[jQuery] Re: JSS - New Plug-in

2007-10-07 Thread Nate Cavanaugh
Hi Andy, This is actually really cool. However, the script doesn't seem to work in IE 6 or 7. Im running Windows XP, and the test page looks completely different in both IE6 and 7 than it does in Firefox. I noticed on your page that the plugins supports both IE's, but I'm wondering if perhaps

[jQuery] Re: Loosing access to 'this' objects in callback method!

2007-06-24 Thread Nate Cavanaugh
ough, I still don't fully understand the mechanism > going on here. If anyone is aware of any on-line resources that go into > detail about the scope of 'this', I'd be grateful. > > You mention the phrase "you can use a closure", is this a common ter

[jQuery] Re: Loosing access to 'this' objects in callback method!

2007-06-23 Thread Nate Cavanaugh
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

[jQuery] Re: Moving Images as objects

2007-06-23 Thread Nate Cavanaugh
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 top