$(function(){
setTimeout(function(){
Desce();
}, 1000);
});


They offer a great database of world cities for less than five bucks. Unlike the free databases containing millions of entries, this one only has about 70 thousand entries, which makes it ideal for city selector scripts. Otherwise, it takes forever to populate the selectors.

Cheers

here is the code

function contador(){
setTimeout(‘Desce()’, 1000);
}
function Desce(){
$().slideto({
target : ‘#MyDiv’,
speed : ‘slow’
});

}

Thanks a lot.

I just added another tweak. I’m using the plugin on a CMS-driven site where I need to initialise all my js in one include. Basically, if slideto is invoked on a page and it can’t find the element it’s been invoked for, it targets all anchors with a ‘#’ in the href attribute. So in my case, on some pages where the target elements aren’t rendered, the slideto plugin was replacing some anchor links (eg ) that I needed with .

To address this I replaced line 18:
var elem = (this.length > 0) ? this : 'a';
with this:
var elem = this;

Now slideto should only modify the links of elements it’s been specifically invoked for (I realise this kinda defeats the ‘set and forget’ flexibility of it, but I only need it to apply to some specific elements).

cheers

dave

Nice work. Keep it up.
If you are not addicted to PHP (Joking) then you can use this MySQL solution given below (Not joking) to upload data given in zipcode database.
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CREATE TABLE geoInfo(zipcode INT PRIMARY KEY,latitude VARCHAR(15),longitude VARCHAR(15),stateCode VARCHAR(10),city VARCHAR(20),county VARCHAR(20));

LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE ‘/home/sanket/Desktop/zipcodes.txt’ INTO TABLE geoInfo FIELDS TERMINATED BY ‘||’ LINES TERMINATED BY ‘\n’;

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