I guess you are assigning the .checked class doing something else,
right?
Did u try this?:
if ($(#multimarket).is(':checked')) {
Into this:
if ($(#multimarket).hasClass(':checked')) {
Also, why you are using this:
$(product_id).click(function () {
Spite this:
$(#checkbox).click(function
Why not to use setTimeout? This way you call once each function, and
forget about clear the interval and waste memory.
function1(){
// do something...
// 30 miliseconds = 5 min - then i call function2
window.setTimeout(function2, 30);
}
function2(){
// do something
// 60
:
'current-cat-parent' isn't a class used in originalsuperfish. Is this a CMS
installation(joomla or other?) You either have a modified version, or this
class comes from your template. Sounds like you have other css and/or scripts
affecting menu. No way to tell without link or code
Roberto da Costa
Hi,
I'm in trouble implementing superfish in a website project. My problem
is: I have a category based menu item that has two sub-levels set to
display horizontally. I hover the first menu item and the first sub-
level shows. Then I click the first sub-level and both it and its
parent-item get
For books, I recommend jQuery in Action
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On Dec 15, 12:06 am, Steven sappleg...@smoothfusion.com wrote:
I want to learn how to use jquery. Does anyone know any good books or
sites that will teach it?
Use Superfish (http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/)
On Dec 15, 1:06 am, yonghan yongha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi..i want to ask..Does anyone ever before make menu likewww.brookechase
before??Please teach me ho to do it...Thanks a lot...
Thanks for sharing.
Really useful stuff.
open on the
desired position. Isn't easier?
GC
On Apr 1, 1:41 am, Roberto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need a special menu plugin for admin pages. The problem is that my
clients hate frames and iframes, and on slow connections, admin pages
for websites that I build need to always show menus
I need a special menu plugin for admin pages. The problem is that my
clients hate frames and iframes, and on slow connections, admin pages
for websites that I build need to always show menus and not have to
redraw them each time. Previously I was using iframes to fix that. I
was putting the menus
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2007/8/21, Potluri [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
My table format is this
table id=srTable
tbody
trtdsome data/td/tr
trtdsome data/td/tr
trtdsome data/td/tr
trtdsome data/td/tr
/tbody
/table
I have a small issue which might be easy for jquery pros.
Initially I'm saving up all the
Hello,
As far as I know ALL png fixes out there utilize the AlphaImageLoader tag
found only in IE. This also means that you can't use a background-repeat
Argh ok... thanks for your answer -- Roberto
it?
Joel.
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Hi,
I need to do this:
$(#btnEnviar).attr(type, button);
But accordind to my googled, I think that it's not possible on IE
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/120
How can I do to solve my problem ?
Regards,
Harlley
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