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Marco says:
Ok guys... so I did this piece of badass JQuery code. It's running here. In Safari the headers just disappear. What is up with that? Anyone know?
posted Mar 22
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Christopher says:
Seems like a rendering bug. If I select the text with my mouse, it becomes visible again.
Maybe try tricking it back into place by toggling the visibility right before the fade effect.
posted Mar 22
Marco says:
That worked indeed. It doesn't look very fade-ish anymore on Safari but at least it works now ;)
Thanks!
posted Mar 22
Christopher says:
Sweet :D
Might want to report the bug to Apple, maybe it's a simple fix that'll come with the next update pack. From the Safari menu, choose Report Bugs to Apple.
posted Mar 23
Marco says:
Damn... I've only been doing some small things so far but... I already LOVE JQuery! It's so ridiculously easy to do stuff with it that it almost makes programming Javascript a trivial task. What an amazing piece of code!
posted Mar 22
Dave says:
has anyone ever done anything with sortable lists using jQuery? is there something better than jQuery out there for this? like YUI? Any preferences? i don't like the jQuery Interface plugins... they seem kinda sketchy... what does everyone thing?
posted Mar 21
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Christopher says:
I haven't tried it with jQuery, but I've done it with YUI. It not hard per-se, but from looking at the jQuery examples, the YUI way is more involved.
YUI provides the Drag and Drop utility which isn't specifically for, or doesn't specifically feature, sortable lists. It's not hard to make a list sortable, but it's not the 1 line of code you see when you use the jQuery Interface plugin. I've written an implementation that works quite well, but still has a couple bugs. I'm considering just throwing it away and using a modified jQuery instead; have someone else worry about the bugs and testing and whatnot.
As for the interface plugin -- what don't you like? I haven't used jQuery for anything big (yet), but it seems okay to me. It's an "official" plugin. Seems on par, or better, then what scriptaculous is for prototype.
posted Mar 22
Dave says:
The thing i don't like about it is it's sketchyness... Some things just don't run smoothly... I haven't worked with it extensively, but every time i go to use it i end up throwing it out beacuse it's not smooth and elegant... next time i have the itch to use it, if it is being crappy i'll post a link...
posted Mar 23
Dave says:
In Place Editor Plugin!!!
http://davehauenstein.com/blog/archives/28
it supports text boxes, text areas, select dropdown menus, and tons of customizable parameters.
posted Mar 13
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chrysb says:
Hey, I've been using jQuery a lot lately and I have gotten really frustrated posting on the Google Group for help, posts take 3-4 hours to appear.
So, I've created a simple forum, and everyone is welcome and bring your friends. Let's get a good community started.
http://www.jqueryhelp.com
(The design/layout is still a bit under construction, don't fret)
posted Jul 11