ok...solved the issue of timing. the system we use is placing br tags
in spite of the fact that this was all coded in their html module. i
got around it by eliminating all returns and spaces in the code. (the
a tags had nothing to do with the timing issues...only the spaces and
returns...just in
so, i found this while looking for a non-flash method of doing
hyperlinked slideshows for our website.
i have gotten the basic function to work, but i'm having some issues
with setting this up the way i'd like to. because we will eventually
have more than one slideshow on certain pages, i made
for example when row two is clicked I would like the table to reorder
a, b, c, d
table
tr
tdcol 1/td
tdcol 2/td
tdcol 3/td
tdcol 4/td
/tr
tr
tdb/td
tda/td
tdd/td
,
Nate
Excellent! that works. Thanks for the fast response.
Nate
I'm trying to edit an existing jQuery plugin. As a brief explanation,
this plugin turns a regular Table into a TreeTable - a table with a
hierarchy, similar to a folder browser, except with the additional
columns. So there are parameters for which row is the parent of which
other row, etc.
I'm
I have a table set up like so:
table id=groups
tr
tdGroup Name/td
tdOptions/td
/tr
tr
td class=tbldata/td
td class=tbldata/td
/tr
/table
I'm using Impromptu to pop up a message when you click Add New
Group. You type in the group name, and then submit. It posts to a
PHP file, and then returns
I have a table that is dynamically populated by PHP and MySQL.
At the bottom, I've created an empty table row: tr/tr
I have a jQuery function that posts data to a PHP file. When the PHP
file returns true, I want it to clone that emtpy table row, and then
manipulate it by giving the table row
Also, James, each table row has a unique id. it will be called
something like id=group34 or id=group35 - no two are the same.
It's info that is related to the ID of the database.
So when my jQuery posts to addgroup.php, it inserts the data into the
database, and then I use the mysql_inser_id()
your AJAX response:
$(#groups).append('tr id=group'+data.id+'td/td/tr');
On Jul 13, 1:00 pm, Nate nathanle...@gmail.com wrote:
Also, James, each table row has a unique id. it will be called
something like id=group34 or id=group35 - no two are the same.
It's info that is related
for tr.
Try something like the following:
var html = 'tr id=ohaitd class=hidehello/td/tr';
$('#groups').append(html).find(td).fadeIn(fast);
The class hide on the td is style with display:none;
Add this to all your td if you have more than one.
On Jul 13, 2:05 pm, Nate nathanle...@gmail.com
wrong.
Thanks,
-Nate
I am trying to make sure that the three tablechoice fields are not
equal to each other.
I have set up a remote script to return true or false based on the
field settings.
If I select tables a,b and c the form subits as expected.
however for example if it set them equal to a, b, and b and then
Hello all,
Please consider the following snippet of code, which transparently
intercepts all Ajax requests, detects whether the data being POSTed is
a JSON object, and based on that, switches the content type to
application/json, and serializes the data to a string:
$(document).ready(function()
this library.
On Feb 6, 8:28 pm, nate laws natel...@gmail.com wrote:
I just tried this plugin for the first time today. The think to
realize is that it does not directly have anything to do with which
items and how many are displayed. Instead it only controls the
pagination links. You have
I just tried this plugin for the first time today. The think to
realize is that it does not directly have anything to do with which
items and how many are displayed. Instead it only controls the
pagination links. You have to manually display whichever items you
want to be shown in the callback
Is it possible to validate a form that is populated with data from a
database on page load before the user clicks on anything? thanks
I am using the jQuery validate plugin.
Jörn,
Thanks for your response.
I got it to submit with
submitHandler: function(form) {
form.submit();
},
now I have a problem when using the cakephp form helper.
This works with the manually created input
rules: {
phone:
Brian
thanks for the tip. I tried both single and double quotes but that
didn't work.
Got it working with data[UserContactDetail][phone]: {phoneUS:
true}
and instead of using echo $form-input('phone'); to generate the code
I manually typed input name=data[UserContactDetail][phone] /. I
am unsure as to why the auto generated field doesn't work since it
looks the same to me.
I am using the jQuery Validate plugin with a form in cakePHP. When I
click submit the form is validated but not submitted to the server.
When I change the form name From user to user1 it submits properly so
it seems that once the form is bound to the javascript it stops
submitting the data.
.
#topNavigation ul ul { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 190px;
display: none; }
Any ideas? It's working fine in Safari, FF3, FF2 (haven't checked
Opera yet).
Best Regards,
Nate
Thanks!
I thought events would stay unless the actual element the event is
attached to is changed, not the necessarily the contents of the
element.
I guess I'll be rewriting that portion...
Thanks again...
-Nate
On Feb 11, 3:11 pm, Kyle Browning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use either the live
If you had a consistent naming convention, I think something like the
following would work:
function setClick() {
var id = ;
for(var i = 0; i arguments.length; i++) {
id = arguments[i];
$(#ckbx_+id).click( function() {
$(this).attr(checked) ?
I created three table elements using jquery, and each td cell in the
tables has hover and click events attached to it.
The basic table generation is cached in an array and the only changes
that happen to the initial content occur by updating individual td
contents using $(this).text(val). All of
Ha, you sound like an earlier version of me. This was a LOT of diggin
to find an answer and since I happen to have saved it, I'll share it
with you. I did not test this with your code at all, it is meant to be
plug and play. You may need to have the prototype library. I don't
know since I have
geocoding to
verify results.
-Nate
that it's
existing in.
By the way, to limit confusion a bit, your code, even though it was
functions, in Javascript those functions are objects as well, so the scoping
applies.
I hope that helps clear things up, but if not, feel free to ask away :)
knnelg wrote:
Hi Nate,
First of all, thank
Hi Paulo,
What you're trying to do is more than likely not possible, unless I am
misunderstanding.
Are you trying to stack the images? If so, you could do this by setting the
object's z-index to a value higher than the other.
If you're trying to move image 1 to the top location (such as the
Hi Glenn,
Keeping scope is definitely one of the more frustrating aspects of
Javascript sometimes.
What's happening is that you're running the ajax call, and the complete
method is a method of the object that you're passing into the ajax handler.
So this now points to the object containing the
http://www.gamegum.com and http://www.toongum.com both use jQuery
extensively for AJAX, effects, and DOM manipulation.
On Apr 5, 4:04 pm, Karl Rudd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please release it. While Ext is wonderful, it is relatively large, and
the LGPL license can be a little annoying to some.
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