Bruce wrote:
You know what?
While some of us don't know it all, aren't highly evolved programmers,
and maybe even don't ask a question or ask for help in the proper way.
None of you knew anything when you started either.
jquery may be great, but completely ignoring help requests from
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Bruce wrote:
You know what?
While some of us don't know it all, aren't highly evolved
programmers, and maybe even don't ask a question or ask for help in
the proper way.
None of you knew anything when you started either.
jquery may be great, but completely ignoring
Hi everyone,
Here's my solution and since I am a js newbie hope someone could tell
me that what I am doing is not good.
I alter the jqModal.js, somewhere on the line 46 I replace
r.load(u,function()
{if(c.onLoad)c.onLoad.call(this,h);if(cc)h.w.jqmAddClose($
(cc,h.w));f(h);});
with
Chris,
Why don't you return the formatted column when it is posted. Then you
could do something like this:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#myForm').ajaxForm(function(data) {
$('#thankyou').show('slow');
$('newcomment').hide();
$('#comments h1').after(data);
});
});
td
input..
br
div class=formError.../div
/td
As said. in the application i am building iit should find the previous
form element, no matter where it is located ;)
On 13 jul, 12:19, Juha Suni [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gilles (Webunity) wrote:
Well i've tried that one off course, but the
Richard,
Just as an FYI, the RSS Feed link isnt anywhere on the page
http://planet.jquery.com/. I actually went to the web site first look for
the RSS link.
I'd highly recommend adding the RSS feed link to the page template
somewhere.
-Dan
From:
I cracked open the book last night but only made it to chapter 2 (dang
kids interrupting me!)
I posted a quick 'review' on my blog:
http://www.thecrumb.com/2007/07/13/5-minute-jquery-book-review/
I'm usually apprehensive about buying technical books sight unseen but
so far I'm very happy with
If that break is guaranteed to be there, then this will work:
jQuery('.formError:first', this).prev().prev(':input')
--John
On 7/13/07, Gilles (Webunity) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
td
input..
br
div class=formError.../div
/td
As said. in the application i am building iit should find the
Jim Priest does an excellent job of reviewing the first couple of
chapter's of Karl Swedberg's newly released jQuery book,
Learning jQuery : Better Interaction Design and Web Development with
Simple JavaScript Techniques
My favorite quote from his review is: Glancing at the Table of
On 7/13/07, Dan G. Switzer, II [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard,
Just as an FYI, the RSS Feed link isn't anywhere on the page
http://planet.jquery.com/. I actually went to the web site first look for
the RSS link.
I'd highly recommend adding the RSS feed link to the page template
somewhere.
Doh! Solved it! Just had to set the position attribute of the image to
relative or absolute. :)
On Jul 13, 12:20 pm, Nero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey guys,
I'm new to jQuery so bear with me! I'm having real trouble just tring
to move an img across the page using jQuery - I can't get it to
Thanks,
I totally forgot that. It was how I was setting attributes (used Firebug
to figure that out once) before using the jQuery shortcut. I appreciate
the metal jumpstart!
John
Sean Catchpole wrote:
jQuery returns an array of DOM elements, so try this:
$('#postedText')[0].scrollTop =
Hello,
I have an element with one event binded specifically on it and several
other global click events. The specific one is triggered first and I
want to block others from this one. Is here any way how to prevent
them from occuring?
Happy Friday 13th all ;-)
Just mocking up a new interface and attempting to use floated divs for
layout.
The right div of two floated next two each other needs to be a tabbed
container...but the tabs plugin floats the li elements then does a
clear:both afterwards which breaks my layout.
I have
If you've been in development for awhile and are serious about coding,
then you have to have heard of and/or read Dr. Dobb's Journal magazine.
Dr. Dobb's magazine is truly the best publication for hardcore
developers that want to learn new techniques for improving their
development skills.
Hi Nero,
Not sure if this is the cause of the problem for you, but in order
for an element's left or top position to be animated, the element's
position must be set to relative, absolute, or fixed.
You can do that either in the CSS stylesheet or right before
the .animate() with something
Rob Desbois wrote:
Happy Friday 13th all ;-)
Just mocking up a new interface and attempting to use floated divs for
layout.
The right div of two floated next two each other needs to be a tabbed
container...but the tabs plugin floats the li elements then does a
clear:both afterwards which
Josh,
I've whipped up a timepicker plugin over the last few days, and I'm hoping
some folks on here using Macs might try the demo and let me know how it
works, especially Safari.
http://www.oakcitygraphics.com/jquery/clockpick/ClockPick.cfm
Most of the kinks have been worked out, there is
Hey guys,
I'm new to jQuery so bear with me! I'm having real trouble just tring
to move an img across the page using jQuery - I can't get it to work!
At the moment I've got this:
$(#ImgContainer img).animate({
left: 50
}, 1000);
But it does nothing. Can someone please
This application is so much fun, especially on Facebook :)
Well done Remy
On 7/13/07, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The new continues hot and heavy this morning.
Developer extraordinaire Remy Sharp, posted on the list about a fun app
he developed call Speech Bubbles. Using
-Original Message-
From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 9:47 AM
Jim Priest does an excellent job of reviewing the first couple of
chapter's of Karl Swedberg's newly released jQuery book,
Rey - Do you ever sleep!?!
I JUST posted that to my blog
The new continues hot and heavy this morning.
Developer extraordinaire Remy Sharp, posted on the list about a fun app
he developed call Speech Bubbles. Using bookmarklets, it would allow you
to attach speech bubbles to specific parts of web pages. It was REALLY
cool and Remy got a lot of
Today I am pleased to announce the initial release of my jQuery plugin
- the jQuery Google Map Application.
http://code.google.com/p/gmapp/
This initial release provides full functionality for users to simply
create a Google Map on their page using jQuery, as well as interact
with the Google
Hi all,
I've got a text box which is hooked in to an Interface autocomplete. As
you type it searches for client names in our database and returns the
client name and client ID in the XML. The client ID is passed to a
hidden form field when an option is selected from the displayed list but
Hi,
I'd like:
$('.whatever').text(); // = [foo, bar, baz]
$('.whatever').text(','); // = foo,bar,baz
But at the moment $('.whatever').text(','); would set the text in all elements
to ','. I don't think we should change that behaviour because it is the more
complicated to simulate:
From: Klaus Hartl
PS: Someone posted a guide to posting to mailing lists and
increasing the chances of getting help, but unfortunately I
cannot find it anymore.
Does anybody remember that?
That would be the (in)famous How to ask questions the smart way by Eric
Raymond:
Jack
thank you very much it will be useful ;-)
GC
On Jul 12, 7:32 pm, Jack Killpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This might be of interest to you, too:
http://code.google.com/p/trimpath/wiki/JavaScriptTemplates
It will get you around having to do stuff like:
$.each(entry['model'],
I changed the things in the CSS but no changes,
http://www.onbereikbaar.nl/menu
or did i do something wrong?
On 12 jul, 17:01, Joel Birch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, you will also need something like this just *before* that
declaration:
.nav li li li:hover ul, /* pure CSS hover is
Hello everyone,
I'm a bit of a noob to this whole AJAX thing so you'll have to forgive
me. I've setup a blog, using jQuery the comments are added to mysql
using this form plugin (http://www.malsup.com/jquery/form/#getting-
started). Posting the comments work great, I was even able to add in
a
Hello,
I'd need to have a (circular) carousel with fixed height but
variable with items.
I tried looking into the pos(i) function, but it seems to assume
equal and fixed widths for all items, so before hurting myself I
though about asking if somebody had some hint.
The only thing I could
Hello everyone,
I'm a bit of a noob to this whole AJAX thing so you'll have to forgive
me. I've setup a blog, using jQuery the comments are added to mysql
using this form plugin (http://www.malsup.com/jquery/form/#getting-
started). Posting the comments work great, I was even able to add in
a
hello,
im currently developing a media-db using a table in whose rows the media
is displayed. each row may slide-up/down to show details. each detail
may be in-place-editable.
after having lost a lot of dblclick-event-handlers (without any known
reason), i changed the event-handling to
Hi John,
Thanks for the interest,
I followed your advice and with the help of some the friendly people
on #jquery filed a ticket which you can find here:
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1393
Thanks
Byron
On Jul 13, 1:52 am, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You'll have to use a separate
Google Maps code operates specifically on a certain #id, so when you
move content out of that div the Google JS no longer knows what to
do. I recommend swapping the boxes positions and/or z-index rather
than the html, it will be easier to render as well. However, when you
move a div after you
Maybe you could attach to the click event for the table (one
attachment instead of hundreds) and then filter the event to see what
row is being acted on.
look at this thread for inspiration:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/bc8ad59bce66b658
On Jul 12, 9:27 pm, Kim
Ok, nevermind, hold off. When I got some of the other issues fixed
and turned back to this, I did change:
script language=text/javascript
to
script type=text/javascript
and then your autocompleter started working. This is still so
strange, because Dan's worked with script
Managed to figure out how to get the ID of the element under my mouse
by using something as simple as:
var targetElemID = ;
$('body').mouseover(function(event){
if ($(event.target).is('li')){
targetElemID = $(event.target).attr(id);
}
});
The remaining problem
What you're most likely running into is TABLEs tend to contain a TBODY
element which wraps the TRs. Try $(#table tbody
tr:gt(0)).hide(); or something of that ilk.
VP
I've got two forms. When the page loads, both of the forms are hidden
from view with display: none;.
When Button1 is clicked, I want Form1 to appear.
When Button2 is clicked, I want Form2 to appear.
If Form1 is visible and Button1 is clicked, I want Form1 to disappear
and THEN I want Form2 to
Would the whole page HTML help?
html
head
meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html;
charset=windows-1252
title/title
script type=text/javascript src=jquery-1.1.2.pack.js/script
script type='text/javascript' src='jquery.bgiframe.min.js'/script
script type='text/javascript'
Gilles (Webunity) wrote:
Well i've tried that one off course, but the problem is that i don't
know, how much markup comes before the div class=formError
So i tried this as well;
jQuery('.formError:first', this).prev(':input')
but that doesn't work, even though the docs state it should work.
Gilles (Webunity) wrote:
Given this query:
jQuery('.formError:first', this);
I basically have this question:
How can i find the first input element, before an object?
How about
jQuery('.formError:first', this).prev();
That should do the trick.
--
Suni
Guys,
I'm redoing some of my old functions. Right now i have a form
validation function (PHP and SmartyValidate) which echoes the
following line of code after an invalid form field:
div class=formError... message .../div
I also have a formReset function, which basicly sets the focus to the
Hello everyone,
There are a few server language integration scripts but as far as i
checked the code they are restrictive, only allowing the actions/plugins
they have defined in their scripts.
I was thinking about an integrator script (php) that would get the
methods from the version and
Christof Donat wrote:
Hi,
I'd like:
$('.whatever').text(); // = [foo, bar, baz]
$('.whatever').text(','); // = foo,bar,baz
But at the moment $('.whatever').text(','); would set the text in all elements
to ','. I don't think we should change that behaviour because it is the more
One cool thing is that the tooltip is being positioned out of the
position of the hovered element
rather than attached to the mouse cursor position.
That is a sooo much more cleaner result IMO.
Karl Swedberg wrote:
Hey everyone,
Just thought I'd let you all know that I (finally) posted a blog
Well i've tried that one off course, but the problem is that i don't
know, how much markup comes before the div class=formError
So i tried this as well;
jQuery('.formError:first', this).prev(':input')
but that doesn't work, even though the docs state it should work.
On 13 jul, 11:30, Juha
text, not language?
I have been having weird problems today. One is that Firebug shows
the CSS as the CSS that I was using with Dan's version of the
control. Yet, I have replaced that. I have cleared the cache, all
temp internet files, I have done a full hard drive search, yet still
Firebug
Using the AutoCompleter at
http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-autocomplete,
how do I process the data I'm sending back.
The data comes back like this:
Item | Item Description | Qty On Hand | Price
I need to put Item Description, Qty On Hand, and Price in three SPAN
elements.
Hey man, thats why I'm on the jQuery evangelism team. I gotta stay on
top of this good stuff!!! :D
Rey/...
Priest, James (NIH/NIEHS) [C] wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 9:47 AM
Jim Priest does an excellent job of
Klaus Hartl wrote:
Rob Desbois wrote:
Happy Friday 13th all ;-)
Just mocking up a new interface and attempting to use floated divs
for layout.
The right div of two floated next two each other needs to be a tabbed
container...but the tabs plugin floats the li elements then does a
Klaus,
Thanks for the reply - making the ul float as well didn't help.
Using the overflow doesn't seem to have any discernible difference from
without it (when the tabs-nav:after rules are removed).
I think the best way to go will be to remove display: block from the
.tabs-nav a rule and do the
Hi,
I did do so, but I think it doesn't help to have functions which have
semantically irritating names. If a function is called exists(), that
indicates, that the function is operating on one or no element, not a
collection (the same problem as with is()).
Oh I'm not saying exists()
Christof Donat wrote:
I also think that text() is problematic as well. It should better return an
Array of strings. If I need what text currently does I can do
$('.whatever').text().join(''). I even could do
$('.whatever').text().join(' - oh my god - '), which is not possible with the
this is my first post, i'm new to jquery and have always been a cut and paste
JS guy ... relying more on php to take care of my needs. i found jquery and
i'm in love with it ... who that's tried it isn't?
anyways ... i have a problem that will probably annoy several of you as it's
all over the
Tnx seems to work now :), now it's time to style it and make it
ajax :)
But first 3 weeks holiday time!!
Tnx for your help :)
On 13 jul, 12:47, Joel Birch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like you did everything right, but I missed yet another bit of
CSS that should go with those other bits.
im attemping to serialize a list i have going, I want to grab the id
it sends back. The issue is that sortserialize.hash is returned as
divArray[]=values;
I want to grab the values on the right side and store them somewhere,
I was trying to replace everything left of the = but, i cant escape []
It's a little hard to follow what your trying to do.
Can you post the page somewhere?
Glen
On 7/12/07, navvywavvy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got two forms. When the page loads, both of the forms are hidden
from view with display: none;.
When Button1 is clicked, I want Form1 to appear.
Eric and Sean, thanks for the response. :)
As it turns out I was using tablesorter as a secondary
example (and to be honest, I don't recall how many
rows caused the error; I stopped using it and added
manual pages instead).
My primary concern right now is the star rating
plugin, but I know
Yeah that was what i finally came up with John, but a reverse search
would be cool (someday) ;)
On 13 jul, 14:51, John Resig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If that break is guaranteed to be there, then this will work:
jQuery('.formError:first', this).prev().prev(':input')
--John
On 7/13/07,
Am I right in thinking that the a tags are given display:block and then
floated to make them all automatically the same width?
Or not?
Bah, darn CSS trickery...
On 7/13/07, Rob Desbois [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Klaus,
Thanks for the reply - making the ul float as well didn't help.
Using the
if ($(event.target).is('.partresult')) {
var resultlink = this.href;
alert (resultlink); // added to see it it captures the href
You want either:
event.target.href // direct DOM object
-- or --
$(event.target).attr(href); // jQuery reference
In your code this.href would refer to the body
Seems simple. How do I calculate the entire width of a page, even when there
are scroll bars?
I am using the dimensions plug in
($(html).innerWidth();
$(html).width());
($(body).innerWidth();
$(body).width());
($(document).innerWidth();
$(document).width());
All seem to return the
My primary concern right now is the star rating
plugin, but I know I've encountered this sort of thing
before with my own personally written scripts as well.
It seems that with repetition (or binding, or
anything) over a large number of items, IE tends to
pop up the your page is loading slowly
Sounds like you're actually wanting the width of the window, not of the
page.
_
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Geoffrey Knutzen
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 11:13 AM
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] How to get the entire width of a
Kim,
Just as general rules for speeding things up. Saving results rather than
searching multiple times will always speed things up. As I said though, it's
hard to give specific suggestions without seeing more code.
~Sean
On 7/13/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
function serialize(s)
{
serial = $.SortSerialize(s);
alert(serial.hash);
var hash = serial.hash;
var temp = hash.replace(new RegExp( sort1\[\]=, gi ),'');
};
Perhaps this will work:
function serialize(s) {
Hey Geoffrey,
That is a nasty bug in Firefox but I've recently fixed it! You can grab the
latest from SVN to get the fixes now. I plan on doing a new release very,
very soon.
SVN: http://jqueryjs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/plugins/dimensions/
--
Brandon Aaron
On 7/13/07, Geoffrey Knutzen [EMAIL
Rob Desbois wrote:
Happy Friday 13th all ;-)
Just mocking up a new interface and attempting to use floated divs for
layout.
The right div of two floated next two each other needs to be a tabbed
container...but the tabs plugin floats the li elements then does a
clear:both afterwards which
I whipped up a demo.
http://www.commadot.com/jquery/dimensions/windowsize.htm
Shows the different options. Click the links at the top.
Glen
On 7/13/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds like you're actually wanting the width of the window, not of the
page.
Cool,
Thanks
-Geoff
_
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Brandon Aaron
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 9:35 AM
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] Re: How to get the entire width of a page
Hey Geoffrey,
That is a nasty bug in
Rob Desbois wrote:
Am I right in thinking that the a tags are given display:block and
then floated to make them all automatically the same width?
Or not?
Bah, darn CSS trickery...
The as are given block to make them expand to the whole available
width, or more generally spoken to increase
Hi Dan,
Thanks for all the input.
As far as the unbind behavior...that was mainly for the demo, so that if you
switch from click to mouseover in the demo, it will unbind the previous
setting. No need for that really.
I'll work on the other stuff and get it ready for version 1.01.
-- Josh
just saw this site which uses jquery, i'm not affiliated with it in any
way, just noticed it..
http://www.socwall.com - social wallpapering
dennis.
Josh,
Hi Dan,
Thanks for all the input.
Not a problem. Thanks for releasing the plug-in!
As far as the unbind behavior...that was mainly for the demo, so that if
you
switch from click to mouseover in the demo, it will unbind the previous
setting. No need for that really.
What I'd do is
Hi, I'm just wondering if anyone has any insight into using the
Interface plugins. Specifically, I'm wondering if it is possible to
have Selectable, Sortable elements. Or are they mutually exclusive?
thanks,
skube
Jonathan Sharp wrote:
Turns out he works for the same company I do... I'll see what I can do...
Cool. When tightly integrated into jQuery, maybe with an API similar to
FlyDom ($(...).createAppend(...)) and the improvements Josh and Klaus
proposed, this could be really neat. String parsing
Michael Schuerig wrote:
On Wednesday 11 July 2007, Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Ha, after all it was a good idea to keep jQuery's discussion list
archives. I think I found what I was looking for, for anyone else
interested: http://twologic.com/projects/inheritance/
The API is definitely
Olivier Percebois-Garve wrote:
One cool thing is that the tooltip is being positioned out of the
position of the hovered element
rather than attached to the mouse cursor position.
That is a sooo much more cleaner result IMO.
Yep, that is really cool.
About sticky tooltips: I'd find it much
Glen Lipka -- a.k.a Mr. Demo!
Nice work, Glen.
I have a demo page for all of the Dimensions methods that I used for
the (soon-to-be-released) jQuery Reference Guide:
http://book.learningjquery.com/3810_10_code/dimplugin.html
Click on a heading to see the corresponding trigger button
Karl Swedberg wrote:
No kidding? Wow! Jonathan and I haven't even received our copies from
the publisher yet.
I suppose that make sense, though. We're not exactly paying customers.
I've got a shipping notice :-)
--
Jörn Zaefferer
http://bassistance.de
Josh,
Also, the divs *should* disappear when you mouse out, at least on non-
Safari
browsers. Safari mouseover/mouseout events are jacked so I removed that
behavior in case of Safari. Maybe you can try it again? Should work in
FF/IE.
Ok. I've discovered what the behavior issue is. In FF2 if
Tane Piper wrote:
I have tested this on FF2 on Linux and IE7 on Windows, so I would be
happy to receive any feedback on other browsers/OS's - as well as any
other comments, suggestions or feedback.
After a quick glance: Works fine on Firefox 2 on Windows.
A really great addition would be
$(#clockpick1).unbind().clockpick(opts);
opts.valuefield = 'timefield';
$(#clockpick2).unbind().clockpick(opts, cback);
Duh, should've figured that out. It's done now.
By the way, take a look at the Klaus' new release of clueTip(). He's got
code in the clueTip to make sure the clueTip
For anyone who's tried this, today I found and fixed a bug that was
showing events on the wrong day. May want to grab the latest version.
On Jul 9, 11:02 am, Baxter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree. One of the reasons I wanted it to do it with jquery is
because dealing with microformats
Yes, just specify it in the options:
$('#gmap').gmapp({showzoom: false});
I've tried to make is customisable as possible, by allowing you to
remove all the controls. Just check out the settings at the top of
the extend method.
That's a good idea about the mousezoom, I'll look at adding it in
I had some mild success last night with implementing a version of this per
the items Klaus and I discussed. It's really messy and very brittle at this
moment or I would share it. I'll poke around a bit more this weekend and
see what I can make of it. I think I figured out why the original
I have better suggestion for children than the one presented in that
article.
DOMdom way: { 'div': [ 'span', 'span' ] }
my suggestion: div (span,span)
The ( and ) are for grouping. This allows for multiple children, making text
easy:
$(body).domAppend(p (#this, b #is, #fun));
~Sean
Jörn and Olivier,
Thanks so much for the feedback!
One cool thing is that the tooltip is being positioned out of the
position of the hovered element
rather than attached to the mouse cursor position.
That is a sooo much more cleaner result IMO.
Olivier, glad you like the positioning. I
Rob, you must set the parents element to, with float!
try:
div#sidebar {
float: left;
width: 15%;
}
div#content {
float: left; /* or right */
margin-left: 16%;
display:inline; /* for duble margin in IE when left float */
}
--
Viele Grüße, Olaf
---
Hi,
This looks really interesting:
http://www.zachleat.com/web/2007/07/07/domdom-easy-dom-element-creation/
Of course his proposal for porting doesn't quite work out with jQuery,
but a port that is integrated into jQuery's API would be really cool.
A nice Idea, but somehow I feel
In taking a look at http://planet.jquery.com/ I came across the jQuery
1.2 Roadmap post again and noted the request for comments and
feedback. Reading over the map, two things came to mind.
First a simple one. In the Sorting (not tables) post to this list
AtlantaGeek wrote:
text, not language?
Oops, sorry, of course I meant type.
--
Jörn Zaefferer
http://bassistance.de
Hi all.
I'm using jTip plugin and love your easy implementation and css style. But
when mouse gets over requests info from server(I'm using database content)
what is a bit too much overhead. If user holds your mouse in a link for jTip
loads several calls to database. How can I insert a cache to
Josh Bush wrote:
I think I may dig around the jQuery source to get some hints on
parsing elements. I've yet to even take a peek inside!
Beware of those regexp monsters! They can eat your brain. But there is
nothing like a good brain eater for parsing strings...
--
Jörn Zaefferer
Karl Swedberg wrote:
For hoverIntent integration: You could pass through
defaults.hoverIntent when calling it. That'd force you to seperate
the call to hover and hoverIntent, but may be worth it.
I thought that's what I was doing, but I'm probably misunderstanding
what you're saying. If you
Tane Piper wrote:
Yes, just specify it in the options:
$('#gmap').gmapp({showzoom: false});
I've tried to make is customisable as possible, by allowing you to
remove all the controls. Just check out the settings at the top of
the extend method.
That's a good idea about the mousezoom, I'll
On Jul 13, 2007, at 3:11 PM, Web Specialist wrote:
Hi all.
I'm using jTip plugin and love your easy implementation and css
style. But when mouse gets over requests info from server(I'm using
database content) what is a bit too much overhead. If user holds
your mouse in a link for jTip
Thanx Karl. I'll be looking clueTip right now
2007/7/13, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Jul 13, 2007, at 3:11 PM, Web Specialist wrote:
Hi all.
I'm using jTip plugin and love your easy implementation and css
style. But when mouse gets over requests info from server(I'm using
beautiful! thanks for the tips!
--Karl
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Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Jul 13, 2007, at 3:22 PM, Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
Karl Swedberg wrote:
For hoverIntent integration: You could pass through
defaults.hoverIntent when calling it. That'd
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