See, its was from watching all that x video
On 10/1/07, spinnach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> you should see x then :) ..
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> and sorry, but the error seems to be related to IE WebDeveloper, when
> typing the code in the console it didn't work.. when i put it in the
> head
you should see x then :) ..
and sorry, but the error seems to be related to IE WebDeveloper, when
typing the code in the console it didn't work.. when i put it in the
head of the html file, it worked.. so thanks for your time, but it seems
the problem was not related to jquery after a
WOW... is x better then xxx :)
Two more questions:
Have you tried Giovanni's suggestion and does that give you the same error?
Can you post a live example?
On 10/1/07, spinnach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> it's without any plugins or other code on the page, i have IE
> WebDeveloper v2 to
it's without any plugins or other code on the page, i have IE
WebDeveloper v2 toolbar installed, and when i just type that in the
console i get this error:
Error Expected ')' http://x.com/ (line 1)
dennis.
Benjamin Sterling wrote:
Spinnach,
That should work, I am using just that in
Spinnach,
That should work, I am using just that in a number of plugins, is there any
other code on the page? Can you post the error?
On 10/1/07, Giovanni Battista Lenoci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> spinnach ha scritto:
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> > this returns an error in IE7, works fine in firefox, is this a bu
spinnach ha scritto:
this returns an error in IE7, works fine in firefox, is this a bug or
something i overlooked ?
var $div = $('');
Try
var $div = $('');
$div.addClass('fileinputs');
Giovanni
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