Re: [jQuery] dimensions plugin: height() and width()

Abel Tamayo schrieb: > Thanks a lot. It worked pretty well although i'm working on some bugs > now. Didn't understand why you use the operator ||0, but I guess I'm not > that good at JavaScript anyway. > Thanks again. It's a fallback in case parseInt returns NaN ("Not a number") for some reaso

Re: [jQuery] dimensions plugin: height() and width()

Actually the the latest Dimensions plugin and the jQuery 1.0.4 core both return the exact same thing, a string. -- Brandon Aaron On 1/1/07, Abel Tamayo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi everyone and Happy New Year 2007. I'm using Kevin Luck's jScrollPane > plugin (http://kelvinluck.com/assets/jquer

Re: [jQuery] dimensions plugin: height() and width()

Thanks a lot. It worked pretty well although i'm working on some bugs now. Didn't understand why you use the operator ||0, but I guess I'm not that good at JavaScript anyway. Thanks again. ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/disc

Re: [jQuery] dimensions plugin: height() and width()

Abel Tamayo wrote: > Hi everyone and Happy New Year 2007. I'm using Kevin Luck's jScrollPane > plugin (http://kelvinluck.com/assets/jquery/jScrollPane/ > ), wich is great stuff > but uses the plug in Dimensions wich overrides jQuery's functions

[jQuery] dimensions plugin: height() and width()

Hi everyone and Happy New Year 2007. I'm using Kevin Luck's jScrollPaneplugin ( http://kelvinluck.com/assets/jquery/jScrollPane/), wich is great stuff but uses the plug in Dimensions wich overrides jQuery's functions height() and width(). The diference between the two namespaces is that when you u