the relevent foo into your layouts head area.
By default it includes jquery source from the google CDN system, but you
can override this with local copy if you like.
I'd go over the docs again as I followed them just the other day and
everything worked fine.
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. Thanks for this.
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together into one for downloading as a single file should that be desired)
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Isaak Malik wrote:
Very nice plugin, everything seems to work fine for me though. I tested
with Opera 9.51, Firefox 3.0.1 and IE 7 on Windows
Yeah looks interesting. Worked fine for me on FF 3.0.1/Linux.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just like those on many on-line shopping stores, is there a jQuery
plugin that we can use to zoom in/out an image? :-) or which approach
should I take to make such applications? many thanks..
Search for jQuery lightbox, thickbox, photobox or even jqModal. There
are
Andy Matthews wrote:
None of those plugins that you mentioned are for zooming in and out of
images. They simply display a larger version of the image as an overlay to
the page.
Ahh OK, It's just when you said like shopping carts and this is what
I've mostly seen shopping carts do (larger
Michael wrote:
And I wanted that functionality on my site. So I tried the code (which
uses prototype) and my jQuery code stops working.
http://www.aber.ac.uk/designstudio/mike/newnew/newweb/
The lavalamp at the top right has stopped working and so has the drop
down on the settings and on
mickbw wrote:
I am working on a page that works correctly when I call it directly in
any browser.
If I include the page in my RIA app and run the script in firebug, the
jquery script works correctly.
If I include it in my RIA app with the script part of an
external .js script, the
noon wrote:
I'm aware that it binds opening to the click function but I want to
open without click.
I think you should modify the jmaps' addMarker function to pass the
marker to the callback. It's probably meant to do that anyway :)
You can then just do something like:
function(marker) {
noon wrote:
All jMaps functions never seen to return a handler that I can use, but
only fire the callback if provided. I used jMaps to add a marker and
centered the map. On this newly created marker, how can I get to the
other G* methods such as openInfoWindow?
When adding a marker you can
Hi,
This is jQuery related so bear with me!
I'm CCing someone who asked about this recently as I think this may help
them. Apologies to you if this is out of turn :)
I was recently asked by a client to implement cross domain link
tracking. Fair enough, Google does this in their analytics
Colin Guthrie wrote:
I have solved all of these issue and implemented an example (attached
- hopefully) that shows the various methods in action with lots of comments.
I did of course forget to change the URL of the jquery inclusion before
I posted: d'oh!
Just correct this if you
Gaudicia wrote:
Hello,
I just started looking into JQuery and I have a few questions. Mostly
about how to make tagging my links with google analytics tracking
faster.
I want to be able to track my outgoing links, which I've read is
possible, but I really haven't see anything about
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