a a.s.o.
Well-organized CSS does not require to overwrite (and breaking) the inheritance
chain.
bye
Olaf
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esn't work you could try disabling the link.
$(linkHere).attr('disable',true).
Karl Rudd
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 7:22 PM, Olaf Gleba wrote:
Hi.
On a click event i DOM insert (append) a LINK tag into the head.
var s = document.createElement('link');
s.href='/gt
he target link
tag (gives me 1 when i check length), but doesn't remove it on the fly.
Is that a known issue on safari? Any hints to achive the desired
behaviour?
greets
Olaf
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On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 1:11 PM, Olaf Gleba wrote:
Sorry, but anyone has a clue ?
Am 05.02.2009 um 11:43 schrieb Olaf Gleba:
Couldn't find any appropriate answer: How do i point to a object
tag by ID
?
Ex
Sorry, but anyone has a clue ?
Am 05.02.2009 um 11:43 schrieb Olaf Gleba:
Couldn't find any appropriate answer: How do i point to a object tag
by ID ?
Example:
$('#flashsitemap').event(function() { ... });
This assumed syntax does not work obviously
gruss
Olaf
Hi.
Couldn't find any appropriate answer: How do i point to a object tag
by ID ?
Example:
$('#flashsitemap').event(function() { ... });
This assumed syntax does not work obviously.
But. If i have an embed tag within the object tag everything's fine.
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Function returns the attribute (for), i expected the
same for the jquery syntax i wrote. But i missed that my jquery
syntax only contains the object itself at this point.
Thanks for your asking.
greets
Olaf
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d do the same thing. Or do i miss something
here?
Thanks in advance.
bye
Olaf
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Hi.
Probably a lack of understanding jquery/javascript.
Is it possible to append (or something simular) a excecutable
function call within a jquery event call?
I want to execute the function AC_FL_RunContent(params) of the on top
of page loaded AC_RunActiveContent.js to embbed Flash files d
ou put the code that
depends
on mySettings.
Thanks a lot for your hint.
gruss
Olaf
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ementsByTagName('body')[0].appendChild(s);
...
jQuery('#simple_page_content').markItUp(mySettings);
});
});
/* Example ends here */
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Hi Jay.
Am 03.04.2008 um 11:58 schrieb Jay Salvat:
[...]
I hope my explainations and my english will be clear enough to help
you.
Many thanks for your detail description! I will work on these
solutions and will post the result here.
Again, many thanks.
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Olaf
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n the textarea ID
selection.
Am i missing something? Or is there a way to prevent the ID switch?
*) markItUp rips off the id from the textarea and uses it on the
surrounding container.
greets
Olaf
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Am 05.11.2007 um 14:02 schrieb boermans:
Perhaps this:
$('img',e).attr({src: "path/to/image"});
Brilliant.
And of course you are right - href is likewise src an attribute, not
a tag ;) typo...
thx a lot
Olaf
src: "path/to/image"});
But i think there must be a shorter and more elegant way to do this
like for example:
$(e + :'only-child').attr({src: "path/to/image"});
but this unfortunately doesn't work.
Any hint is appreciated
greets
Olaf
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Little Correction for the second example (needless '()' in chain).
Am 01.11.2007 um 09:22 schrieb Olaf Gleba:
Example (doesn't works):
var uToggle = {
animationType: 'fadeIn',
speed: 'fast'
...
xxx: function(e) {
Hi.
I know, strange topic description. But i didn't know how to describe
it a better way.
Example (works):
var uToggle = {
speed: 'fast'
...
xxx: function(e) {
$(e).parent().next().fadeIn(uToggle.speed);
}
};
Example (doesn't works):
var uT
Am 24.04.2007 um 07:49 schrieb naveman:
that is my code, my comments show my problem. i tried not onle
jquery.html() but also any other possibilty to update the innerHTML.
so i am really wierd about that, since it has no error.
Since the call is excecuted correctly the first time, it may has
Am 13.04.2007 um 00:13 schrieb Olaf Gleba:
I wondered if there's maybe some speed issue on that topic. But as
far as i read about it now, its only a question at which point the
function object is available.
good resource either:
http://developer.mozilla.org/en
available until they have
been evaluated. [...]
Many thx to all responders!
I wondered if there's maybe some speed issue on that topic. But as
far as i read about it now, its only a question at which point the
function object is available.
Again, thx for figure this out.
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Hi,
Maybe i should take a break,- i don't get the point what differences
it makes defining a function as a named or a anonymous function.
function xxx () {
...
}
var xxx = function() {
...
}
What are the advantages and disadvantages of both of them?
Thx in advance.
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y the lambda
approach. Seems to fit my needs.
greets
Olaf
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Hi,
the last two days i argue about how to handle (re)binding event
handlers in a most elegant and un-redundant way when i work with
asynchron injected files. I worked with prototype/Behaviour for the
last couple of month, so i need a good approach to refactor this
within jquery.
So fa
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