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jQuery - Raphael - SVG - selector based on custom data

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11187856/jquery-raphael-svg-selector-based-on-custom-data

with html5 applications. If you want to store data in the dom you must access the html node and set the attribute there... marker.node.setAttribute 'data transaction' transaction Then you can then query the elements with querySelectorAll . Keep..

Sliding through divs at interval - jQuery

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2851855/sliding-through-divs-at-interval-jquery

class recent question div div Thanks in advance for any help or thoughts jquery share improve this question Hey there... so I've modeled your entire problem into a new file. You should be able to tweak this to get what you need html head title..

Load .txt file from javascript with jquery [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3304433/load-txt-file-from-javascript-with-jquery

access to a local file then you have 2 options. 1a. Change your model put the text file on a server and load from there... 1b. Run a local webserver 2 ... this becomes browser dependent In particular you can create a signed javascript for Mozilla..

Jquery Rails 3… form submits twice… deletes twice… help

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6747236/jquery-rails-3-form-submits-twice-deletes-twice-help

delete it wont renew the page because its tried to delete the same record twice. I hope someone has a great answer out there... btw im new to rails. code index.html.erb h1 SSCC h1 div id orderline_form render 'form' div ul id orderlines render partial..

jQuery - Detect scrolldown

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7154967/jquery-detect-scrolldown

there a solution to this problem They seem to be able to do it. Unfortunately the source code is compressed so no luck there... Thanks jquery scroll direction share improve this question I managed to figure it out in the end so if anyone is looking..

Safari: Absolutely positioned DIVs not moving when updated via DOM

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9471038/safari-absolutely-positioned-divs-not-moving-when-updated-via-dom

update the top and left CSS properties. Not a problem in Chrome FF and even IE8 but try it in Safari 5 they just sit there... Weirdly if I resize the Safari window they will update their position... You can see a demo of it here http www.bikelanebrakes.com..