I have a simple page that uses ajax, php, mysql to get database entries and displays them in a table by a limited number of results.
ie. it only shows 10 entries at a time.
Anyways, as soon as I had ANY DOCTYPE to the document, the table no longer shows up in Firefox. It will how ever show up in IE8 or if I remove the DOCTYPE.
Page WITH DOCTYPE
Page WITHOUT DOCTYPE
What on earth would be causing this? I have validated the page with W3C with VALID markup.
I create an img, map, and area element dynamically. If I set the img to absolute position and set its top and left properties, they are removed as soon as I call $('map').hilight();. I can actually see the absolute position for one second, then the img element fly's over to the left side of the screen.
I know maybe this is basic stuff; but I'm in the middle of something with it. The question is that I need to add a row to an existing table, with four cells and in each cell I need to add different input types, In fact they are: One select, two text inputs [In separates cell] and an anchor in the last cell, except the anchor I need to give to every input an unique iterative id, starting with the last in the table plus one :-) I have this code, but I can't figure it out to create the elements, nor adding more cells [<td>]. $("#roomsTable").find('tbody')
Of course I don't want to add an image, is only to test it and it works fine, but as soon I replace the <img> with a $('input'), it just add all the inputs around !! :-S So I've been trying all day, and couldn't do it :-( I want to add four cells, and a select in the first [Wich I need to populate of course from the server], an input in the second and the third, and an anchor on the fourth
I have an existing table with a form in it and am using the createElement function to create new input fields. The problem is that I dont know how to put the new row into the middle of the table...
I have this fairly horrible table that I need to add rows to onclick. I can get it to do it easily enough by setting the tbody id to "tbodyid" and using this simple JS:
Code Javascript: var rowcount = 0; function addrow(){ rowcount++; document.getElementById("tbodyid").innerHTML += '<tr>...</tr>'; }
Works beautifully, but the problem that I've got is that if I put any text in any inputs in the new rows, when I add an extra field they all blank themselves again, which is a bit annoying.
In my attempt to understand the workings of the code at: [URL].. I modified it a bit. My question is: What am i doing wrong with the 'testContents()' function? The rows of the table see to be added to the display, but I can not confirm that fact with the test function.
I am working on some JavaScript that dynamically adds rows to a table in response to a button click. A new row does appear on the screen when the button is clicked. However, that table to which a row has been added is itself contained within an outer table (to handle the desired screen layout). That outer table does not properly grow to contain the new size of the table to which the row was added. (More specifically, I have sporadically seen the outer table grow correctly, but then most of the time it does not grow as desired.) Is there something that needs to be done in the code that will make the right thing happen? (This phenomena appears in Netscape 7.1 -- things work correctly under Internet Explorer 6.0)
A second anomoly concerns a button that appears in the newly added row. An "onClick" event is associated with that dynamically added button. The newly added button works correctly under Netscape 7.1 but fails to work under Internet Explorer 6.0. (It is like Explorer will not honor an event that is set in place by code that is dynamically created after the page is loaded.) Shown below is an excerpt of the code that is attempting to set up the desired button. Is there something apecial that must be done in the code to get Explorer to handle this properly (I have tried spelling things as both "onclick" and also "onClick")?
tbldata = document.createElement("TD"); item = document.createElement("BUTTON"); v = 'doaction("Edit",' + n +')' item.setAttribute("name","Edit"); item.setAttribute("onclick",v); textitem = document.createTextNode("Edit"); item.appendChild(textitem); tbldata.appendChild(item);
Do you know if you can clone() and then appendTo() a <tr>. [URL]. I want to something like: $("#second").clone().appendTo('#second'); It works, but it doesn't render like I want it to. I want it to be a NEW row.
i'm trying to add a row to a table with form elements in the table. It almost works but instead of seeing my text field, i see the code of my text field. Here's my code :
var counter = 1; function addInput(tableName) { var tbody = document.getElementById(tableName).getElementsByTagName("TBODY")[0]; var row = document.createElement("TR"); var td1 = document.createElement("TD"); td1.appendChild(document.createTextNode("<input type='text' name='myInputs[]'>")); [Code]...
I want to add rows and columns on click. So, i have a table with columns and rows and I had a add and remove button. So I want the user to be able to add/remove more rows if they have multiple inputs/outputs.So what I want is when the user clicks on add.png, I want another row of Input and Description to appear underneath the current oneHere is my code..
You see it doesn't want to output the I have specified. The actual script is a lot more complex and so unfortunately manually adding each using an appendChild or similar function would be far too time consuming and probably rather resource intensive. Is there anyway I can just add a 'chunk of html' to this table row and in this chunk define the table columns?
I'm trying to add a certain number of row in one click via javascript. So far I could manage to add one row but is there a way to add multiple row in one click? Also can I add colspan to it?
Heres my code:
<html> <head> <title>Example of Problem</title> <meta content="Microsoft Visual Studio 7.0" name="GENERATOR"> <meta content="C#" name="CODE_LANGUAGE">
i am having a table with some rows, which are shown under some categories. how can i dynamically add some rows to the table. there is a '>>' symbol infront of each category names. when i click on that symbol, i want to enlarge this category by adding more no of rows under this. And the symbol must turn to '<<'. when click on this, the reverse thing, ie, remove some rows and shows the initial rows.
i am having problem with the addition of values in the amount field.before i created 5 rows manually in the first table and used addAll() function. It was working fine.but now when am adding/deleting rows dynamically the same function is giving me problem in addition.
I am trying to implement a rubber band/image selection script. For that I need to remove the default drag behaviour on an image. I am able to do this in IE but not Netscape. Does any one have a solution?
Pls look below for IE code:
var moz = ((document.all)? false : true); var ie = ((document.all)? true : false); var ElementUtil = new Object(); ElementUtil.addEventListener = function(o, type, handler) { if(ie) { o.attachEvent("on" + type, handler); } else if(moz) { o.addEventListener(type, handler, false); } }
// Removes default drag behaviour on image in ie ElementUtil.addEventListener(img, "drag", function() {return false;});
URL..when you hover over an image, I've used .hover to fadeIn a DIV called 'zoomicon' for that image, but my problem is that when you hover one image, not only does the zoomicon for that image fade in, but all instances of zoomicon fade in, as well as fade out.how do Iseparateinstances of zoomicon to fade in and fade out for their respective image blocks?[code]
This is a shortened version of my problem. Below I am cloning the first data row and appending it to create a new row. If you make selections/add values and then press Add Row, the text box value is carried to the new row's text element also (the select doesn't retain it's selected value). How can I create a new row with the form elements in the original no value state? I tried cloning the Node on page load, but then it only allows me to add one row. Is there a way to clone the row and retain it to add as many rows as I like. I know I can clear all the values of the row after I create it, but that seems like a long way around especially since I have many fields in my actual code. Code:
I'm building an application where the user can add Questions. For each Question they can add x answers or remove them (see screenshot). I can add questions and add/remove answers, For each question that is added I update the 'gameQuestions' variable with 1; The same goes for answers that I add: for each added answer I update the 'counter' variable with 1. When I remove an answer, the app. doesn't know how many answers each question has, it simply decreases the "counter" variable. So when I remove the 2nd question, it doesn't know how many answers that 2nd question has! How can I store the number of answers per question and how do I remove them correctly?
Here's my code so far: $(document).ready(function(){ var gameQuestions = 1; var counter = 1; // Add a New Question... $(".addQuestion").click(function() { var question = "<table id='questionSet"+gameQuestions+"' class='form-table' style='background-color:#cccccc; width=100%;'>"; .....
I'm developing a site that uses a flipbook like the one found here:I'm wondering how I can add a table of contents so that someone can navigate through multiple (~100) pages. Tried a simple hash, but I'm not sure how to make it work with the script itself
Is it possible for jQuery to count the number of rows in a table and then add some more if there is less than a defined amount? So that this table with less than 10 rows..... <table class="testTable"> <tr> <td>Foo...</td><td>Foo...</td><td>Foo...</td> </tr> </table>
I have a table that has a textfield for inputing numeric values. This field is in a repeated row table. The field id is 'amount'. I want to add all values in the text fields with ID 'amount' and display the sum in a textfield called 'totals' which is in a seperate table but in the same form. I have limited experience with jquery and I actually managed to create and delete a table row from reading posts on stack overflow. I tried using each() but it only works with the first row which is the default row.
However as stated, It only works with the first default row that was loaded with the html. Values I input after adding a row using jquery doesn't get summed up.
I have a row containing 3 text field and a dropdown. the user enters details into the textbox and chooses a option from the dropdown. User may choose to save the details or add more details by clicking on Save or Add Row button resp. If the user clicks Add Row button, another row of fields similar to the previous row must append to the table. This should happen without the page getting refreshed, because i dont want to loose the data entered in the 1st row.
