How to make html consistently see js functions. Let's say I have two functions in my javascript code. I want to move between the functions using html links or image maps, e.g. I want to trigger a certain function when clicking on a certain part of an image.
The problem is that when I start the function via "javascript:function" and then I want to trigger another function in the same way, I get an error message saying the function is not defined.
I've got a js file where all the functions are wrapped inside $(document).ready(). I want to call one of the function from within the HTML but it says that the function "is not defined".
<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" ><tr><td valign="top" style="font:inherit;">Is this possible? Been trying but doesn't seem to work...</td></tr></table>
I just started with jQuery and AJAX so I'm hoping that I'm just missing something obvious. I have a comment field and I have already finished all the functionality of allowing users to add comments to the page using an AJAX form.
The problem that I have is that the comment <div> itself has some rollover properties for edit/delete so that those links only appear when the mouse enters the comment div. For whatever reason, they only appear on comments that existed on the page load. Any comments that are added while on the page aren't accessible to jQuery until I reload the page. Is that normal behavior?
I am building a custom shirt design app which uses an Ajax form to allow a user to upload an image, and once it is uploaded it is automatically placed in the next empty <li> in their little gallery... once it is in the gallery they can click on it and insert it into their shirt design. It's all done with Ajax so they never leave the page.
Here's the code that inserts the image into the page once it is uploaded: (this works perfect)
The problem is that if I click on one of the first five, it works, the image gets inserted into the shirt design. But if I click on that last one, which now has the image I uploaded in it, it doesn't get inserted into the shirt design. Is there a reason why?
I have two Select Boxes on my web page, 2nd being populated based on selection of first select box. Now I am suppose to get the selected value of 2nd Select and put it in a link i.e. Code: <a href='abc.html?id=<2nd select box value>
I can get the selected value using Javascript with the following code: Code: 2ndid = form.2ndodf.options[form.2ndodf.options.selectedIndex].value; Where 2ndid is a global javascript variable. How I can use this variable into <a href> tag.
i've got an html page which near the end of it has a particular image (a normal html <img src... one). is there any javascript way to stop browsers accessing that image from the server before it attempts to do so?
And it does indeed allow the user to select a file on his computer.
But when I access the value of the control I get an odd value. I do this, in javascript:
Code: var FileSelector = document.getElementById("FormsFileSelector"); var FileName = FileSelector.value; And the FileName that I get is "C:/fakepath/MyPicture.jpg"
The actual path is C:/MyDocuments/MyPictures/MyPicture.jpg". But instead it's coming up with "fakepath".
Very weird! How do I get it to return the actual full path to the file on the user's computer?
<script type="text/javascript"> function insertPreference() { var row = document.getElementById('voteTable').rows[0];[code]....
I can get the value for id and title. However, I can not get the radio button value.I will loop through the <tr> tag and access the <td> and pass it to AJAX module in (id + title + value) manner.Is there a way to do that?
I'm new to web programming in general, so bear with me as some of my methods may not be entirely correct. What I currently have working is I have a webpage which contains a DIV, which I am using to load another webpage via javascript(which calls itself, in order to get an auto-refreshing effect). The webpage that's being loaded is detecting if a process is currently running on the server and writing some console output while it's running, and what I want to do is stop the auto-refreshing when the process completes. (I can detect when the process stops already).I'm trying to figure out how to properly set this variable from my page that's being refreshed, since it's being loaded in a DIV I figured there has to be some way to retrieve the parent's information.
My javascript quits working when I am rendering the html? (It works perfectly fine if the page is opened from http address directly). I did some research and concluded that "JavaScript is executed on page load", so when I render my html, my JavaScript functions are not automatically called.how should I call the javascript functions manually?
verify.html:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <HTML> <HEAD> <Title>form</Title>
I'm developing an image slider. I'd like to be able to trigger functions when the mouse leaves an area, sort of like
$('#someDiv').mouseout or $('#someDiv').mouseleave
except instead of passing the div to the function I have a dimension I'd like to pass to it.
I have box like so[code]...
I have calculated the dimensions from the left of the box to 25% of the width of the box to the right (or 100px from the left of the box) and also calculated the height of the box and top offset. I want to be able to say if the mouse leaves those dimensions, run a function.
Can I pass the dimensions and use mouseout or mouseleave? is this possible without using an HTML element?
I have a page that inserts a div after another div on my page. Basically this div and its content are generated by the server and outputted via Ajax when the user clicks a button.I have something like:
//Listener function $("div").click( function () { alert("thing"); });
Clicking any of the divs that were loaded on the page will give this alert however, clicking on this div that was inserted after the user clicks a button does not respond to this listener. I put my rendered html into the w3c validator and my page has no errors (because I thought that maybe I had a missing end tag which would cause jquery to not work).
I have written a number of functions designed to return frequency data on 1000 randomly chosen numbers using different math functions for the rounding. I would like to include all of these functions within the wrapper of another function so that only one call is needed to get returns from all of the 'inner' functions. However, while each of the functions works in isolation, the moment I wrap them in another function they stop working. :confused:
The following code is one of the functions 'frequencyWrapperOne' that has been wrapped in the function 'testWrapper'. A call to testWrapper does nothing.
function testWrapper() { function frequencyWrapperOne() {
I have several form in my site, that validate on onsubmit.I call all the validation functions from a file call functions.js.Here is a sample of the code that is working:
I call a javascript function in my page load that accesses an iframe and I get an error. But if I wait till the page completely loads and access the iframe through a click event everything works fine.
I'm trying to set some of the iframe's properties on page load. Can I do this?
Is it possible to take an ASP textbox that has an attribute of visible='hidden' and make it visible from javascript? I dont want it to be visible until data on the page has been entered and thus need a way to dynamically change its visibility?
I'm loading an XML document and grabbing a node with content in it including html. I can't figure out how to grab the src of the first IMG tag that appears in this text string
all on the same page that are accessed by the classic show/hide DIV functionality.
So user clicks button 2, which shows story 2, hide stories 1 and 3. (all on the same page).
The issue is that I've been asked to provide a method to directly link to story 2 or 3, which currently isn't possible since you need to load the page, then click the button to show story 2 or 3 (naturally 1 loads by default).
So I'm looking for any method to go right to story 2/3 from a link.
Perhaps I can pass a variable through the URL which executes the function as soon as the new page loads (which would mean a quick double page load but I could handle that)
Here's the function: var showMe = function(me) { document.getElementById(me)["style"]["display"] = "block"; }, hideMe = function(me) { document.getElementById(me)["style"]["display"] = "none";
</html> It didn't work. I also tried both of these: document.getElementsByTagName('body').setAttribute('bgcolor', '#000'); document.getElementByTagName('body').item(0).setAttribute('bgcolor', '#000');
I'm trying to access a div within another div, but get an error stating that the firstChild object of the div is not an object. The code I am using is as follows:
I'm not an ace JSer by any means--the problem I'm about to pose could easily be solved with pointers in C++ (the language with which I am most familiar), unfortunately that is not an option.I am making a webapp using the google visualization API:URL...My problem may be related to the API, but I think it's more Javascript oriented--the Google group for the API is helpful,I have a function, drawDash(), which declares some elements of the visualization, some filters for the visualization, then binds them together and draws them. Now what I need to do is access the elements of one of those vars, specifically a filter, and add/change properties of it with an HTML form.
I've set up an onclick function for a set of checkboxes in my form that calls another function. The problem I face is that I can't really access the filter correctly.[code]So basically, I want to have a function be able to edit the var serviceSearch from another function.
Is there a way in Javascript to access a field with [] in it for example destList[]. I need to have this since the field is a listbox and it contains multiple options. it gets posted to the server and handled by PHP. in order to have all the options submitted to the server the name of the field needs to have a [] on the end of it.
