kleptomac » jQuery http://www.kleptomac.com A series of experiences on life and technology Tue, 23 Mar 2010 16:11:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 jQuery Desktop http://www.kleptomac.com/jquery-desktop.htm http://www.kleptomac.com/jquery-desktop.htm#comments Fri, 22 Jan 2010 17:33:29 +0000 jai.chandra http://www.kleptomac.com/?p=139 Found an interesting POC of jQuery Desktop using HTML5, CSS and jQuery at SonSpring.com. Though the implementation is basic, its certainly going to trigger more ideas and could be a good way of designing management tools. jQuery is a great library for javascript and when mixed with HTML 5 and CSS can create magic.

]]> http://www.kleptomac.com/jquery-desktop.htm/feed 0 Unclosed <P> before <form> breaks form submit in IE when using jQuery http://www.kleptomac.com/unclosed-before-breaks-form-submit-in-ie-when-using-jquery.htm http://www.kleptomac.com/unclosed-before-breaks-form-submit-in-ie-when-using-jquery.htm#comments Wed, 25 Nov 2009 08:30:41 +0000 jai.chandra http://www.kleptomac.com/blog/unclosed-before-breaks-form-submit-in-ie-when-using-jquery.htm If you are facing issues with form submits using jQuery in IE because of unclosed <P> tags.

Try this:

var form = $(document).find(“form”);

var frm = form.parent().html();

if(frm.toLowerCase().indexOf(‘form’) > -1 && frm.toLowerCase().indexOf(‘/form’) == -1) { var frmTag = frm.substring(frm.toLowerCase().indexOf(‘<form’), frm.toLowerCase().indexOf(‘>’)+1); var rest = frm.substring(frm.toLowerCase().indexOf(‘>’)+1); form.parent().remove(); form.before(frmTag); form.prepend(rest); }

]]> http://www.kleptomac.com/unclosed-before-breaks-form-submit-in-ie-when-using-jquery.htm/feed 1 jQuery.append() Behaviour http://www.kleptomac.com/jqueryappend-behaviour.htm http://www.kleptomac.com/jqueryappend-behaviour.htm#comments Wed, 04 Nov 2009 09:28:30 +0000 jai.chandra http://www.kleptomac.com/blog/jqueryappend-behaviour.htm jQuery.append() behaves a differently in different situations. It sometimes moves the contents from the DOM to the new location where it is appended and sometimes it clones it (keeping a copy of the dom element in its original location). I stumbled upon this when trying to fix an issue with <form> submit. The content I [...]]]> http://www.kleptomac.com/jqueryappend-behaviour.htm/feed 0