its own
> document-ready wrapper before it would activate.
>
> Rick
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Tom Foyster
> Sent: Monday, July 30, 2007 9:13 AM
> To: jquery-en@googlegroups
Hey, thanks for the replies. Yes, the code block is wrapped the doc ready
function within another large js file that is included into the page (that
file works as other jquery elements are working on the page). I just tried
removing it and putting it on the page on its own, but had no results.
Hi, I'm having trouble implementing innerFade into a site I am developing. I
have followed the steps, calling in jquery.innerfade,js, placing the calling
code in the .ready function, and I've double checked the code alot!! The
calling code is:
$('ul#flashshow').innerfade({
Hi, I'm having some trouble with innerFade, and want someone to just
clarify what elements have to go where to make it successfully work.
So far I have an unchanged jquery.innerfade.js called into the page,
the calling code in an external js file that runs on .ready. I am then
just using a list to
Hi, I'm relatively new with using jQuery, and I'm trying to implement
innerFade to fade between some banner images.
In the header:
I've got php looping through the images to produce the following code:
the jquery.innerfade.js file is untouched from download.
In interactive.js, along
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