[jQuery] Re: Help using

Just a single page, It's for a display. On Sep 30, 1:37 pm, James wrote: > Does this have to take into account of people navigating through > different pages on the website? Or just on a single page? > > On Sep 30, 8:49 am, Jsudesign wrote: > > > Hello I'm in need of some help in getting my cus

[jQuery] Re: Help using

Does this have to take into account of people navigating through different pages on the website? Or just on a single page? On Sep 30, 8:49 am, Jsudesign wrote: > Hello I'm in need of some help in getting my custom ad set up working. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > Here's what I'm tr

[jQuery] Re: Help using

Why not to use setTimeout? This way you call once each function, and forget about clear the interval and waste memory. function1(){ // do something... // 30 miliseconds = 5 min -> then i call function2 window.setTimeout(function2, 30); } function2(){ // do something // 60 mi

[jQuery] Re: Help using cylce(plugin)

Thanks you very much amuhlou! I've changed the width and height and put them in the css poperty. On 30 set, 14:33, amuhlou wrote: > I'm inspecting the div with the IE developer toolbar and it looks like > the dinamica div's height isn't being recognized. When the plugin > initializes, it puts in

[jQuery] Re: Help using cylce(plugin)

I'm inspecting the div with the IE developer toolbar and it looks like the dinamica div's height isn't being recognized. When the plugin initializes, it puts in a bunch of inline styles, so I'm thinking the height and width you have set may be getting overwritten.Add the dinamica div's height and

[jQuery] Re: Help using cylce(plugin)

Nothing! :) Just stay there, they are just replacement images. On 30 set, 14:11, amuhlou wrote: > what should the images below the cycle div be doing? > > On Sep 30, 4:52 pm, Ricardo wrote: > > > Here is a link:http://www.softcore.com.br/loxxi/servicos.php?idCategoria=11 > > You'll see the imag

[jQuery] Re: Help using cylce(plugin)

I see now that it's only happening in IE6. Have you tried assigning a width to the that encloses the whole right column? On Sep 30, 5:11 pm, amuhlou wrote: > what should the images below the cycle div be doing? > > On Sep 30, 4:52 pm, Ricardo wrote: > > > Here is a link:http://www.softcore.com

[jQuery] Re: Help using cylce(plugin)

what should the images below the cycle div be doing? On Sep 30, 4:52 pm, Ricardo wrote: > Here is a link:http://www.softcore.com.br/loxxi/servicos.php?idCategoria=11 > You'll see the images on the right side of the page. > > On 30 set, 11:36, amuhlou wrote: > > > I"m not sure I understand what

[jQuery] Re: Help using cylce(plugin)

Here is a link: http://www.softcore.com.br/loxxi/servicos.php?idCategoria=11 You'll see the images on the right side of the page. On 30 set, 11:36, amuhlou wrote: > I"m not sure I understand what you mean when you say the first div > hides the second.  Could you post an example page? > > On Sep

[jQuery] Re: Help using cylce(plugin)

I"m not sure I understand what you mean when you say the first div hides the second. Could you post an example page? On Sep 30, 2:31 pm, Ricardo wrote: > Hello amuhlou! I don't want to cylce the second div. I want this div > to appear bellow the fist div. Now, the first div hides the second. >

[jQuery] Re: Help using cylce(plugin)

Hello amuhlou! I don't want to cylce the second div. I want this div to appear bellow the fist div. Now, the first div hides the second. When the images in the first div fade I can see the image of the second div. On 30 set, 11:12, amuhlou wrote: > the cycle plugin cycles the direct children of

[jQuery] Re: Help using cylce(plugin)

the cycle plugin cycles the direct children of the div it's initialized on. If your goal is to cycle the 2nd div as well, you will need to use some wrapping divs. http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/int2.html The examples at the bottom of that page show how you can cycle through divs. On Sep 30, 1:

[jQuery] Re: help using parent()

IDs have better performance, but classes applied to multiple elements allow you to simplify logic and code. eric 1 eric 2 var x = $('#row_3'), y = x.parents('.section:first'); The same applies to the TR ids, but I don't know the whole context to propose anythi

[jQuery] Re: help using parent()

parents() worked, thank you. also the new closest() worked. what's the exact difference between those two? why classes instead of ids? is better than ? why? performance of jquery selectors? On May 19, 1:53 pm, aquaone wrote: > A will never be a parent of a . It will be an ancestor but n

[jQuery] Re: help using parent()

A will never be a parent of a . It will be an ancestor but not a direct parent. .parents() will look for ancestors. In other news, please use classes on your s instead of pattern matching the id. It's better for a variety of reasons. aquaone On Tu

[jQuery] Re: help using parent()

You might try just var y = x.parent('div'); Would there ever be another div that could be a parent of one of these TD tags? -Original Message- From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:jquery...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of elubin Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2009 12:47 PM To: jQuery (Engli

[jQuery] Re: Help using click event on looped LIs for two functions with stopPropagation and .live

I didn't look into it that deeply, but one issue I see is that when you click on the school choices, you're using the same ID from that LI to create a new LI in the schools selected with the same LI. You can only have one unique ID per HTML document. One suggestion is to just parse the LI's ID for

[jQuery] Re: help using selectors to set a hidden field value

Ahh Makes sense thanks Wizzud. On Dec 17, 4:31 pm, Wizzud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You're nearly there, but what you need to do is *append* to the > #updstr field, whereas you are currently overwriting its value with > each iteration of each! > Personally, I would probably do it slightly diff

[jQuery] Re: help using selectors to set a hidden field value

You're nearly there, but what you need to do is *append* to the #updstr field, whereas you are currently overwriting its value with each iteration of each! Personally, I would probably do it slightly differently, eg... $(document).ready(function(){ var upd = []; $( 'input[name^=rlinehval-