This code runs prefect in FireFoc but IE7 will only process the first request. I remember reading something about IE of processing first respondText and if invalid character are in there it no not process any more. I am just passing plain HTML and rather using innerHTML because it seems earlier than using XML and i really don't see any benefit on using XML. is there any way i can get this to work nicely in IE?
I have a drop down menu on my page, works. Then I went to add another ddm, doesn't work when on page, but works independently . DW creates a file called mm_menu.js. I am sure the problem is here, but I don't know what to change. Might anyone here know what I am talking about/had this prob before?
I added the tooltip for mouseover event on select box items. Design New Cable in this page, i added mouseover tooltip on 9th select box items. First at the time of loading the page, it will show only one select box...
I'm making a little script using jQuery to send a sentence to a textarea by clicking on the text. It does this fine however, if I edit the textarea to remove a sentence manually, I can no longer click on the sentences to send them to the textarea. Don't know why this happens. It's been a while since I played around with JavaScript.
I've tried to google this but cannot seem to find an answer. Does anybody have an answer for this? Or could you perhaps point me in the right direction to find the answer?code...
I've got a page that has a navigation and content div.
The navigation consists of a JS tree menu that has AJAX event handlers associated to all its links so that when the user clicks on any of the links, the content div will update accordingly. The content div is making use of a number of JQueryUI elements such as tabs and accordions among others.
All the JS works fine when I initially open the page; it's only until I click on any navigation link when the problems surface. Once I do none of the JS appears enabled any more in the content div.
I've tried linking to the JS file from the AJAX PHP script called, and that gets the JS to work but only after exhibiting strange behavior - the content div flickers between a JS enabled/disabled state for a few seconds. I figured this may be because the JS file's contents will have been duplicated as it is the same script loaded when initially opening the page.
I have a small script that tries to open a child window. if successful, it then closes the child window and redirects the parent window. If this process fails, there is no child window, no redirection.
the script below works fine in FireFox but in Chrome, if the process fails, the redirection still happens. code...
I develop a form allow the user to upload with the hidden iframe. While in the progress, I allow the user to cancel their upload. In javascript, does it have cancel the request to the server. I have one solution, but I don't like it. I remove the iframe element, so it won't upload anymore. Do you any other solutions better than this?
I have this function I'm firing to execute the "delete" of an entry
Code JavaScript: $(document).ready(function() { $(".post_tools a.deletelink").click(function() { var container = $(this).parents('.comment').attr("id"); var scriptLoc = $(this).attr("href"); [Code]...
The function executes the alert and if the user selects "OK" it completes successfully. However, if the user chooses to back out of the process when the alert fires by closing the alert, the function does not get canceled, it completes the delete of the comment. What do I need to do to make sure the user can successfully cancel this process when the warring is delivered?
In IE7/Windows the left vertical navbar disappears. I have used every hasLayout trick I know. Can anyone put a finger on it? I'm working with legacy code to complicate matters. code...
I Have a text box in a jsp that is pre populated. The text box should accept only numbers and it should be greater than a minimum value (this value depends on the user settings). If the user enters a value less than the minimum value, i should pop up an alert saying that the value entered is incorrect and reset it back to previous correct value. How could i do it using onchange event of the text box.
The follwing function is in an onkeypress event for some textboxes. How can I cancel the keystroke? or more importantly it's output. This function does what I want it to do, but it actually writes a space in the textbox. I wanted to escape out of writing the character. Especially if I change it to another keyCode besides space bar. Any ideas?
function setEfforts(ctrl){ if(event.shiftKey && event.keyCode == 32) { var row = ctrl.parentNode.parentNode; var inputs = row.getElementsByTagName('input'); var textboxes = new Array(); for(var x = 0; x < inputs.length; x++) if(inputs[x].type == 'text'){textboxes.push(inputs[x]);}
for(var y = 0; y < textboxes.length; y++) textboxes[y].value = ctrl.value; } return false;
I've found articles/posts on creating custom confirm pops utilizing hidden <div> etc, but adding 40 odd lines of code just to offer Yes or No buttons seems absurd. Short of creating a complete confirmation div and script, is it possible to EASILY change the button values of a confirmation pop-up? For Example, "There is a related value not selected in the form. Would you like to select it now?"
I have created a checkDelete function to ask the user if he wants to delete the selected entries from a database. The problem is that choosing cancel still deletes those entries. This is the function code...
I want to do something in our back office. There are quite a few sections and it looks really cluttered because they are all different sizes and so forth.I use fieldset for each, where the legend has the title of the section.So what I was thinking of doing is making it where they are all collapsed until the mouseover function then that would expand only that section. I know how to do that. What I want to do though is for the mouseout feature have it set a timeout to close after 1 or 2 seconds. my question is this.What if they go out but then back over it would the setTimeout then close it because the time expired? if so how could I cancel any setTimeout that is there and only if set so that it did not close on them?
I've been trying to do something and it's killing me because I can't figure out how to do it properly. I have an input box. I'm validating as the user types. Basically deleting forbidden characters as they type. I'm doing it with the onkeyup event. Problem is this looks kinda crappy because the character they type appears briefly and then get's deleted. I want to know how can I cancel the event that writes on the input box so that instead of deleting the character myself, I just cancel the event. I have no idea if the input box or the window is the one responsible for doing this.
URL...What I am trying to do is be able to click and hold the button and be able to drag around the little plus and stop when the mouse is let go. Now it works fine in Firefox, however, in Internet Exploder it tries to do the browsers default drag and drop and ruins my whole thing.[code]I know its qutie messy in there but right now im just trying to debug and get it working out properly.
I am trying to do a setInterval to switch the background-image of a div. The switch will happen every second. Here is the html code...
On firefox 6 and IE9, it switches just fine. On IE8 and Chrome it switches once and then stops.
Not sure why it is working in the newer browsers and not the older ones. I know there were some new javascript features added to the newer browsers, but i cant figure out where the error is occurring.