This may have been answered somewhere, but alas, I cannot find it.
I would like to use a regular expression to filter through certain dom
elements, but Im not sure if jQuery takes regex.
Also, it might be possible with attribute selectors, but Im not sure how.
I want to grab all divs with an ID t
Mike Alsup schrieb:
>> 1. the script duplicates the formsheet of "Eintragen" when you open and
>> close it again and again..
>
> Olaf,
>
> It looks like you're returning the entire HTML document in both the
> IFrame and the return from the form submit? For the form submit
> (save.php) try return
Hello all, this is my first posting, although I've been watching you for some
time :)
I'm trying to develope a small piece for dynamic loading in jquery, wich
loads the .js and .css source files on the fly without any special markup in
the html page. Probably you've seen this before (dojo.require
I've seen some sites (not sure if they're jQuery powered or not) that have a
page scroll triggered where the window auto-scrolls down to a certain point
on the page. Sort of link using an anchor link, but you can actually see the
page moving.
I'm wanting to do that as part of a form I'm working on
I'm going to be submitting a form via AJAX and I'd like to be able to clear
all of the fields afterwards. I could obviously do it by referencing each
field manually, but I'm wondering if it's possible to do something like
this:
$('#myForm').clearFields();
or something to that effect. I just want t
Andy Matthews schreef:
> I've seen some sites (not sure if they're jQuery powered or not) that have a
> page scroll triggered where the window auto-scrolls down to a certain point
> on the page. Sort of link using an anchor link, but you can actually see the
> page moving.
>
it's a part of the i
Does this work (presuming the form has an id of myForm)?
$('#myForm')[0].reset();
Andy Matthews wrote:
> I'm going to be submitting a form via AJAX and I'd like to be able to clear
> all of the fields afterwards. I could obviously do it by referencing each
> field manually, but I'm wondering if
from what i know, the closest is using the 'each' method.. like:
$("form")
.children()
.each(function() {
$(this).val("");
});
or something close to that. hope that helps
[g]
On 12/28/06, Andy Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm going to be submitting a form via AJAX and I'd like to
> I just want to reset all fields to their original values.
Does the standard form.reset method do what you want?
$('#myForm')[0].reset();
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*doh*.. i should've thought that way.. heheh.. that should definately work
i get too jquery oriented some times ^^
[g]
On 12/28/06, Kelvin Luck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does this work (presuming the form has an id of myForm)?
$('#myForm')[0].reset();
Andy Matthews wrote:
> I'm going to be
Excellent! Thank you David!
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anchor links with animatio
Haven't tried it. I didn't know it was there. Thanks guys!
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> I just want t
> For example, in $(document).ready( ...
> jQuery.require('jquery.accordion');
> $('#myaccordion').Accordion();
>
> jq.getScript(src);
> // here it should wait, but how?
That won't wait, obviously, because it's an async call. You either
need to use synchrnous ajax (like dojo
Hi,
I'm working on the plugin for jquery :
http://olbertz.de/jquery/googlemap.html
it's really great with firefox.. but it doesn't work in IE...
I've made some tests and it seems that the problem comes from this
foreach :
locations.forEach(function(element, index, array) {
var m
Okay...
I've downloaded the ifxscroll.js file and I've set it up after the call to
jQuery.js in my code. I've got this line:
$('#ST').ScrollTo(800);
And it's giving me this error:
jQuery.iUtil is null or not an object.
I'm not using Prototype so I haven't reassigned the $ call. Any ideas
anyon
Guntur N. Sarwohadi schrieb:
> >from what i know, the closest is using the 'each' method.. like:
>
> $("form")
> .children()
> .each(function() {
> $(this).val("");
> });
That could also be written as: $("form :input").val("");
A bit more useful in case you need to empty all fields, not only
Mike...
I feel that it's easier to simply return the HTML string for the element
that will get appended. Your example seems to return JSON (a javascript
object right?). What are your thoughts on that?
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Andy Matthews schreef:
> Okay...
>
> I've downloaded the ifxscroll.js file and I've set it up after the call to
> jQuery.js in my code. I've got this line:
>
> $('#ST').ScrollTo(800);
>
> And it's giving me this error:
>
> jQuery.iUtil is null or not an object.
>
>
iutil is a different js file.
> That could also be written as: $("form :input").val("");
I wouldn't recommend that because :input will grab all inputs
*including* type==submit and type==button. Clearing those is probably
not what you'd want to do.
I think maybe the form plugin needs to provide clearForm and resetForm
methods
Ah...so I need to have that one in addition to the scroll plugin?
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Hi Andy,
I think the ifxscroll.js is dependent on another component of the
Interface plugin, so grabbing that single .js file won't work.
Instead, go to http://interface.eyecon.ro/download and use the
interactive download builder. When you go to save it, the file name
should default to in
Alright, I've been working on this kind of stuff quite intensively a
while back. The good news is, all major browsers (ie 6, ff 1.5+, opera
9) can include JS on the fly and trigger a callback function after that
is done. In your case you would only need to modify your plugin like this:
---
Hmmm...
I'm no longer getting an error, but it still doesn't appear to be working.
I copied all of the files from the demo of the scroll plugin and placed them
in my code, in the same order.
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> I feel that it's easier to simply return the HTML string for the element
> that will get appended. Your example seems to return JSON (a javascript
> object right?). What are your thoughts on that?
It all depends on what you need to do with the returned data. If HTML
makes things easier for you
Andy,
again, try getting it from the download page. just add the scrollto
component and then click the save download link.
On the other hand, the problem now could be that you're not using the
correct selector expression. Could you post a link to a page that
you're working on? I got the s
Hi,
I'm working on the plugin for jquery :
http://olbertz.de/jquery/googlemap.html
it's really great with firefox.. but it doesn't work in IE...
I've made some tests and it seems that the problem comes from this
foreach :
locations.forEach(function(element, index, array) {
var
Karl...
When I try to use the interactive builder, I select the FX - Scroll plugin,
click the "save your selection" link, then save the file. But when I open
it, the file is blank except for the information at the top.
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Ah...I see...
That makes perfect sense.
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method?
> I feel tha
vince schreef:
>
> locations.forEach seems to cause problems with IE...
> Is there a workaround ?
>
> thanks in advance
>
maybe this can help
http://www.ejball.com/EdAtWork/CommentView,guid,c2d0f53f-afc7-4831-b60e-f4354ae3f7fa.aspx
mozilla is a few versions of javascript ahead of IE, it works
>> But if you only need to include/require other JS files once at the beginning
>> and not in the callback functions for inclusions, then you should be able to
>> use my method.
That's the case, the callback should be enough for me. I'll try this and keep
you informed.
Many thanks
Jip
thanks for the link ...
But i wonder how i can rewrite the code with this ForEach function.. it's
not the same syntax ? sorry but i'm not very good with javascript.
here is the code :
locations.forEach(function(element, index, array) {
var marker = new GMarker(new GLatLng(element.lat
Hi,
> I'm trying to develope a small piece for dynamic loading in jquery, wich
> loads the .js and .css source files on the fly without any special markup
> in the html page.
For .js files you can use jspax (www.jspax.org). I use it to load jQuery and
plugins on demand (actually I made it for th
I thought this would be fairly straightforward but it appears to be causing
me some distress. I need to get the value of an FCKEditor field for
transmission using AJAX. However, when I reference the fields ID and call
the val() method, I get a blank result when there is definitely content in
it. Ca
vince schreef:
> thanks for the link ...
> But i wonder how i can rewrite the code with this ForEach function.. it's
> not the same syntax ? sorry but i'm not very good with javascript.
>
> here is the code :
>
>
> link = ' # '+element.name+' ';
> $('p#location_list').append(li
Thanks very much, it works.. !!
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You're right. Sorry about that, Andy.
Tried to attach a tested copy of scrollto.js, but the mailserver
rejected it. So, you can find it here now:
http://www.karlswedberg.com/scripts/scrollto.js
Hope that helps.
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Thanks a lot. You code fixed it in IE but broke firefox, but it using your
code I made it so that I could determine if the php script generating the
code should add script tags on it when it does its request and had it do a
.load function instead.
function MyRe
It should, but it isn't.
malsup wrote:
>
>> Internet Explorer wont execute dynamic code in that manner.
>
> Sure it will, with the help of jQuery. $().load has logic to find and
> eval script in the returned text.
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If you're just trying to load a stylesheet dynamically, all you need to do
is this:
function addSheet( url, doc ) {
doc = doc || document;
var link = doc.createElement( 'link' );
link.rel = 'stylesheet';
link.type = 'text/css';
link.href = url;
d
Hi Everyone,
Here's what I'd like to able to do (simplified), although I can't seem
to figure out how to do it.
If the link in "matchThis" has the same href as the link in
"navigation," how can I select the link with the matching href in
"navigation? "
for the code:
I want this link, because
Thank you Karl...is this the only thing I need to include (other than
jQuery)?
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Hi Chaim,
Chaim schrieb:
> If the link in "matchThis" has the same href as the link in
> "navigation," how can I select the link with the matching href in
> "navigation? "
>
> for the code:
>
> I want this link, because the href matches
> I don't want this Link
> I don't want this Link
> I don'
Try $("#navigation [EMAIL PROTECTED]" + $("#matchThis").attr("href") + "]")
On 12/28/06, Chaim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Here's what I'd like to able to do (simplified), although I can't seem
to figure out how to do it.
If the link in "matchThis" has the same href as the link in
$("form :input:not([EMAIL PROTECTED]):not(button)").val("")
I personally prefer reset() because there's rarely a case where you're
setting default values that you don't intend to be the default value ;)
-- Yehuda
On 12/28/06, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That could also be written
Don't think this came through the first time
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I thought this would be fairly straightforward but it appears to be causing
me some distress. I need to get the value of an FCKEditor field for
transmission using AJAX. However, when I reference the fields ID and call
the val() method, I
That was my first attempt, but, as Felix suggested, you don't know when the
script has ended loading since it's an async load. The callback solution did
the trick. Here you have the final code. It loads .js and .css in one call, and
seems to work in FF and IE. You can specify base directories fo
> I personally prefer reset() because there's rarely a case where you're
> setting default values that you don't intend to be the default value ;)
I definitely agree with that.
> $("form :input:not([EMAIL PROTECTED]):not(button)").val("")
But not that! That will ignore type=text inputs.
I'm go
> $("form :input:not([EMAIL PROTECTED]):not(button)").val("")
That will clobber the values on radio buttons and checkboxes. Here's another
vote for form.reset().
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> From: Michael Geary
>
> If you're just trying to load a stylesheet dynamically, all
> you need to do is this...
Just to be clear, I wasn't disparaging jsPax!
It just depends on whether you need a full-featured package system or a
simple loading function.
-Mike
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In addition to updating the documentation in conjunction with 1.1, I will be
doing the following for January 14:
* Making sure all svn plugins are documented and included on the site
* Switching to dl-based navigation
* Adding a live-search filter.
I'm also working on a first release of jQuery o
The problem for me (in this case) is that the few fields that need to be
transmitted via AJAX (and then reset) are part of a larger form that I do
NOT want to get reset.
I might just have to do each field manually.
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There was some discussion a month or two ago about splitter widgets. Did
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You could try putting a form within a form. I'm not sure how valid it is,
but it definitely solves certain problems.
-- Yehuda
On 12/28/06, Andy Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The problem for me (in this case) is that the few fields that need to be
transmitted via AJAX (and then reset) a
This is for a CMS so I'm not really that concerned with it validating (as
long as it works).
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> This is for a CMS so I'm not really that concerned with it validating (as
> long as it works).
Nested forms are not valid markup. I think it makes more sense to
handle these special fields manually. Do they simply need to be
cleared? If so, you'll be able to use the new clearForm method of th
yep. include it after the jquery.js and it should do the trick. It's
the only thing I needed (on a different site).
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On Dec 28, 2006, at 12:11 PM, Andy Matthews wrote:
Thank you Karl...is this the only thing
http://jquery.com/blog/2006/12/27/the-path-to-11/ is the best thing I could
find. There's also http://jquery.com/dev/upcoming/
On 12/29/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone,
With Yehuda mentioning the changes to Visual jQuery and the 1.1 release, I
wondered if there wa
Hi everyone,
With Yehuda mentioning the changes to Visual jQuery and the 1.1 release, I
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Sorry, I couldn't resist! :oP
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With Yehuda mentioning the changes to Visual jQuery and the 1.1
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future releases?
Gerry
On 12/27/06, moe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
yep, it's for use with multiple elements,
so that global attr()-stuff doesn't cut it.
but fear not, Choan's helper function did it for me:
$(this)[0].ontimer = setTimeoutH( function( mysrc, body, x, y ) { on(
mysrc, body, x, y ) },
I think you can
Jeez Aaron that was quick!!!
Thanks a lot for that, I guess I should have realised there would be something
on the blog, I just hadn't looked.
Looks as though I've got a few changes to make to my code, but not too many.
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Jeez Aaron that was quick!!! [image: Winking smile emoticon]
I was actually just about to read that blog entry when your message came
(and yes, Yehuda's post prompted me to look for info on this too).
Happy I could help.
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> I think maybe the form plugin needs to provide clearForm and resetForm
> methods and perhaps options to perform these functions automatically
> upon successful submit.
These change are now in.
http://jquery.com/dev/svn/trunk/plugins/form/form.js?format=txt
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A little help please I have a sortable in and I want to be able to
replace the content and then reload the sortable. It works fine using
FireFox but IE allows for the item to be dragged but the sorting doesn't
work.
An example is here: http://brilliantretail.com/cases/sorttest/ Sort Test
Hi,
> function addScript( url, doc ) {
> doc = doc || document;
> var script = doc.createElement( 'script' );
> script.type = 'text/javascript';
> script.charset = 'utf-8';
> script.src = url;
> doc.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild( sc
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self.html(res.responseText) before attempting .evalScripts() but the problem
with IE is that jQuery attr: for innerHTML will not accept script tags when
attempting to assign it to the value of res.responseText. This following
does not work in IE
After a little debugging I found the correct way to get what you are trying
to do or the jQuery way!!!
Check out $.getScript (http://jquery.com/api/) as it passes "script" in the
fourth parameter for AJAX get: and I think it would more than likely work
for you are trying to do and then you wont
Spam on
http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/417/
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What do you mean by splitter widgets? Like a split pane view?
I have created something custom on that topic for several jQuery
projects. Other than that, I did some "real" splitting: A explode
effect on elements, that really splits the element itself.
-Paul
2006/12/28, Dave Methvin <[EMAIL PROTE
Dave Methvin schrieb:
> There was some discussion a month or two ago about splitter widgets. Did
> anyone build one?
>
I think Stefan Petre did something like that.
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> Spam on
> http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/417/
Yeah, it sucks - we have Spam checks on the bug tracker now, but it's
really really hard to delete spammy comments/bugs. Trac makes it very
difficult to do this, for whatever reason. Now that the Spam checks
are in place, I'll go back through and try
On 9/13/06, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I worked a bit on the thickbox script to improve it. What bothered me,
> was that when scrolling the window the thickbox window is moved to stay
> in the center, but that happens not smooth at all.
>
> So I changed it to use fixed pos
My guess is that you could do a "WHERE comment LIKE '%whore%' and be in
pretty good shape.
;)
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> What do you mean by splitter widgets? Like a split pane view?
Yep, similar to this:
http://www.jackslocum.com/blog/examples/splitter3.htm
I didn't see anything in Stefan's site that would do it.
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anything... I"m really stuck and its messing up my day :(
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Dave,
As a mere mortal I'm just surprised you haven't written one in between
asking the question??!! ;-)
BTW you wouldn't be THE Dave Methvin of PC Pitstop fame would you?
Regards,
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Aw... dude! I didn't really understand this post to begin with, but I
didn't originally scroll down to see the comments. Don't people have
better things to do with their lives?
Crudeness like that really gets under my skin. :o(
Well, if anyone thinks of something brilliant to filter it out...
On 12/28/06, Christopher Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Aw... dude! I didn't really understand this post to begin with, but I
didn't originally scroll down to see the comments. Don't people have better
things to do with their lives?
Crudeness like that really gets under my skin. :o(
Well,
Oh, also what is quantserve.com? It's near the bottom by google...
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On 12/28/06, Jonathan Sharp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 12/28/06, Christopher Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Aw... dude! I didn't really understand this post to begin with, but I
> didn't originally scroll down t
On 12/28/06, Jonathan Sharp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oh, also what is quantserve.com? It's near the bottom by google...
-js
I ment to say, there's a script reference in the source near the bottom
which sets some cookies and junk.
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Analytics. Don't worry about it.
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On 12/28/06, Jonathan Sharp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 12/28/06, Jonathan Sharp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Oh, also what is quantserve.com? It's near the bottom by google...
> >
Found the error. It's at line 56 in the uncompressed version of idrop.js.
if (iEL.dropCfg.m == false) {
iEL.dropCfg.p = jQuery.extend(
jQuery.iUtil.getPosition(iEL),
jQuery.iUtil.getSize(iEL)
);//jQuery.iUtil.getPos(iEL);
iEL.dropCfg.m = tru
Seems like more of a FCKEditor question to me. From their documentation (
http://wiki.fckeditor.net/Developer%27s_Guide/Javascript_API ):
>From out of an external script:
When placing the editor in the page, you give it an "instance name". To
retrieve it, you must simply call the FCKeditorAPI.Ge
What about:
$('div.comment,h3.change').each(function() {
if
($(this).html().match(/phenter|whore|sex|fuck|nude|xxx|urlcutter|pharm/)) {
$(this).remove()
}
});
Much more fun ;)
-- Yehuda
On 12/28/06, John Resig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's just a tracking script that I'm tes
This plugin is VERY cool:
http://www.consulenza-web.com/jquery-floating-windows-plugin.dc-14.html
The developer is Marco Pegoraro but I haven't seen him on the list. I'd
like to see if the docs could be translated to English.
Anyone know Marco?
Rey...
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Here is my first attempt at a plug-in. It is definitely in the early stage
of development, but I thought I'd put it out here for you guys to rip apart
(and hopefully provide a suggestions or two)
Here it is => http://brilliantretail.com/cases/select/ Custom Select
Plugin
Let me know what you
Damn David, have you been looking at my computer!!! I was working on
something like this because I get a lot of designs from my designers with a
fancy select menu and I figured I create something with jquery to do what
you did. Oh well, your's looks better then what I was doing.
Nice job!
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I need to know how to copy all of the events from one object to another.
Really getting stuck on this one.
What I am trying to do is write a script that replaces an A tag with a bunch
of clustered divs, and want to take the events from A tag (an onclick and
some custom ones generated by jquery) an
> As a mere mortal I'm just surprised you haven't written
> one in between asking the question??!! ;-)
Well I started on one thinking it would be simple, but ran into some
problems so I figured I'd ask if anyone else had solved them. As Douglas
Crockford says, "The good thing about reinventing
Does this have anything to do with my plugin?
Michael Haggerty-4 wrote:
>
> I need to know how to copy all of the events from one object to another.
> Really getting stuck on this one.
>
> What I am trying to do is write a script that replaces an A tag with a
> bunch
> of clustered divs, and w
Heh... sorry, just needed the address, hit reply and did not remove the old
message.
M
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> Subject: Re: [jQuery] Duplicating
element.onclick should be a pointer to the click function, if it exists.
Is that what you need?
-- Yehuda
On 12/28/06, Michael Haggerty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I need to know how to copy all of the events from one object to another.
Really getting stuck on this one.
What I am trying to do
well, I guess my plugin must not be that goodmy post got warpped into a
completely different topic :(
blemming wrote:
>
> Here is my first attempt at a plug-in. It is definitely in the early
> stage of development, but I thought I'd put it out here for you guys to
> rip apart (and hopefull
My ideal custom select would:
* Be stylable in terms of borders and padding (based on the styles on the
select box itself)
* Delegate events on the custom select to the actual select (to allow for
$("select").click( // ))
* Position as you would expect a normal select box to position (minus weird
Nah,
I was asking a question about your plugin ;)
On 12/29/06, blemming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
well, I guess my plugin must not be that goodmy post got warpped into
a
completely different topic :(
blemming wrote:
>
> Here is my first attempt at a plug-in. It is definitely in the ea
* Be stylable in terms of borders and padding (based on the styles on the
select box itself)
There is no select box present in my plugin. If you notice it is based on a
grouping of nested divs and the padding and borders can be controled via css
* Delegate events on the custom select to the ac
Nice work David. It looks really good!
Cheers,
Chris
blemming wrote:
> Here is my first attempt at a plug-in. It is definitely in the early stage
> of development, but I thought I'd put it out here for you guys to rip apart
> (and hopefully provide a suggestions or two)
>
> Here it is => http:
I was just kidding. Turns out its been a long day and I often think I'm
funnier than I am
wycats wrote:
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> Nah,
>
> I was asking a question about your plugin ;)
>
> On 12/29/06, blemming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> well, I guess my plugin must not be that goodmy post got warp
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