There have been many complaints about the onChange callback being broken
in sortables posted to this list -- as well as some patches providing a
a fix. There have been no developer responses to these posts & it looks
like the plugins SVN repository @ jquery.org has not seen any action
regarding
Hey, how about clicking that link at the bottom of every single post?
There are unsub instructions there!
Happy Travels and Merry Holiday-Of-Your-Choice!
-- m
daniele novaga wrote:
> unsubscribe me, please
>
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On 12/16/06, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I asked that question a few days ago, so i will pass the knowledge :)
>
> 1, $('#id')
calls the javascript function getElementById so that is the fastest.
> 2, $('tag#id')
is slow because jquery gets all the tags first and then searches for the
id
I asked that question a few days ago, so i will pass the knowledge :)
>
> 1, $('#id')
calls the javascript function getElementById so that is the fastest.
> 2, $('tag#id')
is slow because jquery gets all the tags first and then searches for the id
>
> 3, $('.class',context)
the performance depends
hi Karl,
It's very necessary to know the performance of different selector. Can you
please explain more about the difference among following expression?
1, $('#id')
2, $('tag#id')
3, $('.class',context)
4, $('#id .class')
5, $('.class1 .class2')
On 12/16/06, Karl Swedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
Paul,
First of all, thank you for all your great work! I am more and more
impressed by jQuery and Interface everyday. I just wanted to make sure that
there is a solid network for continued development and support going
forward. I look forward to your imporvements and I hope to be a contributor
Ok, this is really really impressive. Every time that I have to deal
with text-field selection, I'm constantly banging my head against the
keyboard. This is a fantastic plugin to have on hand.
Some quick suggestions:
- When you replace a snippet, the cursor loses focus. It would be
fantastic if th
I think it can be useful as a part of the to be jqueryised WYMeditor
(http://www.wymeditor.org). Maybe it's not so bad to modularize a
WYSIWYG editor. Certain fields could use specific parts of an editor.
I'm thinking in the line of a user added title that can have different
css styles or a l
Hi David!
Me and Stefan are constantly working on rewriting and optimizing parts of
interface, and since I also need it on critical projects, maintenance of
Interface is a big topic. What are you concerned in specifically?
-Paul
2006/12/16, blemming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I'm curious about thi
Good work guys. I've put in some solid work on tablesorter, specifically to
clean up bugs related to nested tables and issues with custom parsers. This
could rock.
-- Yehuda
On 12/15/06, Brice Burgess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
justin kelly wrote:
>
> cant wait for 1.1, jquery will have a prop
wow. That's rocking. The only trick would be to build a list of possible
attributes that I cared about and that's all. Wow. Good job.
On 12/15/06, Luke Lutman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had to do something similar recently. What I did was overload the css
and curCSS functions in
jQuery to acc
The first thing I notice is the beginning of your plugin:
var e = (typeof this.id == 'function') ? this.get(0) : this;
could be replaced with
var e = this.jquery ? this[0] : this
On 12/16/06, Alex Brem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey jQuery lovers,
I coded a small plugin to retrieve the ca
Hey jQuery lovers,
I coded a small plugin to retrieve the caret position and the current
selection index of input fields and textareas.
Special treatment for such an simple thing is needed because MSIE
doesn't support the easy DOM 3.0 methods (yes, this also applies to IE7
*sigh*).
So here's the
Hey everyone,
I try not to spam the list with announcements about my learning
jquery posts, figuring that if you want to read them you'll subscribe
to the feed. However, the entry I just posted has to do with
optimizing DOM traversal, which is a subject that comes up a lot on
this mailing
Hello all,
I'd appreciate some help in identifying where I'm failing with the
following code/scenario.
I have a page that lists the questions in a multiple-choice type quiz
and has, hidden, the form that I use to edit each question. When the
appropriate link for a question is clicked, the e
I'm curious about this as well. We are getting ready to do a major re-write
an internal application and I had originally decided to go with the
prototype/scriptaculous framework. After researching jQuery I think I would
rather go this route but I am concerned about the maintenance of interface.
enquest schrieb:
> I am puzzled how to build a good menu system.
>
> I need to put on 3 separated places a drop down hover menu. However if
> you build one then the second one makes the first one bad. I got an
> example on http://www.enquest.eu/test.html . What am I doing wrong.
>
The following
Not 100% sure, but it looks like you're using the same timer for both
menus. If the cursor somehow leaves the first menu shown and then enters
the second menu trigger area, you cancel the timeout for the first menu
and it stays shown.
--Jacob
> I am puzzled how to build a good menu system.
>
> I
I was wondering that myself, Erik. Thanks for clearing it up for me. :o)
Chris
Erik Beeson wrote:
On 12/15/06, Matt Stith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To shorten:
a.class > .class
#id > a#id
This could be misleading. It depends on what you're comparing. It
looks like you're comparing
I am puzzled how to build a good menu system.
I need to put on 3 separated places a drop down hover menu. However if
you build one then the second one makes the first one bad. I got an
example on http://www.enquest.eu/test.html . What am I doing wrong.
enquest thanxs
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I'll have a look in to what I can do about this problem when I get a chance
to work on a PC next week (sorry - a Mac boy).
Thanks,
Remy.
AHeimlich wrote:
>
> On 12/15/06, Giuliano Marcangelo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Using the mousewheel also fires the event,but when the mousewheel is
I've updated the plugin to pass the repeat counter in to the given function,
so anyone using the mousehold plugin could do something like:
$('img.spinner').mousehold(100, function(i) {
speed = Math.pow(100, i);
doMyStuff(speed);
}
Thanks for all the feedback.
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
>
> Web
Thanks all. The solution:
timeout = setTimeout(arguments.callee,5000);
works well for me too.
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Webunity | Gilles van den Hoven schrieb:
> Andy Matthews wrote:
>
>> This would be a perfect thing to meld in with that form scroller plugin.
>> Can't recall who wrote it, but it converted a form field into a widget that
>> let you click up and down to change values.
>>
>>
> And is there
Hi,
> I'm not sure how to change the line:
> setTimeout("zoom_in()",time_length)
> to that the function can call itself. Help appreciated.
I'd suggest to split it in two functions as many parts of jQuery itsself do:
jQuery.zoom_in = function(elm,time,step,callback) {
var e = $(elm);
Andy Matthews wrote:
> This would be a perfect thing to meld in with that form scroller plugin.
> Can't recall who wrote it, but it converted a form field into a widget that
> let you click up and down to change values.
>
And is there a feature which counts how many events are fired?
I am thinki
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
>> I found a bug in 1.0.4;
>>
>> It has to do with this line:
>> var c = this.events[event.type];
>>
>> In the "handle" function.
>>
>> The error occurs after cliking an ASP button which reloads the page.
>> Unfortunately, i can't give a test page since it is a closed project.
Oh that was YOU eric! sorrry!
On 12/15/06, Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
right, in which case I'd assign it to a var and then use it... like the
previous post. hmm does mine work and his not?
On 12/15/06, Erik Beeson < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> In this case I guess that should work.
right, in which case I'd assign it to a var and then use it... like the
previous post. hmm does mine work and his not?
On 12/15/06, Erik Beeson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In this case I guess that should work. You could get in to trouble if
you did that inside an anonymous function (like a
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