oh man, i wish i could do as you suggested, that was my first idea and
it would make things so much easier. However, the code i'm working
with is markup of Shakespeare's works. Its incredibly complex and we
use Cocoon to generate these pages from xml. long story short, my
employer can't afford
yeah I get that error when libraries conflict. We are using the
Prototype and jQuery libraries together on a project. If it is an
issue of multiple libraries using the $, try the above solution of
using jQuery() instead of $(). Also look into the jQuery noConflict
function.
On May 6, 5:42 pm,
nothing seems to work.
how does jquery prefill a textarea ?
!DOCTYPE html
html
head
title/title
script type=text/javascript src=http://code.jquery.com/jquery-
latest.pack.js/script
script type=text/javascript
$(function() {
$(#textareaName).val(hello1);
$(#textareaName).text(hello2);
The textarea's id and name are all lower case (textareaname) and the
selector has an uppercase character (textareaName). CSS selectors are
case sensitive.
There's also brackets missing in the second group of $() calls.
The val() function is the way to get and set the content of a
textarea. The
Adam,
Live Query works so nicely because it sits on top of jQuery. It isn't
working for you because you aren't using jQuery's methods to append the
content to the DOM. You can however manually run the registered live queries
by running the following: jQuery.livequery.run();
You might also
Thanks Brandon, I'll take a look. I obviously have lots to learn about
jQuery.
-Adam
On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Adam,
Live Query works so nicely because it sits on top of jQuery. It isn't
working for you because you aren't using jQuery's methods
Hi,
The order and specificity of the CSS rules are crucial. The rules you
added to those new classes must be overriding the Superfish rule that
disables the pure CSS reveals so that JS can take control and animate
the submenus in.
Joel Birch.
Hello,
You say it's organised like the my navbar example but also say it has
three levels. The navbar example demonstrates the pathClass feature
which works well for two level menus, but I have never attempted to
use it on menus that have more levels than that so you are heading
into uncharted
Hi Reuben,
No further progress to report on the closing animations for Superfish
I'm afraid. Looking at your page, it seems like maybe the Accordion
plugin may be more suitable for your menu. Have you looked into that?
Your menu behaves just like an Accordion menu. The only thing you
would miss
This sounds like IE's z-index bug. There should be a wealth of
information about it that you can find via google, but more helpfully,
the issue has been discussed on this list with regard to Superfish
quite a few times so if you search this list specifically you should
be able to find the
Hi Chris,
Sorry, but I'm not clear on what your issue is. Do you have a page you
can show us?
Joel Birch.
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