Setting the innerHTML of an element regenerates all the HTML nodes
within. If you have any JavaScript references to those nodes or any
custom events on nodes within they will no longer resolve or fire.
From JavaScripts perspective, they are all new objects. I think John
is saving people
I just read in the State of jQuery'09 powerpoint presentation from the
jQuery conference that the intention is to move off of google groups
and to forums. I'm wondering what the thinking is here, as I much
prefer Google Groups to any forums I've seen before. They offer a
much more immediate
A critical part of moving to a forum is that we want one that has full
email subscription (for both threads and comments). We won't move to
something that people can't remain engaged with.
That being said, it's likely that we'll keep jquery-dev as is, this is
mostly for jquery-en and the massive
Hi,
I am trying to implement a search functionality which kind of
combining few features. What I really want is a google type search
input text with dropdown list with autocomplete functionality. The
dropdown list should show all the items on the list at the same time
the user should be able to
I've started working on this. If I remember correctly from the
conference, core will include just the core.js and getScript. Is this
correct? The only other potentially likely candidate in my opinion
would be the ready event.
Thoughts?
On Sep 18, 10:49 am, Justin Meyer justinbme...@gmail.com
Should getScript have a little dependency management? Should people
to know if they are loading events, that they have to load data?
On Oct 9, 5:54 pm, Justin Meyer justinbme...@gmail.com wrote:
I've started working on this. If I remember correctly from the
conference, core will include just
First of all, thanks @jresig because that's just way too elegant. I
was anticipating something far more complex.
A couple of questions:
If http://cdn/jQuery.js fails, we want the local-domain jQuery.js to
load next, BEFORE the any other subsequent script which is likely a $
(function(){}) or a
This seems, to me, like an awfully inefficient technique/solution. For
one thing, the most used autocomplete functionality is concerned
with trying to guess search terms or even results based on an
incomplete search term. This means performing searches incrementally
as the user types his search
