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- Hi guys/girls,I have an object created by:var obj = {};obj.item1 = {};obj.item2 = {};obj.item3 = {};obj.item4 = {};I am wanting to remove one of the attributes. So I call $(obj).removeAttr('item1')This empties the attribute but the attribute still exists.Any pointers would be great!Here's the print out from chrome's js consoleobjObject
- item1: Object
- item2: Object
- item3: Object
- item4: Object
- __proto__: Object
$(obj).removeAttr('item1')[Object- item1: ""
- item2: Object
- item3: Object
- item4: Object
- __proto__: Object
]- Hi,I'm using jquery with wicket. I use jqTransform to skin all of my form components. This all works fine until it comes to skinning components that are added via ajax. I have manged to recall the jqTranform function from wicket and they are redecorated however the problem is that the components are already rendered when they are re-skinned which causes them to briefly flash from the old style to the new style.Hopefully that makes sense!I appreciate any help!
- Hi,I am using wicket and jquery. I'm using the jqtransform to skin my form components. This all works fine until it comes to skinning components that are added via ajax. I do a call from my wicket application to the jqtransform function and it skins the newly added components however it reskins them after they are already rendered and you can see them flash from the old style to the new style??So basically I just want to know how to reskin components added via ajax before they are rendered.Hopefully that makes sense!Any help is appreciated!
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