[jQuery] Re: Accessing an objects array from an $.ajax call

Hey Scott oh I thought stop() would actually hold the execution of the test... Well thanks a lot for the superb and detailed answer. You helped me a lot. Matthias On Jan 12, 6:17 pm, Scott Sauyet wrote: > On Jan 12, 10:27 am, Matthias wrote: > > > I have an object with a member f

[jQuery] Accessing an objects array from an $.ajax call

Here is the example code and failing QUnit tests: http://pastie.org/774900 Thanks in advance Matthias

[jQuery] Testing existing pages with QUnit

Hi I am new to JQuery and QUnit. I followed the examples and got my first tests running. I can include other scripts and test those. But how do I integrate this with existing pages? If e.g. I would like to test if a certain DOM manipulation worked? Thanks Matthias

[jQuery] Re: IE6 - Ajax onchange error

good morning :o) I solved the problem: - IE6 is deleting every single option if you use XXX.html(''); or the jq-plugin with .removeOption(/./); and stops the browser for this time - all other(including IE7+IE8) are handling this in background process. Result: I used the beforeSend methode to c

[jQuery] IE6 - Ajax onchange error

Hello there :o) I have a little problem, I have 4 selectboxes with an onchange event. Onchange should call an ajax request using jquery and reload those boxes. The problem is, that the selectbox I used for selection stays open and stops the browser for a view seconds, but just for the first tim

[jQuery] Re: jQuery reloads all JS files on show()

Have found out that it also re-executes every java script code in this area? How can i switch that off, it's not what i want it to do!

[jQuery] jQuery reloads all JS files on show()

Hello out there! Hope this message isn't posted twice, but i can't see it in the mailing list two hours after posting it the first time ... My problem: I want to show/hide a div element using the UI effects. In this div element there are JavaScript files included, it looks something like this:

[jQuery] How to access href-property

.com/index.php' I could use: var aLink = document.getElementById("#idOfAnAnchor1"); var aHrefProperty = aLink.href; but where is the jQuery fun in this :) ? Regards Matthias

[jQuery] Re: cancel ".hide()"

Hi, thank you. I wasn't aware that setTimeout has a return value. Thanks. Regards Matthias MorningZ schrieb: > "PS: maybe a dumb question but I'm pretty new to jquery" > > Well, the solution doesn't really have anything to do with jQuery > > in

[jQuery] cancel ".hide()"

o I have to do instead of my not existing function "stopHide()"? Sincerely Matthias PS: maybe a dumb question but I'm pretty new to jquery.

[jQuery] [treeview] unresponsive script in FF

Hello, I really enjoy using treeview, I've implemented it in an administration panel and everything is amazingly fast and working as expected in IE7. It's a very large sitemap, the page with not much else on it is 250k of html, and it's using a minified jQuery 1.2.3 and a packed Treeview 1.4. Fi