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jquery Programming Glossary: considerably

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their new order '#licontainer' .append li This should be considerably faster than your temporary list method as it performs fewer..

Code works in fiddle, but not on webpage

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function. window.onload works too but it takes considerably longer than a DOM ready handler to kick in when you have a large..

Why is this simple function not working

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be easier to maintain not to mention that the code is considerably reduced to just a few lines and could even be reduced a bit..

Two $.post requests one after the other.Second $.post request doesn't get executed

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params such as asynch false When new to ajax I found it considerably easier to troubleshoot this structure In your case you might..

Is there a case insensitive jQuery :contains selector?

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of jQuery a .text In the previous expression speeds it up considerably so try at your own risk if speed is an issue. see @John 's question..

resize font to fit in a div (on one line)

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your while loop to decrease the number of iterations considerably by doing this Set a starting font size. get test DIV's width...

HTML canvas double buffering frame-rate issues

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jQuery: How to use each starting at an index other than 0

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JQuery UI Saving Sortable List

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of items to the database. I have simplified it very considerably but this is the basic idea of it. I have a form with a sortable..

jQuery get input value after keypress

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as input text name dSuggest you can simplify this code considerably and if it isn't having an element with a name that is the same..

Sort a set of li tags alphanumerically

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insensitive. return a b 1 a b 1 0 reinsert the list items in their new order '#licontainer' .append li This should be considerably faster than your temporary list method as it performs fewer DOM operations. The use of native string comparisons should..

Code works in fiddle, but not on webpage

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of the page which automatically wraps your code inside an window.onload function. window.onload works too but it takes considerably longer than a DOM ready handler to kick in when you have a large page with images and other resources. share improve this..

Why is this simple function not working

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the prices change or if new prices are added this pattern should be easier to maintain not to mention that the code is considerably reduced to just a few lines and could even be reduced a bit further if you like terse syntax . I used jQuery you had the..

Two $.post requests one after the other.Second $.post request doesn't get executed

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17887098/two-post-requests-one-after-the-other-second-post-request-doesnt-get-execut

see if I've missed anything I can more easily add additional params such as asynch false When new to ajax I found it considerably easier to troubleshoot this structure In your case you might find your problem easier to solve in a .ajax structure since..

Is there a case insensitive jQuery :contains selector?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/187537/is-there-a-case-insensitive-jquery-contains-selector

the DOM directly by using a.textContent a.innerText instead of jQuery a .text In the previous expression speeds it up considerably so try at your own risk if speed is an issue. see @John 's question Latest edit For jQuery 1.8 it should be jQuery.expr..

resize font to fit in a div (on one line)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3401136/resize-font-to-fit-in-a-div-on-one-line

accommodate content. While loop optimization You could optimize your while loop to decrease the number of iterations considerably by doing this Set a starting font size. get test DIV's width. calculate width factor between orig_div and test_div. adjust..

HTML canvas double buffering frame-rate issues

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4539535/html-canvas-double-buffering-frame-rate-issues

jQuery: How to use each starting at an index other than 0

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4760734/jquery-how-to-use-each-starting-at-an-index-other-than-0

JQuery UI Saving Sortable List

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7342727/jquery-ui-saving-sortable-list

did not work for me. I am trying to save the new ordering of items to the database. I have simplified it very considerably but this is the basic idea of it. I have a form with a sortable list embedded in it. form id itemlist ul id itemsort li..

jQuery get input value after keypress

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has been added. Note that if your element #dSuggest is the same as input text name dSuggest you can simplify this code considerably and if it isn't having an element with a name that is the same as the id of another element is not a good idea . '#dSuggest'..