Hi All,
I was wondering if there is a link or pointers for best practices while
integrating client side validation errors with server side validation. I
read on a forum that this requires the server side to return a json, but
could not find many pointers or details about this.
Can somebody please
All,
I’d like to use JQuery internally to a library I’m writing for a
client of mine. My specialized library will be solely based on their
REST services. I’d like to use JQuery’s AJAX functionality but I don’t
want to cause any conflicts if the consuming developer is using JQuery
on their main pag
I have some JSON that needs processing, e.g.:
items["1"] =
'1010101001010102011010100010101020101020101010101100110100";
items["2"] =
'101012101010111001011010111001010121011000";
... (x 1000)
I need to process ~1000 rows so that each 0, 1 or 2 appear as
Hi,
I'm fairly new to jQuery (been using a few months now). Binding event handlers to HTML objects via jQuery is awesome,
but I find myself struggling to find a solid (I.e., best practice) method for getting numerous arguments to the event
handler that are pertinent to the object that trigger
Hi all.
What is the best way to pass "parameters" from the PHP script that
generate the page to the Javascript/JQuery functions that enhance the
page ?
In my page there are several element that trigger an ajax request and
show the result in a box. Of course each ajax request has a different
url
Hi,
what would you consider the 'best practice' to access form input
values?
Having an input field
I could use
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').val()
or
$('[EMAIL PROTECTED]"title"]').val()
or
$('[name=title]').val()
or
$('[name="title"]').val()
(
I also once observed
Hello All, I am a newbie and am trying to learn jQuery. I created this
function:
function getRecord(id,URL){
jQuery("#ResultsTable
tr").filter(".selected").removeClass("selected");
jQuery("#"+id).addClass("selected");
.
It goes on to return a record.
I have a web page with two forms on it. It originally used Prototype
and I would like to convert it to jQuery.
The main form has text, checkboxes, radio buttons, etc.
I want to watch the form and if any form element changes I want to
serialize the entire form and post it to a URL, receive the re
I've been in this situation before and gone a different route, but this time
I'd really like to use a table for my data, but have the ability to
show/hide certain rows using slideUp/slideDown.
I originally tried sliding the actual TR up/down but it wasn't working
correct. I ahve a table with 6 co
I've got a bunch of thumbnails, and when clicking these thumbnails, a
larger image is supposed to change. I do this by changing the src
attribute of the larger image, but I'm very new to jQuery so I was
wondering about the best way to accomplish this. Right now, I've got
this working code, but may
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