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Is this a BUG ??

in Using jQuery • 13 years ago

The matched elements will be revealed immediately, with no animation. This is roughly equivalent to calling .css('display', 'block'), except that the display property is restored to whatever it was initially. If an element has a display value of inline, then is hidden and shown, it will once again be displayed inline.

That's what the jQuery API says about the .show() function.

But I'm having an issue. The first time an error label appears on the form is correctly shown, but the second time the same must be shown [After performing a .hide()] the .show() function doesn't restore the label with its original "display:inline" attribute it has on the CSS style sheet.

Any suggestions ?? Ideas ??

Thanks in advance to all xD

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dave.meth..

Re: Is this a BUG ??

13 years ago

Can you post a link to a simple test page?

1uka.z

Re: Is this a BUG ??

13 years ago

Be my guest:

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Notes: Is a very small part of the app I'm on. The selects are empty just for the example, they doesn't count even.

Just put letters on the [*] inputs. Correct the errors putting numbers, when the blue checked icon appears, delete the number/s and type letters again, you should see there what happens, the labels now are off position, and if you inspect them on Firebug, they now have a "display:block" attribute set; and not by me.

If you can, take a look. Any help would help. I tried everything, change styles, isolate inputs but not succeed :-(

Here it happens again, "Edad" and "Dirección Postal" are not required, but numeric values allowed. There are here a few required inputs, the first ones. Here it happens on the "Edad" input when you fix the input, type wrong again and fix again, and there you go.

I figured that on IE [At least 7/8] works fine [Weird] but in Firefox and Chrome not.

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Thanks in advance

1uka.z

Re: Is this a BUG ??

13 years ago

So, Dave; did you take a peak ??

I would really appreciate a little help on this issue. Because is messing around my entire interface

Thanks dude

dave.meth..

Re: Is this a BUG ??

13 years ago

I did but it is a lot of code so it was hard to follow. I can't tell whether the problem is specific to the validate plugin or is something more generic.

1uka.z

Re: Is this a BUG ??

13 years ago

What you mean a lot of code ??

If you need to, I could shorten it for you. Just let me know.

A lot of JS or a lot of HTML or both ??

Thanks again man. I really need a clue on this ...

five40kix

Re: Is this a BUG ??

12 years ago

Has anyone figured out why it's doing this?

I'm new to JQuery, so it'll take me some time to parse through the validation plugin to figure out how it knows to do a "display: block" or "display: inline".

five40kix

Re: Is this a BUG ??

12 years ago

Through my debugging, one of the things jquery validate sees to determine whether or not to inject "display: block" or "display: inline" are any "position" attributes.

E.G.
<div class="positionAbs">
....<label class="error"...>...</label>
</div>

If the "positionAbs" class has something like "position: absolute" in it, when validate does a revalidation..."display: block" is injected. However...once I removed "position: absolute", "display: inline" was being used.

Hope this helps

1uka.z

Re: Is this a BUG ??

12 years ago

Yes ok, but if I remove the "position:absolute" from it; the error label, just interferes into my styles and, "move everything from place". And I don't want that :-(

Thanks anyway !!!!

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