[jQuery] What license is the Cluetip plugin released under?

Hello, I am wondering if the cluetip plugin is re-distributable? I have built a wrapper for the Drupal CMS platform, and was wondering if I can included the cluetip files as part of the distribution. It requires a GPL or similar licensing. Thanks! Chris

[jQuery] Ajax seems to be running fine, but is running the 'error' function. What am I doing wrong?

I have an Ajax function I'm using to test right now. When the function is called (upon a click), it runs the function, but displays the "Error, please try again" message. In Firebug, it looks like the function is returning the correct msg. I was using 1.0.2 (I think) where it worked, minus the rep

[jQuery] How would I replace one class with another?

Hi Folks, Could jQuery replace instances of a class with another class? For instance replace with ? If so, how would I go about this? Thanks! Chris

[jQuery] Re: Why is this example duplicating my content?

> It's hard to tell without seeing the rest of the markup, but I'm > guessing you have more than one element with class="photoframe". Exactly. The function builds a table around each element with the class 'photoframe'. > If that is the case, you could change this ... > var photo = $('.photofram

[jQuery] Why is this example duplicating my content?

Hello, I made a recent post asking how to wrap a table around content. I have a working example, however, if I have more than one member of the 'class' on the same page, jQuery is merging the content of the two in the following fashion: BEFORE: AFTER JQUERY FUNCTION: ... ... You see

[jQuery] Re: Is there a way to wrap a table around content with jQuery?

Thank you all for your responses, I ended up using Jeffrey's suggestion, and it works well. It took me a while to figure out that you couldn't add partial elements with the API. I'm glad that there's a workaround! :) Thanks again, folks!

[jQuery] Is there a way to wrap a table around content with jQuery?

Hello, I'm running into some trouble trying to wrap a table around some content. The table looks like this: Content [image to be wrapped around] More Content I've been experiementing with the most of the API DOM manipulation functions, but none of them seem to do the trick. I'd like to use so