wade wrote:
> Honestly, I don't think display information should be mixed in with
> the data anyway. I have a separation of data and display mentality
> about that sort of thing...
I agree, SuperFlyDOM's templating function exists for that specific
purpose. You have a blank JSON DOM-structure t
The JSON I have to work with will look like the examples on
http://oss.metaparadigm.com/jsonrpc-cvs/manual.html#class-hinting
The Java devs I am working with have never done JSON work before, so
they saw JSON-RPC-Java, liked it, and that is what I am going to be
stuck with. I will bypass the jav
You may also try SuperFlyDOM, in gamma awaiting a proper demo, but
fully functional.
It accounts for many IE-specific issues, and is very quick. This may
save you much time on the translation, as SuperFlyDOM creates a DOM
structure from a JSON Array/Object. The plugin is currently hosted
at:
htt
DOH, yes
thanks for the catch, my bad for doing a half-hearted tweak on another
persons code. I definitely confused slice and splice when putting
that on there!
On Sep 6, 4:28 pm, "John Resig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > line - 903
> > old: var ele =
> > jQuery(this.col.root.headerRows[0]).c
On Sep 6, 2007, at 4:20 PM, Klaus Hartl wrote:
traunic wrote:
BTW, just to give an example of the ease of "upgrade": changes to
file
jquery.tableFilter.js
line - 487
old: target = jQuery(target).children('ul').eq(0);
new: target = jQuery(target).children('ul').slice(0,1);
To make it work
> line - 903
> old: var ele =
> jQuery(this.col.root.headerRows[0]).children().eq(this.col.index);
> new: var ele =
> jQuery(this.col.root.headerRows[0]).children().slice(this.col.index,
> 1);
This would actually be:
var ele = jQuery(this.col.root.headerRows[0]).children().slice(this.col.index,
t
traunic wrote:
BTW, just to give an example of the ease of "upgrade": changes to file
jquery.tableFilter.js
line - 487
old: target = jQuery(target).children('ul').eq(0);
new: target = jQuery(target).children('ul').slice(0,1);
To make it work both in jQuery 1.1.3 and 1.1.4+ try:
target = jQue
BTW, just to give an example of the ease of "upgrade": changes to file
jquery.tableFilter.js
line - 487
old: target = jQuery(target).children('ul').eq(0);
new: target = jQuery(target).children('ul').slice(0,1);
line - 494
old: target = jQuery(target).children('ul').eq(0);
new: target = jQuery(ta
;)
yeah, got that
but the plugins are not up to the nightlies, so, the IE7 issue is
resolved but any code I did not write personally (i.e. tableFilter) is
having eq issues lol
Fortunately I am just doing some POC testing at the moment so it is
not a show stopper. As long as the initial iss
traunic wrote:
confirmed fixed in jquery-nightly.pack.js (although a previously
working .eq(0) now tosses an error ;)
eq() has been deprecated (but not yet removed) in jQuery 1.1.4 and as
we're aproaching jQuery 1.2 it is replaced with slice(). Use slice(0, 1)
instead of eq(0).
http://jque
confirmed fixed in jquery-nightly.pack.js (although a previously
working .eq(0) now tosses an error ;)
On Sep 6, 1:26 pm, "John Resig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's correct - this has been fixed in jQuery SVN. I just pushed a
> new nightly out containing this revised
> code:http://code.jqu
That's correct - this has been fixed in jQuery SVN. I just pushed a
new nightly out containing this revised code:
http://code.jquery.com/nightlies/jquery-nightly.js
--John
On 9/6/07, traunic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Just want to confirm that others are having this problem.
>
> $("body").ap
Why are you nesting appends like that?
You might be interested in the FlyDom plugin. It does this sort of thing
easier.
http://jquery.com/plugins/project/FlyDOM
He has examples on this page:
http://dohpaz.mine.nu/jquery/jquery.flydom.html
It shows specifically the creation of a table.
Glen
On
Also just tried it with http://code.jquery.com/nightlies/jquery-nightly.pack.js
and got the same result as 1.1.4
On Sep 6, 1:19 pm, traunic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just want to confirm that others are having this problem.
>
> $("body").append(
> $("").append(
> $("").
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