Can An Onchange Eventhandler Be Re-used By Invoking Rather Than Clicking?
Jul 20, 2005
I'm trying to call/ mimic an onchange function/ event after a user has
clicked a checkbox. In response to which a buncch of other ones need to be
checked as well.
The caveat is that each of those child-checkboxes need to have an onchange
action take place. All of these child-boxes *have* got a working onchange
eventListener attached (thx to an old post of Lasse Reichstein Nielsen).
Following a snip that suggests (or so the debugger suggests) that the
inputElement.onchange is void, so calling onchange becomes a bit hard.
Any suggestions?
I have a text field on my page, whose value I am setting through the jQuery cal
$('#Expandable').val("fefefe");
However, when I normally type into the text field, certain events occur as the text field value changes. These events do not occur when I set the value like above. So my question is, after I set the value, how do I invoke any onChange handlers?
I have to take this class online and it requires that I sit for 45 minutes if I start to do something different say go on Facebook in a new tab it stops the timer... I use Google Chrome as a web browser and was wondering if there is anyway to use the console to remove the Window.blur trigger
I know there are some issues trying to use .focus() and .select() within another.eventhandler (for the same object) in firefox. What I don't know is, howto workaround?
From mozilla, I'm able to do what's expected by calling the functions like: 'table-1' )" but in IE6 and IE7 I get a "Effects is not defined" error. That's puzzling to me, since they're both defined through a var Effects = function(), and the function itself is self-invoking.
function agregar_row(){ for (i=0; i<10; i++){ row="row/" . i; if (document.getElementById(row).style.display=='none'){ document.getElementById(row).style.display='' i=11; } }}
This function is intended to make visible a row, just one by each time the function is called. the way im invoking "(row)" is wrong, i think...
I want to make an animated gif that runs through one loop and then stops. But I want to invoke it at random time intervals...so, for instance, a tight head shot of a person's face winks at the viewer once or twice per minute, at unpredictable intervals.
I think I could figure out how to use rand() and setTimeout(...) to create the random time intervals, but I'm not sure about how to start the one-loop animated gif. Would I have to reload the whole page? Or is there someway to restart the gif animation *without* reloading the whole page?....probably not, the more I think about it.
The above code works fine at Firefox and Google Chrome. And it works at IE 8 for the first drop action. The ajax method is not called after the first call although the append still works.
Is there something that will update as soon as the user changes information in a textbox as appose to what onChange does, which is update once the focus has been taken off of the textbox? I am writing a custom cart and I am using AJAX to update the price according to how many they are ordering, I was hoping to have it update the price as soon as the user put in the volume, but it doesnt update until the user clicks somewhere else on the page.
I have a number of image files that have been pre-selected by the user for downloading. I'd like to be able to have the user click a button and have a directory browser pop-up window available for the user to select the directory into which the image files will be downloaded.
I thought that this would be simple to find but...
If this is possible I further need to know:
1) how to access the directory path string (which will be used to download the files)
2) how to set any available default values for the directory bvrowser.
:)Per JMRKER's suggestion I researched Query Strings and partially solved my original request on how to pass a parameter. Now I need to learn how after passing that parameter, how to invoke some code.In an html file I call the program listed below entitled "ShirleyLee.html". The call is initiated by the following statement: onclick="window.open('ShirleyLee.html?Player=WindowsMediaPlayer'"In the body of ShirleyLee.html I call a function in the <head> entitled "DeterminePlayer". This function will parce the url used to open ShirleyLee.html.I tested this code and it works. In the Javascript code located in the <body>, the If clause: "if (SplitQueryStringStoreInArray[1] == "WindowsMediaPlayer")" will trigger the Alert box which will then display "WindowsMediaPlayer" which was parced from the url in the DeterminePlayer function located in the <head>If you look further down, just below the function call in the <body> you will see 11 lines of code which is a table that is comprised of the code neccessary to utilize the Windows Media Player plus parameters.
My question is, how do I invoke this code in the true area of the conditional clause located in the <body> that now temporarily contains: "alert("Player = " + SplitQueryStringStoreInArray[1]);"The following is the file: "ShirleyLee.html"
currently we are having a scenario wherein in a JSP page we invoke the Microsoft Outlook client (open the Outlook client) using ActiveX api.. This we are doing using a java Script function which is called when the JSP page gets loaded. The body of the email is pre populated in a HTML format when the Outlook client opens up.Now we have a requirement wherein we need to open up the Lotus Notes client in a similar way ..Could someone please advise/help how this could be achieved ..whether there are some standard api's which could be used here.
2. Also in case there are 10 users who are using microsoft outlook as their email client while the other 10 users are using lotus notes for emailing..then in this case how could this be handled..
Inside client control I generate a button, with script to run.I want to call object's Print() method when this button is clicked, the result value must be passed to Print() as well.How can I do that?This is my object:
I think the last thing people seem to learn about in JavaScript when they're not coming from other programming languages is variable scope. Some even get all the way into AJAX without having learned about scope, and this is a time when it's really needed. Although the scope of JavaScript variables is non-complex by nature, it's something we should all get a full understanding for before we move too far. Section 1: What is "scope"? Section 2: The "var" keyword Section 3: The "this" keyword Section 4: Closures or "Anonymous functions and self-invoking closures
Actually it has been just 3 months i started using JQuery and its whole lot exciting with the things we can do using jquery. Is it possible to call a javascript function inside aaspx page created in sharepoint designer on a daily basis automatically .
I'm trying to convert a Thickbox iframe setup to a jqModal div. While I can load content into a jqModal dialog. I run into a problem trying to explicitly close the dialog. Per Firebug:
I have a page that submits to a db then re-loads its self with new information. Unfortunately it goes wrong when the user double clicks on a one of many text links that provides the info for the display on reload. How do I stop users from double clicking on the page? Ideally I think I would like to call some sort of js function from body onload as I presume this would then cover the whole of the page, but have no idea if this is possible or how to go about writing it.
My very simple function clickEvent1() (defined in the page head) that expands/shrinks a hidden tag <h6> with text, id="lignep" in the body
Here is a code which throws error for line 104 in the page body with message "Object expected", but I can't figure out what is wrong in this line that calls for function clickEvent1():
so I have a button that makes a table appear absolutely(dynamically), and I was wondering how would I go about making it disappear once I made it appear.