traverseDir and addDir jquery plugins
By reading the index page from an apache server, I can find all the
files in a directory. These plugins parse the page, recursing though
directories. Then add to the dom based on the parameters passed, and
what they find.
http://cigar.dynalias.or
Hi,
> Would it be possible to aggregate this data client side, and then
> every X seconds or clicks? Can we store state across page refreshes?
Look here:
http://verens.com/archives/2006/08/29/kaejax/
In the case of Heat Maps it might also be acceptable to send the data as a
Bulk on unload.
va
when closed, it gets parsed as an ajax request when served as
Content-Typeapplication/xml
but as Aaron said jq won't parse it as is... I don't like the idea of
slashing the perioods... We probably need a plugin to use a literal name
instead of interpreting it as a bunch of classes.
On 12/22/06,
firefox didn't like the xml as you pasted it.. the last
wrote:
I'm trying to implement a web2.0y tag interface. I did a subversion
update and built jquery.pack.js and tested on more time before posting
this question so I think I am completely up to date.
Anway, I want to iterate through a set
period is hex 2e, and not in the characters to make an nt-letter, so they
seem to be invalid as xml. does the xml validate?
On 12/22/06, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mike Alsup schrieb:
>> I'm trying to implement a web2.0y tag interface. I did a subversion
>> update and built jquery.
On 12/22/06, Aaron Heimlich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
$("com.syndic.data.metadata.TagEntity", xml)
would search for all elements that have all of these class names and
Bah. Meant to say "would search for all element that have class names
of syndic, data, metadata, and TagEntity"
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On 12/22/06, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And then I was asking myself if a period is allowed in a tag name for
xml... but it's getting hard: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml/#NT-Letter
Assuming that it is (I couldn't tell from that link), I suppose jQuery could
implement some sort of c
Mike Alsup schrieb:
>> I'm trying to implement a web2.0y tag interface. I did a subversion
>> update and built jquery.pack.js and tested on more time before posting
>> this question so I think I am completely up to date.
>
>> $("com.syndic.data.metadata.TagEntity", xml).each(function() {
>
>
>
I was looking at:
http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap
it describes one method for creating a heat map (a visualization of
where users click on a website).
The solution them employ requires sending one HttpRequest to your
server for each click. This sounds potentially very expe
Thanks Andreas, yes I know about that plugin and I have even been having a
short email conversation with Klaus about it a month ago or so (before I
went on vacation) - my problem is that I need "two meanings" for the
history hash (#whatever) - first to select the current tab - and also the
get
David Duymelinck wrote:
> http://www.javascripttoolbox.com/lib/table/. maybe some inspiration for
> the tabelsorter plugin guys ;)
>
> There are some nice examples on the example page.
>
David,
Looks cool. Thanks for the link. I found the "filter by" example
particularly interesting.
Fortu
ok false alarm!! I ve done in with toggle(); check it here.
http://christomanos.com/tests/test.html
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> I'm trying to implement a web2.0y tag interface. I did a subversion
> update and built jquery.pack.js and tested on more time before posting
> this question so I think I am completely up to date.
> $("com.syndic.data.metadata.TagEntity", xml).each(function() {
It's the periods in the tag name
I have the following script. What i want is to open and close a div
with animation when i click on the red area. The problem is that when
it opens and the width becomes 300px then automatically closes. I
think its because i set the value of the var open to true. Can anyone
help me with this please;
I'm trying to implement a web2.0y tag interface. I did a subversion
update and built jquery.pack.js and tested on more time before posting
this question so I think I am completely up to date.
Anway, I want to iterate through a set of XML tags the JQuery way but
the loop never appears to be entere
http://www.javascripttoolbox.com/lib/table/. maybe some inspiration for
the tabelsorter plugin guys ;)
There are some nice examples on the example page.
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Not to tote my own horn to much, but I have something very simmilar
working in prototype, and I'll refactor it into jQuery sometime soon
after new year. The difference being that each cloned line will get a
remove button as well.
Here's the current code, if you speak prototype
Andreas
var A
Isn't there a jQuery plugin for just that?
http://www.stilbuero.de/jquery/history/
Andreas
> I will probably implement Ajax paging - in fact I already have
> done it at
> my dev box, but my problem is getting the content to be "permanent"
> - after
> paging to speak. If I click on a font to
Normal DOM way is as far as I know
select.options[select.selectedIndex]
where select is a pointer to the select-tag.
Andreas
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Actually...I do believe that I have a pie recipe...only two of them though
http://www.co-opcookbook.com/
Search for "Double Good Blueberry Pie" and "Key Lime Pie"
andy
> > I'm working with various jQ methods but I can't
> > seem to get this working.
>
Hey, it even works when I take out the random url and the cache headers. And
a minor version number just for me! Wow!
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Brice Burgess wrote:
> Juha Suni wrote:
>> I've seen programming leakage that resulted in session files of
>> several megabytes, causing some minor slowdowns, but still
>> functioning 100%.
>>
> A few megabyte session is a terrible thing -- and better architecture
> should be investigated. I rememb
Latest isortables.js downloaded from http://interface.eyecon.ro/ (can
not tell excact version since source code does not have revision
tags) seems to have a bug. Callback defined by onchange option never
gets called. Using older version ($Revision: 1.1 $) onchange
callbacks work.
Tested w
Ok, it's the overflow = 'hidden' that makes my negatively placed divs
not so negatively placed it seems.
I haven't tested this apart from my specific example, but is it so
that negatively placed elements will get "pushed" back in when you
animate?
Andreas
On Dec 22, 2006, at 12:01 , Andreas
Actually, seems I lied, it's a one pixel offset problem. My eyes hurt :(
I'll investigate further ...
Andreas
On Dec 22, 2006, at 11:54 , Andreas Wahlin wrote:
> I have an li-element with some divs inside it to round the corners
> (2x2 pixel divs with suitable background images to just chip off
I have an li-element with some divs inside it to round the corners
(2x2 pixel divs with suitable background images to just chip off the
border around the li)
I use the built in animate to change the height of the li, during the
animation, the divs don't work as they should, but as soon as it'
Hi,
I have a similary problem, but i don't found a solution.
I relance this message for your experience, feedback.
Thx,
Matthieu
Bob den Otter wrote:
>
> Michael, thanks!
>
> Grabbing the SVN version does indeed solve it. I'll just have to wait
> for 1.0.4 or 1.1 then, i guess. :-)
>
> Bes
Hi,
Ok i will test tomorrow
Thx Mike
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2006/12/21, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have a problem with jq-corner and ie6, the corners don't see (look
this
> page for exemple :
That problem is a result of IE's "hasLayout" quirkiness. You can
either give those divs layout
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