This problem was fixed.
Just replace cancel button onclick even
onclick="top.TB_remove();"
Thank about your watch! :)
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Great code. One thing, the scrolling doesn't take into account if padding
exists in the css for .jcarousel-list li elements. Not sure if it's tough to
add or not but that would be great. Right now if padding is added the window
is off after scrolling a bit.
Very nice work though
Jan Sorgalla
Daimajin schreef:
> John, is there any news about this plugin? I've tried what has been
> suggested on the bug tracker
> (http://liorean.web-graphics.com/scripts/array.js), this script seems to
> work but jQuery still fails to load.
>
> John Resig wrote:
>> Hello -
>>
>> I'm currently planning
> Why make jquery compatible whit dinosaure browsers. If I'm correct it
> only makes jquery more complicated and more Kb's. IE 5.0 IE 5.5 should
> be dropped out of support. IE 6 and IE 7 is ok and less buggy. Who
> still uses IE 5.0 ?
> Besides one more year and nobody uses it anymore.
The ba
Hi All,
What it does:
Overwrites the standard animate functions with custom easing functions from
Robert Penner.
http://gsgd.co.uk/sandbox/jquery.easing.php
What I've done since last time, is packaged up the equations into a separate
object so this can be added to, and seperated out the unbasic
kawikak wrote:
>
>
> Great code. One thing, the scrolling doesn't take into account if padding
> exists in the css for .jcarousel-list li elements. Not sure if it's tough
> to add or not but that would be great. Right now if padding is added the
> window is off after scrolling a bit.
>
> Very
hi,
is there any particular reason why I'm getting as a result two divs
using autocompleter?
thanks.
Live Search
No, this shouldn't happen. Please
- make sure you use latest jQuery and autocompleter
If the problem persists
- set up a test page
- provide OS and browser info to reproduce the problem
On 9/7/06, kain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi,
> is there any particular reason why I'm getting as a result
Hello,
It appears that some anonymous fool has arsed about with the wiki,
and Plugins/ExtendedTabs is no more. Is there a way of viewing
historic versions of pages if this happens? or restoring it ourselves?
In the mean time does anyone have the code for ExtendedTabs that they
could email to me?
On 07/09/06, Mark Gibson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> It appears that some anonymous fool has arsed about with the wiki,
> and Plugins/ExtendedTabs is no more. Is there a way of viewing
> historic versions of pages if this happens? or restoring it ourselves?
>
> In the mean time does anyon
On 9/7/06, George Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been working hard on this, and I reckon I've got it sorted, so now over
> to you for some real world testing before giving it a proper 1.0 status. Any
> and all comments welcome.
>
> Thanks
> George.
Hi George,
I fired up IE7 and each anim
> On 9/7/06, George Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've been working hard on this, and I reckon I've got it sorted, so now over
> > to you for some real world testing before giving it a proper 1.0 status. Any
> > and all comments welcome.
> >
> > Thanks
> > George.
On 9/7/06, Justin Carter <
> Luckily you can view the history for an edited Wiki entry (although
> there is not any links for viewing it or reverting changes).
> http://jquery.com/docs/Plugins/ExtendedTabs/?action=history
>
> The page where you can get the code is:
> http://cbwhiz.com/programming/js/jq-tabs.html
Yeah, I hav
George Smith wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> What it does:
> Overwrites the standard animate functions with custom easing functions
> from Robert Penner.
>
> http://gsgd.co.uk/sandbox/jquery.easing.php
>
> [...]
>
Hi,
well done. I worked on a similar plugin for extending the animation
capabilities for
I'm using thickbox 2.0 in a project (love it by the way!)...It works fine for my requirements, however in the popup thickbox I have a form that's longer than the window (and hence you get a scroll bar). It's somewhat annoying because if you use the mouse wheel, it will scroll the parent page not th
Hello
I'm receiving a Javascript error with ThickBox, after upgrading to
jQuery 1.0.1: Permission Denied on property window.nodeType
This is happening with both my old version of ThickBox, and the latest
version. I downgraded my version of jQuery to the version before 1.0
and both versions of Thi
Hi Tom
You can set the width and height of the thickbox window in the URL
that you calling it.
See if that helps, thanks.
On 07/09/06, Tom Holder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using thickbox 2.0 in a project (love it by the way!)...
>
> It works fine for my requirements, however in the popup
Hi Jonathan,Sorry... the window is already plenty big enough, the form is quite long though so it's always going to scroll. I really want to find a way to fix the scrolling issue.ThanksTom
On 9/7/06, Jonathan Chong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi TomYou can set the width and height of the thickbox wi
On 9/7/06, Onno Timmerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> Why make jquery compatible whit dinosaure browsers. If I'm correct it
> only makes jquery more complicated and more Kb's. IE 5.0 IE 5.5 should
> be dropped out of support. IE 6 and IE 7 is ok and less buggy. Who
> still uses IE 5.0 ?
> Be
Jan Sorgalla wrote:
>
> well done.
>
Thanks :)
Jan Sorgalla wrote:
>
> I'm sure John will think about to let jQuery.fx accept the new
> easing-option by default since it would be a great addition with just a
> few more lines of core code.
>
Let's hope so, what I've done to jQuery.fx does fe
Hi Justin,
I've sorted this for Opera now. Opera RegExp seems to be the strictest, I'm
thinking that will be a good place to start testing RegExp's in the future.
Thanks,
George.
Justin Carter wrote:
>
>> On 9/7/06, George Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > I've been working hard on this,
On 9/7/06, George Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Justin,
>
> I've sorted this for Opera now. Opera RegExp seems to be the strictest, I'm
> thinking that will be a good place to start testing RegExp's in the future.
>
> Thanks,
> George.
Looks good! :)
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HI
great code
I was hinking about implementing this in a new newsportal where im working on
http://politiek2.howardshome.com/Partijen/tabid/53/Default.aspx
still need to finetune this but any idea why it works perfectly in ie
but not in firefox?
do i need to add any more classes?
Armand
On 9
I may be sweating a
small point, or... maybe I don't see the forest for all the
trees...
I've been reading over
the docs and playing with primitive jQuery constructs.
The
docs...
http://jquery.com/api/
the cheat
sheet
http://www.define-web.com/jquery_cheat_sheet/jquery_cheat_sheet_08
I´m having the same problem - it only occurs when using the mouse-
wheel. when you´re inside a frame and you´re scrolling to the bottom
of this frame and you try to scroll further the parent page will
scroll (thus leading to re-positioning the thickbox).
is it possible to prevent any scrolli
Sam wrote:
> I'm confused about whether .addClass operates on a jQuery object as
> documented in jQuery.com/api/, and is listed as "Traversing" in the
> cheat sheet. Seems to me .addClass operates on the DOM, and is a
> "Manipulation" method?
Technically it's listed as
jQuery addClass( Strin
On Sep 7, 2006, at 12:21 AM, TungAlex wrote:
> Why I can't use center() in jquery 1.01 ??
It looks like center() was pulled out of core and put in a plugin.
See here: http://jquery.com/dev/svn/plugins/center/
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Hi,
I was testing jCarousel plug-in and I realised (as many other plugins out
there) that when you disable javascript (jQuery) in your prefered browser,
you miss not only behaviour but layout (CSS).
So, I wonder, how to design our jQuery plug-in in order to perfectly
separate behaviour (functiona
I guess you could perhaps get the scroll position of the parent, trap the scrolling and then change it to the original value? Hmm... seems messy.On 9/7/06,
patrickk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I´m having the same problem - it only occurs when using the mouse-wheel. when you´re inside a frame and y
The cursor keys don't track with the mouse. For example: type com and let the
suggestions pop up. Use the cursor keys to go down the list a bit. Mouse
over one of the top items, highlighting that item. Cursor down again, and
the highlight jumps to the last cursor-selected item. To make this even m
Hello, I put the script together. Works for me!
Is it failing on even the most basic jquery? Like $('mydiv').hide()?
Basically all it does is make up the missing js functions that ie5.0
doesn't have - it doesn't change any jquery code.
Alistair
Daimajin wrote:
> John, is there any news about t
Hi,
i hopefully fixed that, try it again, should work now with:
http://sorgalla.com/projects/jcarousel/js/jcarousel.js
Jan
Armand Datema wrote:
>
> HI
>
> great code
>
> I was hinking about implementing this in a new newsportal where im working
> on
>
> http://politiek2.howardshome.com/Par
I know. It's either mouse or keyboard right now.
On 9/7/06, Rexbard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The cursor keys don't track with the mouse. For example: type com and let the
> suggestions pop up. Use the cursor keys to go down the list a bit. Mouse
> over one of the top items, highlighting that
After all the IE transparecny issues, I decided to take a closer look
at what I was doing at the DOM level, and I looked at solutions of
other plugin authors. It turned out that I was using a workaround for
a bug that existed in earlier versions of jQuery that had since been
fixed. Also, the DatePi
> - Disabling Javascript (not CSS) should not enhance behaviour
> but functionality AND LAYOUT (CSS) should remain at least.
> Any suggestions on defining 'good practises' for css in plugins?
A plugin should fail in a way that causes the least disruption to the page.
The basic jCarousel example s
Hmmm ... My script is querying JSP pages that are accessed through a
proxied Apache server. There is no "Last-Modified" header being
automatically added, but as the response from the JSP is being generated
each time, that the header indicates a new "Date" value. Even when
bypassing Apache and makin
No, I'm not doing that ... It appears that I ought to, though! :-)
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David,
are you loading the if-modified-sinc
I'm not sure how helpful this will be to anybody, but i thought i would post it to the list anyway.jQuery.fn.swapClass = function(c1, c2){ return this.each(function(){ var t = $(this); (
t.is('.'+c1)) ? t.addClass(c2).removeClass(c1) : t.addClass(c1).removeClass(c2);
On Sep 7, 2006, at 1:56 PM, Wil Stuckey wrote:I've found this to be pretty helpful, so i thought i would contribute it to the groupHi Will, I may be mistaken, but I think this functionality is already built into jquery.js, called toggleClass: toggleClass: function( c ){ jQuery.className[ jQuery.
What problems are you seeing?
http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?autocomplete
seems fine to me right now on ie and ff
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Yes, I updated the script. It's fine in simple layouts, but try it
with a complex (liquid, no-tables CSS or stuff like that), and it's
all over the place.
It looks like I found a solution that works on Firefox and IE now.
Opera is a little off.
Suggestions welcome.
On 9/7/06, Geoff Knutzen <[EMA
dave.methvin wrote:
>
>> - Disabling Javascript (not CSS) should not enhance behaviour
>> but functionality AND LAYOUT (CSS) should remain at least.
>> Any suggestions on defining 'good practises' for css in plugins?
>
> A plugin should fail in a way that causes the least disruption to the
> p
HiOk I got the problem. Basically you are getting a response as JSON text. You need to convert this into a JSON object before you deserialize it as below:$.ajax({url:"/load.lasso",type:"GET",
complete: function(data){ var js
The new code introduced layout quirks in Internet Explorer (and
perhaps also Firefox).
Maybe a wrapper DIV wasn't such a bad idea after all ...
I don't want to make autocompleter dependant on another plugin (else
I'd use Interface for position and size). Any suggestions?
I think I'll go back to t
I've tried the latest version right now, sometimes I get
Errore: uncaught exception: Permesso negato per ottenere la proprietà
HTMLDivElement.parentNode
in my js console, that sounds like
Access denied to obtain the property HTMLDivElement.parentNode
btw the problem of two nested divs I explained
Hi, I am in the process of migration my own Ajax lib to JQuery's.
This how I call my server:
$.ajax({
url: config.API_URL,
type: 'POST',
data: $.param(data),
complete: XmlHelper.ajaxDone,
success: XmlHelper.ajaxSuccess,
error:(onerror ? onerror : XmlHe
On 9/7/06, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sep 7, 2006, at 1:56 PM, Wil Stuckey wrote:I may be mistaken, but I think this functionality is already built into jquery.js, called toggleClass:
Karl,
Im pretty sure toggleClass simply adds and removes a single class name.
What i needed was
> Strangely, the xmlHttpRequest object holds the responded XML in
> responseText, instead of responseXML.
Are you saying that responseXML is null? Are you sure?
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Hi Mike,
Are you saying that responseXML is null? Are you sure?
This is what Firebug shows me when I do
console.log(xmlHttpRequest.responseXML):
[Document] null
When I click on it, this is how responseXML looks like (btw, sorry for
the HTML mail):
null
Just an idea, I don't know how JQuery uses the XmlHttpRequest object but
maybe it has problems with my gzipped XML files?
Included in my Header:
> Content-Encoding: gzip
>
>
Arash
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> This is what Firebug shows me when I do
> console.log(xmlHttpRequest.responseXML):
Well that makes sense. responseXML should be a doc and that's what
you've got. If you were to alert responseXML you'd see something like
[object XMLDocument]. responseText holds the actual text returned
from
On Sep 7, 2006, at 3:05 PM, Wil Stuckey wrote:Im pretty sure toggleClass simply adds and removes a single class name.Hi Wil,Ah, yes, you're right. My mistake. And sorry for misspelling your name last time. :) Karl___Karl Swedbergwww.englishrules.comwww.learningjquery.com ___
George,
This is fantastic. I'm going to integrate it w/ tweenbox here -
http://www.willjessup.com/sandbox/jquery/tweenbox/tweenbox.htm
Can't wait to see the elastic on that. Lol.
Will
> Hi All,
>
> What it does:
> Overwrites the standard animate functions with custom easing functions from
> Rober
>Well that makes sense. responseXML should be a doc and that's what
>you've got. If you were to alert responseXML you'd see something like
>[object XMLDocument]. responseText holds the actual text returned
>from the server.
>
>
Yes, you are absolutely right. And no, JQuery has NO problems wit
function myOnload(){testFunction('JS: Test 1 Worked!');}function testFunction(str){alert(str);}window.>$(document).ready(function(){alert('jQuery TEST WORKED!');});
IE 6.0.2xx... will execute both of the alerts FF 1.5.0.6 only alerts: 'JS: Test 1 Worked!'after attempting to debug the issue, it look
Francisco Brito schrieb:
> Should $().add() be $().and() instead? It makes more sense if the
> counterpart is "not".
I like that, it's even more readable.
hey, what about not() should become without() ;-)
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This looks pretty nice. Attempting to implement now, got a couple of
questions:
1) Using the CSS in your demo page, what's the easiest way to nudge the
entire results list down a bit? For some reason mine are popping up directly
over the input element instead of just beneath it, obscuring it.
2)
> 2) Is there something I can add to programmatically disable the default
> forms-autocomplete function in browsers? FF's default menu choices are
> competing with the plugin's choices.
for mozilla browsers set an attribute "autocomplete" to "off"!
-- klaus
Works for IE, too:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/properties/aut
ocomplete.asp
Here's a good backgrounder document:
http://wiki.mozilla.org/The_autocomplete_attribute_and_web_documents_usi
ng_XHTML
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1)
Make sure that the input element has the rule display: block
.ac_wrapper input {
width: 100%;
display: block;
}
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IE too
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> 2) Is there something I can add to programmatically disable the defa
Me again,
can someone please explain, how exactly does $.ajaxTimeout work? I have
tried this:
$.ajaxTimeout(5000);
Waiting for 5 seconds after a $.ajax() call to a not available server,
none of the callback methods (complete, success, error) gets called!?
BTW: where are all the $.* functions
> jQuery.fn.swapClass = function(c1, c2){
> return this.each(function(){
> var t = $(this);
> ( t.is('.'+c1)) ?
> t.addClass(c2).removeClass(c1) : t.addClass(c1).removeClass(c2);
> });
> }
> Also i would like to know if this is the most efficient this code could
be.
As written it
Hi!
> BTW: where are all the $.* functions (specially the $.ajax* ones)
> documented?
>
Currently documented are $.get, $.getIfModified, load() and
loadIfModified(). Looks like the rest is considered being private (no
API) methods.
> I have looked in http://jquery.com/api/ but I can't find no
> I thought of with a single-chain version but it (ab)uses .pushStack which is
> marked @private.
When writing plugins you're fully encouraged to use the @private
methods - that's what they're there for. I'm working to document them
better for plugin authors, but you should definitely feel free to
> Currently documented are $.get, $.getIfModified, load() and
> loadIfModified(). Looks like the rest is considered being private (no
> API) methods.
Not so, I just haven't finished documenting ajaxTimeout, $.ajax,
ajaxStart, ajaxStop, etc. Those are the last remaining functions left.
> Check out
Hello Jörn,
>Check out http://www.visualjquery.com/
>It has a category for AJAX.
>
>
thank you, I did. The $.ajax* ones are missing there too.
Good night,
Arash
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>Yep - this is using the same data that's on /api/ so it also doesn't
>have the aforementioned methods. I'm working to document them, sorry
>for the delay.
>
>
Ah, take your time! But could you please announce it on the list or the
JQuery blog whenever you are done with that? It's my last step
> Would this suggest that I should modify my JSP to add this header and
> update the value when the page response has been updated?
Yes, that is the "proper" (HTTP-spec) way of doing that - and what
jQuery currently supports. Although, it's certainly a possibility to
add in the content-checking ca
> Ah, take your time! But could you please announce it on the list or the
> JQuery blog whenever you are done with that? It's my last step of
> complete migration to JQuery :)
Sure thing, I've been lagging behind on my jQuery updates because I
had to put off some of my book deadlines in order to g
Thanks! I added a custom header to my JSP so that the "Last-Modified"
value is only updated when the page contents are updated. It is now
working very nicely with jQuery. :-)
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Thanks for the help. The problem was the padding needs to be added to the
within the and not the itself.
.jcarousel-list li img {
padding: 1px;
}
Works now, thanks!
Jan Sorgalla wrote:
>
>
> kawikak wrote:
>>
>>
>> Great code. One thing, the scrolling doesn't take into account i
Is the ttabs demo on interface.eyecon.ro working for anyone?
(http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/ttabs.html)
I've tried it on windows & osx, in both IE & Firefox, but it doesn't
seem to respond @ all.
Thanks,
Glen
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It works for me in IE6, firefox1.5 and Opera9. This may be null point, but
you know you have to click the link to the left to enable tabs.
Glen-13 wrote:
>
> Is the ttabs demo on interface.eyecon.ro working for anyone?
> (http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/ttabs.html)
>
> I've tried it on windows
I've been trying to make a slideshow with interface, but cant make it work.
In fire fox I get the error "slideshow has no properties". here my code
$(function() {
$.slideshow({
container : 'myshow',
images : [
{
It doesn't work for me in either FF 1.5.0.6 or IE 6.
Rey...
Glen wrote:
> Is the ttabs demo on interface.eyecon.ro working for anyone?
> (http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/ttabs.html)
>
> I've tried it on windows & osx, in both IE & Firefox, but it doesn't
> seem to respond @ all.
>
> Thanks,
Ahoy list,
Is there a good jQuery scrollBar out there? I started using the iDrag
library from interface which I think may lead to half of the solution
but didn't see a clear way to rig things up because the onDrag method is
a bit slow (or i'm doing something wrong). If anyone can point me to a
This is should be close to what you want.
$(function() {
$("#showform").slideDown();
$("#hideform").slideUp(function() {
$.ajax("post", "savecomment.cgi", [{
name: comment,
Hi folks,
I'm using the following code to pass form data onto the server for
processing
$.fn.ajaxSubmit = function(e) {this.submit(function(){ var params =
{}; $(this) .find("[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]'text'],
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'hidden'], [EMAIL PROTECTED]'password'], [EMAIL PROTECTE
> Is there an error in the above code? If not, where else should I look for
> a solution. I am using jquery rev 249.
Look here: http://jquery.com/dev/svn/plugins/form/form.js
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Alistair Potts wrote:
Hello, I put the script together. Works for me!
Is it failing on even the most basic jquery? Like $('mydiv').hide()?
This is what I'm doing:
$(document).ready( function() {
$("#clickme").click( function() {
alert("I've been c
Chris Ovenden wrote:
> John's plugin solution sounds eminently sensible, but if you really
> are worried about code bloat you could use a conditional comment to
> hide jQuery from those browsers altogether. If you're doing proper
> unobtrusive javascript your site should still work without it.
The
Whats with the "$(function() {"? Maybe im missing something here, but i dont see why you need to put all of that inside an anonymous function which is also inside of a jQ object. Wouldnt this work fine:
$("#showform").slideDown();
$("#hideform").slideUp(function() {
$.ajax("post",
As i said in my last email, there really is no reason to surround all of that code in a JQ function. you can remove the "$(function() {" line, and the final "});", which may be causing your problem. JS might be looking in the wrong scope for the "slideshow" function. You also dont need the square b
On Sep 7, 2006, at 10:09 PM, Matt Stith wrote:Whats with the "$(function() {"? I think $(function() { }); is shorthand for $(document).ready(function() { });At least, that's what Jörn told me on my "Learning jQuery" blog: http://www.learningjquery.com/2006/09/introducing-document-ready#comment-6Ka
More specifically, as with Rey, I was using Firefox 1.5.0.6 & IE6
when it failed for me.
-g
On Sep 7, 2006, at 8:51 PM, Rey Bango wrote:
> It doesn't work for me in either FF 1.5.0.6 or IE 6.
>
> Rey...
>
> Glen wrote:
>> Is the ttabs demo on interface.eyecon.ro working for anyone?
>> (http:/
Ack, ok i asked about the scrollbar stuff too soon - figured it out:
http://www.willjessup.com/sandbox/jquery/scrollbar/scrollbar.html
need some work, but i think that should do it (for me at least)
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That is correct the $(function is shorthand. and the [ is require and the
function will not work with out it.
Karl Swedberg-2 wrote:
>
> On Sep 7, 2006, at 10:09 PM, Matt Stith wrote:
>> Whats with the "$(function() {"?
>
> I think $(function() { }); is shorthand for $(document).ready(function
Thanks for trying, but your incorrect in your assumptions.
Matt Stith wrote:
>
> As i said in my last email, there really is no reason to surround all of
> that code in a JQ function. you can remove the "$(function() {" line,
>
$(function is shorthand for $(document).ready(), and if you pul
when you reach a solution could you post a link to a working example of your
scroll bar code.
Will Jessup wrote:
>
> Ack, ok i asked about the scrollbar stuff too soon - figured it out:
>
> http://www.willjessup.com/sandbox/jquery/scrollbar/scrollbar.html
>
> need some work, but i think that
kenton.,
That is working code (afaik)
There is a problem in the way iDrag grabs the location of the scrollbar
- so i had to add a pixel and subtract one here and there, but the
problems solved in FF are compounded in safari, so that's something I
need to think about.
Will
> when you reach
> That is correct and the $(function is shorthand. and the [ is require and the
> function will not work with out it.
Ok, you had a typo in your code, and no the [...] isn't required. This
is more than sufficient for his needs.
$.ajax("post", "savecomment.cgi", { comment: $("#fldcomment").val
> when you reach a solution could you post a link to a working example of your
> scroll bar code.
His code works for me. There's a little box with images in it, with a
scrollbar to the right of it. Just drag it around to move the items.
--John
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I'm using nabble for my post. I would seem somethings are not posting where
John Resig wrote:
>
>> That is correct and the $(function is shorthand. and the [ is require and
>> the
>> function will not work with out it.
>
> oops by bad!!! I guess I need to review the docs agian.
>
>$.ajax(
This is a Firefox bug.
On 9/7/06, kain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've tried the latest version right now, sometimes I get
> Errore: uncaught exception: Permesso negato per ottenere la proprietà
> HTMLDivElement.parentNode
> in my js console, that sounds like
> Access denied to obtain the proper
Hello,
On 9/6/06, Fil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alas, I don't know how to fix the bigger bug. And I get nightmares just
> reading a solution given at
> http://bloomd.home.mchsi.com/histapi/howitworks.html
Thanks. I read it.
However, it seems to be difficult to implement it.
Because I do not ha
On 9/7/06, Jason Huck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> This looks pretty nice. Attempting to implement now, got a couple of
> questions:
>
> 1) Using the CSS in your demo page, what's the easiest way to nudge the
> entire results list down a bit? For some reason mine are popping up directly
> over th
Once a handler is
assigned
$('#mydiv').click(myfunction);
How can I remove the
event handler at a later time?
Sam
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On Thursday 07 September 2006 05:07, John Resig wrote:
> Yeah, I have no idea how to revert the page, so instead I just deleted
> all versions back to the one in question - the page is back in its
> original state now. Hopefully switching to Drupal will resolve
> ambiguity problems like this in th
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