; put any of this on a public server?
>
> Blair
>
> On 12/21/06, Andy Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > I'm working with recipes and I want to use some jQuery goodness to clone a
> > DOM construct that will contain a few form fields so that adding
&
Quoting Brian Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Interesting...VERY interesting.
> This strikes me as a task where creating new elements may be less
> gremlin-prone than cloning.
>
> Michael Geary's "Easy DOM Creation" plugin might make it easier to write a
> function that creates the appropriate DOM t
Quoting Dave Methvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Actually...I do believe that I have a pie recipe...only two of them though
http://www.co-opcookbook.com/
Search for "Double Good Blueberry Pie" and "Key Lime Pie"
andy
> > I'm working with various jQ methods but
Quoting Yusuf Önder Us <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Someone hacked it and put their website address on it. Why do people have to be
such jerks? So that they wouldn't get the publicity, I replaced their site with
a "under maintenance" message.
> what happened to plugins page? does anyone have a copy of the
Quoting Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Andy Matthews schrieb:
> > Here's one of the final pages:
> >
> http://www.modernessentials.com/landing.cfm/Looking+for+the+BDI+AVION...Welc
> > ome!
> >
> > Thanks everyone for your help.
> >
Quoting Aaron Heimlich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
That's awesome Aaron. That is pretty powerful.
> On 11/22/06, Christopher Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Er, you are aware that you can reference strings as arrays in PHP, or if
> > needed convert a string to a real array in one line, rig
$("p").css("display");
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Hello all,
How can I check if a given element is visible or n
Make sure to submit a bug report for any issues you find:
http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/
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I'll be REALLY excited if someone gets this working. I'm going to be
building a new app coming up soon and this is precisely what I need.
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NICE one...good job Remy.
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Subject: [jQuery] Plugin: Mousehold
I've written a simple plugin that keeps firing the specified function
This would be a perfect thing to meld in with that form scroller plugin.
Can't recall who wrote it, but it converted a form field into a widget that
let you click up and down to change values.
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Andy Matthews wrote:
> This would be a perfect thing to meld in with that form scroller plugin.
> Can't recall who wrote it, but it converted a form field into a widget
that
> let you click up and do
I'm using some code that Mike Alsup provided a few months ago. I need to get
the text of an option tag in addition to it's value. He suggested the
following:
$('#unit [EMAIL PROTECTED]').text();
Which works perfectly in IE, but not at all in Firefox. When this code is
run on this page, Firefox re
I'm having an odd issue with the Autocompleter in IE.
http://www.dyve.net/jquery/?autocomplete
When I type something into the search box, presto, I get long horizontal and
vertical scrollbars. After I select an option from the dropdown list, the
scrollbars go away.
Is it possible to fix this iss
I for one would be interested in seeing photos.
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Some big changes have been going
You could post pictures for some people, then put pictures of monkeys for
the other people because hey...who doesn't like monkeys?
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Ooops...
Thought I did...
http://co-opcookbook.com/test.cfm
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Andy
That did it. Thanks guys!
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> I'm unfamiliar with the previous post where Mike su
t; Chris
>
> Rey Bango wrote:
>
>>Well, I for one do *NOT* have this problem. I am a stud of a plus-size
>>model! hehe
>>
>>Rey...
>>
>>Karl Swedberg wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Good idea, Andy. In fact, a monkey picture would be an improvement
How would I use jQuery to get the value of the currently selected radio
button in a group (say the group had a common class of .radioMe?
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On 12/18/06, Andy Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How would I use jQuery to get the value of the currently selected radio
> button in a group (say the group had a common class of .radioMe?
>
> andy matthews
> web d
it should work according to a previous thread
today on this topic.
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On 12/18/06, Andy Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How would I use jQuery to get the value of the currently selected radio
> button in a group (say the group had a common class of .radioMe?
>
Doesn't seem to be working:
http://www.xrag.com/jquery_test/
the radio buttons are valued sequentially starting with 2. Using that code
always returns the value of the first radio button.
Any ideas?
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oMe :selected and that didn't seem to work. I'll give the
other
> one a try.
Sorry Andy, it should be :checked, not :selected.
$('input.radioMe:checked').val()
> By the way, is there documentation about any of these extra goodies
> anywhere? That's not in the API an
Scratch that...
Used :checked in it's place and it works a treat!
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worked for me:
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]:checked').val()
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On 12/18/06, Andy Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Doesn't seem to be working:
> http://www.xrag.com/jquery_test/
>
> the radio buttons are valued sequentially starting with 2. Using that code
My results:
$('body') 1.33ms 0.64ms 0.62ms
$('body div') 34.38ms 34.38ms 34.06ms
$('div', [jQuery('div'), jQuery('a')]) 69.06ms 68.12ms 67.82ms
document.body.getElementsByTagName('div') 0ms 0ms 0ms
$(jQuery.merge(document.getElementsByTagName('div'), [])) 23.12ms
23.1
Not bad Stefan...
The site works fine, but you have some UI issues that you might want to deal
with.
For example, the search form takes up fully half of the vertical width of
the screen. I have to scroll to see ANY of the fonts that come back in my
search. May I suggest putting the search inside
I'd vote for letting PHP do the session management. That way all of that
load is on the server (which is made for handling it). Then you can, at any
time, reference a session with AJAX.
It's what I do on my cookbook site.
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Right...
My IE as well. The logo is cut off about 1/4 inch from the top.
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Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 7:19 PM
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I've since changed the code on my sample page, but I found an odd bug in
jQuery using a combination of clone() and appendTo() that I wanted to put
out there.
I had a table with 4 columns that I was using for a form entry. Then I
created a "template" row that was hidden. When the use entered data f
I've since changed my code. I used Divs instead of tables and didn't have
this problem.
And I don't use thead tags.
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Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2006 8:58 AM
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Subject: Re
Let's change the subject line shall we?
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It's "native" in that it does
Nice plugin. If you're going to release this, you might consider also
allowing formatting for credit card numbers, social security numbers and all
that good stuff.
Then get it melded in with the official form plugin.
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I'm working with recipes and I want to use some jQuery goodness to clone a
DOM construct that will contain a few form fields so that adding ingredients
is easy, and fun. I thought that it would be pretty easy to code but it's
giving me some trouble and I wanted to see if you guys could help me out.
Mike..
I don't think that it's correct to say that it's "never a good idea" to lock
the entire browser. One of the benefits of AJAX is that the browser allows
you to code an application in the browser which behaves more like a
traditional app.
And there are plenty of times when the user would exp
Gotcha...thanks for clarifying.
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Subject: Re: [jQuery] Plugin for UI blocking - an alternative to sync
ajax
> I don't think that's
I'm working on a CMS for a client. I'm building a newsletter manager where
they can type in various attributes of the newsletter as a whole, then add
articles on a need basis.
I'm going to have the following fields:
Type (select box with 4 options)
Title (one sentence at most)
SubTitle (one sente
I've seen some sites (not sure if they're jQuery powered or not) that have a
page scroll triggered where the window auto-scrolls down to a certain point
on the page. Sort of link using an anchor link, but you can actually see the
page moving.
I'm wanting to do that as part of a form I'm working on
I'm going to be submitting a form via AJAX and I'd like to be able to clear
all of the fields afterwards. I could obviously do it by referencing each
field manually, but I'm wondering if it's possible to do something like
this:
$('#myForm').clearFields();
or something to that effect. I just want t
animation
Andy Matthews schreef:
> I've seen some sites (not sure if they're jQuery powered or not) that have
a
> page scroll triggered where the window auto-scrolls down to a certain
point
> on the page. Sort of link using an anchor link, but you can actually see
the
> page moving
Haven't tried it. I didn't know it was there. Thanks guys!
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> I just want t
ct: Re: [jQuery] Auto scrolling the page to a specific point - like
anchor links with animation
Andy Matthews schreef:
> I've seen some sites (not sure if they're jQuery powered or not) that have
a
> page scroll triggered where the window auto-scrolls down to a certain
point
> on the p
Mike...
I feel that it's easier to simply return the HTML string for the element
that will get appended. Your example seems to return JSON (a javascript
object right?). What are your thoughts on that?
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point - like
anchor links with animation
Andy Matthews schreef:
> Okay...
>
> I've downloaded the ifxscroll.js file and I've set it up after the call to
> jQuery.js in my code. I've got this line:
>
> $('#ST').ScrollTo(800);
>
> And it's gi
f Of David Duymelinck
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Andy Matthews schreef:
> Okay...
>
> I've downloaded the ifxscroll.js file and I've set it up after
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Hi Andy,
I think the ifxscroll.js is dependent on another component of the
Interf
Ah...I see...
That makes perfect sense.
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Subject: Re: [jQuery] Transmit form contents, receive response...best
method?
> I feel tha
I thought this would be fairly straightforward but it appears to be causing
me some distress. I need to get the value of an FCKEditor field for
transmission using AJAX. However, when I reference the fields ID and call
the val() method, I get a blank result when there is definitely content in
it. Ca
page to a specific
point -likeanchor links with animation
You're right. Sorry about that, Andy.
Tried to attach a tested copy of scrollto.js, but the mailserver rejected
it. So, you can find it here now:
http://www.karlswedberg.com/scripts/scrollto.js
Hope that helps.
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Don't think this came through the first time
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I thought this would be fairly straightforward but it appears to be causing
me some distress. I need to get the value of an FCKEditor field for
transmission using AJAX. However, when I reference the fields ID and call
the val() method, I
The problem for me (in this case) is that the few fields that need to be
transmitted via AJAX (and then reset) are part of a larger form that I do
NOT want to get reset.
I might just have to do each field manually.
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Query] Clearing all form field values
You could try putting a form within a form. I'm not sure how valid it is,
but it definitely solves certain problems.
-- Yehuda
On 12/28/06, Andy Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The problem for me (in this case) is that the few fields
My guess is that you could do a "WHERE comment LIKE '%whore%' and be in
pretty good shape.
;)
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u must simply call the FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance method. For
example:
var oEditor = FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance('InstanceName') ;
. . .
These are the most useful properties and methods of this object:
. . .
Methods:
* GetXHTML( formatted )
Andy Matthews-2 wrote:
>
> I need to
Runs REALLY, REALLY slow on my IE6/PC.
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This plugin is VERY cool:
http://www.consulenza-we
Wow...
That's pretty nice. So do you actually have to design multiple templates or
is just designing multiple stylesheets?
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Subject:
$('script').remote();
Should do the trick right? Assuming that you put that before the call to
Mike's function (which probably adds script tags).
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You could also read in the file using Coldfusion or PHP and remove the
script block that way.
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Should be:
$('a').not('li a');
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, but it also removes the two
links found within LI tags, which from the way I read the API it should not.
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Okay...
So then why wouldn't THIS work:
$('a').filter('li a').click( function() {
$(this).remove();
return false;
});
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expression."
That seems to me like it should work.
$('a') // select all a elements
$('a').not('li a') // that are not children of an LI tag
Andy Matthews
Senior Coldfusion Developer
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Di
Ooooh...
I think I see now. You're saying that once I get a jQuery object, I can
filter out children of that object but not parents?
Can you give me a quick example Jörn?
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More importantly you can do this with CSS instead of javascript:
http://www.hunlock.com/blogs/Attach_icons_to_anything_with_CSS.
http://www.askthecssguy.com/2006/12/showing_hyperlink_cues_with_cs_1.html
Andy Matthews
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Office
elimited.com/uploads/rating.gif
andy
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Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2007 10:25 PM
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Subject: [jQuery] jQuery Star Ratings
Building on the good conceptual work of Wil Stuckey for Star Ratings, I have
TheCounter.com says 12%, but still far lower than what would be considered
penetration of any sort.
Oh well, just wanted to point out the option.
andy
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Oh...I see...that is a good idea Olaf. I didnt notice that you were using
the favicon.
andy
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That's really nice George...great job.
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Subject: Re: [jQuery] List of jQuery-Powered Sites
Just a little one...
We're introdu
Stefan..
Man...what a difference it makes with you lining up the checkboxes. So much
easier to read them.
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Nice Brandon...
IE7 here. Everything seemed to work as promised except test 6 which says
"should only do something when the mousewheel is moved down." yet I got a
response in the monitor pane when I moved the mousewheel up. Just FYI.
This works really well, you should be proud of yourself. I can
Nicely done...
This might be a setting you've got on the menu, but it doesn't seem very
responsive. It's almost a whole second of wait onmouseover for the menu to
popup.
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Okay. I figured that it was a setting. Other than that (which can be
changed) this is excellent work.
andy
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Woohoo!!!
The new site looks HOT! Well done team. This is one of those things that
needed to be done to take jQuery's respect and appearance to the next level.
andy
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I think it's really well done. Don't let them get you down Joshua...great
job.
andy
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Good idea with the UNION statement Dan. Wouldn't have thought about running
the query that way.
andy
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#x27;#myDiv).slideUp({duration: 1000, easing: method});
??
Andy matthews
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Subject: [jQuery] jQuery Easing plugin
This has now bee
. It's a little misleading
and you don't want that to affect people's perceptions.
Andy matthews
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I'd also suggest a columnar display for the links so that the page isn't
quite as long as it is.
andy
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on I don't want
Farbtastic is because it's so large.
Anything like this?
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is messed up...
Displaying a single column which is only about 2 inches wide. Makes the page
tremendously long.
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I'm pretty sure this would be a MAJOR security breach and I doubt that it's
allowed.
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Then put a hard stop on the domain. Don't auto-forward them, just put
instructions on how to change their home page. Do that for a week and people
will get the message.
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Calm down now. I don't know if ANYTHING calls for that.
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Subject: Re: [jQuery] Changing a browser's starting page
I think this calls for appropr
author once a month or
something. Then, if that author doesn't respond, the plugin can be moved
into a "unsupported" section instead of mixed in with plugins which are
being actively developed.
andy
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t: Re: [jQuery] Plugins Database: Rating & Comments
Andy Matthews wrote:
> I think ratings functionality is a great idea! Let the community
> decide which are the best plugins.
>
> I also think that some sort of time-out feature would be good. For
> example, how many plugins are th
That page has some freaking AWESOME dialog boxes!!
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jQuery
http://yui-ext.com/
Hurray! The more tutes the better.
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Subject: [jQuery] ANN: Brandon Aaron Joins learningjquery.com
Hello dear friends,
Just a quick note to ann
into the jQuery fold who
have little or no previous experience with JS, like me.
Perhaps some others with sufficient knowledge could
provide some simples tutorials for the site. ???
Rick
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Exellent! Thanks, Andy. I'll be sending you and Alex Cook an
I know...totally old school. But I don't think he just wants toe
scrollbar...he's probably also looking for the "bookmarks" and the triangle
that also adjust it's position on the scrollbar.
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FYI, this doesn't work in IE7. I get a js error right off the bat as the
page is loading.
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about youngpups work - the level of detail.
Aaron Boodman - is Einstein, Da Vinci & Houdini all in one fore the web
I still say that all that could be replicated - just requires a degree of
TFE (time + effort + energy)
its more TFE than I have right now.
- S
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Thanks for the backup Rey. Not specifically looking to build it in jQuery
(although that would be great). Just wanted to share cool functionality with
the list.
andy
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uery] KICK-BUTT javascript based Zoom feature
Oops, sorry andy! I wasnt fully awake yet! That is a pretty responsive
script.
Ahem.. now that ive made myself look like an ass...
It looks like a pretty simple script, and i'de help port it over if i wasnt
working right now.
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Michael...
Have you seen how easy it is to access a CFC directly using jQuery? Dirt
simple.
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