I'm trying to parse a Json string received by $.getJSON(). I can receive the string but firebug gives me an "invalid label" error. I think it is because the string is an hash array with a number as first label, but I'm not sure. This is the string:
{"15":{"id":15,"x":0.4589937586135409,"y": 0.8324914620560137,"z":-0.9435707004102728,"rawData":"1256204002860 13 -442866538 18392602 647462767 314 1777206957 -1664784174 "}} and this is the non-working code:
Is there some way to determine if the XML returned via a $.ajax() call is well formed? My experience is that if badly formed XML is returned (eg: a missing ">") then the return value is "success". However I notice that data.childNodes[1].textContent contains a very specific error message that points to the line which has the syntax problem. Is there any (documented) way to know if the "success"-ful call to $.ajax() actually returned a poorly formed XML file?
When to call a fadeIn function only after all of the elements (images) have been loaded perfectly. I set a function on document ready to fadeIn all divs of which class is "menu".
//animate on page load $(document).ready(function() { $(".menu").fadeIn(2300, function() { $("#welcome").fadeIn(1700);
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But, before all of the menu are images, if it is my first time to open the site. The fadeIn effect could not be seen becaue of the loading time needed for images, instead I only see they are loaded "partially" and one by one like usual.
This is the link of the site When to call this fadeIn function only after all of the images have been loaded perfectly?
Picture a table where each cell row is 50px tall, with 3 to 5 columns of varying length. For example: thumbnail, name, description, price, options. The thumbnail will always be the same size, but for efficiency of space, nothing else is.
My question is one of overflow. With long descriptions, overflow:hidden will keep things clean. But the most aesthetic presentation would be todynamically truncate the description with ellipses (...) somewhere just before the text runs off the end of the cell (like the ubiquitous [More...] feature, but first filling the cell as much as possible).
This is a typographically desirable feature, and I can come pretty close with php
I've got the below function that works perfectly fine in FF, but it acts like nothing is happening in IE 8. I've tried the no cache option, my own url random addition and numerous variations.
It works perfectly in Firefox and Chrome, but in IE 7/8 it doesnt do anything. In fact, in IE the inputs that I insert dinamically when I press the button " agregar" doesnt appear in the page, but they are there, because when then when i do the Insert I have all of that dinamyc inputs that I put. The problem is that they are not shown in the page.
When I load a JSON file locally, I receive the following error in my Firefox console: "not well-formed / file:///<fileLocation>/data.json / Line: 1 / {}". The loading otherwise seems successful, as I can interact with the loaded JavaScript object. For this example, I'm loading an empty JSON object, but this error occurs with non-empty JSON objects, too.
I have a document that I'm using jQuery.load() on to grab some external XHTML.Within this XHTML, once loaded, I want to also load some .js files andexecute some more jQuery.However, when I do that, the browser chokes on the comments in the .js file:
I need create offline html page, graphic menu for autorun. How to resize a html page to perfectly fit a background image size? I need html page that need be resized to perfectly fit a background image size, also, this page need be centered on screen.
Trying to upgrade from JQuery 1.4.3 to 1.6.1. My getJSON queries no longer populate my SELECTs. The below code works perfectly in 1.4.3 but unsure what changes I need to make for 1.6.1.
function populateCause() { $.getJSON(urlQueries, {sql:'list_causes'}, function(data) { var select = $('#opencause'); var options = select.attr('options');
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The ONLY change I made is sourcing JQuery 1.6.1 instead of 1.4.3. Evidently I need to change the method of parsing the JSON data also.
I am using the getJSON command and using firebug for debugging, if I go to this server i setup with this url: [URL] It returns json data warped with getdata({data}). I have validated the json part using jsonlint, so from firebug's net tab I get a param (callback getdata), header and response, etc. as expected. But if I use jquery's getjson, I get param, and header but the response is empty and function callback doesn't trigger (no alert). (I know that getjson uses OPTIONS instead of GETS and I can see that the request is made on the server and the json should be sent as normal). Here is my code for this section:
<script type="application/javascript"> function getdata(data){ alert(data.name);
The problem I'm facing is as follows. I'm using a JSON call to checksome data before doing a JS redirect to a different page. The redirectworks but it's impossible to get back to the initial page using thebrowser's back button. The initial location is not being stored in thebrowser's history.This is the script simplified. If placed on[URL]browser's back button.
After upgrading to jQuery 1.4.1 from jQuery 1.3.2, my getJSON requests fail.The error given to the ajax error handler, is "Invalid JSON: ..." where "..." is the text of the response.Firebug parses the JSON fine, and can display the JSON data as such in its console, and jQuery didn't have an issue with the same data with version 1.3.2.
The NS_ERROR_DOM_BAD_URI seems to be about cross domain issues but I'm working locally on the actual server so should I be able to access the data? Also why is there an XML parse error when I can see the exact data I want in httpfox's "Content" tab?
I have setup a little example here: [URL] It is JSONP because of cross site policy. The returned JSON is valid, you can check the response in firebug. The callback function is not fired.
Tested with jquery 1.3.2, 1.4.2 and 1.4.4. Same result.
In jQuery 1.4.4 I could load a JSON file from subdomain2.website.com to subdomain1.website.com without any problems. When I upgraded to jQuery 1.5 this didn't work anymore.
Is this a jQuery bug
$.getJSON("http://subdomain2.website.com/resources/data.json", function( data ) { console.log("data"); });
I have this basic code following and its not returning anything at all. Even the alert is not alerting. I have checked and the select is sending the value fine But nothing happens on return. What i am missing?
I have been trying for several days to get the response from a $.getJSON query to PHP which gets records from MySQL. The attachments show the code I think is messed up and a screenshot of the results and firebug data.