Hello,
I'm new to jQuery and I'm not sure if I have my selectors right and
how to test. The first part of my JS (below) is working, but the 2nd
part, the accordion stuff, is not. My relevant html and JS are below.
div id=ancillary
div class=block first
div class=inside
Michael Fuerst schrieb:
sorry, this is could a little of topic:
Also ich würde es sehr begrüßen wenn da was in die Gänge käme. Ich würde
mich auch gerne da beteiligen und so gut es geht mithelfen. Ich bin des
engl. nicht so mächtig bewandert, sodass ich hier auf der Liste nicht viel
beitragen
Same here. Size matters ;)
Adam
Khurshid MUROD wrote:
looks good
personally though, I prefer JQuery because it is simple and importantly
tiny-mini :)
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why when i get error (status 0) its print out : done ?
http://pastebin.ca/404952
i want to make if status = 0 then show errors on div, if its 1 then redirect
to diffrent page, and if its 0 then alert somthing and stop script from
execute...
idaes how to do it?
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Right on! I've been having a lot of problems lately. What will happen with
the child forums (or forum)?
Btw, anyone checked out GoogleTalk yet? I love it.
Adam
John Resig wrote:
The list is having serious problems. I'll be making a post stating
that we're moving to Google Groups very
Kush Murod schrieb:
Hi Klaus,
When you say cached you mean browser caches them for you *OR* do you
need to do something else yourself
Cheers,
Kush
You don't have to do anything, this is up to the browser. Of course you
have to be aware of the response headers that are set on the
Hi,
I noticed a slight idiosyncrasy when using unbind with 'hover', for example:
$('div.item').hover( function() {}, function() {}); //works fine
$('div.item').unbind('hover'); //in IE6/FF, this unbinds ALL events
To get it to work correctly, one would have to do:
Matt Stith schrieb:
The browser will cache scripts and css included in the header, but not
anywhere else.
To verify that this is not true, simply include an external script file
in the body and check the response headers for this file for example
with the livehttpheaders[1] extension.
It
Added these to the list.
Glen Lipka wrote:
Finally, http://www.quickbooks.com and http://www.quicken.com have added
the QuickLinks at the top.
Also, http://www.turbotax.com uses jQuery fairly extensively. These
sites get alot more traffic than the other intuit ones.
Glen
On
Added it to the list.
James McCabe wrote:
While in my surfing I came across a new text-editor that is using jQuery
in its product home page. I checked the “Sites using Jquery” list, but
didn’t see this one. Hope this isn’t a repeat:
http://www.e-texteditor.com/index.html
I'd say go for it. There's already a Chinese one http://bbs.jquery.org.cn/
I think I'll give it a try...
So if you speak German and like to help building a German jQuery
community, sign up at www.jquery.de. It's just the basic forum there at
the moment, but more to come over the next few
Hi Everyone -
As you've probably noticed, the mailing list has been very very flaky
the past couple days. Primarily, this is due to the fact that the
amount of traffic coming to the server is entirely overwhelming.
Currently, we're receiving about 260,000 web hits/day in addition to
sending out
Ok.
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Sounds great, John. Will all the mailing lists be moving (web, dev, plugins)?
I hope everyone is ok with this move. I think it's for the best.
Please let me know if you have any serious concerns. Thanks!
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Probably. I'm just going to start with discuss (as it has the most
traffic). By having everything on Google Groups, our posts will become
much more searchable too - which is really desirable.
--John
On 3/21/07, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds great, John. Will all the mailing lists
Michael -
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, things have been hectic.
How you'd like to run jQuery.de is up to you - however, I'm in the
process of setting up specialized sub-domains for each language. Right
now I have translations for French, Spanish, and Italian. These will
end up
John,
My opinion's not worth much, but I think it's the right decision. I for
one would rather you be doing something creative and innovative instead
of babysitting the day-to-day maintenance of the mailing list.
Good on ya,
Chris
John Resig wrote:
Hi Everyone -
As you've probably
I am working a page which will filter search results based on user
input via checkboxes or sliders. The question I have is what is the
best way to identify and remove elements based on a value. Take this
HTML structure as an example (produced via PHP).
div id=searchResult_16 class=searchResult
i have a DIV.selection tag and inside SELECT with OPTION tags.
using jquery i can find and manipulate options with
$('div.selection').find(option).each and similar but i can't bind
events for option onclick events in IE7 (haven't looked IE6, firefox
works).
so i'm looking for a way to manipulate
I've talked it over with a number of people and they feel that Google
Groups is an adequate substitute for both a mailing list and a
general-purpose forum, and I tend to agree.
Google Groups is a fine alternative, although the web interface is quite
horrible, IMO.
I personally would have
I personally would have preferred an nntp interface, since my newsreader
already handles threaded discussions better than email or google groups.
Unfortunately everything seems to be moving to Google Groups which doesn't
have
an nntp interface and locks you into using their browser-based UI.
its ok but how can i write ? its tells me its for members only and i need
invite for that
John Resig wrote:
Hi Everyone -
As you've probably noticed, the mailing list has been very very flaky
the past couple days. Primarily, this is due to the fact that the
amount of traffic coming to
From the original post:
Tonight at 10pm EST (0300 GMT) I will be making a final posting to
this mailing list, and will close it down. The final messages will be
moved over to the new mailing list, located here (it's currently
locked):
On 3/21/07, amircx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
its ok but
Hi John,
Zoiks! That sounds like your server is getting quite a kicking!
I think moving to Google Groups is a sensible option. Google probably
have more servers than any other entity and Groups provides for a
pretty great 'forum' for discussions on loads of topics, plus you
don't have to
Amir -
I will be opening the group up tonight, once everything is ported
over. Until then, everything is closed.
--John
On 3/21/07, amircx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
its ok but how can i write ? its tells me its for members only and i need
invite for that
John Resig wrote:
Hi Everyone
On 3/21/07, amircx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
its ok but how can i write ? its tells me its for members only and i need
invite for that
You don't need an invitation.
If you go to www.google.com, you should find a link that allows you to
signup for a Google (not Gmail) account. You can use your
I'm going to try and get the Google Group-based emails to come back to
jQuery.com (where they can be stored and cached for later).
Thankfully, services like Gmane already cache the discuss@jquery.com
feed, giving you a NNTP interface. I'll try hard to keep that intact.
--John
On 3/21/07, Matt
Aljosa,
You need to bind to the change event on the select element.
On 3/21/07, Aljosa Mohorovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a DIV.selection tag and inside SELECT with OPTION tags.
using jquery i can find and manipulate options with
$('div.selection').find(option).each and similar but i
Brad -
He's referring to the fact that the group is currently closed and
invite only. I will be adding everyone from the mailing list tonight
when I make the final switch over. I want to have a controlled
environment in which I can move everything over to. Having people
posting over there kind of
I like the idea of thickbox, but I have a few concerns.
1. I would really prefer not to rewrite my css for all of *my* elements to
handle the global padding, margin, etc changes by the thickbox.css file.
How will thickbox behave if I comment out the global settings.
2. I still have to use
Hello all,
Is it possible to move sortables programatically?
Here's my issue:
I have a grouping of divs that I sort on with relative checkbox for each.
If the corresponding checkbox is unchecked the div fades to .2 opacity. I
would like to then animate a move of that div to the bottom of the
hi...
in looking over the googl groups page, i couldn't find how to still be able
to get the emails from the topics.. can someone point me to where the
information is that illustrates how to add/view postings to the group, if
you're using outlook (msoft).
thanks
-bruce
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I'm using the pengoworks autocomplete plugin
(http://www.pengoworks.com/workshop/jquery/autocomplete.htm) and would like
to make an enhancement. Unfortunately I'm not sure where to begin.
I'm using the autocomplete function within an intranet application. When
the staff knows which product
Options within selects don't have an onclick event. Use the onchange
event of the select, instead, and detect the selected value. I'm new
to jQuery, but you can't do this in straight JavaScript (unless I've
missed the memo - which is possible), so I suspect you may not be able
to do it in
Mark's post below explains how to receive the posts to your email address.
This instruction from Google should explain how to post messages via email:
http://groups.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=46242
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Moving all the jqModal windows to be direct children of body fixed the IE
problem. I couldn't do that directly with the HTML (long story..) so I just
used $('body').append($('.jqmWindow')) right before doing .jqm()
I'd like to know why having the jqmWindows inside other divs breaks it
Hi all
I'm looking an example to use in my form. When user insert zip code and
press enter my application need to run a ColdFusion function to load city
name, state and street name text fields for brazilian postal code. If
function doesn't return any data I'll like to show an alert message.
hi...
the information on google states ...You can reply to an existing post over
email if you're setup to receive all posts to the group through email...
however, i can't seem to figure out how/where to go to setup the group, so i
can receive the post via email!!!
thoughts/comments...
thanks
Bruce -
The group is closed until tonight, when I finish move everything over.
You won't be able to sign up until then.
--John
On 3/21/07, bruce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi...
the information on google states ...You can reply to an existing post over
email if you're setup to receive all
Hi all,
I've got some simple validation to do (not enough to use one of the form
plugins), and have this;
// when the form is submitted
$('form#checkout').submit( function(){
// if field has something in it, do submit actions, otherwise write
out error
if(
Hi list,
I searched the mailinglist-archives and the wiki but could not find a
solution to my problem:
I send AJAX requests to an oracle server, which in turn should send
appropriate XML. E. g. I'm querying for streets starting with the string
'sch'. The server answers with an ISO-8859-1
Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every once in a while. :-)
On 3/21/07, Alex Cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You would be correct sir :)
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Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 9:18 AM
To:
You would be correct sir :)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Rob Wilkerson
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 9:18 AM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] select box - options manipulation
Options within selects don't have an onclick
so john.
after you 'open' the group/list, there will be a way to specify to get the
group postings as email, is this correct?
-bruce
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Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 9:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; jQuery Discussion.
Subject:
Hi Luc,
This is a little smaller... yet surely not perfect
$('form#checkout').submit(function() {
var $forename = $('input#rxt_forename');
var forename = $forename.get(0);
if($forename.val() == '' ){
forename.focus();
$forename.addClass(required).siblings(span.error).show();
Again, from Mark's earlier posting:
Click on My Account once signed in with your Google Account, then click
on Manage Subscriptions next to the Groups link.
Assuming you have any Google Groups subscriptions you can see the interface
already; when John opens the group you'll be able to choose how
Try something like this...
$('form#checkout').submit( function(){
//Refernce the elm if you are going to $() it more then once
$elm = $('input#rxt_forename');
if($elm.val() == ''){
//Double check the end() usage here, should work
I am nearing completion of my jquery.table.js plugin which will include
multi-column filtering ability. It can filter using either an exact value to
match, regular expression, or a custom function to call. It's built off my
beta
version here: http://www.javascripttoolbox.com/lib/table/
You don't need the elements in the selector (i.e. form / input). The fastest
way to select is on the unique id.
Also, instead of calling the same jQuery selector over and over set it to a
local variable.
$('#checkout').submit( function(){
// if field has something in it, do
I have three radio buttons, each with an id (p, s, m) and a group name
of domainlist. I also have a div with an id (manual) which contains a
textarea box. I'm styling the div to be hidden by default. What I'd like is
that when someone clicks the m radio button, I'd like to display the
manual div
Paul,
IMO, pulling up all the entries defeats the purpose of an autocomplete (not
to mention if you have more than just a few options-it'll prevent a
scrolling nightmare.)
The way that I've addressed this problem in the past is by setting the
Autocomplete matchSubset option to true/1.
FYI - If you want to subscribe without signing up with a Google/Gmail
account - you can usually send an email to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
So: [EMAIL PROTECTED] *should* work once it's
unlocked.
I use that to subscribe to all my work related groups using my work
email.
([EMAIL PROTECTED] works as
Andy
works fine for me:
// possui dependentes
$(.show_familiares__pes_ds_dependente_possui).hide();
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]'familiares__pes_ds_dependente_possui']).click(function(){
if
($([EMAIL PROTECTED]'familiares__pes_ds_dependente_possui'[EMAIL
Hi Andy,
My approach with radio buttons:
- Bind a click function to the group
- when clicked, check the value - if it's the one you want, show - otherwise,
hide
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]).click(function() {
if(this.value == 'm') {
$('#manual').show(fast);
}
else {
$('#manual').hide(fast);
}
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On Mar 21, 2007, at 6:06 PM, bruce wrote:
in looking over the googl groups page, i couldn't find how to still
be able
to get the emails from the topics.. can someone point me to where the
information is that illustrates how to add/view postings to the
group, if
you're using outlook
when I see the accented A character it tells me that someone is
sending unicode but expecting 8859-1! As I converted everything to
unicode, I've never had this problem.
Is the html page being served as utf-8?
Do you have a publically accessible version of the page? I'd look at
the headers and the
That makes sense Josh...I'll give that a go.
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Behalf Of Josh Nathanson
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 12:41 PM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] toggle a div based on clicking a specific radio button
Hi Andy,
My
On 3/21/07, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Andy,
My approach with radio buttons:
- Bind a click function to the group
- when clicked, check the value - if it's the one you want, show -
otherwise, hide
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]).click(function() {
if(this.value == 'm') {
Thanks Josh and Brandon!! That did the trick!
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Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 1:11 PM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] toggle a div based on clicking a specific radio button
On 3/21/07, Josh
Hey Jake,
thanks for your quick response.
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ schrieb:
when I see the accented A character it tells me that someone is
sending unicode but expecting 8859-1! As I converted everything to
unicode, I've never had this problem.
I've tried different comnbinations:
- html as utf-8 and xml
Dan, many thanks for the explanation. It took a couple of read throughs but
it all makes sense.
I thought I'd try the $.ajax method as suggested and after much mucking
about it seems to be working :) The only thing that doesn't work is the
timeout which is (very) bad because, as you pointed out,
So does that mean that JQuery can not be called on the new window?
ie .. new_win_ref.$(some-selector).css('color', 'red');
If it can, what's the syntax?
Thanks.
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Eric Mckenna schrieb:
Found one piece to my puzzle.
There is no $(expr, context) in 1.0.3.
That
it's really hard to tell from pasted files!
are they being served properly? I like to use perl get to get to the
bottom of encoding problems.
is the file really 8859? or actually utf8 with a header that says 8859?
did you look at the response text in firebug? does it look gut?
On 3/21/07, Marc
John Resig schrieb:
Brad -
He's referring to the fact that the group is currently closed and
invite only. I will be adding everyone from the mailing list tonight
when I make the final switch over.
Do I have to create an account in google to use the new list?
Michael
Hi Alex, this is easy with JQuery's filter method because these days it can
take a custom function to decide how to filter your elements:
Try something like this... (I'd also recommend a simple check to ensure
value is numeric before comparing it)
// To hide all searchResult DIVs containing
I'd recommend setting up your success handler by using
http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax#.24.ajaxSetup.28_settings_.29 $.ajaxSetup() I'm
not sure what effect $().ajaxSuccess will have without a selector in the $()
to work with.
George
amircx wrote:
why when i get error (status 0) its print out
Don't think so - you should be able to just enter your email address
and have it just work (as far as I can tell). Regardless, I'll be
importing everyone's email addresses, so, at the very least, you won't
have to worry about trying to sign up again.
--John
On 3/21/07, Michael Fuerst [EMAIL
I'm pretty fond of the Nabble interface, personally. I guess their listener
address will get imported along with the rest, though some config might need
to be updated somewhere to make sure messages from the new list get archived
in the same place as the old ones. Well worth doing, IMO, no reason
Alex Ezell wrote:
div id=searchResult_16 class=searchResult
div class=resultTitleTurkey/div
div class=resultPrice6.95/div
/div
[ ... ]
Then the user uses a slider to send the maximum price as 7.00. How
would I, using jQuery obviously, find the elements whose resultPrice
is higher
Hi Shelane,
1: Not sure, try it! You shouldn't (untested ;-D) need to have global
includes, if you have any trouble you can always check the thickbox code and
make the CSS as specific as it needs to be to not affect the rest of your
site.
2: I think (but haven't used noConflict) that yes, you
Ok first off you should cache the result of the search as otherwise it'll be
performed every time. Then, you can just chain the operations on
input#rxt_forename straight, except for one part. When you modify a jQuery
object, e.g. with addClass(), the function returns the jQuery object. This
emckenna schrieb:
So does that mean that JQuery can not be called on the new window?
ie .. new_win_ref.$(some-selector).css('color', 'red');
If it can, what's the syntax?
The thing I was referring to was $(div#someid, print_win.document):
jQuery 1.0.3 would ignore the given context for the
Gareth,
I thought I'd try the $.ajax method as suggested and after much mucking
about it seems to be working :) The only thing that doesn't work is the
timeout which is (very) bad because, as you pointed out, if the validation
page doesn't respond / takes too long the browser locks. Under the
Hello,
I did a test case to show what is my problem:
http://dpaste.com/7204/
I'm trying to use JQuery to get some elements with ids that contains
'.' and ':', but that arent working, and with getElementById that's
working.
Am I missing something?
Thanks in advance,
-Adriano
What's the best way to do a jQuery LiveSearch?
My main goal is to have very little latency between typing and request. I
think the best way to do this is to trigger on keypress, not interval - but
I'm not sure the code.
Basically, I think a Live Search should do the following:
* Trigger on
On Wed, 21 Mar 2007 17:20:22 -0400, Scott Sauyet wrote:
One caveat, though, is that you are tying this functionality very
closely to the exact HTML structures you are using. It's essentially a
screen-scraping technique, and if you decided to change the HTML in some
way so that the
Jörn,
There is one good argument for using IDs: You can click the error labels
to focus the associated input, without any additional JS, just using the
for attribute.
I figured that's why you used the label / tag. :)
I'm not sure how intuitive it is to the user that clicking the error puts
the
Robert,
Here's my mod of the original Autocomplete Plug-in:
http://www.pengoworks.com/workshop/jquery/autocomplete.htm
It should provide you w/all the functionality you're looking for.
-Dan
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Behalf Of Robert James
Gotcha.
So do you know if it's even possible to use JQuery via a window reference?
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
emckenna schrieb:
So does that mean that JQuery can not be called on the new window?
ie .. new_win_ref.$(some-selector).css('color', 'red');
If it can, what's the syntax?
The
I have a getScreen() function that handles navigation within my application.
Its first task is calling a validateSession() function, which interacts with
the server to assure the user is logged in. Is there a better way to handle
sessions in ajax apps?
I just saw this as I was browsing delicious. It seems to be another new
library. It's based on YUI has the developer friendliess of jQuery.
http://dedchain.dustindiaz.com/
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amircx wrote:
im trying to see some working online examples of sortable plugin and
its seems there is no such thing execept the offical website.. .why
pepole dont use it?
This is not online, but is very basic and you can quickly try it out. I was
a bit confused with this at first too due to
George,
I think my original response got lost somehow. This is an abbreviated version.
On 3/21/07, George Adamson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Alex, this is easy with JQuery's filter method because these days it can
take a custom function to decide how to filter your elements:
I had looked at
Hey Jake,
Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ schrieb:
it's really hard to tell from pasted files!
Yes, you're right... I'll try to get up a minimal example at a public
place by tomorrow. Will you have a look then?
are they being served properly? I like to use perl get to get to the
bottom of encoding problems.
http://projects.cyberlot.net/jqpie/examples/sort.html
I an workinbg on something of the sort
On 3/21/07, Juha Suni [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
amircx wrote:
im trying to see some working online examples of sortable plugin and
its seems there is no such thing execept the offical website.. .why
Hi Adriano,
This is very, very interesting! At first sight (and with
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/types.html#type-id in mind) this seems to
be a bug. List: Correct me, if I'm wrong?
But: Even pure CSS-selectors seem to fail on your test-suite, though:
For example, add this to head of your
This was discussed a week or two ago. There's a ticket open on it with
at patch to fix it.
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/143
Basically it means that if you want to select #item:x you have to
construct the selector like this:
$( #item\\:x )
The double slashes are there because \: in a
Paul,
I was thinking about this earlier. I would be nice if there was an
$.ajaxSessionExpired() function. Adobe's SPRY library just released an
update, where if the incoming data request contains just the text session
expired, then they fire off a special event.
Implementing something
I just tried:
$( '#item\.x' )
$( '#item\:x')
$( #item\\:x )
and I always get an Object, but calling, for example, html(), always
returns null.
Thanks.
On 3/21/07, Karl Rudd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This was discussed a week or two ago. There's a ticket open on it with
at patch to fix
Hi,
sorry to send this email twice,but prev email may be lost.
I have write some code to paste excel data to table,it worked in firefox
but not in IE6,wait for your help,thanks
please just copy 2*2 data and click paste
script src=jquery.js type=text/javascript/script
script
function Paste(){
I'm stumped.
I'm opening another browser window to display a print friendly page.
For the print window,
I'm using JQuery to change the style sheet.
I thought all I would have to do is use a css selector with the context
of the print window.
What am I doing wrong?
Here's my code.
print_win =
Hey Everyone -
Let's hope that this goes smoothly! If everything goes according to
plan you should be receiving a welcome message from the new list soon.
For historical purposes, the new Google Groups list can be found here:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en
--John
Everyone -
Apparently it takes a couple days to approve all the users that need
to be transferred over to the new jQuery Google Group.
Feel free to continue posting to this mailing list while we wait for
this to work itself out.
In the meantime, please feel free to register with the new Google
John,
Thanks for all your hard work on this. The community support has been one of
jQuery's strongest assets in my opinion.
I'd like to buy you a beer for you efforts Is the best way to do so via
the Donations link at jQuery.com?
Cheers,
-David
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