Think how twitter appends a chunk of list items to the end of the list when you load more results. I'm trying to achieve the same thing without replacing the entire parent with the same content each time 'appendRows1()'
The function needs to support any type of content - the children could be tr's li's etc.[code]...
integrating PHP-HTML-JS I'd need some help for doing the following:I have a index.php including:
<script type="text/javascript">
function filter (phrase, _id){
var words = phrase.value.toLowerCase().split(" ");
[code]....
and a child.php including a table object with the id LIST.I'd need to change the parent.php in order to filter on real-time the table LIST via the FILT input on the parent form. I have tried different values instead of 'this' on the js function calling but nothing succesfully.
I'm building a volunteer translation site. In order to constantly update only paragraphs that multiple translators are working on, I need to pass an array to PHP of A: which paragraphs are open, and B: which translations have been submitted and are visible on the user's screen. PHP will then compare this with what is in the database and tell jQuery to add new submitted translation paragraphs or remove deleted ones.I've managed to make a string of all the open Div's and have it updated every second, like this:
function cycle(){
var data = '';
$('.paragraphtobetranslated:visible').each(function(){
[code]....
I need to select the last children of parent elements
For example
<ul>
<li></li> <-This will have the background #1a
<li></li> <-This will have the background #1a
<li><ul>
[Code]....
So I would need the last children. If there is no nested element then that is considered the last child. I have to write a jquery script to apply a background to the last children. A nested element can have a nested element and then that element's children will be considered the last ones so they will get the background but not the parents of those children. If the item has no children then that item will have a background.
So there are 3 different backgrounds. Each letter a, b c will represent a lighter tone compared to the previous color. C is lighter than B, B is lighter than A etc. So this will have to be a "smart" system in which the ul li will be updated and depending if it is the last one inhierarchyit will not have the arrow.
I'm trying to manipulate items in a table using jQuery, using the parent() and children() methods of the "this" object. I think I'm not understanding how to use the parent and children methods correctly.
What I want the code to do is to show the list and button within the <td></td> when clicked on, and then hide it when the newly shown button appears.
[Code]...
I have something like that
<li>My menu item
<ul>
<li>my submenu item</i>
<li>my submenu item</i>
[Code]...
The problem is that when the mouse goes from the main <li> to the children <li> a mouseout event is generated from the main li.
My idea is that if I can detect that the the mouseout is happening at a child of my main <li> then I should be able to stop the handler with an "if" or something.
Right now I am adding a click function to a div element on the page, it triggers a slideDown() animation. I would like it so when the user clicks on an 'a' link inside the div it does not cause the animation.
Currently it triggers the animation because the 'a' is inside the div that I have a click event for.
I tried checking inside the click function for my div element to see if 'this.tagName == 'A'' but it always says DIV, even when I click on the link.
I also tried adding a click event to all the links that stops any animations, but for some reason its not stopping the animation.[code]...
Is it possible to 'deactivate'/nullify a top-level link in an unordered list if child links exist in that list?
For example, I have the following:
And I want to knock out Link 4 because it has sub-items. Is that possible?
The following function works fine. I was just wondering if there are any serious negatives to using so many parent, sibling and children type functions?
View 1 Replies View Related how it is possible to append HTML in an textarea of an iframe's parent window.
First of all, i would like to give you an short overview about the related files:
* insert_media.php (a PHP file, which represents a self-made filebrowser) * article.php (a PHP file, which inherits logic to edit and create articles) ** <textarea id="content"> (the textarea which should accept HTML from "insert_media.php")
I'm using CKEditor for my project and wanted to add a selfmade filebrowser for including media into my articles. Therefore i created a "insert_media.php", which inherits all necessary logic to retrieve media items from a database.
The "insert_media.php" is opened inside "article.php" via TopUp (JS library) in form of a lightbox iframe - for sure "article.php" has jQuery loaded in its header.
Now, when I'm clicking on a media item (inside "insert_media,php"), i want to have the content of my textarea "#content" (inside "article.php") being appended by the necessary HTML code.
I'm able to retrieve the val of #content ("article.php") inside my iFrame ("insert_media.php") via $("#form_content_content", window.parent.document).val(); but i can't manage to have access to it into the other direction.
With a HTML UL I have ul inside ul but all I want to get when I select a certain list is the children of that list but remove the ul inside that list so they dont show at all [url], current selecting code is [url]
<div class="demo" id="demo_1">
Demonstration page: [url]
Adjust the CSS margins of the BODY element with the first slider. The yellow P (paragraph) element resizes to fit its smaller containing block, as I would expect.
Then, adjust the CSS border or padding of the BODY element with the second and third sliders. The P element does not resize, though its origin changes. Instead, it overflows its containing block.
Finally, adjust the margins again. The P element snaps back into its containing block.
As you can see from the source, this is jQuery 1.6.4 and jQueryUI 1.8 pulled from googleapis.com.
Edit: Client is Google Chrome16.0.889.0 dev-m.
I'm having some difficulties with a menu I'm making. I build up the
menu through DOM. I append childnodes to a tree. 2 types of children
are possible: url (a hyperlink) and sub (a submap).
The tree is thus of a structure
main
|-url1
|-url2
|-submap
|--url21
|--url22
To open up the submaps I set the onclick event to a function I
created:
itemnode.onclick=function() { openMap(itemnode) }
The problem now is that 1 click in a submap results in several times
the openmap function. A click on the url21 node is in fact a click on
a child of submap so the function in the onclick event of this submap
is called. But it is also a click on a child of main, so this onclick
function is also called.
How can you limit that the onclick event handler is only called on the
1 node (ic. submap) where you actually clicked on submap instead of
its urls?
Full code listing below....
Please look at the following HTML snippet:
<body>
some text
<p>more text</p>
even more text
</body>
The value of document.body.children.length would be 1. The one child
is the <ptag. Now what I want is to be able to get the children of
body including the text elements.
So essentially there would be 3 children of body: 'some text', <p>,
'even more text'. How can I do this?
The code below works fine in Firefox but doesn't work in IE8. Is that to be expected and if so, why?
if (($(this).children(a).text()) == 'Hide')
If I change it to -- if ($('.accordionShow .head a').text() == 'Hide') it works fine but I lose the ability to use 'this', which I would like to have.
The HTML is:
What I want to do is be able to identify the label as Hide or Show without getting the whole text, i.e. 'Hide the Section'. That way no matter what the label is it will work the same. And I could substring it I suppose by using the text of the <h2> tag but it seems that is unnecessary also.
Is this just another peculiarity of IE, that it doesn't use the .children(a) selector?
I need a script to get a div, it's children, it's children's children, and any other children that might lie within any children.
basically a div and all it contains within, no matter how deep they go.
I have this code running:
[Code]...
The problem I'm having is that id GlobalList has CSS childs and when I click within the DIV if its not GlobalList then it closes out. I'm trying to see how I can modify it, so it won't close if I click within the DIV structure
[Code]...
I'm playing around with some AJAX-ish stuff and
encountered some problem in the JS side of the universe. Maybe someone
here can suggest an alternative that works.
I have developed a simple ASP.NET application with a web page that
should display a list of users. This list page is designed to start
with an empty table (with columns defined), and, onload, send an
XmlHttp request to a server component (a.k.a. ListServer). This
ListServer is currently simulating a long-running operation. So, it
sleeps for 3 seconds, and then grabs a list of 4 users from an xml
file. It applies an xsl transformation and returns the result.
The xslt is designed to take the xml data and convert it to a
<ListChunkroot element containing a <trfor each user in the XML
data. Each row contains 4 columns (Id, Login, Password, Name). The
javascript in the list page grabs the responseXML from the XmlHttp
object and should, for each <trin it, create a copy of the row
coming from the server and adding it to the list on the client.
I actually got all that to work quite fine. The js snipplet dealing
with copying the row coming from the server and adding it to the table
on the client is: Code:
i want to get the ids of all the children of id 'top' and store it in an array in the order listed above. so final output in this case would be:
arr[0] = 1
arr[1] = 2
arr[2] = 3
is there a function or simple procedure that help me do this?
I have a div containing many children all very different, each one as a different width. I need to get the width of all the children. I mean child1.width() + child2.width() + child3.width() etc... Of course as a new child can be added anytime I can not use the kind of things I put above.
I tried that among other things :
$("div.mydiv").children().width();
But I only get the width ofthe first child.
I was wondering if its possible in javascript to do something like this:
This is my code with int value I can target children is this also possible with a string like img?
Is there any way of removing more than one or a a group of children, for example:
Last 5 children
Children 2-5
Child 2 and 5
Having trouble with nodes: this time, childen[].
With this html:
HTML Code:
And multiple other divs with similar structure, id="2", "3" etc, I want to access the <p> tags to change style-- so that, for example, the last paragraph in all of the divs would change.
To access the last paragraph, I've tried:
Code:
--which generates an error message that the function itself is undefined.
There's till something I'm not understanding about using node-seekers with classes of tags. But if I can get it right, it saves giving each of the <p> tags a class, which would be easier, but code-heavy.
I'm loading an xml data file and then trying to take a particular node
and add it, as html, to an element on my page using inner HTML. The
xml is like what is below, with the . Code:
I have about 13 ul li a items in a list and some have nested lists within them e.g. ul li ul li a and some don't. I want to prevent the default action on only a elements that have nested lists within them but not prevent default action for ones that don't. Here's an example of the markup.
[Code]...
However, instead, is there a way to tell jQuery to only apply this preventDefault to ul li a elements that have ul li a descendants/children (not sure of correct terminology here) so I can have the list items in any order?
just wondering if there is any way for the :contains to not look in children to find something? Tried $(':contains("$")');, but it returns everything. Was thinking of something like $(":not(':parent')").filter(':contains("$")');, but the console returns null (and even then it would exclude elements that have children and their text includes "$".)
Trying to make a script that looks through a page and finds the price on any page. The only way I could think of doing this relatively accurately is to search for all elements with "$" in the text, then get the one that has the largest height/width (That's problem #2, I think -- will deal with it once i get there :)
