I'm looking for a stable autocomplete plugin. Of the various
autocomplete
plugins available, which are most commonly used/most stable?
Use Jörn's:
http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-autocomplete/
On 7/23/07, mit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for a stable autocomplete plugin. Of the various
autocomplete
plugins available, which are most commonly used/most stable?
On Jul 23, 4:06 am, Dave Methvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All of those results make sense.
print( (new String('foo') === new String('foo')))
false
Those are two different objects, even though they have the same value;
object1 !== object2 by definition of the === operator.
Agreed.
In
Stephan Beal wrote:
On Jul 22, 11:57 pm, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IMHO it is bad practice to store that element in the self, i.e. jQuery,
object.
...
A simple var should be sufficient.
jQuery.fn.myPlugin = function(targetField) {
var textfield = jQuery(targetField);
No problem let me know if you have solved it.
Armand
On 7/21/07, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
On Jul 23, 9:26 am, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But that doesn't make any difference. It would still overwrite a
property named target of the jQuery object.
Ah, i now see what you mean. Yes, that would of course be a danger.
You have to know jQuery very well to not accidently use a
Hi
Im using the following code for a country / city dropdown. when a user
selects a country, the dropdown for city populates with the
appropriate list i.e: UK London, Manchester, Liverpool etc... An
issue that Im seeing in Firefox but not in IE is that when I attempt
to jump to a set of
Hi Mike,
sorry but that isn't working either. Rather than a problem in
attaching an event to an element either before of after it's been
added to the DOM it looks like I'm having dificulties accessing some
of jQuery's functions, since I'm always able to trigger an event to
show me an alert(),
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Im using the following code for a country / city dropdown. when a user
selects a country, the dropdown for city populates with the
appropriate list i.e: UK London, Manchester, Liverpool etc... An
issue that Im seeing in Firefox but not in IE is that when I attempt
Thanks Oliver.
I will try.
On 21 jul, 14:52, Olivier Percebois-Garve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
On Jul 23, 1:41 am, Rhapidophyllum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm simply looking for a stable menu plugin. Of the various menu
plugins available, which are most commonly used/most stable?
There are unfortunately no real metrics for this, so i'm GUESSING here
based on how many posts i see on
Wow I wouldnt have even thought to set that property.
Works a charm!
Thanks :)
Chris
On Jul 23, 9:19 am, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Im using the following code for a country / city dropdown. when a user
selects a country, the dropdown for city
Hi list,
i'm experimenting with jquery and xml.
I really can't understand the difference between $.ajax and $.get
If you bought the book 'learning jquery', for xml parsing they always
use, or suggest to use (in the examples, but i may wrong) the $.get
method to retrieve the contents of an xml
I've written a javascript class in which there is a function which
makes a ajax request.
But the callback function of this $.ajax don't know the objects
variables. Why is that.
It looks something like this:
function FileView(fbId, rootFolder, showFolders, type) {
this.tmpVar =
Hi,
I was wondering if jQuery can be used to load javascript dynamically,
on an as-needed basis. Here is the problem I have:
I want to load a page with as little javascript as possible.
jspax.org
You don't even need to have jQuery loaded before. I do user jQuery as a jsPax
Package. In the
Guys, responses below.
--rob
On 7/23/07, Stephan Beal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jul 23, 4:06 am, Dave Methvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All of those results make sense.
print( (new String('foo') === new String('foo')))
false
Those are two different objects, even though they have the
On Jul 23, 11:27 am, Rob Desbois [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is this definition of the === operator you are referring to? I'm
unaware of it having ever been defined as a reference comparison, and having
read the relevant part of the ECMA Script specification yesterday I'm
certain it isn't.
On Jul 23, 10:37 am, Stephan Beal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jul 23, 1:41 am, Rhapidophyllum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm simply looking for a stable menu plugin. Of the various menu
plugins available, which are most commonly used/most stable?
There are unfortunately no real metrics for
Personally, I like jdMenu: http://jdsharp.us/jQuery/plugins/jdMenu/
On 7/23/07, Stephan Beal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jul 23, 1:41 am, Rhapidophyllum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm simply looking for a stable menu plugin. Of the various menu
plugins available, which are most commonly
On 7/18/07, Dan G. Switzer, II [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, I think I'd change the plug-in a bit. IMO, I would make more sense to
use like:
$(#button).generate_password(#passwordField, iLength);
That way you can attach the behavior to any element. Also, by using a
selector for the field
Thanks alot for that, it is now working!
On Jul 22, 12:10 pm, Dave Methvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whoops, I see you're doing a three-pane now. Get the sample code and
css from the demo page and run it in your ajax handler.
I was confusing sorry. here is teh solution i found:
$(#ctMain .mailLink).each(function(){
$(this).html($(this).attr(title)+@+$(this).attr(rel));
});
greetz, captain.
captainh2ok wrote:
Hello to all,
i have the following code:
$(#ctMain
Hello to all,
i have the following code:
$(#ctMain .mailLink).html($(this).attr(title)+@+$(this).attr(rel));
This code-snippet should do the following:
fetch each link with the classname mailLink, gets his attributes title
and rel and puts the values in the link as text (between the -Tags.
Great story Mike,
At the first time I saw jquery, I immediately said, Wow! This is
state of the art. I'm also sure there are more people with success
stories using jquery.
Regards,
-Another- Mike
I am a newbie for jquery. I am now making my personal web by jquery
and I found that jquery is so powerful and lovely.
Now, I want to make a draggable menu which can let user drag and drop
item into the menu, just like what facebook does. It should be tidied
up automatically. I want to ask, is
The problem with your get code is this line:
$('/rss//item').each(function(){
If you don't use a context argument, jQuery searches the current
document for the requested elements. You need to tell it that you
want to find those elements in the XML DOM:
$('/rss//item', data).each(function(){
d'oh ;-)
Thanks Mike
GC
On Jul 23, 1:53 pm, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem with your get code is this line:
$('/rss//item').each(function(){
If you don't use a context argument, jQuery searches the current
document for the requested elements. You need to tell it that you
Hey folks,
I'm optimizing one of my plugins, and I'm looking to move from
creating HTML within a var and using .html() to add it to the element,
to creating the elements on the fly.
I've tried the below, with no luck because .append() does not accept a
callback, but hopefully someone will
Web Specialist wrote:
Karl,
I'll want to suggest a little change in your clueTip plugin. Using this
code:
A class=cluetip_Help
id=http://localhost/local/cluetip/demo/ajax4.htm; title=Testing new
clueTip Plugin
Test
/A
will display the hint for that link. This occurs because IE reads
Karl,
I'll want to suggest a little change in your clueTip plugin. Using this
code:
A class=cluetip_Help id=http://localhost/local/cluetip/demo/ajax4.htm;
title=Testing new clueTip Plugin
Test
/A
will display the hint for that link. This occurs because IE reads title
argument and displays that
Wow! Thanks for the fast response. Please look this image:
How to remove the hint(native IE) message? Is it possible(using title
argument for clueTip plugin)?
Cheers
2007/7/23, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Web Specialist wrote:
Karl,
I'll want to suggest a little change in your clueTip
yes, I agree with Klaus on this one, and actually thought I had built
in that feature.
I declare the variable so it can be used in the clueTip:
var tipTitle = $this.attr(defaults.titleAttribute) // default
titleAttribute is title, of course
then on show, I remove the attribute from the
Web Specialist wrote:
Wow! Thanks for the fast response. Please look this image:
How to remove the hint(native IE) message? Is it possible(using title
argument for clueTip plugin)?
Cheers
Hm, after looking through the code it turns out, that the plugin already
does what I was talking
Karl Swedberg wrote:
yes, I agree with Klaus on this one, and actually thought I had built in
that feature.
I declare the variable so it can be used in the clueTip:
var tipTitle = $this.attr(defaults.titleAttribute) // default
titleAttribute is title, of course
then on show, I remove
On Jul 23, 2007, at 8:58 AM, Klaus Hartl wrote:
Hm, after looking through the code it turns out, that the plugin
already does what I was talking about (I should have known Karl
better).
:-)
Although the title is changed when activating a tooltip and
restored after closing, so maybe you
I've updated the plugin
Cheers,
--Kush
Glen Lipka wrote, On 7/23/2007 8:16 AM:
The source code found here for the jQuery pngFix
http://khurshid.com/jquery/iepnghack/jquery.iepnghack.1.4.js
has the following example in the comments:
* @example
*
* $('[EMAIL PROTECTED],
On Jul 23, 2007, at 9:05 AM, Klaus Hartl wrote:
Karl, maybe that's because the title is removed no sooner than the
content for the tip is loaded? Just guessing...
absolutely. I think you're spot on with that. Will work on this as
soon as I have some time to breathe.
While I was
GianCarlo,
i'm experimenting with jquery and xml.
I really can't understand the difference between $.ajax and $.get
If you bought the book 'learning jquery', for xml parsing they always
use, or suggest to use (in the examples, but i may wrong) the $.get
method to retrieve the contents of an xml
Jakob,
I've written a javascript class in which there is a function which
makes a ajax request.
But the callback function of this $.ajax don't know the objects
variables. Why is that.
It looks something like this:
function FileView(fbId, rootFolder, showFolders, type) {
this.tmpVar =
Mitchell Waite wrote:
This looks better on a big screen but do I have this right?
http://www.whatbird.com/wwwroot/images/addClass.gif
The description of the Javascript is pretty good. Dan had some good
suggestions of how it might be done better, but your exposition of
what's happening
+1 on jdMenu. We've also used it with no troubles. Very simple to
get up and running.
Mark
Some styles dont work on the TR.
Like font.
That's why I always use the TD, just to avoid that misstep.
Glen
On 7/23/07, Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mitchell Waite wrote:
This looks better on a big screen but do I have this right?
Glen,
rant note=This is not directed towards Glen directly.
First off, I wish people would list the exact plug-in and version they're
having problems with. There are some many plug-in now with similar
functionality, that I think it's important to specify which you're using.
I had assumed this
Glen Lipka wrote:
Some styles dont work on the TR.
Like font.
That's why I always use the TD, just to avoid that misstep.
I wasn't critiquing the CSS, just the exposition of it.
You are right, though, about some horrible CSS table implementations.
-- Scott
If you are using files local to your server and are interested in XHR
+eval I posted a partial port of JSAN to jQuery at the end of this
thread
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_frm/thread/258363a3aaf2a916/
The key there is the load is 'async: false' which means that the
execution
Chris,
Also, I think I'd change the plug-in a bit. IMO, I would make more sense
to
use like:
$(#button).generate_password(#passwordField, iLength);
That way you can attach the behavior to any element. Also, by using a
selector for the field to update, you could update multiple fields with
Docs have been updated to specify that a method works with a hidden element
or not.
--
Brandon Aaron
On 7/22/07, Fred Janon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brandon,
Thanks for the very prompt answer. Would you mind documenting these points
in the docs? THat woudl be great!
Thanks
Fred
On
Stephan Beal ha scritto:
Unfortunately, the author of autocomplete fails to document which PHP
version it needs.
I'm not a guru of jquery, and I don't know the autocomplete plugin, but
I'm sure that a js file work on the client and not on the server.
If the php part of the script use a
Karl,
This is my directories structure:
clueTip
/css
/images
/loader.gif
/js
/ jquery.js and so on
/ jquery.cluetip.js
/ alt-demo.js
Using this code:
- html:
a class=cluetip_Help rel=http://localhost/local/cluetip/ajax4.cfm;
I'm having a similar problem in IE. However, my code looks like this
(using your syntax for creating the XML document):
var hiNode = $(hi, xml);
hiNode.text(foo);
When I run this in Firefox, the hi node in the XML document gets a
text node with a value of foo appended to it. However, I get a
Yeah, it does seem like there's something tricky at play here, I've
created a ticket to track this:
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1419
I'll see if I can get a fix for this in for 1.1.4.
--John
On 7/23/07, Andy Martone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having a similar problem in IE. However, my
Hi all,
I have a feeling the answer is a flat 'no', but want to check: is it
possible for an AJAX request to retrieve binary image data (e.g. raw
GIF) and display that on the page?
Thanks,
--rob
Does anyone know of an IE equivilent to Firebug that I can use to
profile code run times in a similar manner? I have been working hard
over the last few weeks optimizing some jQuery driven code, and after
doing all the obvious stuff (cacheing selectors, reducing loops, etc)
I have been trying
Rob,
I have a feeling the answer is a flat 'no', but want to check: is it
possible for an AJAX request to retrieve binary image data (e.g. raw
GIF) and display that on the page?
Can you describe the *exact* effect your trying to achieve?
Why do you think you need to load binary image data via
This has SOME profiling capabilities.
http://www.ieinspector.com/
Also there is Firebug Lite. Not sure how much it does.
http://www.getfirebug.com/lite.html
Glen
On 7/23/07, Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of an IE equivilent to Firebug that I can use to
profile code run
Cool! Thanks, Brandon! Great customer service :)
On 7/23/07, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Docs have been updated to specify that a method works with a hidden
element or not.
--
Brandon Aaron
On 7/22/07, Fred Janon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brandon,
Thanks for the very
i simply want to do this ...
$(#mydiv).prepend(Hello There).show(slow);
it shows up, but without the 'show' effect
var b = $(hi:first, xml);
var node = $(div class='group' xxx/div);
node.appendTo(b);
Looking at the code above I would assume the problem is that we are
creating node using the current document and then trying to append
that node to an element in a different document. This, of course,
won't
Is #myDiv hidden, or is it already visible when show is called? Can
you show us more of the code?
Mike
On 7/23/07, skatta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i simply want to do this ...
$(#mydiv).prepend(Hello There).show(slow);
it shows up, but without the 'show' effect
Yeah, and in fact, this will break in Firefox 3, since you can no
longer use foreign elements in a document, it has to adopt them first.
So it's good that we'd be fixing this now :-)
--John
On 7/23/07, Mike Alsup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
var b = $(hi:first, xml);
var node = $(div
skatta wrote:
i simply want to do this ...
$(#mydiv).prepend(Hello There).show(slow);
it shows up, but without the 'show' effect
Your show is applied to #mydiv, which is presumably already visible,
and so it has no effect. You might try something like (untested):
$(spanHello
scott, i think that was it ... i also had some issues with my order of
effect events. only problem is now ... liek prepend is great, if i
want to remove the content i can't ... remove() seems to give it a
display:none attribute ... i want to dump it from the DOM 100%
On Jul 23, 1:03 pm, Scott
er ... scratch display:none ... it doesn't remove it from the jquery
object.
On Jul 23, 1:03 pm, Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
skatta wrote:
i simply want to do this ...
$(#mydiv).prepend(Hello There).show(slow);
it shows up, but without the 'show' effect
Your show is applied
I would like to request a feature...
It would be nice if one could optionally set the sorter to ignore all
HTML tags in the table cells.
For instance, have a setting in the config, something like:
ignoreTags: true,
Where if it were set, the sorter would strip out all the HTML tags
before
skatta wrote:
scott, i think that was it ... i also had some issues with my order of
effect events. only problem is now ... liek prepend is great, if i
want to remove the content i can't ... remove() seems to give it a
display:none attribute ... i want to dump it from the DOM 100%
remove
Hi everyone,
As my subject message says, I'm having trouble with the Sortable
functionality of the Interface plugin when I am trying to use it within a
div and that div is using style=oveflow:auto.
I've also tried putting a div within this div to contain all of my elements,
but that doesn't
Thanks very much for your experiences!
Personally, I like jdMenu: http://jdsharp.us/jQuery/plugins/jdMenu/
---
+1 on jdMenu. We've also used it with no troubles. Very simple to
get up and running.
I had the same issue and created a demo to illustrate the issue a while back. I
assume that this bug in the functionality will be addressed in the upcoming
jQuery UI library.
http://salingermultimedia.com/jQuery/interface/
Thanks,
Marshall
Hi everyone,
As my subject message says, I'm
If you look at the following page you'll see that the photonews letter
works fine in IE (loads newsletters in Thickbox) and also work for all
the other pages that use it...
http://kadampa.org/en/centers/kmc-france/
Except for this page on which neither the accordion or thickbox work
in IE.
actually ... empty seem sto do what i want.
plus, the app i've built basically uses no page refreshes at all (or
very little) ... all content is ajax'd in and out. it's a pay service
so i can demand things like JS + modern browsers required. it's
allowed me to beat up my sql server less, so i'm
On Monday 23 July 2007, Giovanni Battista Lenoci wrote:
Stephan Beal ha scritto:
Unfortunately, the author of autocomplete fails to document which PHP
version it needs.
I'm not a guru of jquery, and I don't know the autocomplete plugin, but
I'm sure that a js file work on the client and
Ordered mine!
Karl Swedberg wrote:
Hi everyone,
Thought I'd let you know that book 2, /jQuery Reference Guide: A
Comprehensive Exploration of the Popular JavaScript Library/, is now
available for pre-order from the publisher's web site. It won't show up
on amazon.com until a week or two
Just finished reading first book... will have review online shortly!
EXCELLENT WORKS!
(One complaint, where are the ColdFusion examples? You should have that
also. Not put off that you do PHP, but you are not going to hit a market
segment like you want if you don't spread out just a bit.)
On Jul 23, 2007, at 4:21 PM, John Farrar wrote:
Just finished reading first book... will have review online
shortly! EXCELLENT WORKS!
So glad you like it, John!
(One complaint, where are the ColdFusion examples? You should have
that also. Not put off that you do PHP, but you are not
Could you also set the debugging output in the console to show what
type is being used to do the sorting?
e.g.- Sorting as 'currency' on 1 columns and dir 1 time: 2ms
or
Sorting as 'currency, date' on 2 columns and dir 0 time: 12ms
Thanks.
On Jul 23, 2007, at 4:34 PM, Karl Swedberg wrote:
(One complaint, where are the ColdFusion examples? You should have
that also. Not put off that you do PHP, but you are not going to
hit a market segment like you want if you don't spread out just a
bit.)
For that, you'll have to buy
IE does not support the CSS class :active but FireFox does. I use this to
change the background color on a div to give feedback similar to a button
click.
For IE users I attach the mousedown and mouseup events to a function that
simply does the same thing. However, if I ever change the color in
I came across the same problem profiling a project I was working on in
IE. IE6 is particularly bad since the scripting engine seems to be
the slowest (sadly at over 50% of the market - it's the most important
browser).
The best thing I could come up with was a timing profiler - which in
the end
Actually IE does support that class, but only on A tags.
Just to be fair.
_
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Matt Penner
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2007 4:28 PM
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] Can jQuery get attributes of the actual
Karl, I'm with John Farrar: ColdFusion guys is, maybe, the most active group
from this list. ;-) I'll wait Rey Bango CF+jQuery(maybe talking about
ajaxCFC???).
Thanks Karl for your time with jQuery.
Cheers
2007/7/23, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Jul 23, 2007, at 4:34 PM, Karl Swedberg
Is there an easy way to do this that does not require you to hand code
each external link? Can you write a Jquery function that does this
for any link that has the string http in it?
What happens when you put alert($(a:active).css(background-color)) ?
Glen
On 7/23/07, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually IE does support that class, but only on A tags.
Just to be fair.
--
*From:* jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL
In $(document).ready() I have...
$(input).keyup(function(event){
var activeForm = $(event.target).parents('form');
$('div#debug').text( $(activeForm).attr('action'));
});
I'm trying to read attributes of the activeForm. I keep getting
undefined. I've tried to
I know there are a lot of you ColdFusion guys on the list, and I
think that's really cool. You definitely add a lot to this list. Some
day I hope to be able to play around with it myself. By the way, that
comment about Rey writing a book was just a joke. Just poking at Rey
a bit, all in
jarrod wrote:
When I output the form itself...
$('div#debug').text( $(activeForm).attr('action'));
I meant
$('div#debug').text( $(activeForm));
--
View this message in context:
http://www.nabble.com/form-attributes-undefined--tf4132949s15494.html#a11754522
Sent from the JQuery
The event callback takes place within the scope of the element, so you
can do this:
$(input).keyup(function(event) {
// in here 'this' is the input element
var activeForm = this.form;
});
Mike
On 7/23/07, jarrod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In $(document).ready() I have...
On Jul 23, 2007, at 6:45 PM, cfdvlpr wrote:
Is there an easy way to do this that does not require you to hand code
each external link? Can you write a Jquery function that does this
for any link that has the string http in it?
Sure, if you want to do it for any link that has an href
I can't figure out why this simple isn't working. I've tried a number of
variations. I've tried examining the vars with debugging output.
I have a bunch of forms on the page, each one having just one text input and
a submit button. When the user types in any of the forms I want to make sure
the
Or even easier,
$([EMAIL PROTECTED]'http']).attr('target','_blank');
On 7/23/07, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jul 23, 2007, at 6:45 PM, cfdvlpr wrote:
Is there an easy way to do this that does not require you to hand code
each external link? Can you write a Jquery function
jarrod,
I personally have never formated my code like $(event.target).fieldValue()[0],
but what happens when you do $(event.target).val().length?
Also, I believe you can get away $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]',
activeForm).disabled = true; because I believe $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]',
bmsterling wrote:
jarrod,
I personally have never formated my code like
$(event.target).fieldValue()[0],
but what happens when you do $(event.target).val().length?
Also, I believe you can get away $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]',
activeForm).disabled = true; because I believe $('[EMAIL
jarrod,
Now that I know what you're trying to do I would suggest something like this:
$('form').submit(function() {
var val = $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]', this).val();
if (val == null)
alert('Please enter a value');
return val != null;
});
Mike
On 7/23/07, jarrod [EMAIL PROTECTED]
malsup wrote:
jarrod,
Now that I know what you're trying to do I would suggest something like
this:
$('form').submit(function() {
var val = $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]', this).val();
if (val == null)
alert('Please enter a value');
return val != null;
});
I
I like jQuery effects show and hide but they actually remove the object from
the screen. So an H1 under an image will move up.
Can someone show me the best way to change (toggle) an objects visibility
property between hidden and visible so any HTML under it will not move.
Mitch
Regarding the solution above, that's a different style of validation that
works great in some situations, but for this app I really want to pursue the
concept of not enabling the submit button until the form is valid.
Yes, I didn't mean to imply you should change how you're validating
the
Scott
You're the perfect editor. I am going to make these changes tonight.
I'm making up a set of these kind of beginner cheat sheets to help me learn.
What I think is really needed is a kind of How Do I...type of presentation
with a serious collection of the snippets we need to do frequently.
Karl,
I'll want to buy your book(Learning jQuery ...) but I found 2 problems:
1) Don't have free shipping to Brazil and
2) The brazilian store available from your book
site(http://www.packtpub.com/jQuery/book)
doesn't have your book, yet!
Anyway I'll buy from Packt!
Cheers
2007/7/23, Karl
Hi friends,
The $.ajax method takes callback functions for success, error... scenarios,
and calls them as and when required.
But, this success/error conditions are defined internally by jquery based on
the http status codes and such.
It would be more useful if we could specify what determines
Other good example
http://www.scbr.com/docs/products/dhtmlxTree/
Regards
2007/6/26, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Mario Moura wrote:
Yes, Jörn
Will be a good addon to treeview.
About Christof email if just add the checkboxes to the li-Tag will
work?
Should I re-create my tree
Except for this page on which neither the accordion or thickbox work
in IE.
http://kadampa.org/en/centers/kmc-brazil/
Any ideas why?
It worked for me in IE7, but not in IE6. I would try to create a
smaller test case that fails.
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