I see examples like this.
windowId.bind( 'dragstart'....
but looking for drag events in here don't exist.
http://api.jquery.com/category/events/
Also when I run examples the events don't fires. So I'm obviously missing something here. If drag, dragstart, dragover, ect are not jquery events what are they?
Drag and drop events are not events Native jQuery, you have to use a plugin. I recommend this:
http://jqueryui.com/draggable/
Maybe you mean jQuery UI's drag and drop events? Here is something about it.
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Has anyone figured out how to disable the modal animations in Kendo scheduler? I know it's not officially supported but I was hoping someone might have been able to hack this.
They are really slow on some of my clients' systems and it would be best if I could just disable them.
Turns out you can do:
window.kendo.effects.disable();
Which kendo says disables all effects.
I've noticed it doesn't on some controls but for the scheduler it seems to do.
I love the timeline of this plugin, http://demo.tutorialzine.com/2012/04/timeline-portfolio/ but I don't want the top section.
All I want is the bottom, stacked events, section and the ability to respond to a click event.
Does anyone know of one?
Timeline JS is all over the Internet the past few days, and may be exactly what you are looking for.
I am using the MVVM light toolkit in a WP7 application and I am trying to wire up a canvas element's appropriate event to my view model using the 'EventToCommand' behavior. The event I am looking to intercept is the 'swipe up' gesture.
I have currently tried relaying the 'KeyUp' event but that doesn't behave like I had assumed it would. Is this even possible using behaviors or should I be doing something else? All the events I wire up to the viewmodel using the EventToCommand behavior work fine, but my basic problem is that I can't find an event for a swipe. I'm guessing gestures are handled differently?
What you need is a way to enable a gesture to trigger the behaviour.
Fortunately, Kevin Marshal wrote just such a thing and blogged about it.
Does anyone know of a firefox plugin that allows you to view what a control's name/id is? Preferably via a mouseover or something, but if I have to right click it or something that works too.
Firebug. Excellent plugin.
Firebug, or go old-school with the DOM inspector.
I’m writing a simple iCal-like app in Cocoa that I’d like to resemble the main view of iCal.
Does anyone know which GUI element (i.e. NSWhatever) was used to create the Month-view (this thing: http://skitch.com/edwardog/b38ba/ical)?
Thanks!
PS – A hint at figuring this sort of thing out for myself would also be well appreciated; I’ve got a feeling that the answer lies somewhere in .nib, but after poking around I didn’t have much luck.
CalendarWindow.nib, "Window".
Looks like it's all custom views I'm afraid.
The main calendar view must be a custom subclass of NSView, with custom drawing in the overridden drawRect: method.
If you really feel like poking around in running applications, check out F-Script Anywhere.
I'm not claiming that iCal uses it, but you might try NSDatePicker, which supports a calendar style.