[jQuery] jQuery 1.1 conflicts with vBulletin 3.6

2007-01-22 Thread Doug Tabacco
Hey, wondering if anyone else has run into this... jQuery seems to conflict with the latest version of vBulletin (maybe older ones too, but I don't have those). Take a look at http://www.telltalegames.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=12 to see what I mean. Try to click any link on the Forum

Re: [jQuery] jQuery 1.1 conflicts with vBulletin 3.6

2007-01-22 Thread Doug Tabacco
That wasn't it, but I found the problem... it was this: $('a').click(function() { this.blur(); }); Meant to stop linked images from retaining that outline after getting clicked, but also foiling vBulletin. Jörn Zaefferer wrote: Doug Tabacco schrieb: Hey, wondering if anyone else has

[jQuery] Hitting an error doing ajax in 1.1

2007-01-15 Thread Doug Tabacco
Anyone know if this is my doing or a bug? I have a piece of code that fades out a div, loads some new content using ajax, and then fades it back in. I just tested out the new 1.1 release and started getting an error: fn.apply is not a function Here's the relevant chunk of code:

Re: [jQuery] Hitting an error doing ajax in 1.1

2007-01-15 Thread Doug Tabacco
Aha, thanks! -doug Mike Alsup wrote: Anyone know if this is my doing or a bug? There's a bug in the load function. See this thread for a temporary work-around: http://jquery.com/discuss/2007-January/021767/ ___ jQuery mailing list

Re: [jQuery] noob q - using $().html

2007-01-03 Thread Doug Tabacco
As several others have pointed out, the problem is that the form is submitting. If that's not what you eventually want to happen, why not just make the submit input into a button input (type=button)? Daniel McBrearty wrote: Hi Just getting into using js to do things. I'm just experimenting

Re: [jQuery] noob q - using $().html

2007-01-03 Thread Doug Tabacco
True, but if it's not meant to be submittable, you could always just remove the form tags as well. Klaus Hartl wrote: Doug Tabacco schrieb: As several others have pointed out, the problem is that the form is submitting. If that's not what you eventually want to happen, why not just make

Re: [jQuery] IE7 native xmlhttp breaks load() ?

2006-12-01 Thread Doug Tabacco
for $.load. Maybe 'null' would be valid too, but an empty hash seems the surest bet. Joel. On 01/12/2006, at 3:21 PM, Doug Tabacco wrote: $(#ajax_episodebox).load(url, false, function() { // This line ___ jQuery mailing list discuss

[jQuery] IE7 native xmlhttp breaks load() ?

2006-11-30 Thread Doug Tabacco
ideas? I'm using jQuery 1.0.2 for thickbox compatibility if that makes a difference (in case it's a fix in 1.0.3 or something) Doug Tabacco [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/

Re: [jQuery] IE7 native xmlhttp breaks load() ?

2006-11-30 Thread Doug Tabacco
Whups, sorry :) On page load, the error seems to take place in a block of similar code that modifies the initial fadeout: var url = /ajaxable/episodebox?episode= + current_domaincode ; if(current_domaincode == 'overview') { url = url + franchise= + ?= $domaincode ?; }