When you load the script, has nothing to do with the dom. The script can
modify/alter the dom but the loading sequence is a completely new story. If
you use the jQuery ready() method, your script will be processed right after
the dom is loaded and before the images are loaded, which is what you
dan schrieb:
Hello, I wish to use slidetoggle with multiple divs. I have
implemented it using only one div however I want all of the divs to
operate independently.
You have trouble with CLASS and ID, try this:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#commentbox').hide();
Dan G. Switzer, II wrote:
Collin,
Hey all -- I'm new to the list (but not so new to jQuery), and was
hoping I could get some assistance regarding what appears to be a bug
in the .animate function when running under IE6. Inside a .click
function assigned to a specific anchor tag, I call
From: juliandormon
Is it possible to write javascript dynamically so new
functions are created with the new parameters once the user
makes a change? These functions need to be added to the head
of my page because they get called after other functions. In
other words, the new functions
Well i have to think about that, but i might do some releasing of
code. The advantage i have, is that it runs on my own servers, so i
get to choose the owner ;)
On 21 jul, 09:14, Jon Ege Ronnenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you load the script, has nothing to do with the dom. The script can
Thanks Andy... I thought after the post that I should of added it
would be something similar to using Kelvin's StyleSwitcher to load the
CSS page styles, but only load those according to the server clock.
The page background or header background even may be the only thing
that needs to change,
I have intermittent error, basically IE is frozen. I can not reproduce
seems that I doesn't follow a pattern.
I have developed an application with asp and I use a lot of jquery in
order to do Ajax call to load scripts and pages.
The structure of the application is:
I have a main page with two
I've recently been brought into a DNN project where I'm trying to
enlighten my co-woker(s) with the goodness which is jQuery. I'm having
a problem getting the two to play nicely, together, though. I've
tested both DNN and the jQuery code separately, and they work like a
champ. I can also get them
Hmm, I left off a small portion that might help figure this one out.
When I place the remote script include text (script src=some/where/
else/jquery.js/script) in the Page Header Tags, I can use basic
jQuery across the modules. However, the problem comes when I try and
add more than one jQuery
Hi James,
Did you check that it is not a namespace issue? Also, which plugins do you
intend to use? Not all jquery plugins were created equals in quality...
Alex
-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of James
Sent: samedi 21 juillet
Alex,
In this case, the only plugin I'm attempting to include is the Jorn
Zaefferer's Tooltip plugin; of course, in addition to the actual
jQuery (1.1.3.1) script itself.
On Jul 21, 5:03 am, Alexandre Plennevaux [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi James,
Did you check that it is not a namespace
Mm i never had issues with dnn and js
I just add my script in the default.aspx page myself that works most of the time
also the page header tags option is not very usuable, you cannot add
to many scripts more than a few lines and it gets saved truncated so
you have missng code and none closed
Hi Mitch,
I'm afraid it is a silly one!
function advmode() (
$(#Panel).SlideInRight(1000);
};
You've used a parenthesis ( instead of brace { for opening the function
body. Change that and it works as expected :-)
Glen, SlideInRight and similar functions are from Interface elements for
Thank you, Armand, for your swift response. I will look into these
recommendations and see what I can't make work.
On Jul 21, 4:43 am, Armand Datema [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mm i never had issues with dnn and js
I just add my script in the default.aspx page myself that works most of the
A good testing way is also to go the the dnn page and save the file as
html ( html only )
then copy over that html file to your dnn root and add the jquery
scripts and calls.
If you can get the desired effects there then its a dnn issue and those can be
truncated header tag strings
cant find
Try this:
if (typeof myFunction === undefined) {
$.getScript(myFunction.js, function() {
alert('script loaded');
});
}
--rob
On 7/20/07, Chrisss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering if jQuery can be used to load javascript dynamically,
on an as-needed basis. Here
Cool, this could be very useful! I've noticed Apple's menu that
behaves this way lately, glad to see someone implement it, and it
appears to be a good usable implementation.
Eric
On Jun 26, 7:34 am, Bernd Matzner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello,
I'm really excited: My first try at building a
The error seems when assigning an event to a class:
$('.myclass).click(function() {return false;}); - error (only) in IE5.5 /
jQuery 1.1.3.1 // works with IE7 etc
$('#myid).click(function() {return false;}); - works with IE5.5 /
jQuery 1.1.3.1
myclass and myid in html:
li # s1.gif
I m no specialist of such issue but you could first check if its memory
related.
Just browse your website and see if the memory is continuously
rising.(In the task-manager)
oscar esp wrote:
I have intermittent error, basically IE is frozen. I can not reproduce
seems that I doesn't follow a
I changed
$('.myclass).click(function() {return false;});
to
$('a.myclass).click(function() {return false;});
now it works
Thanks
Bernd
bjb wrote:
The error seems when assigning an event to a class:
$('.myclass).click(function() {return false;}); - error (only) in IE5.5
/
In short, it seems that the event handler function registered via the
bind() method is not available through the element's onXXX attributes.
For example:
$('#myEle').bind('click', function(){
// do something
});
but the myEle.onclick attribute is still undefined after the above
bind() call.
Hi guys,
I have a weird situation
(1) uzhana.com - uses ie6pnghack plugin
http://khurshid.com/jquery/iepnghack/
(2) sensorynetworks.com - uses same methodology without implementing jquery
(1) always waits till all images are fully loaded before showing the
actual page
(2) starts loading the
Hi, Chrisss,
Maybe $.getScript is what you looking for.
say, there is a hello.js with content:
alert(hello);
when you invoke $.getScript(hello.js) , scripts in hello.js will be
eval and execute. for more details about $.getScript you can checkout
the api doc
On Jul 21, 12:57 am, Chrisss
Hi guys,
I have a weird situation
(1) uzhana.com - uses ie6pnghack plugin http://khurshid.com/jquery/iepnghack/
(2) sensorynetworks.com - uses same methodology without implementing jquery
(1) always waits till all images are fully loaded before showing the
actual page
(2) starts loading the
Right thanks...
...I though I'd ask here anyway, just in case anyone could help.
Hi-
I have to thank you all for things like 15 days of jquery and the sites with
the tutorials, I've been able to add some great things to my pages lately.
Apologies if this question is stupid.
I have a form. There's a table on the page that displays the records. Each
record has an edit
I'm going to build a page with just the basic code for responding to the
click then add the libraries and see if that makes things fail. I'll post a
message about. My comments are below and I appreciate your taking the time
to explain this to me.
-Original Message-
From:
Thanks for the clarification Karl, I think I see the audience your book is
intended for. I am not a true programmer in the sense I do it every day, so
while I have coauthored and published lots of language books I do not
consider myself very high above dummy status.
BTW I love your blog at
Hi,
I am using the ScrollTo function of interface but I can notice that it is
not very fluid scrolling...
I use it to scroll my header on all the pages except the main page.
So I have put it in the jQuery(document).ready function,
so that when the user clicks on the page, it automatically
On Jul 21, 3:26 pm, navi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All,
I found that autocomplete runs only on PHP 5.2 and higher version, Any
solution in this regard.
Unfortunately, the author of autocomplete fails to document which PHP
version it needs.
The solution, i'm afraid, is to upgrade. For
On Jul 21, 2007, at 3:23 PM, Mitchell Waite wrote:
This concept of walking is something that I am not familiar with.
In fact I have to say that I am not well versed in the DOM and I
think that is lowering my ability to get the big picture, so that
is part of my work ahead. I certainly get
Its Mitch again learning about clicks and events:)
I set up this test page
http://www.whatbird.com/wwwroot/test.html
Mouseover the nest image and it displays a message about the event.
Click on the nest and fades to 50% opacity.
Notice how the bottom gets clipped?
I can't figure this out.
The height of the div id=nest is 208px, but the image inside it is 260px;
Line 40.
Make them both 260 and it should stop clipping.
Glen
On 7/21/07, Mitchell Waite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Its Mitch again learning about clicks and events:)
I set up this test page
I didnt quite understand what you are saying for the follow up questions.
1. best way to do what?
2. Which statement is getting repeated that you dont want to?
Glen
On 7/21/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The height of the div id=nest is 208px, but the image inside it is 260px;
Line
Ok, sorry, Im dense today and clicking send too quickly. :(
Yes, there is a better way.
Ill whip up a demo. brb
Glen
On 7/21/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I didnt quite understand what you are saying for the follow up questions.
1. best way to do what?
2. Which statement is getting
Ok, sorry for the 4 emails.
A better way:
http://www.commadot.com/jquery/events/
Also, here is a way to get fancy pants with it.
Uses Brandon's behavior plugin. My first use of it.
http://www.commadot.com/jquery/events/append.htm
Glen
On 7/21/07, Glen Lipka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok,
I've mentioned AjaxRain (http://www.ajaxrain.com/) on numerous occasions
and for good reasons. They have by far, the most comprehensive
collection of Ajax/DOM/JS components around and its constantly being
updated. Apart from that, they're a jQuery-powered site with a developer
that loves
$(this) is the anchor link the user clicked on.
What is nice about jquery is the whole concept of $(this). Once you know
what the user moused over or clicked on or dragged or whatever, you have a
place to start in your code.
For instance, let's say you had a table with ten rows. and this code:
HI Michael,
Thank you so much for the very informative answer. I believe it will serve
me well in the future.
I guess what I was driving at, was rewriting a function in the head of my
page. But I see now that I can simply call dynamically generated functions
from the head - so there is no need
Thanks for the response, Joel. Your first post was posted half an hour
after mine, but for some reason showed up before it.
Your explanation of the CSS behavior was very helpful. I was able to
adjust the CSS with some trial and error until I got my menu to work,
and the CSS version working with
I'm glad to hear about this news.
Can't subscribe to the Rss Feed.
Richard D. Worth a écrit :
There's a new jQuery planet[1], and it speaks French:
http://fr.jquery.com/planet
We've got two french jQuery blogs syndicated so far:
Gastero Prod
jquery.info
Note: fr.jquery.com (without
Thanks for your reply...I read those links but I'm new to all this
coding stuff. I sent you an Email anyway.
On Jul 21, 4:21 pm, Richard D Shank [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, never insert input into a database with filter it first. It
makes you vulnerable for an attack. You can read this
On 7/18/07, Dan G. Switzer, II [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You need to var the generate_to variable in the click handler. Currently
it's a global variable, which makes the second instance overwrite the first
instance. Change:
generate_to = $(this).attr('for');
to:
var generate_to =
Hello,
I've already post this message in another lists wihch was not the
right one.
Hello,
First of all, I'd like to say that the JQuery lib is the best I've
ever used ! But I've a tiny problem with my script.
I'm rewriting URLs with the mod_rewrite and when I try to run
JavaScript scripts
I had the following jquery script in my web page and it worked fine
with jquery 1.1.2. After an upgrade to jquery 1.1.3.1, the Bounce
effect causes errors according to Firebug. The error is
jQuery.easing[e.easing] is not a function
Not sure if anyone else has noticed this or if there is a
I believe I am getting it. I bet all the luckers are rolling on the floor
with laughter at my naivety.
That's fine, I can look silly.
I'd love to see your table example so I can hammer this home. Seeing the
code would help me understand how this gets turned into a colored
background.
here is a demo of the table
http://www.commadot.com/jquery/events/table.htm
You should think about your html like a giant tree. The html tag is the
trunk, then the body tag is a branch, and then the table tag is a branch
off that, and so on and so on, down through each nested item. Climbing up
What's your rewrite rule? I rewrite the URLs for the jquery.js files
on jquery.com and never had any problems.
--John
On 7/21/07, Nico [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I've already post this message in another lists wihch was not the
right one.
Hello,
First of all, I'd like to say that the
Brian -
This has already been fixed (in jQuery) and it's in SVN. It'll be in
jQuery 1.1.4, which should be coming out soon.
--John
On 7/21/07, brianwilkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had the following jquery script in my web page and it worked fine
with jquery 1.1.2. After an upgrade to
I am able to at:
http://fr.jquery.com/planet/atom.xml
Let me know if you're still having problems.
- Richard
On 7/21/07, Jay Salvat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm glad to hear about this news.
Can't subscribe to the Rss Feed.
Richard D. Worth a écrit :
There's a new jQuery planet[1], and
On 7/21/07, Mitchell Waite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe I am getting it. I bet all the luckers are rolling on the floor
with laughter at my naivety.
You won't find anyone laughing at you here. Learning is what this community
is all about! You are asking some very good questions. I know
Glen
I have both those tools but I have only used them sparingly, to see outlines
or find stuff. But now I will make better use of them.
I believe I got it now with that table, thanks so much, hope I can make it
up to you.
I bought two books today that look like they have everything I
Hey that's great you are enjoying this. And I am IN LOVE with the jQuery
plugins, because of the fact that even if you don't know how they work, they
are super easy to use. Man I have been trying kinds of cool stuff, tooltips,
interface elements, rounded corners, it's like being a candy store. I
Glen (and others):
This looks better on a big screen but do I have this right?
http://www.whatbird.com/wwwroot/images/addClass.gif
Mitch
PS How do I keep my email address from getting displayed on my messages?
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf
Try this book. It's the first jQuery book.
http://www.packtpub.com/jQuery/book
Actually, I dont love the tree metaphor either. Rather think of it like the
Windows File Structure. the C drive is the root HTML tag. And each
folder is nested inside another one. Siblings are folders in the same
:) This is really funny. I have never seen anything like this.
Yes, I think it's accurate.
One note: In general, try to keep the subject like the same and just click
reply. In Gmail, that keeps the thread together. Otherwise, it looks like
three threads. Makes it easier for people to skip
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