I have this function:
function correctBookmark() {
var title = "SERCO Benefits";
var url = "http://wwww.example.com";
if (window.sidebar) { // firefox
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It works in FF but not IE.
If I use:
$(document).ready(function () {
correctBookmark();
});
It works in FF but not IE.
I want to auto bookmark for the user.
I have some problem with onunload where I want slideUp my menu when I go out form site. I have the slideDown function fire at body onload and this function work properly. but the slideUp() at onunload not.
My code:
$(window).unload(function() {
$('#menuContent1').slideUp();
alert('Handler for .unload() called.');
});
and even the alert work. Only the jQuery slideUp not working.
I have ran into some sites that must have an AUTO bookmark feature. After I visited it added a bookmark automatically. It only worked in IE 5.5 Do you know a script to do this if so where can I find a way to stop it.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have this thing I would call with the onLoad(); function, but that does not seem to work well with IE. It's a css-popup that I want to fire when the page loads, this is the code I use (It works well in FF but, ofcourse, not in IE):
Code:
<body onLoad="popup('popUpDiv')"></body>
I've tried this workaround:
Code:
<span onLoad="popup('popUpDiv')"></span> But that doesn't work.
I've tried this:Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload=popup('popUpDiv');
</script>
Whick doesn't work eighter.I am basically completly new to js so I might have overlooked something that to you would seem basic.
I have problem with this code:
jQuery('.container').on('click', '.item a', function(event){
showContent(jQuery(this).attr('href'), event);
});
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I'm doing a tree-like structure using divs inside divs. I use event.stopPropagation() to stop parent events from firing when clicking inside them. This works just fine in Chrome and Firefox, but in IE8, I get an error message ("Object doesn't support this property or method") and the events propagate to the parents.
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This works fine in Firefox and Chrome, but IE8 throws an error on event.stopPropagation(); saying "Object doesn't support this property or method". I have tried passing event as an argument to the function that handles the stopping of propagation but that doesn't help either. What's wrong and how do I fix it?
I'm trying to add a simple growing effect to a div using jquery, i'd like to create a button that changes his dimentions on the over event of the mouse and turn back to the original dimensions once the mouse is out.
I've used the hover event and I've created 2 functions:one for the growing effect used on the over status and the other one for the reduce effect used on the out status.In IE 7 I've got this error: the growing function is working but the reduction function is not working at all the error code on javascript it's only "Invalid property value".
Here some code:
function makeBig(){
$(this).animate({
"opacity":"0.80",
"width":"200px",
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I'm messing around with the two new event handling methods .on() and .off() but I seem to be doing something wrong... My code;
<div id="links-wrapper">
<a href="#">Click me #1</a>
<a href="#">Click me #2</a>
<a href="#">Click me #3</a>
</div>
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What happens is that a click event is being attached to the anhors after the html loaded. The handler alerts which link you clicked and should then remove all events from the anchors from the given selector (resulting in that you should not be able to fire the event again) but this doesn't happen.
someone wrote a script for me to simulate an image map on a background header in wordpress. it works great in chrome and ie, but not firefox.
<code>
<script type="text/javascript">
function geturl() {
myMouseX=event.clientX
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When using this script on a external js, it will not run. Trying to learn js and I do not understand why it does not work, when it should. The window.onload should call the function.
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I'm trying to convert an on load event into a function. I think this should be really simple, but I'm new to Javascript. The following works fine as the page loads
var favorite = GetCookie('DemoName');
if (favorite > Ƈ')
{
window.location.href = 'page2.htm'
}
else
{
alert('You must complete the lesson before proceeding');
}
I have tried to make it into a function by adding function CookieRedirect() {
at the top and a closing
} at the end, and calling it using a form button in the body:
<INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="Redirect" onClick="CookieRedirect ()">-
but no luck.
I'm trying to assign and event to a tag during the onload function,but I don't seem to be using the correct syntax.
<!DOC HTML>
<html>
<head>
<title> Test Event Assignment </title>
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I've been developing an application that uses a combination of Javascript and PHP. It's a sizeable form that includes the option for the user, on certain form objects, to add additional text boxes for multiple answers. I created a Javascript function that uses the insertRow() method. The user can click on a link which adds a row with a text box for an additional response. My function works great and, after some work around I got the values to post correctly, but where I'm running into trouble is re-populating those additional fields if I have to bring the user back to edit input that was not put in correctly.
My solution was to have create a PHP varible which is a javascript function call, e.g.:
$var = "js_function('varName1','varName2', 'varName3', 1 , '" . $post_val . "')";
Using the posted variables that apply and then echoing that into the onload event handler in the body tag. This calls the same function that was originally used to add the row to have it add the row again and populate it with the already submitted data. It all looks great, like it should work, but it doesn't and I'm wondering if there is something about the onload event handler which I don't know about. It was my understanding that the event handler executes when the page is fully loaded. If that is the case, my solution should work.
I don't know if there's some error I'm not seeing or if I'm trying to make the onload event handler do something it's not supposed to. I used a similar solution on another application and it works there. To give a better understanding, here is the function:
function appendIaRow(tblId, valID, oName, Nbr, populate1, populate2) {
var tbl = document.getElementById(tblId);
var newRow = tbl.insertRow(tbl.rows.length);
var numi = document.getElementById(valID);
var num = (document.getElementById(valID).value -1)+ 2;
numi.value = num;
var rowID = 'Row'+num;
newRow.setAttribute('id',rowID);
var newCell = newRow.insertCell(0);
newCell.innerHTML = "<input type=\"text\" name=\""+oName+"Name["+num+"]\" value=\""+populate1+"\" size=\"20\" maxlength=\"150\"/> <a href=\"Javascript:;\" onclick=\"deleteLastRow('"+tblId+"','"+rowID+"');\" style=\"text-decoration:none\">X</a><br /><br />";
var newCell2 = newRow.insertCell(1);
if (Nbr == 1){
newCell2.innerHTML = "";
}else{
newCell2.innerHTML = "# <input type=\"text\" name=\""+oName+"Number["+num+"]\" value=\""+populate2+"\" size=\"17\" maxlength=\"17\"/><br /><br />";
}}
Here is the coding for the event handler('initialize()' is a different function altogether - that works):
<body onload="initialize(),<?php echo $init ?>;">
And here is what it looks like from the source code when the page is displaying in a browser:
<body onload="initialize(),appendIaRow('AdmTbl','AdmValue','Administrator', 1, 'Joan'),;">
I found the bug ticket with similar problem: [URL] but it was closed as invalid. The problem still exists for me. I have the following live event: $("a:not([onclick])").live('click', ajaxLinkHandler); It's not applying to content loaded via $.ajax(...).responseXML which I used to append in the following way:
// withing ajaxLinkHandler
var content = $(loadedDocument).find("[component='"+ id +"']");
$(this.contentContainer).empty().append(content);
The code:// JavaScript Document
function checkWindowSize() {
var width = $(window).width(),
new_class = width > 1800 ? 'large' :
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I'm trying to augment Object.prototype with an addEvent method that will add event listeners, and will work regardless of whether the browser is IE or not.Here's what I have: So far it seems to work in non-IE browsers, but in IE8 it doesn't work. Where am I going wrong?
Code:
(function(){
try{[code]....
I'm working on a image slider, which will slide left to right and vice versa on mouser over event. the images are dynamically loaded from the database using ASP script. I use mootools.svn.js for the sliding implementation. and Ajax to pass the id of the image to another page as a query string. this is implemented in a onclick="getValue('<%= id %>')" event. This works fine in IE8, but when I test in Firefox 3.6 and Chrome the onclick event doesn't work. when I comment the mootools.svn.js, the onclick event get fired.
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I have the following situation.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "[URL]">
<html xmlns="[URL]">
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-latest.pack.js"></script>
<script>
$(document).ready(function() {
//select all the a tag with name equal to modal
$('a[name=modal]').click(function(e) {
//Cancel the link behavior
e.preventDefault(); .....
As you can see the script works when you click the Sticky Note button. How can I convert this script into ONLOAD working without clicking the button.
I'm using the Google AJAX APIs, but some reason google.load works when run through normal javascript, but if I call the method from my jquery ready function it doesn't work. Code and output is below
page.html
<script type="text/javascript">
loadGoogleStuff();
function loaded() {
console.debug("in loaded function");
}
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window.loadFirebugConsole is not a function If I comment out line 3 in code.js, the console debug runs okay, so the ready function is running okay. Even though there's a reference to Firebug, the same error occurs in Safari too. Nothing on the page loads.
i have a basic 2 column page, on the left is the navigation, on the right the content.i'm loading in the content with the load() method - some php generated html code which looks like this e.g.
<div id="container">
<div id="toggle">TOGGLE</div>
<div id="showArticles">
[code]....
so if i click on the toggle div.. nothing happens so i tried to put a <p id="toggle"> in the navigation bar which is static (not being load()-ed in via jQuery) and it worked so it seems to me, that jQuery can't get the click event out of the load()-ed page
This is my code:
I've set the animation to large numbers (1000) to make it very obvious.
The helper will show before the other fieldSets have been hidden. The show animation begins about half way through the hide animation. Since both elements are occupying the same space, this makes the container jump around in size as it breifly expands to fit one under the other.
I'm using my custom component that has a combo box (jsf's h:selectOneMenu, which has a onselect event)in it and it already has a onchange event, so I want the onchange event to trigger another onselect event with jQuery and it only works in Firefox.
I tried it without the component and it looks like this:
<html>
<head>
<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
[Code]....
and again works only in Firefox, and not IE and Chrome. It works with onblur event, but the onselect is closer to what I need.
Is it not working because the html <select> tag doesn't have a select event but Firefox can do it for some reason?
I am having issues with the following bit of code:
function test(){
window.alert("Alert1");
var testvar = document.getElementById("topMenu").getElementsByTagName("li");
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I have the following javascript function:
[ function addNewWindowEvent(evType, fn)
{
if (window.addEventListener)
[code]....
How do I pass a PHP variable into a window.onload event function? I have a URL that I need to pass to the JavaScript file that has this function in it. The JavaScript file itself is being linked from the PHP file that will pass the variable and I've seen many examples of how this is done via embedded JavaScript, but none where someone is linking to an external JavaScript file. I suppose this is probably a trivial matter to most of you, but I've never done this before and could use some guidance!
View 16 Replies View RelatedI have a js(using jQuery lib) file where all events and following actions(functions) are written. For one of such events there is a function that prepends one more similar element from which prepending was called:
$("#id1").click(function(){
$(...).before("<div id='id1'></div>");
});
so that when I will click to just prepended element one more element should be prepended and so on.The problem is that when new element is prepended, click event doesn't work on it. jQuery doesn't recognize it, like doesn't see it.