rics wrote:
> I wish to start usign some PHP framework soon and was
> wondering wich one works better with JQuery. I will use Zend
> Framework or CakePHP.
> Not decided yet.
Are you looking for a framework for creating RESTful web services for use
with jQuery, or something else?
-Mike
his.id.substr(8,1) to make it more obvious what I'm doing. Also, I tend to
use underscores to cleanly separate naming from numbering in ids, but it's
just a style I like:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('.question').click(function() {
var answerNum =
this.id.replace('question_','');
$('#contentblock .answer').addClass('hidden');
$('#contentblock #answer_' +
answerNum).removeClass('hidden');
});
});
HTH and LMK if it gives you what you need.
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$('input.text-field').css("width",width);
}
});
I know my approach is probably all wrong anyway, so go lightly on me and
recommend a more jQueryish way to do this; this is all new to me and I'm
just trying figure things out.
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better 'jQuery'
way.
Thanks in advance.
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http://atlanta-web.org
at best case gave a nasty hangover with the
only possible benefit being to gratify a insecure ego! :-)
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#x27;).log().slideDown() etc.
>
> I haven't tested this (I'm sitting in front of IE 7) but it
> ought to work.
Nice. Anyone know if there is a way in code to trigger a Firebug breakpoint
and also add a value to the watch list if it isn't already there?
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-Mike Schinkel
h
sidered that because I have just immediately assumed that
stepping into compressed code wasn't useful but I'll try it. Thanks.
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weight', 'bold');
Interesting; that never would have occured to me. Thanks for suggesting it?
Will Firebug stop on every line (yes I could test, but I'm about to be off
to bed so I figured I'd just ask...)? How can I see the intermedia results?
>> This, to me, makes
more profound "Aha."
BTW, I'm an old server-side web programmer but new to real-life
client-side/AJAX/browser-based programming so maybe it's just I never had to
feel the pain of the bad ole days of client-side programming that makes me
feel that explanation t
contain the
inputs and have the article key embedded in the @id attribute, right? I'll
probably still use a for semantic value but I ask to ensure I
actually understand the technical aspects of the problem at hand.
4.) In addition, if you think I should approach this very differently please
suggest alternatives.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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-Mike Schinkel
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a great idea at the time but in
use not very practical."
Does anyone else feel this way about chained methods and/or is there a way
to step through the chain and see the intermediate states and results on the
page while debugging?
Thanks in advance.
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-Mike Schinkel
http://www.mikeschi
en you use an ID selector?
At this point I can cargo-cult jQuery(), but I don't quite grok it yet. Any
elaboration would be appreciated.
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-Mike Schinkel
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