JQuery :: Downloading - Click To Download The Latest Version - Or Any Version - It Doesn't "download" Anything
Dec 21, 2010
I am trying to get started using JQuery, but I find I can't even get to lesson #1. When I go to jquery.com and click to download the latest version (or any version) it doesn't "download" anything. It opens the file as a webpage in my browser and I see all the JQuery in one big string. Why won't the file just download? Is it the browser I am using? Is it my Mac?
Which one is the stable version of Jquery currently we are using 1.4.4 in the application, if we go ahead with 1.7 what all can break, exactly how the version migration is to be done?
I want to know the latest available version of the browser i am using and also i want to upgrade my current browser version to the latest one when i call a javascript method.on body onload i want to change my current browser version to the latest available version of the browser.
Theexpression in red works fine in jQuery 1.2.6 but does not in 1.4.2.
jQuery( "#menu_sample > li > a[@class=expanded]").find("+ ul").slideToggle("medium"); All the child li items for the following HTML should display: < li><a class="expanded" href="#">Weather</a><ul> (li items here) [Code]...
Take a look at the following two examples:EXAMPLE 1 (Undesired Effect):EXAMPLE 2 (Desired Effect):I am currently working on a HTML/CSS Tab interface that is using jQuery. I downloaded the original example files from somewhere that used an old version of jQuery (version dated back from 2006).When I open the TABS.HTM file in the browser, I see the desired effect (as in Example 2 above), where the first tab is auto selected. Nice!Now, when I updated the jQuery .JS library with the latest build (version 1.3.2), I get the undesired effect, as illustrated in Example 1I have absolutely no idea what is going on and I am totally new to jQuery. I am assuming with the new version of jQuery, the JS initiator code is different. Please can someone take a look? I've included the old jquery-Version2006.js and the new jquery-1.3.2.min.js libraries in the attached zip.
You can download the example files here: http://hotfile.com/dl/7659319/7e95c76/jQuery_Tabs.zip.html or from:
"Javascript does not work with Firefox". Below a very very simple html with Javascript. Using MS IE v8 I have found that the code works very well. Filling nothings in the textfield "your name" and subsequently clicking on the button and a window will popup with the text "Sorry, you forget to: ...". However, using Firefox instead...it does not work. A bit remarkable; the Javascript is very easy! Could you please check what went wrong? I have activated Javascript in the Firefox browser and the security is ok for Javascript.
<title>Inloggen van een nieuw lid</title> <script language = "Javascript"> function checkDate() { var message = "Sorry, you forget to: "; var voornaam = document.getElementById("voornaam"); var result = true;
if (voornaam.value.length == 0) { message+="- You have not typed your name "; result = false;} if(!result) {alert(message)}; return result; } </script> </head> <body>
I have problems updating from version 1.7.2. to version 1.8. I'm using a custom theme - can anybody give me a step-by-step guide how to update without destroying the whole site ? :) I would like to have the button featueres in the new version
I am trying to create a way for my users to download some code dynamically from my web page via a file download. Below is the code that i have written so far. It seems to be dying on the iframe but i'm not sure why.
Here is my jquery trigger which is inside my onreadystate function.
I need to have a submit input button automatically start a download when clicked, but also redirect to an additional "information" page. Since I'm not sure if this can simply be solved with HTML or must use some Javascript.
I have a page /download.php.basically on entry this page displays a browser download dialog box for a file.I was wondering if there is a way to use .load() to get the same download dialog box on another page.I tried the code below but it does not work/ what jquery function I can use to get this working
I'm trying to do some rollover images for a webpage I need to design, for class. I have them set up, and they work.. but the issue is that I set it up in such a way that the .js file is dynamic, and works for each page. You know, so that I don't actually have to specify the images within the .js file. The problem with THAT is that it doesn't automatically load the rollover version of each image, when the page loads.. so it's a bit sluggish.
I'm developing a relatively simple html based site for a gallery. Small images of paintings link to a popup window with a larger image of the painting. The problem is that the javascript code doesn't seem to work in Chrome or the new version of Firefox (where it only opens a new blank tab), though it works perfectly in Safari. This is my code (for vertical images):
var viewerWin=0; function windowPopVer(URLStr) { if(viewerWin) {
What am I doing wrong? We've changed the settings in Chrome and Firefox so that it enables javascript and all that. Why won't this work?
I am using a javascript audio player on a webpage that has an option to download the track by right clicking on a link called 'mp3' at the end of each track in the playlist. When the user right clicks on the track name however all that can be downloaded is an html file.
I am trying to find a way of changing this so that right clicking on the track and choosing the 'save link as' option will download the mp3. I have been led to believe that I can use a script such as this one:
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to generate a custom content menu for downloading tracks, or somehow downloading the mp3, but I am at a loss at to how to do this.
Here's a screenshot of a track in the playlist:
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And here is the source:
Code:
{name:"foster manganyi na tintsumi ta tilo - zion (ndzi teke riendzo no. 1) <span style="color:#BDBDA1; font-size:12px;">[from nick]</span>",mp3:"./songs//nick/zion.mp3"}
I need to allow user to download mp3 files when they click on the link rather than streaming the audio in the browser. Need to use only Javascript to download the file.
im1music.net has a download page which is a javascript. Basically when you click on the song title it redirects you to a page which gives you a preview player and a download link. I was just wondering what Javascript this is, as I wish to have it on my site.
I am exhausted today, not to include the funk that the BCS national championship put me in, so I must be either crazy or missing something. When I do the following the code works;
I have an application developed using jQuery1.2.3 and I currently have issues with printing a pre-defined area of a page within the application.I found the solution in the jQuery Plugin - PrintArea but it's not compattible with jQuery 1.2.x. The introduction of PrintArea and jQuery 1.3.2 to my app throws errors like "exception thrown and not caught - Query1.3.2.js" and "object does not support this property or method - on the line where I'm calling the printArea function".
I am trying to implement a version of the datepicker. However, I would like the calendar to open in a modal dialog box rather than sliding open next to the text box.This is the closest example I've been able to find, but there are a few issues - I would like the user to click on the text box to change the input, and obviously the small input box in the corner of the calendar is a problem...
I am using Jquery 1.2.6 version with existing website. I want to animate something on mouse over and for it I used animate function for it but I not able to get expected result.
I have a list of check boxes on a page and disable/enable a button based on if one or more of the check boxes is checked. If something in the list is checked, the button gets enabled. Otherwise, it is disabled. Since the list fairly long and it is also dynamic, this behavior is bound to the click event of each check box using live.
In jQuery 1.3.2 the following check worked as expected (with both actual and programmatic clicks) : if ($('input:checked').length > 0) { $('#button').removeAttr('disabled'); } else { $('#button').attr('disabled', 'disabled'); }
However, in jQuery 1.4.2 this behavior changes slightly. Actual clicks still register correctly and the code above functions as expected. Programmatic .click()s, on the other hand, pass through with the opposite behavior. When checking the state of $('input:checked').length afterward, it reports as I would have originally expected. I use this technique to unit test my code, so it is important that a programmatic click simulates an actual user click. This appears to be related to the known issue with the timing of :checked being switched when checking from a bound click handler.
Although I didn't see this timing issue with the above code in the past, I have seen it when checking the state of a single check box when it was the one that was clicked. When checking a single check box, I could work around this by maintaining a state variable rather than checking the :checked state directly. Now that this same issue is showing up when checking multiple checkboxes (in addition to the one actually receiving the click) that work around becomes much more difficult.
