Oh, icon identification fail -- I mistakenly thought the J was jQuery, but
it was Jetty... sorry for the noise :-/
On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 10:11 AM, lelando lelandhirsch...@gmail.com wrote:
It really shouldn't be there, so first, double-check it in another
browser, and make sure you clear your
It's our own existing auth service (and I'm not on the implementation team).
Most other usages of this service are not directly from the browser, but
from the back-end via java. I thought about proxying it via my service, but
my service isn't SSL, so proxying still doesn't give me security anyway.
Yes, it is on a different domain (which is why jsonp is being used). What
strategy would you suggest for me to be able to specify headers? It's a
must-have for my application.
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 4:43 PM, Mike Alsup mal...@gmail.com wrote:
The alert below never occurs (and a breakpoint is
That's correct, the problem is that it's an authentication service and while
I *could* put the credentials on the URL, it would be sending them in the
clear across the internet, which is not acceptable.
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 4:59 PM, Mike Alsup mal...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, it is on a
});
$('select#feat_' + feat_id + '_multi_' +
x).removeOption
(char_feat.weapons);
}
});
}
My tr is getting replaced correctly, but no options are removed.
I've been round the horn on this one, I'll take any suggestions.
Thanks,
Todd
Hello
I am needing an accordion with dynamic data loading on each tier. Does
anyone have a good example of this. I thought I would ask before I took the
dive.
Thanks,
TS
I've been staring at code for way too long. I have a data structure
like:
ul id=mylist
li class=activeStuff a href=# class=movethisMove/a/li
li class=activeMore Stuff/li
/ul
How do I get the li that doesn't have 'a.movethis'?
Disregard, I changed the data to make a little more sense.
On May 26, 4:59 pm, Todd Rafferty web...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been staring at code for way too long. I have a data structure
like:
ul id=mylist
li class=activeStuff a href=# class=movethisMove/a/li
li class=activeMore Stuff/li
is it possible to have layer DIVs and slide? I am trying to have an
div to slide in and out with the mouseover and mouseleave. I have that
working but I want the image to slide in behind the top div. I tried
the z-index but when the bottom div slides in the top drops below the
div sliding in.
); but if the image is moved, it uses the margin from
where it has been moved/dragged to
On Mar 25, 5:06 pm, Todd t...@pancieradesign.com wrote:
I'm trying to make an image view similar to googlemaps. What I would
like to do is make a custom map/image and have link tat when the
person clicks
I'm trying to make an image view similar to googlemaps. What I would
like to do is make a custom map/image and have link tat when the
person clicks on it the map would move to a specific location and
size. I also would like to be able to drag, move and scale the image
up and down to a certain
(data);
return false;
if(data.return_flag == 0){
$('.rental').css(display, table-row-group).show();
}else{
$('.rental').hide();
}
}
Any suggestions as to why this is failing in IE?
Thanks,
~Todd
I've made too many changes to back up and check to see if this works,
but I appreciate the help. Next time I run into this, I'll attempt
this instead.
On Mar 11, 3:35 pm, ricardobeat ricardob...@gmail.com wrote:
How about
$('#orderlineform #productlisting').load('orderProxy.cfm',
{
I found a spot where I can back up safely. This is working, but I have
a new issue to resolve and a decision to make. =)
Thanks ricardobeat!
On Mar 11, 3:35 pm, ricardobeat ricardob...@gmail.com wrote:
How about
$('#orderlineform #productlisting').load('orderProxy.cfm',
{
Hi Nicolas - I just wanted to say that you did a stellar job of using
the new CSS framework. I'm the design lead for the jQuery UI team and
was involved in the creation of the framework and this is the best
example of leveraging the power of this system. Just curious, did you
run into any issues
Just wondering if you've considered adding the new jQuery UI CSS
fraework classes to your plugin to make it compatible with ThemeRoller
and easy to theme. It's just a matter of adding a few classes and
keepign your structural styles separate from the bg, text and border
color styles (supplied by
Hello,
I am using .show() and on a div object. In both IE and FF the display starts
out nice and smooth and then seems to stutter at the end of the show. I have
tried using .show(fast), .show(slow) also, but with the same results.
Does anyone know a fix to this?
Thanks,
TS
function is fired?
Or is there a better way to test that fadeOut is applied?
Thanks in advance,
Todd
() {
ok(true, callback function was called);
start();
});
});
On Nov 20, 9:08 am, todd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have this super simple method that I'm trying to test.
$.fn.updateWaitState = function(message, callback) {
return this.css('color',
'red
?
Todd
19, 12:43 pm, todd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm new to QUnit (and to JQuery for that matter). I have a function
that calls submit on a form and am looking for a way to mock the
form, or at least intercept the call to submit. I want to test that
the form is getting submitted, but I don't want
. Aborting...');
That seemed to do the trick. Now I can swap out carousels using show/
hide with an onclick and when I resize the browser window, no alert.
Once the page is up, I will post a link so others may benefit from how
it was built and use it for their own platforms.
- Todd
I am attempting to build a page with multiple carousels, that by
default, only one displays. When you click on an element on the page
(a staff members name), you see their own personal carousel, which
replaces the default.
When I attempt to do this, I receive the following error message:
Karl,
How does this look for an improved version? (im bryan's coworker that
he spoke of)
$(document).ready(function() {
var moveLi = function(el) {
if(!el){
$('#suggestedCategories ul li a')
.click(function() {
Hi all -
I have a JSON response with a parameter like
count: 0;
But if I try appending this value in a chained command, jQuery
interprets this as false and not a string literal.
eg
$(counts_col).append(json.count);
Is there a trick to making 0 a string literal and not a boolean
false?
Aha! Much thanks, Klaus!
On Aug 3, 1:38 pm, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Todd Harris wrote:
Hi all -
I have a JSON response with a parameter like
count: 0;
But if I try appending this value in a chained command, jQuery
interprets this as false and not a string literal
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