I'm using jQuery 1.3.2 and the latest version of the Innerfade plugin:
http://medienfreunde.com/lab/innerfade/ I'm transitioning through 8
large images (1024x368) with the fade option. With Safari 4.0.2 the
transition is very sluggish, making it look like it's running about 5
fps. With Firefox
I had a script that was acting unexpectedly because of a function
parameter. I was trying to pass a jquery object through a function to
attach some events. I was wondering if someone could tell me why this
didn't fly:
function doStuff(theform) {
theform.show();
}
doStuff($('myForm'));
The
Could you be a little more specific? Maybe with an example?
That error has nothing to do with jQuery-1.3.2.js, it's one of your
scripts. You're missing a semi-colon or have some unclosed quotes, or
you're trying to use a function that doesn't exist. Are you using
Firefox with the Firebug plugin to debug? If not, do it, it should
give you a more detailed
I'm trying to fade an element out, then fade it's next sibling out,
with no predetermined amount of elements. Here is an example of how I
have it now but with only 3 elements:
function fadeEmOut(){
var kid = $('#folio').children();
kid.eq(0).fadeOut(function(){
ch2450: I'm viewing the page in Safari 3.1.2 and before I closed the
window I reached over 100 reloads. The file displayPosts.php is being
loaded over and over, stacking on top of others and filling up memory.
I've had problems with the setInterval() function myself doing some
animations, and
I see there's a patch to get IE to work with tooltip and an image map
area, does anyone know how to implement it? When i ran into this
problem I tried using cluetip instead but I had problems with it's
ajax features, and also it didn't have the iePNGfix like tooltip does,
anyone use tooltip in
Is your script which processes the $Count variable (I assume it's a
page hit checker?) being included before the line: $
(#top).load(top.htmll);? If the assignment for $Count is made at
the wrong time, and then you .load an html file I don't think $Count
will have any value. Immediately below the
If this code is verbatim I would suggest some kind of validation in
your php script, with the script you have now anyone could hijack your
database with an sql injection, or anything really. I suggest looking
at: stripslashes(), striptags(), preg_match(), ereg(), trim(), any
validation is better
I wrote a simple little quick contact form using $.post, it works fine
on every browser INCLUDING internet explorer 6, however 7 crashes
instantly when you click submit. To test and see if it was just my
script that was bad I opened http://book.learningjquery.com and went
to the section on Ajax
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