[jQuery] Can't seem to access any Interface functions - something stupid i'm sure...

I've been using jQuery for a while, and some plugins, such as in-place editing and treeview with no problems. I'm not trying to use this drag-and-drop plugin, NestedSortable (http://plugins.jquery.com/project/NestedSortable) which uses some of the functions added by Interface. However, i can't

[jQuery] Re: Can't seem to access any Interface functions - something stupid i'm sure...

Ah, thanks Richard. I actually just got it working - i had a space at the start of my interface folder name (doh, knew it would be something dumb). I'll look at jQueryUI though. cheers, max -- View this message in context:

[jQuery] Re: treeview async - callback on completion? (or some other way to do temporary loading... text)

, and then on item 3.6 - you'll see a loading icon for a few seconds, then the branch will load. Is that what you're looking for? rolf On Jun 10, 9:10 am, Max Williams (Brighton) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm using the async version of the treeview plugin to deal with a rather large tree

[jQuery] Re: treeview async - callback on completion? (or some other way to do temporary loading... text)

not ideal as it's called every time a branch loads whereas it really only needs to be called the first time. And it feels a bit dirty. I'd still like to know how the animation works. :) thanks max On Jun 11, 10:29 am, Max Williams (Brighton) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi rolf yeah, that would do fine

[jQuery] treeview async - callback on completion? (or some other way to do temporary loading... text)

I'm using the async version of the treeview plugin to deal with a rather large tree. When the user first loads it there's nothing there, and quite a delay before the main set of branches loads, and i'd like to have some 'loading...' text there. How can i get the treeview to signal when it's

[jQuery] [treeview] - async version - how do i call some js AFTER the tree has loaded some json for the first time?

I'm using the async version of the treeview plugin, which refreshes the tree with an ajax call that returns some json. This is working fine. However, the cookie-based persistence doesn't work with the async version and i'm trying to write my own. In order to do this, i'm using jQuery to

[jQuery] [treeview] Does anyone know of a persistence mechanism for the asynchronous version of the treeview plugin?

I'm trying to write my own cookie-based persistence method for the asynch version of the Treeview plugin, and am running into some difficulties. Has anyone else done this please, or know of an existing solution? thanks max

[jQuery] Re: [treeview] - async version - how do i call some js AFTER the tree has loaded some json for the first time?

property here:http://docs.jquery.com/Types/Event#target Jörn On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 3:31 PM, Max Williams (Brighton) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm using the async version of the treeview plugin, which refreshes the tree with an ajax call that returns some json. This is working fine

[jQuery] requesting and sending JSON in a ruby on rails app

Hi - first of all this is a plugin-specific question (about treeview) - i sent it to the plugin discussion page but it seems pretty dead (no posts for over a year), so i'm sending it here as well. If anyone could help me out that would be fantastic. I've been using treeview and have no problems

[jQuery] Re: requesting and sending JSON in a ruby on rails app

question #2 with a simple test case that just downloads the JSON data with jQuery and displays it (even with just a console.log call). Finally, with all that working, you can tackle thetreeviewquestion. -Mike From: Max Williams (Brighton) Hi - first of all this is a plugin-specific question