There are three div and inside each of them there is an anchor tag.
When the anchor tag is clicked it makes an Ajax call and displays the content in the new div. Lets call this our forth div. (this is irrelevant to the title but just want to mention this because I am calling a function onclick.)
What I want to happen is when they click on of the anchor tag I want to change the background color of the div relative to the anchor tag. For example, if they click on the first anchor tag which is inside the first div I want the first div background color to change.
I am trying to change my sites background color. The color changes but it doesn't go back to the first image anymore. does anybody know what the problem could be?
I want to add a small but informative weather widget to one of my web sites. Having searched around, most are either too big or too simple.
I did find "one" that I liked but it links to a lame page. I would rather have no link rather than the one provided. The widget I like is a simple javascript "include file" similar to this one:
I have some text, where I don't want to display all of the text until the user clicks 'more' link. Once the user clicks 'more' link I want to show the div below and change the link text from 'more' to 'less' so on subsequent click the div below will collapse. <a href="#" class="moreLink" onclick="javascript:ShowMore(this);">more</a> <div id='completeDiv'>etc etc etc </div> function ShowMore(object){ ....show the div and $('a.moreLink').text('less'); ---> this does not work for me. }
I found a nice script over at jQuerry for Designers that I'm using in a Drupal site. It seems to work fine, except for that every anchor tag on the page triggers the script! how can i adjust the script to target a specific anchor (currently has an ID of "test") and ignore all other anchor tags? here's the script, its placed in an external .js file:
I have two pieces of Javascript attached to my open/close text boxes.
One for the visibility function: <script type="text/javascript"> function toggle_visibility(id) {
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The problem only shows further down the page, when I click to open a box it automatically goes back to the top of the page instead of staying at the user's current page position
I would like it to stop changing the page position onclick.
I have an Iframe which loads an articles html page with anchors at the start of every article. To the right is fixed div that has different article links. The customer can scroll down and read all the articles. I would like the links to change to active, visited etc. when the anchors come into view. I was thinking it would be something like this:
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function changelink(){ if(window.location.href='#article3'){ document.getElementById('historylink').style.color='green'; historylink.style.background='url(sources/active.jpg)center';
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Haven't tried it yet because it dosen't take into account the visited state of the links so I figured I need some advice from the skript Gods.
We are developing an Ajax based application. In this application the URL is fixed and as user navigates on the application we will change Anchor on the URL so that user can bookmark the url and can load the page on demand.
When user refreshes the page we have no issue in the populating the page based on the anchor in URL as on load we can capture the hash(#anchor) and act accordingly.
When the user clicks back button anchor is changing but not able to know where to get callback. Is there any event or way I can find when the user has clicked back button.
I want to add a color change to an anchor tag. But only on a few pages. I am trying this but it does not work: $(function(){ var urlName = [URL] if (urlName == window.location.href) { $('.news-list-item > h3 > a:first').css('color','#8CAAC3').css('text-decoration','underline'); }});
Lets say I have a bunch of links with the same class but different anchor text like [code] When the page loads I want the anchor text of each link to display the same text of my choosing. However, when the visitor clicks a link the anchor changes back to the orignial. It would be best if all links could be changed back their original if any link is clicked but this isn't necessary.
I need to get the page to reload with the anchor in the link when it is clicked in a dropdown menu. For example if I am on 'www.domain.com/about/#2' and I then click on 'www.domain.com/about/#3' the url changes but the page doesn't reload so I need the page to reload, but keep the new anchor (#3).I gave the links with anchors a class of 'reload' and tried this:
I have a script that scans an HTML document for headers and special comment tags for the purpose of generating a left-floating/position-fixed DIV that contains the document's outline or "table of contents." Within the DIV are lists (UL element by default) whose items (LI elements) are jump-to links (A elements) to the points (headers, special points marked for inclusion in table of contents) in the document. The problem is this. I have typical HTML document with links that jump to points (usually headers) inside the document, as shown below:
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<body> <p>This is addressed <a href="#later-text">later</a> in this document <h1><a id="later-text"></a>Header Text</h1> <p>... </body>
But my script, being a document outliner that finds headers in a document, inserts another anchor as a jump-to point just before the first occurrence of text in the header (inserted A element shown in red below). This somehow disables the document-coded jump anchor (shown in blue below). And it occurs in FF and IE, which suggests it is not a browser-specific issue. Why does it occur? Is there something in the HTML spec that states that two anchors to which a jump occurs are not allowed to be adjacent elements in the document?
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<body> <p>This is addressed <a href="#later-text">later</a> in this document <h1><a id="later-text"></a><a id="jump-1"></a>Header Text</h1>
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To reproduce what I am seeing, search for the text "Why Is A Survey Done". The first occurrence is a within-document jump-to link, which should jump to a header below it. If the script execution to generate a document outline is disabled, the jump works. But if the script is executed and the document outline generated, the jump-to link does not work.
I'm pretty new at javascript. I came here with my last problem and it was solved quickly and really helped. Alas now I am stuck again.
I have a series of buttons on the stage, each with their own div tag with the same ID. The number of buttons will be dynamic based on the users account. When you click the button, I would like the background of the div tag, which contains that button, to change. I have no idea how to go about this. I've tried different approaches but none seem to be panning out. Is there a simple this.div function that I could call?
Having a little bit of trouble with a site I'm currently working on I'm using some AJAX for the instant g-mail/facebook style navigation, you know the kind, with no refreshes, etc. Problem is, to allow for back/forward and bookmarks, I currently use a URL that looks like:[URL].. This is fine, not a problem... The issue comes into play when I want to open up the news.html page, from my home.html page, and have it open to news item #6 (for example).
I can't add a #, because one is already being used to reference the anchor for the content div. Has anyone run into a similar problem before? If so, how did you resolve it? Can some jQuery be used to find the location of the news item div in question, on load, and scroll to it like that?
what I want to do is create a menu with rollover buttons but each button also changes the background image of a div.
I've managed to change the colour of the div but not add an image there. I've added my code so you can have a look. Case 0 shows me attempting to change the background image. I must be doing something wrong.
I've left the other cases as colours so you can see how I did that. I eventually want it all to be images. I'm creating a Joomla website (not sure if that makes a difference).
<body onload="addHandlers()"> <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"> function addHandlers(){ var allMenus =
We've just been introduced to Javascript. I have a document where as it loads it gives an alert box. Upon clicking "OK" it brings up a header and an image and then another alert box stating that the page is now loaded. However, I need to change the background of the document by clicking on the "OK" button in the second alert box but can't figure out how to do that.
<style type="text/css"> .header2 { text-align:center; } p.center { text-align:center; } .center img { border-style: none; } </style> <script type="text/Javascript"> function rollover_onmouseover() { document.images.real.src = "../../Images/Homework 13/dream.jpg"; } function rollover_onmouseout() { document.images.real.src = "../../Images/Homework 13/real.jpg"; } </script></head><body> <script type="text/Javascript"> alert("I'm about to load my page"); </script> <script type="text/Javascript"> document.write('<h2 class="header2">This h2 header was loaded using Javascript</h2>'); </script> <p class="center">Point at Llumi to see what she's thinking<br /> <a href="Homework13.html" id="rollover" onmouseover="rollover_onmouseover()" onmouseout="rollover_onmouseout()"> <img src="../../Images/Homework 13/real.jpg" alt="" name="real" /></a> </p><script type="text/Javascript"> alert("My page is now loaded"); </script></body></html>
I wish to change the background colours of two divs, one is blue and the other is gray.i already have the pull down onchange working that changes the fields to active or disabled depending on the selection made and wish to change the background to gray out the div that has disabled fields.how is this done using Javascript
