Over the last couple years I've built up a DOM library. Nothing fancy, you can just create an element with all its attributes in one function. What I've wanted to do is make it so you can determine the parent element of the newly created element. Works supa in firefox, not so supa in IE.This is my code....
Code:
pollOptions = document.getElementById("pollOptionsContainer");/*new divs to organize it in*/
pollOptionsGroupContainer = buildHtml.createDivHTMLElement(pollOptions);
I am trying to retrieve a clicked objects id I would use the method below:
$(this).attr("id");
However, the id value I am always getting back is lacking the # sign which I need to append like so:var id = "#" + $(this).attr("id"); Then I can utilize the id value. I understand I can just use $(this) to manipulate the object but in certain cases I'd just like the Id value.
I am trying to print all the selected checkbox values to a textbox separated by commas (, ). However, the first value in the textbox always starts with a comma (, ) i.e. (, one, two, three) etc. My current script trys to check if the first 2 characters (substring) are ", " (comma then space) then attempts to remove them. However this hasn't worked and I have no idea what to try next.
<head> <script type="text/javascript"> function list(c,n,z) {
What is the proper way to .append to an element that has been appended? I'm creating a unordered list via jQuery and attempting to append list elements to said list but those elements, loaded from an XML file, duplicate themselves when I do this.
When I append those list elements to an html element that is hard coded into my html file, this does not happen.
I have a textbox with add button, says A. If i click A, a new textbox will be appended.The appended textbox, B will have an ADD button, in order to add new textbox again.The problem I face is I am not sure where or how to include the jquery function of ADD button for Textbox B.My script:
I am experimenting the online tutorials.I use .append to add same textblock:
$("input.buttonCAdd").click(function () { $("div.contentToChange").find("p").not(".alert").append("<strong class="addedtext"> This text "was" just appended to this paragraph</strong>") });
I've got a table where I'm trying to append additional input and file fields when someone clicks a link. The appending works fine, but when I click submit, none of the appended values are being passed through.If I hardcode a second set of inputs below the first, it works fine.
I am trying to make this page work where new posts that get posted to it append smoothly on refresh instead of sliding up and down like they do now. Right now, you hit reply on your post and the entire thing goes up then unfolds again with the new post there, but the place is lost where you were on the paeg and you have to scroll down and I think that is not that user friendly. I want it to just pop or slide down under the existing posts so that the place on the window isn't lost for the user.
The profile page is here. I am talking about the profile threads. It's a little bit like a facebook wall. If you need more info I will try and get it.
In the return function (r) below, I cannot get the appended <tr> to slide down nicely. As it stands the <tr> just appears, which is fine but not the graceful effect I wanted. If I reinstate the hide() command it flickers crazily before appending.
Here's what I want to happen with the above: "if txComments is there don't append it again"owever when I run this code, it appends a new "txComments" every time the code is triggered.
I want to create a questions creation page. It has a Question Text Box and a Add Button.When users press the add button, there will be a newQuestion Text Box and a new Add Button appear in the next line. But the old Add Button will become a Delete Button and change its functionality.[code]I put all the Add Buttons and Minus Buttons into two different classes, ".buttonPlus" and ".buttonMinus".The .buttonPlus works well when the line is added by the main html. But it fails to work when it is added by the .append() function. It simply adds the .buttonPlus's CSS code to its button, but the$(".buttonPlus").click(function (event) {...} is NOT attached to the new buttonPlus.
I am working on one of my first application in jQuery and after a really bad day I got stuck in something funny. This is the code reduced at the minimum. Basically, once created the link, I trigger it but jQuery doesn't catch the event.
I'm setting up an application that involves blog posts with comments boxes appended to the div that contains the posts. The comments boxes are in iframes and load an html file on the same domain. There are multiple posts/boxes on each page. I need a javascript that will only run the append script when the posts are written and appear on the page. So in non js language, I'm looking for this:
if div id post#5 appears on the page, show the iframe that contains the comments box that goes with post number 5. else don't show it.
I am making a web page, and as part of it I have a table that the user can add rows to. My code works in FF and Chrome, but IE is broken. function addrow() { var example=document.getElementById("new"); var addHere=document.getElementById("ticketTable"); var node= example.cloneNode(true); node.id="added"; addHere.appendChild(node); } This code is called when a button is clicked. New is the ID of the row I am adding and ticketTable is the ID of the table I am adding to.
I try to prepend/append code to the contents of a list item, but the contents are not in between the prepended and appended code..
the html: <ul id="hoofdNavigatieLijst"><li>Collectie</li></ul>
the js: $('ul#hoofdNavigatieLijst > li').prepend('<a href="/" class="klapOpen">'); $('ul#hoofdNavigatieLijst > li').append('</a>');
generated html code: <li><a href="/" class="klapOpen"></a>Collectie</li>
how can I get the "</a>" to go to the end, after "Collectie"? I even put the <li> contents in a div, and tried it like this:
$('ul#hoofdNavigatieLijst > li > div').each(function() { var ervoor = $(this); var startlink = "<"+"a href="/xxx" class="klapOpen">"[code]....
does the same thing..when I replace the contents of the var's with normal words, they do wrap around the div, but when I use html code, they both go before the div, resulting in the same generated code as shown in previous post, plus the <div>-tags:
I'm having a problem with Chrome and jQuery where I'm appending a script block to a page and I want the script to execute when it is appended. This works fine in every version of FF and IE I can find, but not in Chrome.
see the attachment for a simple example. In FF and IE you should get a 'hello world' alert when you click the page, but in Chrome you get nothing.
get Chrome to execute a script when the script is appended to a web page?
I dynamically generated some buttons, textboxes, radio (input types) etc using createElement method. The generation works fine. I append the newly generated input types to a span placed in the body. I want to make these draggable. I tried several ways of making the inputs draggable but none work. How do I make them draggable?
if i append an link to the page the function preventDefault() dont work if i click on it anyone know how to prevent default action of an appended link?
I cannot get an appendChild(img) in the following code snippet to work in IE. However, the same script works without any problems in Firefox and Netscape 7.0 The error that is produced in IE is invalid argument. I have used a try/catch block in expectation of producing a better error message however the error message that is received is [objectError].
var pageDiv = window.parent.fraTop.document.getElementById('pageTitle'); if(pageDiv!=null) { while(pageDiv.hasChildNodes()) { pageDiv.removeChild(pageDiv.firstChild); }
var img = document.createElement('img'); img.src='/wp2f/images/please_wait.gif' pageDiv.appendChild(img); }
