I am trying to open a fancybox from a function I have - in short my HTML code looks like this; <a href=\"#modalMine\" onclick=\"myfunction(this); return false;\">
So this question isn\'t as crazy as it might sound at first.I\'m developing a piece of javascript code to drop into my client\'s pages.What I\'m worried about is if they are using another version of j
$.post(\'ajax.php\', { callback: \'send_mail\', name: $(\"#name\").val() }, function(data){ if(data.request == \'success\'){
I am getting 2 different results when invoking fancybox from a click, and a simulated click. The code writes a link into the wrapper, uses that link to trigger the fancybox. That one is fine, it takes
first post - Hello! I use fancybox (Fancybox homepage) to display modal windows.I\'m trying to display a hidden div with an iFrame inside of this div.Works great.The second time you click the link, it
Anyone know of some trick I can use to get facebook to authenticate a user within a fancybox iFrame? ... when I use the following code facebook dosent present the user with a login box, rather it give
Ok, here is my code, it is stored in an external js file, and properly included in the main html in head section.
$(\"a#selectUser\").fancybox( { \'autoDimensions\': false, \'width\': 680, \'开发者_开发知识库height\': 495,
On Fancybox\'s home page there\'s an example (last one on page\'s bottom) where Fancybox is feed through a direct list.
I\'m guessing how to solve a fancybox issue in IE9 RC release. Fancyboxes aren\'t loaded in this new browser (and bubbletip tooltip too..).
加载中,请稍侯......