[jQuery] Re: .ready() unreliable due to IE6 inconsistencies?

2007-05-14 Thread pd
Hi John Firstly due recognition: **bowing down to the master** :) jQuery is like gold, sensational, thank you. Re jQuery Flash yes two very specific reasons, one of which I raised in the dev list after the flash plugin author suggested it seemed to be overlooked. That is the ActiveX issue with

[jQuery] Re: .ready() unreliable due to IE6 inconsistencies?

2007-05-13 Thread Sam Sherlock
two suggestions 1. try making an isolated test with just the zebra table 2. try using an uncompressed jquery file when I first loaded the page in opera it did not stripe the table, then after reloading it did sorry to not be able to offer more than just shots in the dark, I have found

[jQuery] Re: .ready() unreliable due to IE6 inconsistencies?

2007-05-13 Thread Sam Sherlock
I avoid putting script tags in my document bodies as a matter of course. I found that the jquery flash plugin to be really useful, prior to using jquery flash I used ufo I would be interested to know why you have decided against the jquery flash plugin - S On 14/05/07, pd [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[jQuery] Re: .ready() unreliable due to IE6 inconsistencies?

2007-05-13 Thread John Resig
There's more to the story than this, however. The jQuery ready() implementation was very very different in June of 2006 (hence the problems with script elements). I think the reason why Swfobject causes problems is that it's not coded very well - hence the reason for a jQuery Flash plugin. Is