Making huge progress, thanks for the suggestions. I did it with a long col
of digits using line-height and animate.
example: $("#pricingCol1").animate({top: col1 * n }, 500);
n being the line-height. I suppose I could detect for the line-height and
do it dynamically. Hmm.
check out the
* Glen Lipka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-11-21 20:28]:
> Making huge progress, thanks for the suggestions. I did it with a long col
> of digits using line-height and animate.
> example: $("#pricingCol1").animate({top: col1 * n }, 500);
> n being the line-height. I suppose I could detect for
Yes, I would need to do exactly that.
I am working now on adding up all the checked boxes using parseFloat to
convert them. Is that the best way? They are strings, I guess.
When you say, plugin worthy, which are you talking about?
Glen
Not sure I follow. Are you looking to convert ...
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Nuts. I don't need to add them up. I just need to find the highest price.
Hmm. I need to think more about how the pricing works in their business
model. I still need to translate the number like you described though.
Sorry, I am talking out loud, arent I?
glen
> Not sure I follow. Are yo
* Glen Lipka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-11-22 00:51]:
> Yes, I would need to do exactly that.
> I am working now on adding up all the checked boxes using parseFloat to
> convert them. Is that the best way? They are strings, I guess.
>
> When you say, plugin worthy, which are you talking about?
I hate giving advice. If anyone is paying attention, check me.
To keep from lossing a penny, rather than store you numbers as
floats, store them as a count of pennies. So that 45.95 becomes
4595.
Then do like this...
http://blogometer.com/repository/etude/jQuery/discuss/sum-prices/sum.html
Divi
Alan, thanks much. I used a bunch of your techniques.
It works now. I might touch it up some tomorrow. Maybe trigger the check
boxes for all the lower model ones. And I need to start with a default
position on the money. But the hard part is done. And I am sure that I
could tidy up the code
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