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Hello peeps.

I'm having a bit of a problem with cloned table rows and creating datepickers.

I use this function ...

1. Admin.Page.copyRange = function($row){
2.       var $table = $row.parents('tbody').eq(0);
3.       var $clone = $row.clone();
4.       $table.append($clone);
5.       $clone.find('input.date').datepicker({dateFormat:'dd/mm/yy'});
6.       $("#quotes-table").tableDnDUpdate();
7. }

I wonder if any of you peeps can help me out with a bit of a problem I'm having.

I have two datepickers a start date and an end date. I use the select event on the start date to open the finish date picker.

All works fine in everything except Safari on the Mac. I was wondering if anyone had experienced the same problem and found a solution.

Many thanks
BEAR

Hello folks.

I've got something strange going on and it's left me scratching my head. I have a potentially heavy bit of processing going on that might leave the user a bit stumped for a few seconds so I display a message for them.

Or so I thought. The problem is the message only decides to display itself AFTER the process has finished.

Any idea what I could be doing wrong?

Thanks ladies and gentlemen.

1. function filterSearch(){
   
2.       $('#filter-applying').show();
3.       var prices = $('#filter-price').slider('option', 'values');
4.       var min = prices[0];
5.       var max = prices[1];
6.       var bedrooms = $('#filter-bedrooms').slider('option', 'value');
7.       var bathrooms = $('#filter-bathrooms').slider('option', 'value');
8. ... 100+ lines of code omited for brevity
   
9.       $('#filter-applying').hide();
10. }

Example call:

1. $('#filter-bedrooms').slider({
2.       min:1,
3.       max:22,
4.       step:1,
5.       value:$.readCookie('search_bedrooms') || 1,
6.       slide:function(event, ui){ $('#filter-bedrooms-message').html(ui.value + '+ bedrooms'); },
7.       change:function(event, ui){ filterSearch(); }
   });
   
   

Hello peeps.

I'm having a bit of a problem here. I'm trying to add list items to a UL with a possible click event depening on whether an primitive object in an array of configuration options has a function to call specified.

The problem is that all the list items will call the function specified in the last configuration option.

If anyone can have a look at this code and point out what I'm doing wrong, I'll be their best friend forever!!

1. options: {
         tools: [
               { name: 'test1', exec: function () { alert('1'); } },
               { name: 'test2', exec: function () { alert('2'); } },
               { name: 'test3', exec: function () { alert('3'); } },
               { name: 'test4', exec: function () { alert('4'); } }
         ]
   }
   
   
2. for (i = 0; i < this.options.tools.length; i++) {
3.       var o = this.options.tools[i];
4.       var tool = $('<li></li>').html(o.name);
5.       if (o.exec) {
6.             tool.click(function () { o.exec.apply(); });
7.       }
8.       tools.append(tool);
9. }

Any help gratefully recieved
BEAR!

Hello Peeps

I'm in the process of moving from Prototype to JQuery and I've hit a snag.

In order to try and wrap my head around the JQuery way of doing things I decided to write a wizard plug-in that will help with a project I'm working on and speed up the learning process.

The problem is this ...
When the "next" button is clicked I check to see if it moves the user to the last step in the wizard and change the value of the button to "Finish". I also need to change the click event's delegate so it submits the form. In Prototype, I'd just use bindAsEventListener. Is there something similar in JQuery I can use?

Thanks
Bear