f you don't want to start from scratch but have the flexability to add
your own functioanlity and have jQuery at the core, then Drupal is
excellent
It has really good open standards. There are lots of great core and
3rd party modules available for example in Core you have database
functions, a
I'd recomened you CakePHP or CodeIgniter. Nowadays, I use CodeIgniter
because is more easy than CakePHP but CakePHP has more posibilities like
CakeAMFPHP for Flash communication between Flash and PHP. A
Model-View-Controller framework, I think, is the best model for programming
:)
I use
Safari crashed for me. :(
IE6 and IE7:
2 failures:
24. core module: not(String) (1, 1, 2)
not('selector')
not('selector, selector') expected: [object],[object],[object],
[object], result: [object],[object],[object],[object],[object]
70. ajax module: $.ajax - preprocess (1, 0, 1)
check return
Rey Bango-2 wrote:
Fredi announced his new jQuery-powered feed aggregator osxcode.com just
yesterday and I'm pleased to say that Ajax Magazine just picked up on
his site and gave him some press. You can check it out here:
I would mention SPIP, which now includes jquery in it dev version (used at
www.monde-diplomatique.fr)
Of course it's ZE BEST software. You can trust me on this, as I'm one of its
immodest developers ;)
http://www.spip.net/
Unfortunately it's not well known in the English-speaking community.
One more vote for CakePHP. It has evolved rapidly and I can't see the pace
slowing down. It's own ajax-helpers use the prototype library, but building
your own to use jquery is a flash.
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2006/12/5, bmsterling [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey all,
A partially non-jquery question, anyone use any php frameworks? I was
looking at the zend framework, but not sure if it is any good.
If you use a php frame work can you post a url and why you like it?
Take a look at Seagull
Cake +1
its just the most serious, advanced, elegant php framework.
CI is easy to use, but less powerful. Not sure it can scale well.
Symfony implies a lot of configuration and scales bad.
On 12/5/06, MichaL Sanger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2006/12/5, bmsterling [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hey
Hi,
Is there a way I can change the accept header of ajax requests? as rails
uses the accept header to load rjs (and it would be nice not to prepend
.rjs on all requests).
maybe someone already figure out a way to use jquery ajax and rails to
replace rjs (with minus_r)?
Abdul
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Klaus Hartl schrieb:
Brian Miller schrieb:
Is this patch generalized enough to add to the core? Just a thought...
Brian, it's actually just a check if the object is not null before
accessing it:
As it is:
ret =
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
Klaus Hartl schrieb:
They are fired in the order they were created. Jörn, I think, we should
add that to the documentation...
True. Bug report, anyone? There is even a docs category :-)
Wiping away my Todo mails:
http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/468/
-- Klaus
Hi all,
I've been trying hard to get the following scenario to work. On page 1
there is a link, when clicked an ajax page will be loaded and shown in a
div. However this ajax page contains some javascripts and this is not
executed in ie6. I think the problem is with ie6 but if anyone knows of
a
Hello,
SPIP+1
I've tried lots of CMS and SPIP is of course the best one for me.
And it is jquery'sInside and the most customisable I know.
At least, it is also a fantastic community which is present on
freenode for irc just like jquery :
irc://irc.freenode.net/spip
Le 5 déc. 06 à 11:09,
Thanks for all the great responses; truly did not think I would have this
much to read in the morning.
AHeimlich: I agree the zend framework looks pretty good; my question is,
why did it take so long for zend to jump on the framework bandwagon.
Brice Burgess, Will Jessup: I looked at symfony
Clodelio Delfino, Felix Geisendörfer, SDisk SDisk,Olivier percebois-Garve :
CodeIgniter looks good, the videos make me want to buy.
I am no supporter of CodeIgniter ; ).
Jon Baer-2, Felix Geisendörfer, SDisk SDisk, Juha Suni, Olivier
percebois-Garve : CakePhp looks a bit complitcated, IMO,
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Mike Alsup schrieb:
preprocess: function(xml) {
The form plugin uses 'before' for the preprocess hook. For
consistency, maybe using that name would be a good idea.
Done.
Still, setting custom request headers in IE(5 - 7) fails, anyone got any
Hi,
Is there any known issues with 1.0.3 and the latest svn which should
effect fadeTo in IE? On a page I'm building it seems fadeTo is being
ignored (although the callback for after the animation is still firing).
Of course everything works fine in Firefox...
If it's not a known issue I'll
It is a known issue. The next release should be just around the corner
... or just grab the latest from svn.
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On 12/5/06, Kelvin Luck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there any known issues with 1.0.3 and the latest svn which should
effect fadeTo in IE? On a page I'm building
Cool - the before hook is working for me - thanks :)
Jörn,
As Dave pointed out, using 'before' actually creates a conflict with
the form plugin. I should not have suggested it. The form plugin
accepts a before handler in its options arg but ultimately passes the
same options arg on to $.ajax.
I've still got the issue with r670 (built from svn about an hour ago) so
I guess I should put together an example page? Seems like it's a
different issue...
Cheers,
Kelvin :)
Brandon Aaron wrote:
It is a known issue. The next release should be just around the corner
... or just grab the
Hey, don't look at it as us vs. them. One of the great things about
jQuery is that it plays well with others. I use them together for a bunch
of things, and there's no reason why you can't introduce it for tasks
where it's well suited.
After all, isn't Web 2.0 all about mashups? :)
Good luck
Mike Chabot wrote:
How do I update to the latest version using SVN? When I try
TortoiseSVN, it prompts me for a username and password.
Thank you,
Mike Chabot
It checks out fine for me without from svn://jquery.com/trunk - is that
where you are grabbing it from?
Hope this helps,
Kelvin :)
Webunity | Gilles van den Hoven schrieb:
I've noticed that when i add some XHTML tags like this; br /
it is added as br even though i have the correct doctype (according to
ffx).
Anybody else seen this?
Hi Gilles,
yes, as long as you serve XHTML as text/html it is actually HTML with
Hi
With the emergence of web based application services (wont call it web2.0)
and the prevalent iterative development methodology, there is a need for a
reliable automated client-side web application testing framework. I think
jQuery is an ideal tool to help create such a framework.
Here is how
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of meekish
Subject: [jQuery] Scripting Iframes
I already posted about this, but it was a bit of a half-hearted post and
(big surprise) no one replied.
So let's try this again...
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Alright, I found a few moments to try to play
Hey Glen,
First of all, congrats on your new job. I'm sure its an exciting
opportunity especially in getting the chance to work with a very good
library, YUI.
Please don't feel like you have leave the jQuery community. You'll be
learning a ton of new things and that's knowledge that you could
Yeah that's the idea...
The testing framework should log the progress of the test script, including
successful and unsuccessful steps. For example, if the statement
click({element:'#link1'}); does not find a link with the specified id, it
will croak to the log and stop the script. Similarly if
This plugin is still under development, but I would appreciate any comments
or feedback.
http://labs.activespotlight.net/jQuery/menu_demo.html
It was inspired by the Flash menu on the Mercedes-Benz International site
and written from the ground up to provide similar functionality. (It does
This looks awesome in FF 1.5.0.8 IE 7.
Great work Jeffrey.
Rey
Jeffrey McClure wrote:
This plugin is still under development, but I would appreciate any comments
or feedback.
http://labs.activespotlight.net/jQuery/menu_demo.html
It was inspired by the Flash menu on the Mercedes-Benz
That is quite nice.
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That is what I meant as far as formatting goes, it should check for unclosed
tags, correct tree structure, stuff like that.
I may be interested in starting a project like this, because god knows I
need a tool that can assist in my getting things out of alpha testing.
How would you suggest
Jeffrey McClure wrote:
This plugin is still under development, but I would appreciate any comments
or feedback.
http://labs.activespotlight.net/jQuery/menu_demo.html
It was inspired by the Flash menu on the Mercedes-Benz International site
and written from the ground up to provide similar
ashutosh bijoor schrieb:
Hi
With the emergence of web based application services (wont call it
web2.0) and the prevalent iterative development methodology, there is a
need for a reliable automated client-side web application testing
framework. I think jQuery is an ideal tool to help create
That's AWESOME!
The close button doesn't seem to work in IE6/PC.
!//--
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web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
615.370.1530 x737
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I have't tried it yet myself, but on firebug's homepage there is a
firebug lite that is a javascript you can embed into a page, to give
you cross browser debugging.
I'd have a look at that, see if it suits your needs?
Tane
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk
On 12/5/06, bmsterling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
bmsterling schrieb:
That is what I meant as far as formatting goes, it should check for unclosed
tags, correct tree structure, stuff like that.
Thats very useful indeed. In my old company we had automatic validation
for HTML. In the development instance (we used JSP/Tomcat) every request
was
Brice Burgess wrote:
Very slick! Working through the menu I stumbled across a shocking
link. http://atlanta.activespotlight.net/Advertisement_3,7,22
What the bejesus is that guy wearing? :)
True story; those pants sold out in a matter of days after that
advertisement went live on
Thanks for the reference Klaus, it certainly looks promising. No point
re-inventing the wheel. Will check out Selenium right away.
Benjamin, I would certainly like to keep the option of developing it open.
And I think what we need could be started quite simply, because jquery gives
us most of
Brice Burgess schrieb:
Very slick! Working through the menu I stumbled across a shocking
link. http://atlanta.activespotlight.net/Advertisement_3,7,22
What the bejesus is that guy wearing? :)
What the..., Haha, LOL, thanks for the laugh, Brice!
-- Klaus
I do use Firebug regularly. It helps to debug. But what I need is a testing
framework, for when I think everything is working fine (so debugging's
done) but want to make sure before I release changes to unsuspecting users
:-)
On 12/6/06, digital spaghetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have't
I do use Firebug regularly. It helps to debug. But what I need is a testing
framework, for when I think everything is working fine (so debugging's
done) but want to make sure before I release changes to unsuspecting users
:-)
On 12/6/06, digital spaghetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have't
Brice Burgess wrote:
Jeffrey McClure wrote:
This plugin is still under development, but I would appreciate any comments
or feedback.
http://labs.activespotlight.net/jQuery/menu_demo.html
It was inspired by the Flash menu on the Mercedes-Benz International site
and written from the ground
Andy Matthews wrote:
That's AWESOME!
The close button doesn't seem to work in IE6/PC.
Thanks, it ate an entire weekend of mine. The close button is working for
me in IE 6, maybe we have different sub-versions. There were some issues
related to hiding the menu using animate{opacity} in
Hey, c'mon, I have those pants! LOL.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Klaus Hartl
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 11:38 AM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] New Plugin: Ajax Popup Menu (still under
development)
Brice Burgess
http://atlanta.activespotlight.net/Advertisement_3,7,22
What the bejesus is that guy wearing? :)
THAT is Pink Lemonde:
http://atlanta.activespotlight.net/Product_3,7,22,139
I think he's the brother of Greg Lemonde with no style sense.
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Hi folks,
I'd appreciate some help with a form element task I wish to achieve.
I have a form containing three elements (2 text and 1 select).
[sNewNodeTitle]
[iNodeID] --- select
[sLinkText]
For reasons that aren't important here, the user will either enter
something into sNewNodeTitle or
Abdur-Rahman Advany schrieb:
Hi,
Is there a way I can change the accept header of ajax requests? as rails
uses the accept header to load rjs (and it would be nice not to prepend
.rjs on all requests).
maybe someone already figure out a way to use jquery ajax and rails to
replace rjs
Ronald Haring - Tripolis schrieb:
Hi all,
I've been trying hard to get the following scenario to work. On page 1
there is a link, when clicked an ajax page will be loaded and shown in
a div. However this ajax page contains some javascripts and this is
not executed in ie6. I think the
Corey Jewett schrieb:
Safari crashed for me. :(
We had that before. Fortuanetely, with the new and improved *blingbling*
testsuite, it is easier to track down the issue. All we, or rather you,
as jQuerys primary-safari-tester, need is a local webserver (eg. Apache
with PHP installed). And
Mike Chabot schrieb:
Yes. I tried that path as well as svn://jquery/. I am not sure what to
put in the username and password fields that pop up in TortoiseSVN.
Did you try to simply enter something? Or anything?
I can recommend to use Eclipse with Subclipse or Subversive: Both great
SVN
It's not jQuery, but I had a lot of success when using Selenium
(http://www.openqa.org/selenium/) testing web applications. It runs in
all major browsers and can even be controlled via PHP, Ruby, Perl, and
some others. Definitely worth checking out.
-- Felix
ashutosh bijoor wrote:
I do use
Hi guys,
I have to improve an very old asp3 site.
First thing they gave to me is to improve pass changing form.
What I did is to send and retrieve data by $.post. ASP returns just
success or failed. Problem is:
1. I change pass
2. Change is successful, and I display some message
3. I click on
Hello again,
I've taken one step closer to fixing this problem:
$('#iNodeID').change(function(){$(#sLinkText).val($(#iNodeID).attr(value))});
returns the value of the selected option, but I still don't know how
to get the text between the option tags; .attr(option) doesn't
return the text.
Jeffrey McClure schrieb:
This plugin is still under development, but I would appreciate any comments
or feedback.
http://labs.activespotlight.net/jQuery/menu_demo.html
It was inspired by the Flash menu on the Mercedes-Benz International site
and written from the ground up to provide similar
Looks smooth to use and interesting.
can you explain what are the params you pass to fetch ?
olivvv
Jeffrey McClure wrote:
This plugin is still under development, but I would appreciate any comments
or feedback.
http://labs.activespotlight.net/jQuery/menu_demo.html
It was inspired by the
Try this:
$('#iNodeID').change( function() {
if ( this.selectedIndex -1 )
$('#sLinkText').val( this.options[ this.selectedIndex
].text );
});
Karl Rudd
On 12/6/06, Bruce MacKay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello again,
I've taken one
Bruce MacKay schrieb:
What am I still missing here? What is my next option?
Try this:
$(#iNodeID option:selected).text();
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Also, the document ready function won't trigger because you're loading the
data via ajax. document ready only runs when the page itself loads.
Blair
On 12/5/06, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ronald Haring - Tripolis schrieb:
Hi all,
I've been trying hard to get the following
Thanks very much Karl and Jörn.
Exactly what I needed.
Cheers,
Bruce
At 12:19 p.m. 6/12/2006, you wrote:
Try this:
$('#iNodeID').change( function() {
if ( this.selectedIndex -1 )
$('#sLinkText').val(
this.options[ this.selectedIndex ].text
Olivier percebois-Garve wrote:
Looks smooth to use and interesting.
can you explain what are the params you pass to fetch ?
Since the backend is written in PHP/or whatever scripting language is
supplying the data, you can set it up to pass/receive whichever parameters
fit your
Glyphix (http://www.glyphix.com) has released two more plugins under
the MIT license:
jQuery.xslTransform and jQuery.debug
jQuery.xslTransform is a jQuery wrapper for Sarissa, providing the
ability to replace any element on the page with the results from an
XSL transformation of an XML document
Like Blair says, you need to use a callback.
I'd do something like this:
var seed_id;
var seed;
function createSeed(callback) {
$.post('login/login.php',{action:'createseed'}, function(data) {
results = data.split('|');
seed_id = results[0];
seed = results[1];
if (callback)
Hi all,
I tried a few more things to no avail. I'm pretty stuck :) I thank you in
advance if you have any insights or avenues I might explore.
Best regards, all.
-Tony
tony rasmus wrote:
I'm trying to have an element within a sortable li to not trigger the
draggable mousedown.
For
Thank you for quick answers. However, problem still exists. Latter
alert-function would still fail, because variables wouldn't be set yet at
that moment (I will need those variables later in another call to server).
Problem falls back to asyncronous loading. Isn't there an easy way to use
Synchronous loading is proposed for jQuery 1.1. But I'm sure callbacks would
be able to do what you need...
Couldn't you just do:
createSeed(restOfScript);
function restOfScript() {
...
}
Then the rest of the script would run after the ajax request has returned.
Chris
On 06/12/06, kazaar
Ok, I'm choosing that path while waiting for jQuery 1.1. Works fine. It's not
so critical issue, but the resulting code looks.. well, silly.
Chris Domigan wrote:
Synchronous loading is proposed for jQuery 1.1. But I'm sure callbacks
would
be able to do what you need...
Couldn't you just
Alex, I could kiss you. It actually works in Safari! I was trying to use
offsetHeight and pixelHeight, but wasn't getting consistent heights across
browsers (Safari was way off), but grabbing the height from the CSS seems to
work in every browser. I'm ecstatic...
Alex Cook wrote:
From:
You need to add a mousedown handler to the span and return false.
This will cancel the propagation of the event from the span to it's
parent (the list item), thereby stopping the item from getting the
mousedown and starting the drag.
Karl Rudd
On 12/6/06, tony rasmus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris Domigan schrieb:
Having your scripts broken down into several functions isn't at all an
ugly way to do things. IMHO everything should be in a function except
for globals. Makes program control a lot easier :)
And in addition to this: Synchronous loading isn't the wisest thing to
Klaus Hartl schrieb:
Webunity | Gilles van den Hoven schrieb:
I've noticed that when i add some XHTML tags like this; br /
it is added as br even though i have the correct doctype (according to
ffx).
Anybody else seen this?
Hi Gilles,
yes, as long as you serve XHTML as text/html it is
Webunity | Gilles van den Hoven schrieb:
I've noticed that when i add some XHTML tags like this; br /
it is added as br even though i have the correct doctype (according to
ffx).
Anybody else seen this?
-- Gilles
I was searching for this one:
http://annevankesteren.nl/2004/07/mime
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I recommend this article on browser sniffing vs object detection:
http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/using-capability-detection/
The author also has its own blog which is also valuable and it is also
quite amusing from time to time:
http://my.opera.com/hallvors/blog/
-- Klaus
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