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i've run into a known IE8 issue in the past with its native parser's
inability to serialize empty values of DOM elements.
details here: http://tinyurl.com/m2j294
just a
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On 06/01/2010, at 10:36 AM, Mark Gibson wrote:
I quite agree that this should remain a plugin.
It seems to me that you're discussing a Rolls-Royce key event handler,
when what's needed is a simple bicycle. Key events are very different
in different
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Folk,
I'm kinda new to jQuery, but have recently written a specialised diagram
editing tool using jQuery and Raphael, and my Raphael drag&drop library
is now very competent and, I believe, quite complete in the kinds of
usage
it allows.
For examp
I quite agree that this should remain a plugin.
I'm not sure how using the object would help things though, that just
looks over complicated to me.
The advantages of the "key:ctrl-x" style namespaces is that it clearly
indicates the key combo in the binding, and can be used for unbinding.
It can
I think what you're doing is interesting, however I dont think it has a
place in jquery's core. Also, my advice would be to change the arg var type
from a string with all that syntax-y cruft to an object.
var handler_rules_obj = {
keypress: {
set : ['ctrl','shift','z']
}
};
$(...).bin
It may be easy enough for simple, single key presses. When modifiers
are involved it starts to complicate things.
Also a lot of people forget to check for modifiers. For example, you
may not want Ctrl+Up to act in the same way as Up on its own, but a
lot of key press handler code neglects to ensure
Hello everyone,
I have a problem submitting a form tag with submit buttons. many of
the scripts used in that page require the name of these submit buttons
to work correctly. I already read about the serialize function and
submit buttons so tried the form plugin as suggested on the jQuery
page but
OK. Not sure where we're at on this but I'm hoping some sort of consensus
can be achieved. Here are the approaches being bandied about to allow
auto-detect of json (and perhaps other dataTypes):
1) Allow $.ajax() to accept multiple expected data types, i.e., dataTypes:
['json', 'html']. jQuery w
Fair point. However, the same argument could have been made about the
DOM selector/filter syntax.
Jeremy,
On Jan 4, 12:04 pm, ajpiano wrote:
> This strikes me as almost a little bit too much sugar...to streamline
> this type of binding/filtering, I tend to think it might just be
> easier to per
I've already landed the changes discussed (tweaking the logic - I
landed the wrong patch, missed the '!') and making sure that there's a
try/catch.
http://github.com/jquery/jquery/commit/3f648c4e3abe236b8ec6a19822313be794e5a9df
I tested in Firefox, IE 6 & 7 with ActiveX disabled. IE 6 just stops
On Jan 5, 10:04 am, John Resig wrote:
> The current logic is imperfect (in that, theoretically, someone could
> be trying to use jQuery on a local file, in IE 7, with ActiveX
> disabled and it would error out) but for now that's something that I
> can live with.
Why live with it? It fails in IE6
The security bar appears whenever you use any script (JScript or VBScript
etc) in a web page run locally (My Computer zone), even if it is just a
simple 'alert(location.href)'. I think this only appears after the 'Eolas
patch' done in April 2006 (which required users to click to activate
ActiveX, u
Same issue with css property clip from CSS2..
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visufx.html#clipping
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On Jan 5, 10:04 am, John Resig wrote:
> The current logic is imperfect (in that, theoretically, someone could
> be trying to use jQuery on a local file, in IE 7, with ActiveX
> disabled and it would error out) but for now that's something that I
> can live with.
It will still fail in IE6 with Act
jQuery is already in the Software Freedom Conservancy (they host all
our finances, for example). The code base, however, is not - that's
going to take a significant amount of time and legal work to make it
happen. /Maybe/ it might happen this year, but that's really hard to
foresee. To your client
Sam is correct here - IE 7 fails to request local files using the
traditional method. I also agree with your note about trying to use
ActiveX, especially when it's disabled. Adapting his code a little bit
I was able to come up with a solution and land it:
http://github.com/jquery/jquery/commit/b228
It was mentioned at jQCon that jQuery was going to be under a
foundation (like Dojo). I've got a client (a Microsoft Shop), that is
anxiously waiting for this. Any word on when this is going to happen?
I'd also like to move JavaScriptMVC's code into the jQuery
foundation. Will this be possible?
Hi,
>From what I recall from a few years back, XMLHttpRequest asynchronous
requests do not work with local files, which I think may be the reason why
ActiveX is used. Maybe check if it is being used on a local page (not
tested), e.g.
xhr: function() {
if (location.protocol !== "file:" && window.
On Dec 31 2009, 1:52 pm, John Resig wrote:
> Landed and closed:http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/5735
John, good to see this change in jQuery.
Another ajax area that needs attention is the xhr creation:
// Create the request object; Microsoft failed to properly
// implement the XMLHttpRequest in IE7
Hi,
I'm developing an application with jQuery 1.4a2, but I've found a bug
which was introduced in 1.4, because 1.3.2 release works well. First
the testcases:
jQuery 1.3.2 version:
http://gamca.informacie.sk/betatest/webkit_table/index_1-3-2.html
jQuery 1.4a2 version:
http://gamca.informacie.sk/
Can any one help me with this plug ins
http://www.isocra.com/2008/02/table-drag-and-drop-jquery-plugin/
In this plug ins user can drag and drop only one row, my need is to
drag and drop Multiple row.
Thanks
Nilesh J. Macwan
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