You could try to wrap the whole function (inside click) in another IF
statement:
if (!$(this).is(':animated') ) {
blabla;
}
thus code will only execute if the element is not being animated at
the moment. You might as well have to remove the hand cursor to be
coherent.
On Sep 25, 6:11 pm,
On Sep 26, 9:21 am, MorningZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, your W3C specifications none the less,
Not mine, the W3C's.
when you get a select
element by a jQuery selector,
If you had quoted properly it would be clear that I was replying to
your use of getElementById and the inference that
Sorry didn't work!
I solved the problem by myself.
I figured out that a transparent div laying over and during the animation
acts as a mask
blocking the click. :-))
Thanks to CSS.
M.
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De: ricardobeat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Para: jQuery (English)
The length property in a jQuery object or $(#emplist).length refers
to the number of elements that the jQuery selector matched. So, if
your selector was div, $(div).length would be the number of div
elements in your document. $(#id) doesn't return a single DOM
element, it returns a jQuery
Alright, here's the deal. When a user clicks on a button, a form drops
out that sits above the page's content. How would I close this form if
the user decides to click else where?
i don't see how creating the element, assigning the handler, and
replacing or appending something works... yet, creating the element,
assigning the handler, and wrapping it doesn't.
can you help me understand what the difference is?
On Sep 25, 5:39 pm, ricardobeat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It
Yes, true, I wrote it wrong on the post. But the problem stays. Every
time I call a $.get or $.ajax it loads the page. When the settimeout
time reaches, the page reloads with only the banner, no other content.
On Sep 25, 11:23 pm, ricardobeat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there is no
Hey all, I'm trying to get the Coda Slider over at
http://jqueryfordesigners.com/coda-slider-effect/ to work, and it's
working perfectly in IE6, IE7 and Firefox 3.
However, in Safari when the site initially loads it scrolls left to
right. If I hit Apple + R to reload it continues to scroll up
Hmmm... Well, it's valid JSON (http://www.jsonlint.com/), and valid
Javascript. I removed
%=Html.BuildUrlFromExpressionProjectController(c =
c.UserList(ViewData.Model.ID))% from the code (but left the
surrounding 'quotes'), and ran it through JSlint (http://
www.jslint.com/) and it only
You said that this is a popular bug. Have you found it mentioned on
other sites? If so, please let me know what solutions they suggested.
My first guess is related to your mention of The containers. Do you
have more than one element with id 'cardsContainer'!? If so, that
could be your
Quick, but not dirty MorningZ! Good code :-)
Annotation:
$(document).ready(function() {
// DOM is ready:
// when we click on a checkbox
$(:checkbox).click(function() {
// find the next element and take the text of it.
Sounds like something that should be done server-side with a database.
Anyway, the only way to pass javascript data to another page is via
the location.hash (http://page.com/
index.htm#data1=yuck,data2=yack,data3=yock). You turn the data into a
string, attach it to an a href= or directly change
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