Dibenedetto: But now I need to get my data into that table
Gerty: Are you ajaxing the entire page over?
Datwyler: Because you should ajax just the data.
Muskthel: Robertmaxrees: what I just pastebinned you was what I get as response on a working page
Rodemeyer: But I need to p00p it in my own creature
Gochie: Has anyone experienced a scenario using jquery-ui where during an animation i.e., slide in/out, during the slide, certain styles are being overridden?
Garafalo: I have the slide working fine in codepen.
Lenser: NitroLiq: check if you don’t load a custom jquery lib which does that
Farrare: But adding to my project, the border and bottom padding are being overridden until the end of the trnaition
Dono: YamakasY i don’t understand what you’re asking.
Cardosi: What are you trying to do with that data?
Mostella: I’m just using the full jquery-ui via bower
Fiorella: P**** it in my inhidden block
Travelstead: Robertmaxrees: I did it !
Biersner: We need to kiss again
Animashaun: Close your eyes and spread your arms 😀
Lescavage: I used it before but I wanted to use these libraries we always use
Kreck: How could u get the tag attribute of an element being referenced in a jquery script?
Zabek: I’ve ***igned a tag attribute to each element in my periodic table and I want to get the name of that element when its selected. Is there a method in jquery that can return the tag attribute of an html element?
Hedgepath: Those tags can have attributes.
Guedesse: Theres an attribute called tag though
Moynahan: Mind showing me what you mean?
Vanskike: Nvm I was looking at the wrong reference, but is there a name attribute or anything like that or can you only use id?
Chiaramonte: Or storing data on elements?
Mathre: Selecting elements so I can send the elements selected and the relevant info to a php file
Cluster: I’ll be back in 15 mins
Lascaro: You can use ids and cl***es.
Mill: What would be a good looking alternative to bootstrap ?
Lew: Guest1000000 semantic ui is one choice. foundation is another.
Rafferty: How can I traverse the entire dom, count how many of a certain cl*** are there, and get that total?
Muraco: Seriously robertmaxrees, that’s it? It’ll tell mehow many times it’s present?!
Feurtado: Holy crap. okay thanks! I’ll try and do the next part after that on my own before crawling back for help :
Celestin: Haha what do you have?
Schaupp: Okay, basically I need to ***ign an id to each of these checkboxes throughout my file and then ***ign a number to it, and the same number to the for part of the label
Coovert: Because for some reason, I can’t just put this in and it works, whatever code is pre-existing, it’s not letting the checkboxes run
Howerter: I have to ***ign each thing separately named
Armer: Actually here, here’s the example I got the code from
Wdowiak: Http://callmenick.com/_development/css-toggle-switch/
Hubka: Make a fiddle either way ;
Bolds: The 4th, 5th, and 6th items down
Pallazzo: Okay forget formatting, the issue of each box performing the action still remains
Declet: Http://jsfiddle.net/ahadbsr8/
Zorilla: Is there a way to create your own event in javascript and then bind to that event with a name via $”myEle”.bind ?
Diep: Mentoc you use .on, and yes.
Kelii: Just use .trigger’myEvent’
Rabassa: Robertmaxrees, if you change the id of one of them, as well as the “for=” of that changed id to equal it, they BOTH work
Kappe: Oh you have to leave the label after the input.