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Following my recent post on my rolechanger module , I started delving into how to provide functionality with the resulting dropdown box that the module provides. I wanted to provide all functionality through javascript and have included a rolechanger.js file for this purpose. However I found a few quirks while working with jQuery and the select element. I started out with a .change() on the select element and drilled down through the .children() looking for [@selected]. However, thought this worked fine in IE, Firefox did not pick this up at all. I saw in the jQuery issues that this had been fixed, but evidently not for the release that ships with Drupal.
jQuery: working with select options | Making the best things!
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Clean and pure CSS FORM design
Some readers of my blog hate html tables and often ask to me which is the better way to design FORMS with CSS, without using tables to place each form element in a table's cell. How I said some time ago... tables are not evil . Sincerly, in some case I used pure CSS code to design forms but, in general, I prefer to use tables. It's simpler and faster than use only CSS property "to simulate" a table structure.jQuery plugin : jqTransform Author : DFC Engineering License : GPL Release version : 1.1 Released on : 2009 August Release note: - add click event on checkbox and radio - Auto resize the select field if necessary Context This plugin is a jQuery styling plugin wich allows you to skin form elements.

