[jQuery] Re: How to write this using jquery?

> Long story short, is there a nice jQuery, multi-browser compaitble, > way of targeting an swf that will play nice with > ExternalInterface.addCallback()? THANK YOU JQUERY: $('#id')[0]; Beautiful! :) Cheers, M

[jQuery] Re: How to write this using jquery?

Hi, I think I need to rephrase my question. Is there a jQuery version of this: window[] : document[] Basically, I am trying to target an swf in order to use AS3 ExternalInterface.addCallback()... For some reason, doing $('object#id') does not work for the addCallback (). The function I poste

[jQuery] Re: jQuery, Firefox, & Flash... The animate()/animation bug: A fix?

> Hopefully this fix will get rolled into a future release of jQuery. :) If you are having similar probs, and do not want to edit the jQuery source, this was my fix: ... var ff = false; var userAgent = navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase(); if ((/mozilla/.test(userAgent)) && !(/(compatible|webkit)/

[jQuery] Re: How to write this using jquery?

Oops, typo: > $obj = getFlashMovie(name); I forgot to add this: var name = 'communication';

[jQuery] Re: Google setOnLoadCallback & jQuery $(window).load()

Agh, syntax error: Fixed: $(window).load(function() { alert('foo'); }); Is this the proper way to call $(window).load() using setOnLoadCallback ()? Thanks! M On Jul 26, 2:43 pm, Micky Hulse wrote: > Hello, > > This does not seem to work: > > //http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlibs/documentati

[jQuery] Re: SWF & animate() bug? Reloads swf. :(

Looks like Firefox 3.5/Mac behaves the same way. On Jun 30, 3:28 pm, Micky Hulse wrote: > Hi, > > Just wondering if anyone was/is able to find a solution to this bug: > > > > I need to animate the container of a flash embed, but I can't have my > flash re-load