I found the problem in jqDialog.js, there was an extra comma as shown
below
this.makeCenter = function() {
$(jqDialog.divBox).css (
{
top: ( (($(window).height() / 2) - (
($(jqDialog.divBox).height
()) / 2 ) )) + ($(d
On another post I discussed how I am usig jqDialog and it works great
if Firefox. But when I opened the page in IE6 on Win/XP I got the
following error:
Runtime Error
Line: 127
Error: Expected identifier, string or number
I am too new to jQuery and JavaScript to understand what need to be
fixed.
Right, but how can I do this in a more generalized way in 1.7.2?
- Ben
On Nov 21, 11:01 am, Scott González wrote:
> All you need is an event to cancel. You can already do this by
> preventing the default action in tabs' select event. So we need to
> bring accordion and tabs in line with each oth
The end of the saga...and many many thanks to Dave!
The objective was to intercept a buttons click event, display a
confirmation box and if user clicked Yes to continue the postback for
the button. In my case it was a button to delete a database record.
Here is the solution (I used the jqDialog in
All you need is an event to cancel. You can already do this by
preventing the default action in tabs' select event. So we need to
bring accordion and tabs in line with each other. Feel free to create
a ticket for this.
On Nov 21, 12:18 am, "\"Cowboy\" Ben Alman"
wrote:
> So, I'm looking for a ge
Hi there,
I have just recently explored JQuery and successfully implemented the
UI tabs on my site. I figured out how to hide the tabs, BUT I
couldn't find a solution to hide a tab when it's empty without having
to hard code it in. I think I need to use a conditional statement,
but I'm not sure
Hi Guys,
couple of questions regarding jquery sortable lists.
1> Say i have 2 'sortable' lists feeding off each other, how can i
limit the number of items that can be added to either list?
basically when a list has reached 5 items i would like no more to be
able to be dropped onto it. i would al
I believe this is at the root of the problem:
http://community.developer.motorola.com/mtrl/board/message?board.id=Android_Development&message.id=314
The simplest solution is still to anchor the dialog to the left edge
of the browser window.
This is my webpage:
this is the position
i love using jquery, but for uploader i head to use mootool (fancy
uploader) for uploading multiple files at once, but i just saw
uploader api on doc, but its not done and the demo i saw from a member
link, it seems like you cant do lots of things with it, like we can do
in fancy uploader.
also th
