Aaaah, I was thinking that there was some magic within js.jar. I get it now. Thanks Mike.On 11/8/06, Mike Alsup <
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> pretty much the same syntax but with different behavior.Look closer and you'll see that the 1st arg points to a js file thatperforms the magic.Mike
Will someone explain to me the intricacies of this target?
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Chris, in case you get confused:http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/concat.htmlOn 11/7/06,
Christopher Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sweet
Derrek! Thanks a lot! :o)
Chris
Derrek wrote:
If you're familiar with Any, here's a (re-worked) piece of
my Ant code.
If you're familiar with Any, here's a (re-worked) piece of my Ant code. It takes all the specified .js files and concatenates them into bigFile.js.Just re-work this code to your needs and place within your
DerrekOn 11/7/06,
Mark,That console is great! Opening the seperate window is such an elegent solution.Keep up the good work.On 11/7/06, Mark Gibson
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this isn't directly jQuery related, but I thought you'd beinterested.I've adapted the console.js script originally found here:http://wish
of the method (
jQuery.fn functions are always of type jQuery)I'd be happy to help you use the Visual jQuery template for XML files exported using the jQuery parser for internal documentation
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On 11/6/06, Derrek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there some documentation desc
John? Yehuda? Anyone?On 11/6/06, Derrek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there some documentation describing the metatags within the jQuery documentation? I want to write some documentation for a project at work but in the jQuery style. Also, are there any handy tools out there to tur
have some basic HTML pages or something that is the JavaDoc-style.
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], parent[1]Perhaps the someone could add this simple explanation to the documentation.I appreciate everyone's help,Derrek
On 10/18/06, Blair McKenzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Try :first. I think parents() actually works differently from the other filters, in that the elements are in re
Hi John,Say I have:
If I do $('#myInput').parents('tr:last').before(' ... ')
Then the the new row appears between and and not between and like I would expect.
Did I screw up something?On 10/18/06, John Resig <
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ou'd use .ancestors().Oh yeah... man, I'm totally out of it today. Derrek - you should beusing .parents("tr") or .ancestors("tr") (they're synonymous).
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I'm consfused about the difference between parents() and ancestors(). The documentation on visualjquery.com isn't very clear as to the difference and the behavior seems to be the same.
On 10/18/06, Dave Methvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> But, to my mind, it makes sense to do>> $('#myElement').p
Hey John,Unfortunately, I don't have an example up.But, to my mind, it makes sense to do $('#myElement').parent().parent() because the parent of the is a and the parent of the is the . Or is that wrong?
DerrekOn 10/18/06, John Resig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However, this produces no visual
nge the code, I see my new row: $('#myElement').parent().parent()
.before('Please correct the error');I don't like this since it's bound to a specific table arrangement.Does anyone have any hints or different solutions?Thanks,Derrek[Long time lurker, first time poster
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