I mean, really.
If it's a done-deal then nevermind, forget it.
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I have a question about code in ajax.js that is crashing for me in
both FF (latest) and IE (latest).
The code below starts on line 453 of th ajax.js module. -- (Note: In
the released build this line ended-up at line number
Any way to test-drive this before it goes live? Mostly just curious.
**--** Steve
On Dec 18, 12:05 am, John Resig wrote:
> We've already exported all the data and we're in the process of
> putting together the final details of our new solution (we're
> switching to Zoho Discussion). We're plan
're both
> asynchronous.
>
> Regarding that sub-packet-sized package with a fast timeout, how would you
> implement that short of recompiling the browser? :-)
>
> -Mike
>
> On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 6:54 PM, Steven Black wrote:
>
> > First of all, thanks @jresig
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
Many of us use CDNs to load jQuery and jQueryUI+themes and we can all
agree this is a great service and a nice performance goodie.
I wonder, has anyone written or seen anything about a fast and robust
CDN failover strategy?
Consider these scenarios, for example:
* You're developing, but all you
Some nice looking plugins there, Nathan.
FYI the Sync Values demo isn't working because the reference to jquery.
1.3.2.js is 404.
IOW, this demo isn't working:
http://closertohere.com/script/jquery.sync.htm
**--** Steve
On Oct 5, 9:27 am, Nathan Bubna wrote:
> The Values plugin (an enha
Nicola, just curious, in all browsers or just IE?
**--** Steve
On Aug 31, 3:28 pm, Nikola wrote:
> Unless you are attempting to position an element at the start of a
> link. Which is what I was doing in this case. A feature for work
> requires that we have elements reporting on 'click' activit
First thing to check is: are you running the same version of jQuery
local and on the server?
For example, the "@" in the [...@attribute]-style selector is deprecated
(still works) in jQuery 1.2 but eliminated (doesn't work) in jQuery
1.3.
What you describe is symptomatic of something version-rela
In my view, jQuery is a fine example of the Pipes and Filters design
pattern, at least in some notable respects, including broad conceptual
aspects.
General overview of Pipes and Filters:
http://www.eaipatterns.com/PipesAndFilters.html
**--** Steve
On Aug 27, 4:29 pm, Buddy wrote:
> What woul
PMJI, I'm confused, (and I'm still a js noob too). I don't see
$.extends() documented anywhere.
That's a typo, right, it should be $.extend()?
Just checking .
**--** Steve
On Aug 11, 4:52 pm, Daniel Friesen wrote:
> jQuery does reproduce loops:
>
> var father = {
> child : {}}
>
> fathe
Not believing those numbers at all.
Maybe these stats include hits from places like rural China? From
script-kid bots?
What one sees varies, of course. Based on the analytics I see from
western-world business and social sites, which doesn't include bots
and other non-javascript-enabled clients
Not a bug.
The first case has "or" semantics, joining (and de-duping) the two
result sets.
The second case is a filter on a selection set. That's "and"
semantics.
**--** Steve
On Jun 2, 2:42 am, sglai wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just find out $("ns\\:a ns\\:b", xmldoc) and $("ns\\:a", xmldoc).find
>
Replace spaces with %20.
Better still, don't use spaces at all in URLs.
**--** Steve
On Apr 15, 2:47 pm, neerav shah wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am using the jQuery.load function to load my html page. My url is
> "/epp/jsps/homePageFragments/companyAddress.jsp?promotionFilter=1st Jan 2008
> - 1st
Interesting, Byrne.
The first thing I always look-to is "A Plugin Development Pattern" by
Mike Alsup
http://www.learningjquery.com/2007/10/a-plugin-development-pattern
Therein Mike has a few good ideas about handling options. I really
like how Mike keeps the options accessible, as opposed to
A question and a thought.
Q: Which browser?
T: Might this be a clearfix issue?
**--** Steve
On Apr 1, 3:13 pm, Dani wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I’ve got a DIV with a Css applied to it so that each child node has a
> blue background:
>
>
> //blue background
>
>
> When I try to add children node
You know, Trey, this jQuery plugin facade idea is very interesting and
I'm a little disappointed that it hasn't generated more discussion.
That said, sometimes the greatest plugins suddenly appear from
nowhere, arriving in a nearly finished state. Pausing to float the
idea can kill momentum some
Thanks for sharing that, Julian. Interesting. Getting error-related
garbage back from ajaxs calls is certainly a problem...
**--** Steve
On Mar 8, 1:53 pm, jaubourg wrote:
> I wrote a little article about the plugin and how it works.
>
> http://code.google.com/p/getjson/wiki/WhyThisPluginAnd
Also, check out James Padolsky's 'listHandlers()'
http://james.padolsey.com/javascript/debug-jquery-events-with-listhandlers/
**--** Steve
On Feb 26, 7:25 pm, weepy wrote:
> Hi
>
> How do I access a list of event handlers (added by jQuery) associated
> with a particular DOM node ?
>
> I.e.
Some great replies by Matt Kruse.
I'd like to propose, in addition:
13. In all but trivial circumstances, events and callbacks should
always be implemented with named functions. Invoking in-situ
anonymous functions and callbacks, as convenient as these may appear,
are eventually going to give s
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