I have a page "v.php" which got an iframe that shows different pages for 3 seconds after they have loaded. There is a page "w.php" that needs to be shown in the iframe but it needs to be shown for 10 seconds after it's loaded. How can I make so "w.php" freezes the timer for at least 10 seconds and then let it start?
I'm trying to adapt a script I found online for a timer that goes in my webpage. The timer counts from 30 seconds down to 0. I've adapted it so that when it reaches 0 it goes back up to 30, but I was wondering how can I make it so that after a certain number of loops through the timer, it executes some other (non-JS) code instead of just doing the timer forever?I've introduced a variable t to try to do this, but when I put in if(t>1) {break} at the bottom, the timer doesn't work properly anymore (it doesn't display a number in the box).
delaying the form submission for 3 seconds. When the submit button is clicked I have a animated loader image that becomes visable and I want the visitor to see it for a few seconds before the form submits.I have the following so far, however the issue I am having is that the action when the form submits no longer is processed. But if I take the timeout out the action is processed
I found the below script that works fine for the actual countdown, but when the user refreshes the page, the countdown starts from 5 minutes again.
What I am trying to do, is handle users that put something in their shopping cart and then get side tracked or what ever reason and that same product then being purchased by another person when I only have 1 left.
So using PHP I am going to subtract the qty of that product by 1 and then I want the website to either put it back, if the users checkout times out, or if a normal process it is taken out permanently.
So long story short I think I need some sort of 'memory' for the javascript, so the user can't just keep refreshing and it starting from 5 minutes each time. Also it needs to be carried through to other pages.
I have a problem I can't figure out on my own. I want to create a JS/AJAX function which counts down for exactly 10 seconds (for example), and then it performs an action - calls a .php file, and loads its content in a div element.
The main problem is - users can simply edit the JS and set the 10 second timer to 1 second, for example.
I wonder if there is a way to work this out in JS? I want the 10 seconds to be "set in stone".
I guess I could achieve similar effect by using database, and comparing the time when script started/ended.
function delayLoad() { setTimeout('window.open('test.swf','FacNews', 'width=303,height=757,left=1005,top=0')',3000); }
test.swf is a flash file within the same folder. I am invoking this function using
<body onload="delayLoad()">
What am I doing wrong for this not to delay the load by three seconds? I am having a system login that spawns a child window so I need to delay the window load of the swf so that it is on top. Its been years since I've done javascript, is there some other kind of methodology that I could possibly use?
I have a button on my site, which when clicked calls an ajax function. What I want to do though, is append a loading graphic for just 2 seconds inside the button such that it looks as if the website is 'busy' saving when the button is clicked. This is obviously just for user feedback as the 'save' is done instantly - it's just for user feedback to make the user confident that the save button has worked. To do this, I'm trying to append a loading image to the save button, delay for 2 seconds, then remove the image, but it doesn't seem to work.
I have this HTML:
<p><a href="#" title="" class="save">Save</a></p> And this jQuery: $ (
I have developed a application in jsp. I need to achieve a count down timer(days,hours,minutes,seconds) between from date to todate, considering below cases. All below are assumed
(1) I have 4 product, for each product i have different end date stored in mysql in DB.
(2) I need to calculate time time remaining for the end date for each product, for eg;
Product 1 end date : 10/05/2010 (i need to show the time remaining for the end of 10/05/2010 from current time and date). Like wise i need to show for different products.
the situation: I'm building a web page, and the client wants to have three flash galleries on staggered timing (i.e., the first one loads and runs, 4 seconds later the second loads and runs, 4 seconds later, third one loads and runs).
I've been trying to figure out how to use Javascript to handle the initial delay between each object, and the best I can figure is to use an onLoad to start the first flash (Flash1), and then call out a function with setTimeout to start Flash2 4 seconds after Flash1 loads, and the same thing for Flash3. However, my attempts thus far have failed, and all three load up at the same time.
i found a script that starts counting seconds from 0 till x. i wanted it to display the seconds in mm:ss (minutes : seconds) .. now i only get "NaN:0" (NaN for minutes and 0 for seconds). this is how i ended up : [URL]
I would like to get the function to find the value which is starts with given value in select Box. If jQuery does not support please let me know how to do using Java script.
I am using contains function but it returns all the matched values. Get the value value exactly starts with given value.Select box :
<select class="widthed1" name="dynamicitem" id="dynamicitem" multiple="multiple" size="7" > <!-- Will be added dynamically --> </select> $("#dynamicitem option:contains ('"+oldval+"')").attr("selected","selected"); -- It returns all the matched values.
I have a jquery slidedown effect which id triggeref onchange of dropdownBut the slide down effect starts a few seconds after the option is change.It delays
We want to display this popup (or overlay) that says "you are leaving this site...etc." when a user leaves our site. This is all good when a user clicks on an external link from within our site. But, what if user just starts typing a new URL in the browser address bar? Lets say my site is called cnn dot com. The user is browing cnn dot com and then starts typing nytimes dot com in the same browser window and hits enter. At this point, we would like to display that pop up.
I am building a navigation which animates width on mouseover and revert it on mouseleave. That navigation also supports keypress/keydown actions, so it behaves like you hover with the mouse and additionally opens the submenu too. My problem is, when using the keydown (C) function, the menu opens up perfectly but when I mouseover then, it fires the 1. function and behaves like it should, it closes. I tried to stop that when just using keydown, but somehow I am stuck with it. Here comes the code:
I have a small problem with a form. After I click on a submit button a small animation starts, I would like to submit form after animation but nothing is working. I tried different methods and I also checked html for errors.
Code of function: $(document).ready(function(){ $("#button").click(function() { var productX = $("#first").offset().left; var productY = $("#first").offset().top; var basketX = $("#basket").offset().left+15; var basketY = $("#basket").offset().top+20; var gotoX = basketX - productX; var gotoY = basketY - productY; var newImageWidth = $("#first img").width() / 3; var newImageHeight = $("#first img").height() / 3; $("#first img") ..... .clone() .prependTo("#first") .css({'position' : 'absolute'}) .animate({opacity: 0.9}, 100 ) .animate({opacity: 0.6, marginLeft: gotoX, marginTop: gotoY, width: newImageWidth, height: newImageHeight}, 1200, function(){ $("#detailstext").submit(); //form id }); return false; }); }); I also tried $("form_id").post(0).submit(); but i got error: $("form_id").post is not a function
var interval = 1500; var random_display = 0; var imageDir = "grax/";
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The show auto starts on 01.jpg, which is the second slide in the slide show, so I created a fake 00.jpg to move the images up one. This works fine except image 08.jpg shows twice at the end.
I have many inputs with name totalsum1,totalsum2,totalsum3 etc. I need to calculate number of inputs where name starts with "totalsum" and value is >0. I need to send result to another input with id="#rowtotal".My code:
$("#rowtotal").val(($("input[name^=totalsum]").val>0).size()); It's not working. Best RegardsRafa‚ Koszyk
i have following problem: When the user on my website presses a image link, I prevent the default behaviour, and toggle some table rows (show or hide them, depending on the the image src (closed.gif / opened.gif)). Since I got a lot of rows I run over and toggle, the function takes some time to process and the browser "hangs" in the meanwhile. Due to this I want to show the user that the operation is still in progress and want to change the image of the link to a load spinner until it is finished. So I thought that I just have to change the src URL of the image in advance and then start the function, but jQuery is ignoring the line and I don't know why? Here is the code I am using:
$("a[name='changeDisplayModeAll']").click(function(e) { e.preventDefault(); var newStatus; var imageSrc = $("img[name='imageChange']").attr('src');