OK, problem solved sufficiently for now.
(1) The workaround is to set
$.ajaxSetup({
cache: false
});
Then ?_= is added to each AJAX request, so a new request
hits the server each time. As it's a fresh XHR request, I'm not
getting the wrong "HTML" (non-XHR) version of the page inserted. This
i
Additional data point: if I modify the page to replace jQuery with
native Javascript+DOM, the problem goes away. This seems to be because
hitting the 'back' button reverts straight to the previous page as it
was (complete with its AJAX updates), rather than refreshing the
original HTML and then re
I have found a problem with Firefox 3 and AJAX, and give code to
replicate it below.
The problem is when you have a resource, e.g. /docs/1234, which is
fetched both directly as a web page and as AJAX (XMLHttpRequest). The
server detects these cases based on the X-Requested-With:
XMLHttpRequest he
Ticket http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/5157
I have made a frig which solves this, by applying display: table-row-
group instead of display: block for TBODY elements. There's a slight
"bounce" when unhiding (Firefox 3.0.13) - seems the height goes a few
pixels to far - but otherwise it seems OK.
I doubt this hard-coded logic is the right wa
Here's a page which demonstrates the problem; hiding and showing
tbody#middle makes it jump to the end of the page as it gets display:
block. It works if you set anim_speed to 0 (but then it's not
animated, of course)
Test animate of tbody
jQuery( function($) {
var anim_speed = 250;
var t
I am writing some code where I want to insert and subsequently hide a
TBODY element within a table, and animate it doing so.
Unfortunately, if I do hide() followed by show(250), say, then the
element becomes
and this results in the inserted section displaying after the end of
the table :-(
Many thanks for your input - this is now working perfectly. For the
benefit of the archives:
- In the server, where the session expiry is detected, I check for
XMLHttpRequest ("request.xhr?" in Rails)
- If so, I send back a 403 instead of the redirect to the login page
- At the client side, I hav
My complete() callback looks like this:
complete: function(res, status) {
if ( status == "success" || status == "notmodified" ) {
node.replaceWith(res.responseText);
}
else {
// Error handling here
}
}
The login page gets inserted i
Is there any way to be able to detect in $.ajax whether the response
involved a HTTP redirect?
My backend application times out sessions, and if the next request
comes in after the session has timed out, it redirects the user to /
signup/login. Unfortunately, if this happens when the client issue
> http://plugins.jquery.com/project/parseQuery
Perfect, thank you!
Hello, a quick question in case I'm being stupid :-)
I see that jQuery provides a function to turn an object into a set of
URL query parameters:
$.param({foo:"xxx", bar:"yyy"}) => "foo=xxx&bar=yyy"
My question is: is there a function which does the opposite, i.e.
parsing a query string into
I found the solution. Whilst jRails uses jquery-ui-1.5, it is still
using jquery-1.2.6, and "closest" is a 1.3 feature.
The following works just fine:
remove
Ricardo Tomasi wrote:
> 'this' in an attribute event handler refers to 'window', not the
> element itself.
In my copy of JavaScript,
I am trying to convert the following Prototype code to jQuery:
...
remove
Basically, when a user clicks on the 'remove' link I want the entire
enclosing div which contains this link to vanish from the DOM. But
there are multiple divs, each with their own 'remove' links. (*)
With jQuery I
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