[jQuery] Re: draggable containment

gging to this object".  in which > case you can point at a div that holds the item being dragged. > > Don't know how helpful that is, but hope it is a start... > > Shawn > > Mike C wrote: > > I've spent a good few hours trying to figure this out and I'm

[jQuery] draggable containment

I've spent a good few hours trying to figure this out and I'm stumped. I'm trying to get a huge div that's bigger than the entire window to have a "scroll feature". I just want to implement draggable and have it so that you can't see beyond the div. The containment option is what I need, but the d

[jQuery] new to this

I am new to this and trying to put some code together for a project for my boss. The long and short of it is that the timer for the mouse over needs to be longer so that the pop up text lasts for 60 seconds. I am not a coder and probably made a basic mistake. I have searched Google but keep failin

[jQuery] Re: Passing a PHP variable to jQuery

d careless if it's loading a php, asp, js, or even html page. All   > it needs is a valid link to load the data. Once the data is loaded it   > then needs a function to decide what to do with the data. That's it. > > Coming from a PHP & Actionscript background I would say the

[jQuery] Passing a PHP variable to jQuery

So I'm going to be printing a list of items from a database, and with each item there will be a link printed with it. Essentially, I want something like Load, except I want the link to use ajax. So in my scripts.js file I'll have something like $('#link_1').click( function() { $('#link_1').load ("