Gilles, your window plugin is a christmas gift in advance. I'm not
afraid of tables at all, even if I use them as little as I can, but
sometimes they're very useful and help to avoid a lot of problems. The
only thing I wish your plugin had is a "show contents while dragging /
resizing" option
I use different IDs for object and embed, like this:
function getFlashID(id) {
var flash = null;
flash = document.getElementById(id + "E");
if (flash == null) {
flash = document.getElementById(id + "O");
}
return(flash);
}
$(getFlashID("flashmovie")).do_something_w
My tests under WinXP Pro SP2:
Firefox 1.5.0.7: fails on #55
Firefox 2.0 beta 2 (I haven't tried the latest RCs): fails on #55
IE 5.5: fails on #8
IE6: everything ok
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Chris Ovenden wrote:
> John's plugin solution sounds eminently sensible, but if you really
> are worried about code bloat you could use a conditional comment to
> hide jQuery from those browsers altogether. If you're doing proper
> unobtrusive javascript your site should still work without it.
The
x27;t load at all. I get the error even when I just load
jQuery and execute nothing at all.
Basically all it does is make up the missing js functions that ie5.0
doesn't have - it doesn't change any jquery code.
Alistair
Daimajin wrote:
John, is there any news about this plug
John, is there any news about this plugin? I've tried what has been
suggested on the bug tracker
(http://liorean.web-graphics.com/scripts/array.js), this script seems to
work but jQuery still fails to load.
John Resig wrote:
> Hello -
>
> I'm currently planning on spinning off IE 5.0 support i
Yehuda Katz wrote:
> $.ajaxStart(function() {
> $("#loading").show();
> });
I'm trying to use these functions using 1.0 and svn 233 & 234 but they
are undefined (Firebug only says "$.ajaxStart is not a function"). The
source looks ok, the functions are there and everything else is working
fin
