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This week’s usual “Friday short post” about using jQuery in handheld devices. If you are a developer who is using jQuery in applications that were developed for use in environments with small processing power such as handheld devices, mobile phones, PDA’s, etc. you will find this post useful. Anyway, back to the topic. For whatever reasons you chose to use jQuery in your application (I would

This week’s usual “Friday short post” about using jQuery in handheld devices. If you are a developer who is using jQuery in applications that were developed for use in environments with small processing power such as handheld devices, mobile phones, PDA’s, etc. you will find this post useful. Anyway, back to the topic. For whatever reasons you chose to use jQuery in your application (I would

This post is somehow a continuation of our previous post on replacing images, but this post is one step closer to creating an image gallery using jQuery. In this post I will show you how to replace one image with another one in specific time intervals. For example: replacing image1.jpg with image2.jpg every 5 seconds. In javascript, whenever one says “every X seconds” or “time intervals” s/he is

This post is somehow a continuation of our previous post on replacing images, but this post is one step closer to creating an image gallery using jQuery. In this post I will show you how to replace one image with another one in specific time intervals. For example: replacing image1.jpg with image2.jpg every 5 seconds. In javascript, whenever one says “every X seconds” or “time intervals” s/he is

Have you ever noticed whenever you use jQuery's fadeIn() and fadeOut() functions your text will become edgy. Mozilla and other seem to be rendering fine (not sure about IE6). Anyway, to solve this problem you need to remove the filter attribute from the DOM element that you have faded in/out.For example:// This causes this text glich $("#message").fadeIn(); // This will fix it

Have you ever noticed whenever you use jQuery's fadeIn() and fadeOut() functions your text will become edgy. Mozilla and other seem to be rendering fine (not sure about IE6). Anyway, to solve this problem you need to remove the filter attribute from the DOM element that you have faded in/out.For example:// This causes this text glich $("#message").fadeIn(); // This will fix it

Yesterday I came across jQuery.fx.off setting in jQuery documentation. It disables all jQuery animations effective immediately when you set it's value to true. Consider this code: jQuery.fx.off = true; $("input").click(function(){ $("div").toggle("slow"); }); Your div will be showed/hidden immediately without animation. One of the reasons (as documentation mentions) to disable animations

Yesterday I came across jQuery.fx.off setting in jQuery documentation. It disables all jQuery animations effective immediately when you set it's value to true. Consider this code: jQuery.fx.off = true; $("input").click(function(){ $("div").toggle("slow"); }); Your div will be showed/hidden immediately without animation. One of the reasons (as documentation mentions) to disable animations