That is entirely possible... there were multiple takes for this video. I'll review it and correct if there's a problem.Is it just me or does Kier repeat himself in the beggining about the overlays not being apparent
These videos never play for me on this site through FF, however they play from the uploaded site in FF fine http://vimeo.com/16893821
Anyway thanks for this great video
http://api.jquery.com/event.preventDefault/Great video!
BTW, I believe (event|e).preventDefault belong to The DOM, not jquery.
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Events/events.html#Events-Event-preventDefault
That guide is coming very soonI have a question on how to use this with submission data... The example you showed does not send any data, it only retrieves data.
For that you need to tie into form submission, the video for which I am recording right now.Jaxel said:How would I build this into a comment system?
Not sure exactly what you mean - what do you want to do with it?Jaxel said:As well, how would you co-opt the built in pagenav system, which doesn't seem to have any "data" tags on it...
Yea niceThat guide is coming very soon
For that you need to tie into form submission, the video for which I am recording right now.
Not sure exactly what you mean - what do you want to do with it?
Aah yes, will do, sorryYea nice
Pls put the code into the thread with the example codes
It's much easier for me (bad i-net connection )
I want to allow users to switch pages in a comment feed, without having to reload the page... using the pagenav.Not sure exactly what you mean - what do you want to do with it?
I want to allow users to switch pages in a comment feed, without having to reload the page... using the pagenav.
XenForo.register('#commentFeed div.PageNav a[href]', 'MyAddOn.CommentFeedPageSwitcher');
Would do that.Code:XenForo.register('#commentFeed div.PageNav a[href]', 'MyAddOn.CommentFeedPageSwitcher');
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