I noted that firing custom events seems to work on any object, for
instance:
var myObject = {};
$(myObject).bind(...)
$(myObject).triggerHandler(...)
Simon Willison had written a tutorial that mentioned using document
instead for that purpose, and I seem to recall yet another mention of
using
Hi,
I have a div into which I want to load a string. The div has height
and width 100% - the whole window - and I want the string to fill the
whole div/window. (And when the window size changes the string's size
changes, too.)
Can someone tell me if jQuery can help me here to calculate the
Thanks Ariel.
Marcus
On Jul 16, 6:24 pm, Ariel Flesler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can access the document object of an iframe with jQuery:
var doc = $('iframe').contents().get(0);
That SHOULD be enough.
From there.. you get a bifurcation depending on the browser you're at.
--
Ariel
:
$(dsrte)
$(dsrte.body)
$(dsrte.iframe.body)
etc...
None contain the selectionStart property.
I'm wondering if its only used in fields, if so, what do I need to do
to capture the body selection?
Marcus
.
The parent DIV in FF is blocked.
Anyone else experienced similar?
Thanks
Marcus
.
The parent DIV in FF is blocked.
Anyone else experienced similar?
Thanks
Marcus
emptyanchor=0; title=lock message
class=lock onclick=spanlock/span/a
a href=javascript: var emptyanchor=0; title=delete class=delete
onclick=spandelete/span/a
/spanspan class=postdataThank you for your detailed report. We
will follow up with the owners on this issue./span/div
/div
/span/td
Marcus
response.
It works correctly if I use POST instead (both with Ext and jQuery). Both
methods work correctly with Mozilla 1.8 (tested with Debian iceape 1.1.9).
Anyone heard of such a bug in Firefox 3? My Bugzilla searches haven't turned
up anything.
Cheers,
Marcus
Marcus Better wrote:
Anyone heard of such a bug in Firefox 3? My Bugzilla searches haven't
turned up anything.
All I found was this.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=424212
[FIX]xmlhttprequest abort method should set status to 0 when it changes
readystate to 4
But it should only
Bramus! wrote:
Might be Firebug Itself as builds 1.2a26X and 1.2a27X totally broke
XHR.
I've confirmed that it was indeed Firebug 1.2a27X.
Cheers,
Marcus
Marcus Better wrote:
I've confirmed that it was indeed Firebug 1.2a27X.
And it works again in 1.2.a28X.
Marcus
that looks much better. thank you.
andrea varnier schrieb:
On 3 Feb, 23:12, marcus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
because i think this is somehow ugly i just wanted to know if there is
maybe a better way to do this.
you can put the object directly in the variable
var chosen
hi,
i have a click handler for a class in which i save this.id
chosen = this.id
later on i want to do something like
$(chosen).empty();
but this just works if
chosen = '#' + chosen;
happens before that.
because i think this is somehow ugly i just wanted to know if there is
maybe a better
hi,
I was playing around a it and was trying to simply catch every click-
event with something like this
$(document).click(function(event) { });
but what i just don't understand is how i can now access the element
that was orginally receiving the click.
$(this).empty() empties the whole
It did indeed. Thank you very much!
hope it helps!
It did. Thank you very much!
On 27 Jan., 17:55, Javier Infante [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
El dom, 27-01-2008 a las 08:29 -0800, marcus escribió:
hi,
I was playing around a it and was trying to simply catch every click-
event with something like this
$(document).click(function(event
Hi all.
Meanwhile I can do everything with jQuery I want to do, but one thing
I just can't get working and it would be awesome if someone could give
me a close to solution like hint, because I tried a lot now.
The google maps api has those info windows that open when you click a
button. Looks
Thank you.
hi.
i have a little question... im not quite sure, because i don't know
how to find out if this is working correctly. is this
$('body').unload(google.maps.Unload);
like the correct translation of this?
body onunload=google.maps.Unload()
').click probably just can't work,
because the form is simply not existing at $(document).ready
But is there a chance at all to do that?
regards,
Marcus
Meanwhile I found livequery, which is probably the solution, but I
still I don't get it working. Can someone perhaps give me a hint??
I gave the form an id and tried this (Unfortunately the parent divs
don't have proper names and ids...)
$('#touch').livequery('submit', function() {
Hallo Alexandre,
iŽve tried this, but wmode=transparant has no effect on the flickering
in Firefox. Any other tip?
Alexandre Plennevaux schrieb am Montag, 13. August 2007, 13:11:18:
AP Did you set your flash wmode parameter to transparent ? If not, try it, it
AP may solve your issue.
AP
There is a script at google-code for this:
http://code.google.com/p/jscsscomp/
Cheers
Muckinger
Klaus Hartl schrieb am Montag, 16. Juli 2007, 11:23:57:
KH Gilles (Webunity) wrote:
I've build something similar to this; here's how i did it:
on my webserver, there are a bunch of JS and CSS
FYI:
the Cycle-Plugin (http://www.malsup.com/jquery/cycle/) seems to work like a
charm, so i use this plugin now
M I take a deeper look at the plugin, and it seems that Firefox has problems
M with the postion: absolut at line 44
M $(elements[i]).css('z-index',
M
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