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Plugin has been rewritten to remove the use of CSS Expressions and to lift the restriction to IE6 only. The IE6 limitation is on by default but is now configurable by passing the conditional option. You may want to do this for instance if you are trying to layer on top of Silverlight in later IE versions. As a result of removing the CSS Expressions, you'll now need to re-run the bgiframe on elements that change their width, height, and/or borders after they are changed. The bgiframe plugin is chainable and applies the iframe hack to get around zIndex issues. It will only apply itself in IE6 (by default) and adds a class to the iframe called 'bgiframe'. The iframe is appended as the first child of the matched element(s) with a tabIndex and zIndex of -1.
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QUESTION
I am having issues using the jQuery UI dialog modal, and trying to pass in a dynamic name/value to be used as the callback function to execute (as well as arguments)
I have a function that calls the UI dialog.... as accepts a list of arguments, one of them being the callback function name.. and any arguments to accompany it.
I can NOT get jQuery to recognize the dynamic name/parms to be seen as a function.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-07 at 01:56For the first problem, just don't quote the callback function name.
QUESTION
I'm upgrading a rails app from 4.2
to 5.0
. The ruby version is 2.6.4
The app has a view that allows the user to click a link to run a scheduling script that assigns students into courses/classes. The script can take several minutes to run to completion, so we show a modal dialog box that, like a progress-bar, shows where the process is currently at. But in the rails 5.0
version, this is not working. There is no error(s), just the popup is not appearing. I figured it was a JQuery thing, so using try/catch blocks, I found it is in the .dialog(...)
call. But I'm not sure why it is failing. I believe I have the correct JQuery
gems and the assets/files set up correctly for rails 5.0.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-16 at 11:33I was "finally" able to resolve this issue. It actually had nothing to do with the dialog() function, directly. I brought up the Developer Tools and ran the Console tab/window to see if I was getting any errors or warnings and found I had a ton of ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined ....
errors. After some searching I found that Rails 5.2 does not need jquery_ujs
, so I removed the //= require jquery_ujs
line from my assets/javascripts/application.js
file. Now it works.
QUESTION
I am trying to create an event in FullCalendar by passing a timestamp into the url of a Django CreateView. However, after pressing submit on my form I keep getting a blank page and the error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-03 at 22:27The comments under the question led me to the right answer. Thank you very much @Willhen Van Onsem and @dirkgroten!
I was able to change the origin of the form POST by setting the action on the form in the html
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ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-21 at 14:53Remove top: -80px
and margin: 1em 0;
from .ui-dialog .ui-dialog-titlebar
QUESTION
This was previously working fine for me but I think something changed how jQuery is being enqueued in WordPress.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-15 at 22:23You assign the $ to jQuery like this:
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