Use $.support.cssFloat && ! $.support.objectAll
On Jul 14, 5:29 pm, w1ntermut3 wrote:
> No prizes for guessing it's an IE7/6 issue
>
> I'm trying to detect IE6, with:
> if (($.browser.msie == true) && ($.browser.version < 7)){
> // fail
>
> }
>
> but the client has got a version of IE7 that'
the code:
var choiceShownArray = new Array();
var cache1 = $("span[class^='matrix_choice_']");
var cache2 = $("input[id^='showChoice']");
var cache3 = $(".has_outcome");
var cache4 = cache3.find("span[class^='matrix_choice_']
[cchar='']").next().andSelf();
function changeShowChoice() {
c
$.ajax should be used instead of $.post.
WD
On May 27, 5:48 pm, mrozko wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am looking for the solution of this problem:
>
> i have a login form. i would like to "shake" the login-form box, if
> the authentication (PHP+MySQL) failed.
> i use jQuery.post for posting the values
@Rob
It is only true if the complexity of the DOM of those div is as simple
as it is show in your test case.
I have "complex-ized" the DOM and run the test, it does not show a big
difference in 1000 run one,
but a 1 run show that the selector is faster than POJS.
So Adam, in conclusion, test
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