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Hi,

I'm sorry to "abuse" the forum this one time.
I hope someone can help me though.

If you visit http://2012.flexin.be - all of a sudden, nothing of my javascript works anymore even though the heads still contain all includes...

Is anyone seeing the light here, as I really don't see where it goes wrong to be honest :(

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http://www.flexin.be

Hi,

Okay,

Hi guys,


I know backwards incompatibility can not always be avoided, but where can we have a list of the changes that are backwards incompatible?  I'm still wondering whether the use of "text json" rather than "json" in an ajax call is a change which does indeed require my attention, or whether we can wait for a fix there...

It would be nice if there was a list of changes that are required due to a new release, or am I missing the location of these changes?

I'm sorry if I sound disrespectful - not meant this way, as I love jQuery, but the topics on this issue have died a silent death, so I'm still confused as to whether this is a change that we need to do, or whether this will be patched in a newer release.

Again - jQuery rocks, so would love to be able to upgrade to 1.5.1+

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http://www.flexin.be

Hi,

I'm using livequery on my pages...  I just read the documentation for http://api.jquery.com/live again, and can not remember why I required livequery plugin in the past...

Is there any difference between the two of them?  I though there were limitations to live() earlier, but I don't see it anymore.  I'm sure there was a reason why we moved to livequery in the past, but perhaps we need to revise that decision.

Can someone enlighten me perhaps?

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http://www.flexin.be

Hi,

Hi,

I have found MANY topics on this issue, but never gotten a solution...

http://lasonanta.flexin.be/flamenco/en/guitar-essentials-shop/strings/francisco-barba-2007.html&_s=0&

Just click on the link at the bottom "write a review"; it will display a form we are supposed to proces using ajax...
It works fine in IE (first timer something only works in IE...), but fails in FF with the error "RecaptchaState is not defined"  Has anyone come accross this earlier?

Thanks!!!

David.

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http://www.flexin.be

Hi again guys,

I'm going almost crazy over this...

Consider the following code:

1. $('form.ajax').livequery(function() {
           alert('ajax form...' + $(this));
           $(this).removeClass('ajax');
           $(this).submit(function(e) {
               alert('ajax submission goes here...');
               e.preventDefault();
           });
   
       });

As you probably already guessed, the idea is to do stuff for forms which are being added to the DOM by ajax; when the form loads, I want the above code to be applied.

Guess what - the first alert goes fine, indicating that thde livequery does work, and the form is going through this initiation code.  However - when I submit the form, I NEVER get the alert, and it simply performs its default behaviour, telling me the submit handler is never called.

Does anyone have any idea?

I'm using basistance validation class as well - are the interfering with the above code?

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http://www.flexin.be

Hi,

We have implemented the great validate class, but are running into some issues...
For backwards compatibility reasons, our form validation is initiated as follows:

1. $('form').livequery(function() {
           $(this).validate();
           $(this).find('.fx-widget').each(function() {
               validators = $.parseJSON($(this).attr("data-validation"));
               for(i = 0; i < validators.length; i++) {
                  switch(validators[i]["TYPE"]) {
                       case 'required':
                           $(this).rules("add", {
                            required: true,
                            messages: {
                              required: validators[i]["MESSAGE"]
                            }
                           });
                           break;
                       case 'minlength':
                           $(this).rules("add", {
                            minlength: validators[i]["LENGTH"],
                            messages: {
                              required: validators[i]["MESSAGE"]
                            }
                           });
                           break;
                       default:
                           // do nothing...
   
                   }     
                
   
               }
           });
       });
   

My only remaining issue is that it shows the correct message in validators[i]["MESSAGE"] for the minimal lenght validator, only if the field is EMPTY; if it is not empty, it shows the validation message from the plugin itself, which now is a bit stupid as it keeps on updating between the message we sent from the backend, and the message in the plugin code...

Is this a known issue?
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http://www.flexin.be

Hi guys,


http://www.flexin.be is still in beta test with a select number of customers.
For some reason though, my firefox continues crashing randomly when visiting the site, and 90% of the time when I use my back button on the site.

I can't pinpoint the issue, and I can't think of anything that may have changed.

The site is full of jQuery code, as we use it heavily to instantiate widgets, etc, but I don't know what changed which might be causing this?  I have searched these forums, and searched through the firefox bugs and forums, but can't find anything that might help me.

It might have to do with a plugin we use, but does anyone have any idea on how we can pinpoint the issue?  What can we do to try and figure out what happens when it crashes?

Thanks very much for your assistance!

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http://www.flexin.be

Hello,

I've been absent for a while, but promise to make up and try and reply to some questions soon again, so I can contribute SOMETHING to this wonderful project again!

I have a question though - I would need a SITEMAP icon to put it on top of a new website...  Any chance this might be included in a new release of jqueryUI?

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http://www.flexin.be

Hi,

I'm not sure what is causing the issues I'm experiencing, but we're currently building a very easy ticketing system for our clients into the main site.  Tickets are tied to customer accounts this way, so we don't want to use a third party tool anymore (Kayako has been promising their version 4 for ages, so we decided to stop waiting anyway...)

Okay.  On to the issue...

You can see what we did on http://flexin.be/site/en/SupportTicket/customerView/24.html?KEY=0651b7a5fd4c418eda481eb743e0c35b

For non-logged in users, a key will be provided to the user by email to access it.  Anyway: as you can see on that page, we have tabs which by default always load their content by ajax (based on the privileges, we have more than one tab, and we don't want to send all that data to the client, so ecah tab is loaded by an ajax call...  You will only see one tab as you are no staff...)

Once the tab is loaded (which goes fine), you will see the ticket details, and at the bottom right corner, we added a "reply" button which is supposed to give us a dialog which has the form which in turn, when submitted through ajax, will add a reply to the ticket.

I have one major issue with this and a nice question...

The big issue is that the addition of the dialog with the contained form is apparently causing this particular page some serious issues in terms of peformance.  In fact, on many occasions, firefox (or IE for that matter), will popup to ask if we want to kill the script, as if it is running in an infinite loop...

It then refers to http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.js:6233 as being the script no longer responding.  I don't really understand what the issue is.  We just bound a click event to the reply button which opens a dialog which when submitted performs an ajax call...

It must be said, we need to get rid of some old prototype code still, but this issue is giving me headaches.

Secondly - the question i have - how can I upon closing the dialog due to succesfull submission of the form, automatically reload the tabs content?  I don't want to use an id for the tabs as this is generic framework which I don't like breaking into, but when a response is added, it would only make sense that the ticket information is being refreshed to show the new reply list...

Again - thanks so much for all the effort of the team and the great help from all community members here!

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http://www.flexin.be

Hi,

It's probably caused by scripts written by us, and some of the old prototype scripts we're migrating to jQuery still, but we're having some major issues with Internet Explorer (don't we all do?)

First off, we're getting an error
on jquery.js, line 5899 - invali argument (currently using 1.4.2 from Google CDN).

The line reads:

fx.elem.style[ fx.prop ] = (fx.prop === "width" || fx.prop === "height" ? Math.max(0, fx.now) : fx.now) + fx.unit;

Does anybody have an idea what might be causing this?

Secondly, jqGrid is not working at all under IE.

I have no clue as to how we can debug stuff like this in IE. We use firebug while developing, and we should have been testing more thoroughly on IE during development, but I'm a little stuck now in terms of patching these issues.
How can we debug the code in IE?

David.