The LGPL JavaScript Vector Graphics library supports: IE 4, 5 and 6,
Netscape 4 and later, Opera 5 and later, Safari, Gecko-Engine (Mozilla,
Netscape 6+, Firefox), and Konqueror.
http://www.walterzorn.com/jsgraphics/jsgraphics_e.htm
Maybe someone want to "jQueryize" the libraries?
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You may want to check out:
http://www.walterzorn.com/jsgraphics/jsgraphics_e.htm
The JavaScript Vector Graphics library allows functions such as: Draw Line,
Circle, Ellipse (Oval), Polyline, Polygon, Rectangle using a syntax very
similar to Java Swing.
Quoting form the Web site:
"This JavaScri
I want to be able to have a progress bar periodically updated after a
button is clicked, then when the server-side task is complete - the
progress bar is no longer updated (to avoid hammering the server). I
have attempted to write a plug-in that extends the functionality of the
AJAX library loadIfM
Looks great! I look forward to reading it
in detail. Congratulations on your fine “first issue”.
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The release of the first
Cool! Thanks :-)
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Lewis, David wrote:
>
> With all the recent interest in jQuery and the increased volume to the
>
I think that this should be possible by creating
a time delay function [setTimeout()] that is started on the mouseover event and
cancelling the timer delay function [clearTimeout()] on the mouseout event.
This way, if the mouse hovers over the link for the duration of the timer delay,
then
I do think that you have a good point …
but as I am new to jQuery – I’m happy to “put up” with
100’s of emails each day as I’m learning a lot from reading
solutions to other peoples’ problems.
With all the recent interest in jQuery and
the increased volume to the mailing list, I wonder
Under RFC 2695, a user-agent (such as a Web
browser) should provide “at least 4096 bytes per cookie” – so
the 4KB is a minimum for storage – not a maximum. See: http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2965
(section 5.3).
(Yes, I’ve spent way too much time
reading this RFC …)
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Unfortunately, removing the doesn't cure the problem.
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> ... then the
Hmmm ... good point! I'll do some more testing.
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> ... then the
;t exist. You should
wrap the code in
$(function(){ }); (== $(document).ready(function() { }); )
So that it gets run once the document has finished loading.
Blair
On 9/9/06, Lewis, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm creating a web application that uses jQuery to popula
OK ... after a few hours of reading and testing - I found an article on
deferring Javascript execution
(http://www.websiteoptimization.com/speed/tweak/defer/). It didn't have
a solution, but when explaining the problem to two of my colleagues, I
hit upon a simple solution ... move the JavaScript so
I'm creating a web application that uses jQuery to populate a series of
s in an HTML page using AJAX. All the JavaScript libraries and
some "global" scripting is linked in the of the HTML document.
Within the HTML s that are returned via AJAX, jQuery scripts that
are specific to the contents of th
Thanks! I added a custom header to my JSP so that the "Last-Modified"
value is only updated when the page contents are updated. It is now
working very nicely with jQuery. :-)
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Works for IE, too:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/properties/aut
ocomplete.asp
Here's a good backgrounder document:
http://wiki.mozilla.org/The_autocomplete_attribute_and_web_documents_usi
ng_XHTML
~ David
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No, I'm not doing that ... It appears that I ought to, though! :-)
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David,
are you loading the if-modified-sinc
Hmmm ... My script is querying JSP pages that are accessed through a
proxied Apache server. There is no "Last-Modified" header being
automatically added, but as the response from the JSP is being generated
each time, that the header indicates a new "Date" value. Even when
bypassing Apache and makin
I seem to be having some challenges with the loadIfModified(url)
function. Is the remote HTML "injected" if anything is returned by the
URL, or if only what is returned that the previous time the URL was
queried?
I'm building a web page that periodically polls the server to display
the status (OK,
Using jQuery, is there an easy way to find a form in
an HTML document, submit it, then return “false” (to avoid
resubmission of the form).
Using the HTML snippet:
… and the _javascript_:
$('#report-submit').click(function()
{
$('#report-form').submit();
return
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