Hi,
I took a moment to look are your stuff and I am not sure what you are
expecting.
Of course your jQuery version will be slower than your native
version.
I personally think it can reduced tremedously, there is alot of
overhead in there for a rather simply application. I can see
immediately
Does anyone know of a vertical version of Klaus Hartl's tabs, similar
in theory to, the micorosft home page (http://www.microsoft.com/en/us/
default.aspx)
2007/9/8, fambizzari [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Does anyone know of a vertical version of Klaus Hartl's tabs, similar
in theory to, the micorosft home page (http://www.microsoft.com/en/us/
default.aspx)
hello,
I actually think that it is not that hard to do if you use you're head
around it.
In
For my List tree plugin, it needs to handle situations where the
structure contains LI tags with text and not text wrapped with a HTML
tag (normally a A tag)
For example:
ul
li title
ul
li...li
li...li
/ul
/li
/ul
My CSS and tree code handles it nicely when
On page i have script which gets link id and loads content in div.
function:
function loadContent(id) {
$(#dzivokli).load(dzivoklis-+id+/);
}
a tag:
javascript:loadContent(2217); Link
and it loads content with id dzivoklis-2217 into div #dzivokli.
How i can add loading indicator to
Giovanni Battista Lenoci schrieb:
Is there a better way to do this?
Just use oldschool window load:
$(window).load(function() {
// everything loaded
});
-- Jörn
Hello everyone
I'd like to apologize for the way I presented my problem – as Charles
wrote, it'd be nicer to see just the node addition. It spawns a lot of
communication problems I think, because the keyup events working on
whole tree and session handlers are actually fast as hell, and the
only
Giovanni Battista Lenoci wrote:
Hi, I've searched in the list but didn't find the way to solve.
I'm using jquery to change the position of different elements, but
these positions depends on the image size of multiple images on the
page.
If I use document.ready jquery start to work before all
Check this out
http://www.sunsean.com/idTabs/ - see the freedom example.
- S
On 08/09/07, Michel Brouckaert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2007/9/8, fambizzari [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Does anyone know of a vertical version of Klaus Hartl's tabs, similar
in theory to, the micorosft home page
When mouse over an object, say a DIV for simplicity, I can use JQuery
to get its absolute position in DOM tree,
e.g.
div#header body html
Any idea?
Just use oldschool window load:
$(window).load(function() {
// everything loaded
});
Thank you, it was very simple
The window.onload waits until everything on the page is done
loading--including all images.
-Dan
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Subject:
Thanks Michael, good to know, I guess I should be reading more of
y'all's code. I got into the habit of putting my () on different
lines due to long nested functions.
Piotr:
Is your goal with this to enable users to create their own mock DOM
tree, name each node to match an element in the tree,
On 07/09/2007, at 18:35, Michael Geary wrote:
Use a closure.
Or bring your own `bindAsEventListener` into play.
Something like
Function.prototype.bindAsEventListener = function(o) {
var _m = this;
var args = [].slice.call(arguments, 0);
var obj = args.shift();
Charles, when you make CSS for webpage and you use em values instead
of pixels, it's quite difficult to remember real (pixel) values,
because of em's nature.
body - you set font-size as 1em and it's 16px
within that body you have div#header and you set font-size to 0.5em
and that's 8px
within
Hi,
We're going to be having the first all-day jQuery mini-conference
October 27th, here in Boston, MA.
Hm. I'd like to come. I'll see if I can find the time and a cheap plane. Does
the US still treat travellers from outside like criminals (taking
fingerprints, etc.)?
Christof
lets say i have this code:
div id=test
div class=inner_texttest1/div
div class=inner_texttest2/div
div class=inner_texttest3/div
/div
and then i do $('#text div.inner_text:eq(' + index + ')').html() but that
will only select the text(ie test1, test2, test3) is there a
On Sep 8, 6:38 am, Pops [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For my List tree plugin, it needs to handle situations where the
structure contains LI tags with text and not text wrapped with a HTML
tag (normally a A tag)
...
So short of removeNode()/createNode, if there a jQuery way to do this?
This
Thanks, I realized what you were going for after studying it, I think
you should put that explanation on the website! I understand the
troubles of px -- em conversion and also why em's are important,
however you have a unique solution to those troubles that wasn't
obvious to me. Glad to hear
Very interesting shopping cart concept brimming with Jquery features
judging by the head section calls. Elegant ecommerce too bad they
don't have any with patterns, just plain colors.
Check it out:
http://www.justfutoncovers.com/
Not meaning to spam the forum, it's not even my site.
That's a really nice site.
On 9/8/07, Ty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Very interesting shopping cart concept brimming with Jquery features
judging by the head section calls. Elegant ecommerce too bad they
don't have any with patterns, just plain colors.
Check it out:
Hi everyone.
I just wanted to ensure that folks were aware of jQuery team member Paul
Bakaus' awesome Greasemonkey script which helps to detect jQuery-powered
sites by showing a little jQuery logo in the lower right-hand corner of
the viewport when a jQuery-powered page is encountered.
I am not sure if it is cause the problem but why do you have \/ when you
should only have /, i just point that out because IE does not render things
well if it is invalid html markup.
Equand wrote:
i have a code like
$('div class=magic/div').html('br \/Введите
Wow, now that's big. I'd try just this:
$('ul li').each(function() {
if (this.firstChild this.firstChild.nodeType == 3) {
$(this.firstChild).wrap('a href=/a')
}
})
--
Piotr Petrus http://riddle.pl
wow thanks... that fixed that, the second span miss...
thanks for the tip ;)
On Sep 9, 4:18 am, Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are a few problems in your markup:
1) action is missing the =
2) FORM is a block level element; you can't nest it inside a SPAN
3) Missing end tag
I've been playing around with selectors and XPath expressions, so I
wrote $('element::text()). After error I tried this one:
$('element text()')
After that my Firefox stalled (without even unresponsive script
warning) and I couldn't do anything except killing it.
The problem is that unknown
Randy, what about using an existing HTML slide show system such as S5?
http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S5_file_format
I think that's where I would start if I were doing something like this.
-Mike
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am a student at The Southern
On Sep 8, 10:09 pm, Piotr Petrus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow, now that's big. I'd try just this:
$('ul li').each(function() {
if (this.firstChild this.firstChild.nodeType == 3) {
$(this.firstChild).wrap('a href=/a')
}})
So you can wrap()
jQuery originally works on element nodes, but text nodes are rightful
members of DOM too. :)
Glad I could help.
--
Piotr Petrus http://riddle.pl
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