Steve Schwartz

I'm not sure, but I'm wondering if it'd help if iframe-transport allowed setting the iframe's [`document.domain`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/document.domain).

To expand on what @cmlenz is saying, you need to do some server-side scripting to detect when your form has been submitted via the jquery-iframe-transport's iframe, and have it return...

Having the same issue. Doesn't seem to be just this gem either. I switched to an explicit ruby file in the `_plugins` folder from https://gist.github.com/dtjm/517556, and it's doing the same...

@camelsong's fix worked for me, except for causing this in the output: ``` [~]/.vim/Rakefile:2: warning: already initialized constant VERIFY_PEER ``` I'm not that familiar with the internals of the openssl...

FYI, deploying on heroku will _seem_ to work without this pull request, but then when you `git push heroku`, **all of your images for people, companies, and groups will be...

It sounds like your issue may be due to [line 65](https://github.com/JangoSteve/jQuery-CSSEmoticons/blob/master/javascripts/jquery.cssemoticons.js#L68). If you read the comment above that line, you'll see what that line is doing. I included in that...

It's pretty straight forward to add them in the source. Pull request it up.

I'm not sure what this could be. Easytabs has a `publicMethods` attribute which holds the public methods, and the error seems to say that it isn't there. Try using the...

That is super weird. After the page loads, open the console and try something like ``` console.log($('#navbuttons').data('easytabs')); ``` and see what it says. I haven't done any testing yet with...

Instead of calling `$('#navbuttons').easytabs()`, try this: ``` js var el = $('#navbuttons'); var plugin = new $.easytabs(el.get(0)); el.data('easytabs', plugin); ``` And then try: ``` js console.log($('#navbuttons').data('easytabs')); ```