Mcglinn: Just use $’#priceLeft’
Skyles: Jhave: also don’t add space at the beginning and end of the selector
Inguardsen: I look like i have found my first fail :
Isola: But the value need to be posted in #priceRight.h3 as valuekr
Bryand: Ah, you want the h3 child
Verunza: Jhave: have you read about css seletors?
Sandino: So $’#priceLeft.h3′ should be $’#priceLeft h3′
Fischman: And as ids are unique that makes no sense
Falah: Css selectors read from right to left
Fontanini: Hmm its dont like to work :
Loguidice: Its need to work when a user change the dropdowns its calculate on new and change the value for H3 to value+kr
Donkervoet: Well then i recommend adding a separate span for the value
Margan: Meaning change h30ok/h3 to h3span0/spankr/h3
Heuberger: Then you just change the selector to ‘#priceLeft h3 span’
Sadolsky: Cork, do its not calculate correct now ?
Kloc: I have updated the script
Dudack: Http://jsfiddle.net/u1vjtg46/3/
Petzoldt: Jhave: well if you’re calculating correctly is more then i can say
Barmettler: Jhave: ah, another thing
Guelespe: You shouldn’t use option:selected in the value selectors
Schriver: You want the .val of the select element
Bjorkquist: Var q = 1,2,3,4; q0.remove; and i got typeerror why ?
Palleschi: Jhave: http://jsfiddle.net/u1vjtg46/4/
Urbain: Km4: cause arrays doesn’t have a method “remove”
Duffy: If you want to remove the first element in the list you use .shift
Pezez: Well splice is if you want to manage elements further in the list
Jumper: But .shift/.pop is preferable if they do what you want
Bjorkquist: I will remove this elem
Wangberg: Its numbers in an array
Rudduck: Isnt it called elements
Schreck: Decx: based on earlier questions i suspect he is mixing things up again
Bjorkquist: Ok how i must use if i need remove only 3 or 2 numbers ?
Spinuzzi: Km4: make a code example of what you want to do
Grix: Does jquery UI includes jquery core?
Bursell: So I have to include both of them?
Dowless: Javascript libs should never include there dependencies
Bickle: Cause then you get conflict if the page need to use that lib separately
Spare: Jquery: if a lib, like ex jquery-ui included jquery “core” you would have to use the version of jquery.js it included
Covarrubia: If you had something that depended on an older version you would be *****ed
Hoit: So, a lib should never include its dependencies, it should require that you included them, in what ever way “you” as the site administrator want
Dennie: So that is why jquery ui does not include jquery core.
Kenderdine: Does jquery ui support IE8 ?
Bernbeck: Whats new in 2.x compared to 1.x ?
Gessel: Some code clean up, some optimization doable cause ie9 is dropped
Luzania: And some features not possible in ie9 like errors for jsonp calls
Crape: But they are meant to be feature compatible
Zeitz: 1.9+ and 2.0+ is meant to have the same features
Tisa: Meaning 1.9 and 2.0, 1.10 and 2.1 and so on
Bjorkquist: Guys http://jsfiddle.net/fcmmw5c9/1/
Rubow: 3.0 is meant to be a large rewrite from what i’ve seen
Vinz: Cork: thanks, good day bye
Bjorkquist: I will remove popup in categories
Alalem: Km4: http://jsfiddle.net/fcmmw5c9/2/
Bjorkquist: Not working for me ;P