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not tested :
$.get(URL, function(html) {
$(html).hide().appendTo('#foobar').fadeIn(fast);
});
Yeps working. Thanks !
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freezing. And I must admitt thhhhh
,rkkka Rzzz
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Is there a way to animate remove() and html() like it's possible to
hide(slow) ?
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should google about this one.
But keep in mind that theoretically, there's no such as thing as
hardware detection in javascript browser's implementation. (for the
moment)
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running on the client can be
figured out by anyone who wants to take a deeper look into it. (Even
flash's action script can be decompiled) Thinking like this will also
improve the way you manage security in your apps.
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Looks like the long-overdue BBC redesign is using jQuery (and a metric ton
of whitespace and internal CSS):
http://www.bbc.co.uk/home/beta/
Using the portlets is slow as hell on my computer
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context is
pointless.
Maybe it would help if you describe what you want to do.
You could start an instance of firefox (remote mode) on the server and
you can control the borwser from your application.
I would be interesting to know what you want to do exactly.
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forgot to put some smileys around !
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with
a jQuery like structure.
When I have to deal with xml in a server side app, I can't stop
telling me that such a module would be great.
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side AJAX
(Active Java And X-Ray) ?
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/speciaux.php
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1. Non AJAX
User need to select a username, fill in the captcha, and submit the
form = no automation possible as need to fill in the captcahe
You can validate Captchas via ajax...
Exactly, this is where I would like to go ;-)
Just include captchas in your api.
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=FamilyName=ApiName=ValidateFields1763407
Yes this is a bad method, but you're not forced to do something bad.
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between your worries about an ajax
application and a non-ajax application.
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jquery.validate.js (line 875)
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for validator so it will focus the first
error field in case validate fails ?
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event and
rebind it with my stuff first then calling previous bindings
functions, it would do what I want.
Do you think it is possible ?
Jörn,
Do you bind submit buttons onclick or form's onsubmit for validation ?
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Hi all,
I have to bind an event of type submit to a form but I have to make
sure that the function binded will be executed before other submit
bindings.
Is it possible with jQuery ?
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value of
the textarea before other plugin's submit bindings are triggered.
Is there a solution for that ? Even if it's pure javascript outside
jQuery's api.
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$(#myform).submit(function() {
// do your textarea thing here
var v = $(this).validate(validateoptionshere);
In fact my stuff is a plugin for fck editor so I want it to to be unobstrusive.
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I kept apart ?
Maybe what I say is silly, I don't know
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plugin for this ?
Regards.
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at it. keep you informed
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document.styleSheets like the old
version and support for :focus :after like the new one.
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May I ask you why you are fetching inline/remote css in the updated
version of your script instead if keeping using document.styleSheets ?
Ok, understood, you're doing this because of :after
As I'm not using it, I will use the old version with just support for
:hover :focus
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by the way is there a way to check if an object has bind to a certain
events?
You have event namespaces in jQuery 1.2
http://www.learningjquery.com/2007/09/namespace-your-events
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doStuff() function but it's not an elegant solution and
I even don't know how to do this. Anyway, if there's no solution I'll
be forced to do it so any hint about this is welcome.
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) {
$(table tr).hover(function() {
$(this).addClass(hover);
}, function() {
$(this).removeClass(hover);
});
}
laying everywhere in my pages ;-)
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) {
newStyleSheet.addRule(cssRules[i][0], ruledef);
}
}
}
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= 0, ii = cssRules.length; i ii; i++) {
var ruledef = cssRules[i][1];
if (ruledef.length != 0) {
newStyleSheet.addRule(cssRules[i][0], ruledef);
}
}
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because of those event
bubbling/capturing I never understoof how to deal with). I tried
event.stopPropagation() and event.preventDefault() without success.
Is there a way to avoid that behaviour ?
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Try adding return false; -
Already tried too
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Maybe you can bind a mouseover event to the map areas, that would do nothing
but return false. This may keep the mouseout from firing when you mouseover
an area --
Alreadt tried it too :(
I'll try to put a test case online
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this ?
I was thinking about $(this).parent().find(li).lt(X)
but X would be the index of current element (C) and I don't know how to get it.
Besides, I'm sure there's a faster way I'm not yet aware of.
Thanks for you help.
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before I go nuts ?
Console log output :
# I click on row with id 618 :
618 # first console log
618 # second console log
# now I click on row with id 620
620 # first console log
618 # second console log
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Try adding this to your yes click handler code:
$(this).unbind('click');
Like this ?
$(#modal_yes).click(function() {
$(this).unbind('click');
console.log(id);// second console log
$.unblockUI();
});
If I do this, the effect is that the Yes button's click is
the code is triggered. First time it is
working ok.
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,
and that things are messed up because events are registered before
this clone() or something like that.
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All your plugins rocks !!
They are all well written and well structured.
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Hi all,
What is the more elegant way to select all but first-child of a set of
elements ?
I tried
$(div.myclass:not(first-child)).css(do, stuff);
whithout success
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It's a clean 10 out of 10 from me.
Yeah sure !! This is an excellent plugin !
Maybe adding ESC key mapping in order to close would be a plus.
hey, i got a swf with a game inside, the problem that some times when user
plays in the game and press space or f12 or whatever... its scrolls down
and stuff like that
is there a way to make sure that allways the game will listen to the keys ?
Hi,
Could you point out what is the jQuery
I had a play around with it and the only thing I could figure out is
that the first td tag is being stripped during the function you
mentioned - $(a).html(ah);
The only thing I can think of is that perhaps it is something to do
with the way IE handles whitespace -
I've put a copy of your test
Now I'm thinking ... Is there still some people using Internet Explorer ? ;-)
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Maybe I should fill a bug so jquery devs can take a look at this.
It is a bizarre one. My little brain can't see anything to cause
of columns preferences
management.
Good job!
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Correct. Only Internet Explorer supports outerHTML. Even innerHTML
started off as a Microsoft only thing, but because it was used so
widely other browsers have adopted it as a defacto standard.
What are you trying to do that you need to use outerHTML?
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