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• JQUERY .each --- detecting if EACH finds 0

  - by nobosh

  I have the following: $("span.findme").each(function() { $("<li>").text($(this).text()).appendTo("ul"); }); How can I, using the above, detect if EACH finds 0, if it's 0 I want to trigger an alert. Thanks

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• Will there be a JQUERY port to HTML5

  - by nobosh

  In an effort to move to HTML5 does one have to abandon JQUERY or is a port underway to move JQUERY to HTML5?

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• iPhone WebApps, is there a way to detect how it was loaded? Home Screen vs Safari?

  - by nobosh

  I have an iPhone Web App. I'm interested in detecting if the app was loaded either from: 1. iPhone Safari 2. iPhone installed web app (via the add to my homescreen) which loads without the safari bars. Any ideas?

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• Why does Safari not like the .trim() in JQUERY?

  - by nobosh

  This works fine in FireFox: $("#listname").val().trim() But in safari it errors: $("#listname").val().trim() while this does work, $("#listname").val() Why is that?

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• JQUERY AJAX, Issues with spaces being sent to the server, Why?

  - by nobosh

  I'm using the following code to post to the server which is then sent to a MYSQL query to find matches via search. $.ajax({ url: '/search/spotlight/', data: "q=" + $(this).val(), success: function(data) { } }); When Q's val has spaces in it, it's creating problems. I'm wondering if I'm handling this correctly? Do I need to encode the value in the AJAX call? Or is this a problem on my backend, which is ColdFusion Right now JQUERY is posting the following to the server: /search/spotlight/?q=FirstName%20LastName is this right?

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• REGEX to find the value of id="findme" in a html element

  - by nobosh

  Given an HTML string like: <span class="findme" id="31313131313">The Goods</span> What kind of REGEX in Coldfusion would return just (if it's even possible?): 31313131313 Thanks!

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• JavaScript Replace - u0009 .... with .replace(/\u0009/g,'');

  - by nobosh

  I'd like to use Javascript to replace all instances of \u009 in a string This doesn't seem to be working: .replace(/\u0009/g,''); Do I need to escape something?

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• Finding all LIs that have name="checked"

  - by nobosh

  I'm trying to find all LIs with name=checked and hide() them, but this doesn't seem to be working: $('li').attr("name","checked").hide(); <li name="unchecked" style="display: inline;"><a href="/">Home</a></li> Any ideas?

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• JavaScript IF with AND/OR.. not working

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  Can someone who is a master at JS tell me what's wrong with this? if ( $.trim($("#add-box-text").val()).length < 2 && $.trim($("#add-box-text").val()) != "Click here to add an item" ) { // If it's LT than 1 Character, don't submit $("#add-box-text").effect('highlight', {color: '#BDC1C7'}, 500); // Refocus $("#add-box-text").focus(); }

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• jQuery's attr - return multiple classes not just the 1st.

  - by nobosh

  Given a div such as: <div class="widget block dock clock">yada yada</div> I'd like to be abe to use JQUERY's $(div).attr('class'); to find all the classes, but the JQUERY.attr only return widget. Is there a way with JQUERY to return all the classes defined for the element? Thanks

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• howto, Use JQUERY .EACH() but not for a element, for a Variable

  - by nobosh

  In Javascript, I have a variable that is set to a block of text from a WYSIWYG editor. I want to use JQUERY's EACH() to find span's with the class XXXX. $( "span.foods" ).each( function() {}); But I want it to search in the variable I have, lets call if lookHere Is this possible?

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• Given the following JS/JQUERY, how to prevent it from being case sensitive

  - by nobosh

  I have the following line of code which works well: $("a.grouped_elements[href$=.jpg],a.grouped_elements[href$=.png],a.grouped_elements[href$=.gif]").fancybox(); Problem is, if the href is .JPG it doesn't work it only works with .jpg. How can I make the above case insensitive so either all caps or no caps or a mix all match for the file extension? Thanks

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• for a TEXTAREA, how to call a JavaScript Function on Return/Enter

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  I have a textarea that when a users pressed enter/return on their keyboard, I want to submit the field to a JavaScript function, just like it works on Twitter. Ideas? Thanks

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• Given the Following JS/JQUERY, how to prevent it from being case sensative

  - by nobosh

  I have the following line of code which works well: $("a.grouped_elements[href$=.jpg],a.grouped_elements[href$=.png],a.grouped_elements[href$=.gif]").fancybox(); Problem is, if the href is .JPG it doesn't work it only works with .jpg. How can I make the above case insensative so either all caps or no caps or a mix all match for the file extenstion? Thanks

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• Given a Date "03/13/2010", using that in a MYSQL Where Clause?

  - by nobosh

  I would like to pass a MYSQL query via Coldfusion the following date: 03/13/2010 So the query filters against it like so: SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE dateAdded before or on 03/13/2010 I'd also like to be able to take 2 dates as ranges, from: 01/11/2000, to: 03/13/2010 SELECT * FROMT myTable WHERE dateAdded is ON or Between 01/11/2000 through 03/13/2010 thanks

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