Maybe I’m using the wrong phrase but I’m having trouble finding something that will do this in a MODx environment.
I want to click on a line of text and have a drop down box appear to a set height and width that contains further information. I know it will be Ajax based but I just seem to find the right thing - any ideas?
Firstly - many thanks to dev_cw for pointing me in the direction of something that works better then the example I saw and secondly (now I’m in front of the right computer) here is the link to the example I saw:
http://abelhomes.co.uk/attleborough/briargardens/default.asp
If you click on the "Site Plan & Plot Details" you’ll see what I mean. I’m not that impressed with the example I’ve given but it does the job.
Thanks for your help
Thank you Robot - plenty of stuff to play with!
I think the jquery method just edges it - a bit more sophisticated.
Thanks again
Quote from: robot at Oct 09, 2007, 01:54 PMexample?
http://plugins.learningjquery.com/cluetip/demo/
I do think jQuery is more webdesigner friendly... mootools is nice but the documentation is nerdy and the attitude at their forums is not particularly welcoming to beginners... my 2 cents
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MODx est l'outil id
After your suggestions I tried the clueTip / Jquery approach with some success but at the moment I’m stumped!
Here’s the page I’m testing:
http://www.nedhomes.com/Manners-Court-Averham-Newark.html
When you mouse over one of the plot numbers it shows a ’sticky’ which is fine but then when you click on the link it is supposed to bring up the details - works in IE7, newer versions of Safari, FF but fails in IE6.
Any suggestions as to how to debug would be gratefully received!
Problem solved - duplicate Base URL calls was the problem. one in the document doing the calling and one in the document being called.
Thanks for all the help.