jSocialize bookmark widget

May 7, 2008 · Print This Article

it’s out: jSocialize - jQuery version of mooSocialize!

Finally it’s here, the first beta of jSocialize, brother ( or sister ) of mooSocialize. It’s been tested in Firefox, IE7 and Opera 9+. and please leave a feedback on it if you find bugs etc.

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5 Responses to “jSocialize bookmark widget”

  1. Nicolay Vasiliev on May 7th, 2008 1:17 pm

    Dear Frank,

    Thanks so much for your work. However I have two more questions.

    1. Would you change the “mooSocialize” to something else because it not mooTools-ed?

    2. I’ve met some strange effect. When was adding your page to delicious after saving your page was opened again in frame inside the same page. Is this a bug or a feature?

  2. admin on May 7th, 2008 1:27 pm

    Hi Nicolay,

    thanks for pointing this out. Yes, the button will become jSocialize instead of “moo”, just need to find the time to change it :)

    For the second strange behaviour, this is also in mooSocialize and has to do with delicious itself, yet I didn’t find a way to prevent that. I’ll continue investigating it.

    cheers
    Frank

  3. Peter on September 16th, 2008 1:38 am

    I have a strange problem, when you click the image for the popup menu, it always displays in the top left of the browser.Is it possible to change it so the popup displays where the button is located.

    pleasde note the mootools version is not like this, it works perfectly

  4. pk on September 27th, 2008 2:31 pm

    I see the same problem as Peter , The Popup menu, displays always at the Top Left. Any idea how to fix?

  5. admin on September 28th, 2008 10:40 am

    Hi folks,

    here’s a solution for this problem. Replace line 15 ( starts with “var top=” ) to line 23 with this code

    var top = $(”.socializer”).offset().top;
    var height = $(”.socializer”).height();
    var left = $(”.socializer”).offset().left;
    var pos = top+height+20;
    var div = document.createElement(”div”);
    $(div).hide();
    $(div).addClass(”soc_container”);
    $(div).attr(”style”, “top:” + (top - 330) + “px; left: ” + left + “px” );
    $(document.body).prepend(div);

    You might need to change the “top-330″ to your needs… let me know if that worked for you all.

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