Subject: [jQuery] Re: Possible remote and/or messages bug - msg#02196

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[jQuery] [Validate] Possible remote and/or messages bug

I wanted to post this here first and see if anyone has seen this. This is easy to reproduce. The Prep: Create a form with a few fields, on form field 2 add remote="somepasge.htm" and make it required, create somepage.htm and put true as the only content of the page and of course set the for to validate. This is a basic form that would use the remote feature to check with the server, and the field will always be valid as long is is not empty. The problem: In your validate function call, add a messages entry for field 2 and (this can be require, remote, etc) then submit the form, so far so good. Now, if you hit "back" in the browser and hit submit again, the form will not submit (but the remote check will fire), if you hit submit a second time, it will go. If you remove the messages entry for the field from the validate function call and try everything again it works fine every time (no second submit needed). It seems that having a messages entry for a field when using remote will cause incorrect behavior if the form is re-submitted.

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[jQuery] White spots while fading images

Hello All, I am using the animated innerfade pluggin ( http://www.openstudio.fr/Animated-InnerFade-with-JQuery.html?lang=en ) to provide the image transistion using fade-in/fade-out effects. Every thing is working fine in other browser but IE is showing some white pixels here and there on the images white they are fading. You could see this happening on http://www.anvay.net/pnrconsultings/ List of images where you can see white spots are * 2nd image, titled " team spirit " * 3rd image, titled "vigor" Observations : * They are effecting the same set of images. * They always affecting the same pixels. * Only during the fade-in and fade-out you could see that. Could anyone tell me what is the reason this, I know IE is evil. Please help me fight the evil. Can't tell my client and thier end user ( client's client ) to switch to better browsers , atleast for now. Thanks in advance, Samyak

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[jQuery] [Validate] Possible remote and/or messages bug

I wanted to post this here first and see if anyone has seen this. This is easy to reproduce. The Prep: Create a form with a few fields, on form field 2 add remote="somepasge.htm" and make it required, create somepage.htm and put true as the only content of the page and of course set the for to validate. This is a basic form that would use the remote feature to check with the server, and the field will always be valid as long is is not empty. The problem: In your validate function call, add a messages entry for field 2 and (this can be require, remote, etc) then submit the form, so far so good. Now, if you hit "back" in the browser and hit submit again, the form will not submit (but the remote check will fire), if you hit submit a second time, it will go. If you remove the messages entry for the field from the validate function call and try everything again it works fine every time (no second submit needed). It seems that having a messages entry for a field when using remote will cause incorrect behavior if the form is re-submitted.

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[jQuery] White spots while fading images

Hello All, I am using the animated innerfade pluggin ( http://www.openstudio.fr/Animated-InnerFade-with-JQuery.html?lang=en ) to provide the image transistion using fade-in/fade-out effects. Every thing is working fine in other browser but IE is showing some white pixels here and there on the images white they are fading. You could see this happening on http://www.anvay.net/pnrconsultings/ List of images where you can see white spots are * 2nd image, titled " team spirit " * 3rd image, titled "vigor" Observations : * They are effecting the same set of images. * They always affecting the same pixels. * Only during the fade-in and fade-out you could see that. Could anyone tell me what is the reason this, I know IE is evil. Please help me fight the evil. Can't tell my client and thier end user ( client's client ) to switch to better browsers , atleast for now. Thanks in advance, Samyak