Anyone see potential problems with optimizing away unnecessary ajax
requests like this:
$('.editable').editable(function(value, settings)
{
// check if changed at all
if(this.revert == value)
{
this.reset()
return
}
... fire ajax request
}
I've successfully implemented jEditable in table based pseudo
spreadsheet. Now I need to add Excel like Cursor and Tab navigation
between editable elements. I'm initializing jEditable with a function
argument in order to carry out the ajax request on my own. In Order to
successfully implement the
After upgrading to jQuery 1.3.2 users of our application will be
prompted with a confirm dialog:
Do you want to allow software such as ActiveX controls and plug-ins
to run?
The users have to use IE6 (yes I know - but this is a very restrictive
and old fashioned corporate environment and I have
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