JQuery :: Converting Standard Show/hide Code To Plain JS?
Sep 18, 2011
I have to do in plain JavaScript something that I'm much more used to doing in jQuery.. this is for a standard tabbed-content show/hide div switcheroo.. here's the jQuery code:
'this' evidently does not refer to the element that was clicked on...also, can you refer to elements by their class name? also, is it possible to do event-binding in plain JavaScript w/o using individual id's for the clicked-on elements?
Im developing a site for my company that will contain relevant information on sites we serve (such as login details, passwords, addresses etc). It is available locally on our intranet due to the fact we have login details and such.
Anyway on the sidebar of my site (which is run on Wordpress), I have all the sections for the sites.
When a user clicks item #1, it expands and shows all the sites in that area.
The one problem is that when the sections are clicked on, they just expand in a very plain boring way.
I need it so that there is some sort of smooth transition between opening and closing the <div> sections.
Here is the current code I have now (I tried to edit as much of the comments as possible so it will make sense):
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I found it on google, and modified it without having to change anything on the sidebar itself, just a simple paste to the head section.
This code also hides other currently open sections, so that only one may stay open at a time.
I found an issue with using embed code and jquery's show()/hide () method. I am using embed code inside of a div. So it looks something like this: <div id="test"> <embed> whatever here </embed> </div>
Now on that I want a user to be able to click a button to show/hide the content. So I create a function like this: <script type="text/javascript"> function showEmbed(){ if($("#test").show()){ $("#test").hide(); } else { $("#test").show(); }} </script>
I then binded that to just a basic text link: <a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="showEmbed();">show/hide</a> Now that works fine as far as showing/hiding the embed code. However, there is one issue with this. When I click the link it reloads the data. I do not want it to reload the data. Say for instance there is a video playing in there. If you click the link it will stop the video and when you click it again to show it will start again. How to get it not to reload the data.
I recently learned that the <option> tags can not use the onclick attribute inside of IE.This works great for firefox, but sadly not a single version of internet explorer supports it (from what I am told via countless Google searches).I have been modifying my attempit at a solution to use the <select> tag with the attribute onchange. Maybe I am casing this wrong, or not seeing a solution as the below code does not operate in any browser, and no errors are reported back through firebug or IE.Excuse my sloopy attempt at {smarty tags} this script is written in a bunch of PHP object->vales and to save space cored the issue down to it's basics.On change of the select box, the value="5-28" is sent to javascript showBox to split the number away from the id_trips and only focus on the locations (the number before the '-' . IF the location matches the switch value then the box should show / hide or value change. The IDs are all correct I just think that there is a ' or a " or something off as I am not a javascript expert.
my SQL return values <code class="php"> //PHP VARIABLES from QUERY sample loop 1
So what happens is, that Firefox shows it correctly, but in IE it just writes ALL of the raw XML file data straight in a row (it does not use the stylesheet) why?
I have been trying so many solutions already. Could there be something in the XSL file that IE rejects but Firefox allows to be shown?
I am creating a blog and I thought it would be cool to have the Konami code in it. Basically, I would like is to either show or hide a div when the code is entered. So lets say the Div is hidden, they would enter the code and it would then show. If it was entered while the div was shown, it would then hide. Is there any way to do this? I think there would be, but I don't know how to accomplish it.
I have this bit of code that shows and hides various spans and it works great in ie. It doesn't work in Newscape of Firefox - havn't tried it in Opera. How can I change this? Code:
I am trying to hide/show table when hide/show button is pressed
Problem: The code works fine when I remove 'slow' from line 10. But with 'slow' in line 10 content of toggleButton doesnt change from Hide to Show when pressed.
How can I convert the following code to Javascript:
'SEARCH BY FILE NUMBER IN FILE NUMBER WHEN THE ENTER KEY IS PRESSED Private Sub h1_KeyDown(ByVal KeyCode As msforms.ReturnInteger, ByVal Shift As Integer) If KeyCode = vbKeyReturn Then[ccode].....
I have a good HTML markup parsing function which uses DOM methods to create element nodes with attributes and contained text nodes. But for some reason I am having difficulty getting the event handler attribute value (which is javascript code) converted to actual source.
[Code]...
But when I click on the button in Firefox, nothing happens. Using a Javascript debugger, the trace doesn't even enter the handler code, which effectively means the event listener has no script.
So converting the code-as-string to code-as-source using the Function constructor is not working. Or else the event handler setting function or assignment is not what it should be.
I have written a card trick in C++. The purpose of the card trick is the player picks 4 cards and then based on the 4 cards they pick 4 more cards. The player can then switch the card and the computer does some math to determine how to which card was switched. Right now all i can figure out is how to display and flip the card.This is the program I have written in C++
#include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std;[code]....
cout<<"Welcome to our card trick. I believe that given some cards I would be able to tell you which card you switched. Dont believe me! Well lets play. First I will let you pick four cards, then I will pick four cards. Next I will pick four cards. Then you will have the opportunity to pick a card to switch. Then I will tell you which card you switched. Promise I wont peek! Lets begin."<<endl;
This works fine when I place this code under the html in the main source, but if I try to add this Jquery code to an external js sheet it doesnt seem to work?
Currently my js sheet is called in the header, when I move this link to the footer of my page the code works again, so Im guessing this has something to do with where the jquery code is placed in relation to the code Im trying to hide?
How I can keep my js in the header but still make the content disappear on click?
I always want "smenu3" to show with "smenu4" and "smenu5" collapsed... When the user clicks the link, it calls a javascript function to show "smenu4" like so...
Inside a function: mygrid._in_header_multiselect_filter=function(t,i,d){
The first parameter is a HTML node [url].
I want to turn it into a JQuery version of the same so I can deal with it using JQuery, i.e. accessing it's children, setting up it's onclick event, etc. How to convert it to JQuery?
I currently have a standard .NET grid in my application and am considering a few options. I could replace the grid with divs so the current rows would be like posts in a forum. Or replace the .NET grid with the new jQurey grid, that way I would gain a whole lot of functionally!
My question is can a grid be modified so that the rows are about 11/2 inches tall and be formated to show several lines of text? I want them to show 2 business names, addresses and some details gotten from a form.
I have some divs laid on top of each other. By clicking somewehre specific I want to hide all the divs but except for one - which is related to the point i clicked - to show up.Here is my code so far:The function will be called by something like this:
All these divs are in the same from the right_nav-class.I guess the problem lies within line 6, where I want to select the div that should show up and is given as the argument of the function.The commented lines are things I already tried, but didn't work either, especially $(this).style seems to be invalid.It does hide all divs as i want, but the one i want to show again doesn't show up. It just stays hidden...
I got this example code which show rows when click on it, the problem is it shows all but I want if I click on one row it shows that one and hide others.
i searched the forum, but did not find a working solution for my problem. IE6/7 are not hiding the divs in the $(document).ready function. Tried also:
$("#closed").css('display', 'none'); document.getElementById('closed').style.display = 'none'; It is working when i add the ID "closed" to the <li>-Element instead of the <div>-Container. All other browsers are working fine.
the box. Anybody know what's wrong?i have the following code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
I have been using jQuery for only a few weeks now, replacing all of my standard js in a massive Intranet PHP application with lovely and space-saving jQuery. However, I've been using FF to write and test code while the company standard is IE6. Nothing works in IE6 - nada, zip, zilch. It bugs out on the very first call to the js file and wants me to begin debugging. Am I correct in assuming that I'm going to have to go back to regular js? I'd love to get the company to upgrade to IE7 - I've not seen ANY complaints about IE7 and jQuery.
I would like to create vertical variant of the standard ui.tabs. In visual terms, I would like to "rotate the basic ui.tabs layout by 90 degrees, clockwise"; the tabs should be on the right, with a maximum width of 50-60px. Basically, I would like to re-create a standard, paper-based, address-book, with each tab having a letter (or a range of letters).
I've tried a number of variations, but my CSS/jQuery skills obviously fall short of my imagination... :-)
On my site, I would like to have jQuery automatically convert all plain-text URLs to links. For example, if I have the following in the BODY tag of my Web page: Go to [URL]to go to the Google Groups home page. I want it to be converted in to this: Go to <a href="http://groups.google.com">http://groups.google.com</a> to go to the Google Groups home page. I'm sure the prepend() and append() functions will be used, but how do I tell jQuery how to pick URLs out of the Web page, if they are not surrounded by separate tags? I'm sure if each URL was in a SPAN tag it would be much easier.
