$('.floaty').makeFloaty({time: '1s'}).hideFloaty();
Thanks, One Mystery After 'Nuther (God I love this shit, since 1992)
This may help. Take not of the mobile.js JavaScript. I'm hiding the
floaty right away. And then I have to divs in my main template that
are both floaty one success and one error so that one is red and the
other green.
I then send all my jain result to handleJsonResult and I'm doing a
fadeIn/fadeOut with jQuery
Hope this help. Leave a comment on blog if you need any other help
Sent from my iPhone
2) Added this function to call the floaty when needed:
function dispfloaty(){
$('.floaty').makeFloaty({ align: 'top', spacing: 30 });
return false;
};
Thanks, Jack
On Feb 15, 4:26 pm, jackb <jackbelli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ryan,
> I think I got it with just JS. On an iPhone seehttp://s91524683.onlinehome.us/mobile/demos/ext_floaty/index.html
On Feb 15, 4:26 pm, jackb <jackbelli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ryan,
> I think I got it with just JS. On an iPhone seehttp://s91524683.onlinehome.us/mobile/demos/ext_floaty/index.html