and .width to handle
window objects as a special case.
A quick Google suggests using window.innerWidth, or where that is
undefined document.body.offsetWidth.
I just
Thanks for the quick followup John. I also run the WebKit nightlies and is is still broken as of today. Is there something I should be submitting to WebKit's bug reports? Lastly, do you know of any good ways around this? :hidden is a very cool selector and has a lot of great uses so I would
I've pinpointed both my issues, and would like to propose the following
changes:
In jquery/jquery.js, line 356, replace:
$.g = {
'': m[2] == '*' || a.nodeName.toUpperCase() == m[2].toUpperCase(),
with:
$.g = {
'': m[2] == '*' || a.localName.toUpperCase() == m[2].toUpperCase(),
This would allow
That would be really nice - I've been working with some developers who
are going to implement some aspects of this - unless you'd like to
beat them to it.
Honestly, this will have to be a jQuery 1.1 feature. ;) Bugs are a top
priority right now.
--John
On 8/18/06, Dave Cardwell [EMAIL
Is there a problem with .ready?
Short answer: most likely not. However, your server seems to be down
so I can't check it right away to make sure.
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It would help if I typed in the correct address! Sorry about that...
http://www.aliasenterprises.com
Try this one.
Thanks,
Brian
John Resig wrote:
Is there a problem with .ready?
Short answer: most likely not. However, your server seems to be down
so I can't check it right away to
Weeeird. Alright, well, whatever the bug was, it's been fixed in the
latest SVN version of jQuery:
http://jquery.com/src/jquery-svn.js
Man, that's a weird one.
--John
On 8/18/06, Brian Wilkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would help if I typed in the correct address! Sorry about that...
It's all because Safari doesn't support the getComputedStyle property:
http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/w3c_css.html
To make things even worse, they claimed that it was going to work in
Safari 1.3+:
http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/hyatt/archives/2005_04.html#007962
I hope hope hope that I'm wrong
Hi list,
After converting a drop-down menu script to jquery, our designer
pointed out that the menu was no longer working under Safari.
I have tracked this down to the use of show() which, while it works
perfectly under Firefox and Opera, does not seem to do anything under
Safari. It does
The following problems can be solved by adding the loadSuccess call back.
Problem:
Plug-in cannot notice contents added with $().load().
For instance, Thickbox plug-in can be used only by adding class=thickbox
to the link.
However, it doesn't operate well for contents of $().load().
Solution:
I
I was playing around with jQuery today, and I came across something unfortunate.
I was in the habit of using the . character in id attributes. For
example, if I had a page full of notes, the mark-up might look like:
div class=note id=note.33rd note/div
div class=note id=note.44th note/div
Hey Everyone -
Just wondering if there's any jQuery users here in Boston, MA - I'm
going to be giving a presentation on jQuery on the 24th for the local
Drupal group. I'm not sure if it'll be recorded and/or transcribed -
but I'll be sure to throw any slides or examples online after its
done.
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