I have created a web site, where I use a dropdown menu when the mouse
goes over an image.
My problem is that when I resize the browser, the menu's position
changes relatively and goes way to the left.
I am stuck I don't know which parameter to change exactly so that the
menu behaves properly....
I have an accordion style navigation bar which works fine, except when the user enlarges the screen with, for example, Ctrl and Plus.You can see what I'm talking about here:http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/igsn/example/Is there any way using JavaScript to detect when the user enlarges the screen?Is it even good style to do this?I've found the offending css rule which makes the menu slow to a crawl in anything but its original resolution, but as this is a template that I have to use, there is not much scope to change things.
View 10 Replies View RelatedI have a drop down list whichever option you sleect activates relevant function It works, but only in Firefox, IE, Opera
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I have a website which displays photos. I want the photos to be resized depending on the innerWidth and innerHeight of the browser. I have my resolution set to 1024x768. So if you go to [URL] and click on 'Commissions' my 'w' variable in the URL contains 1024 but for some reason the 'h' variable displays 50. If I click on 'Commissions' one more time then it correctly displays h=602.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI'm building a simple portfolio gallery and am having trouble determining why the content is loading at the bottom of the page and then "jumping" into place once all images are loaded. This occurs in all browsers I tested on both the Mac and PC which were Mac - Firefox 3.0.5, Safari 3.2.1, Opera 9.6.3. PC-IE 6 and 7, Firefox 3.0.5, and Opera 9.27.
Here's the link to the sample page:
[URL]
i'm having with a superfish menu i have tried to add to my wordpress site.The menu seems to work fine for the base-level (top parent pages) menu items.But the drop down menus seem to flash on screen for just a second and then disappear when the mouse hovers over the menu items.To see an example, please check out the top menu on this temporary development page: http:[url].....I have tried adjusting the z-index in superfish.css file but it doesn't seem to be having any effect.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI currently have a Drop-Down menu, which has headers you click on to show the links. This menu only allows one drop to be expanded at a time, and can be viewed here [url].
I would like the headers to be able to have 'sub-headers' inside, which also drop-down,to reveal the links. I want them to have a different header colour, and to have the same rule where only one can be open at a time. while keeping the rule with the main headers.
The purpose of the code is to slideToggle open one of two hidden sub-nav bars when either of two different menu items are clicked upon - instead of a drop down menu. What doesn't work is the hiding of the div that is not required, if it is already open. Viewing in firebug shows that the appropriate classes are being applied - I suspect the reason is that slideToggle has been somehow set and cannot be unset via another object - but perhaps that is not it at all?
$(document).ready(function() {
//add .toggle function to appropriate li element
$('#hozmenu li:nth-child(4)').toggle(function () {
//set 4th menu links colour to be green whilst div is shown
$('#hozmenu li:nth-child(4) a').css('color', '#95d890');
$('#toggle_nav_services').removeClass('toggle_show');
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I actually want to make a horizontal drop down menu with a sub menu.As far as I have researched, I think that it can be done by JavaScript. I have searched for some java scripts but they are very long and complex.
That made me wonder that for a funcitonality like a Drop down is so complex?
So here is my question : Is there any JavaScript that can be applied for drop down menu exclusively? Which just presents logic of drop down solely?
I'm building a drop down menu like [URL] or [URL] or [URL] the effect I'm trying to achieve is to have the top menu item showing a background image via css and create a stylized design with the sub-menu. Using CSS when I hover over the sub menu the background image of the top item disappears. So I'd like some guidance with javascript on how to keep the back-image while hovering on the sub menu.
View 1 Replies View Related, I'd like to think this is fairly simple but unfortunately my knowldege of jquery is limited to using prebuilt scripts and changing a few variables to get what i need. I created a drop down menu with a slide down/up animation for submenus, which worked out just as I wanted. I ran into troubles though when trying to add a nested menu to the drop down, but with a slide animation going from left to right. I'm sure my explanation isn't very clear, so please take a look [URL] The nested submenu I am speaking of should only open when hovering occurs on the 'Item 01' link, but as you can see it also opens when hovering over the buyers link. Secondly, my attempt to slide from left to right on this ul is not working, it seems to be sliding down even though this was not defined in the code.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI want to create a menu like the left (as we see that) menu of getitnow.gr.Do you know any script for this?I use prototype framework,is there any script related with prototype? I mean a script that make the menu to stay even we use the scrollbar of the brownser.
View 1 Replies View RelatedIf you double click on a empty form box a drop down menu will appear .
But if the form box has text content - then double clicking on the form
box has no effect and a drop down menu doesnt appear .
Or at least it doesnt in IE v7 .
A google search only really brought up the usual beginner type of form
tutorials .
onDblClick=whatever()
I assume i'm looking for a line like the above that i can add to the
<inputtag - or some other suitable piece of javascript to do the job.
how can a menu like the image attached
1 - drop up instead of drop down
2 - all with same and fixed height
3 - possible mult levels
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I'm currently redesigning my site, and I have a small quandary.[URL].. Unfortunately, not everyone has the same size monitor as me, therefore sometimes the drop-down menus get cut off. Is there a way with this script for it to auto-detect if it's going past the bottom edge, and when this happens it'll go upwards instead?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am looking to put a drop down menu in my for i have the drop down set up but i am not sure how to do the make hidden text field pop up when "Other" is selected. I am guessing you use javascript to make this happen
HTML Code:
<td><select name="actionrequest" onchange="Select(this,'budget',1);">
<option value="Calibration">Calibration</option>
<option value="calibration and repair">Calibration and Repair</option>
<option value="repair">Repair</option>
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As the subject says, is this possible. I'd like to drag a file onto a button and have the filename accesable within that pages javascript.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm having a little trouble with 2 differentJS scripts. I have a drop down slide menu and a parralex slide gallery. Both work on separate pages and puton the same page they still work however the submenu of the slide down menu does not. if I remove the style sheet that belongs to the gallery
Then the munu works, however (obviously) the page layout goes wrong. if i remove<h1 class="title">Alex Holland Perspective</h1> the menu works however page layout goes wrong andI loose my header
Here is the code.
I'm looking for a javascript that lets me drag an image from one
browser window to another. Is there a solution for this problem?
This drag/drop code will work in IE and FF, and most likely Opera too...
All you have to do is insert the following code in between the <head></head> tags and set any element's class attribute that you'd like to render draggable to "dragdrop".
CSS...
<style type="text/css">
.dragdrop{
position:relative;
cursor:pointer;
}
</style>
Javascript...
<script language="javascript">
var mousedown=false;
var obj=null;
var omx=0;
var omy=0;
var oox=0;
var ooy=0;
function getEvent(e){
if(!e){e=event;}
return e;
}
function getObj(e){
e=getEvent(e);
if(navigator.appName.indexOf("Netscape")!==-1){
return e.target;
}
else{
return e.srcElement;
}
}
document.onmousedown=function(e){
e=getEvent(e);
obj=getObj(e);
if(obj.className!=="dragdrop"){
obj=null;
}
else{
mousedown=true;
omx=e.clientX;
omy=e.clientY;
if(navigator.appName.indexOf("Mozilla")!==-1||navigator.appName.indexOf("Netscape")!==-1){
oox=obj.style.left;
ooy=obj.style.top;
}
else{
oox=obj.style.pixelLeft;
ooy=obj.style.pixelTop;
}
}
}
document.onmouseup=function(e){
obj=null;
mousedown=false;
}
document.onmousemove=function(e){
var e=getEvent(e);
if(mousedown==true){
oox=oox.toString().replace(/px/,"")*1;
ooy=ooy.toString().replace(/px/,"")*1;
obj.style.top=ooy+e.clientY-omy;
obj.style.left=oox+e.clientX-omx;
}
}
</script>
You can preview this script in action here...
i donot know javascript at all but i know how to use it yesterday i open the javascriptsource.com and i found script menugen in it there are only 30 option of drop down menu but i want more than 100 what i do now Please?:(
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm completely new to javascript. I want to use dreamweaver with javascript to do a litter project in which I want to move value "Saleman" from drop-menu 1 and value "Billy" from drop-down 2 to a list box. The result should be as follows:
dropdown 1
Manager
Salesman (to be selected)
Cleaner
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This code dynamically resizes all the images in the slideshow to a static width and height, specified in the Customization section.
Other customization variables are available, as well.
It's useful for when your images are larger than 640x480 and manually resizing them is impractical, and especially if many of your users are on dial-up connections and the delay in preloading/loading "large" or many images would be annoying.
The slide images are displayed in a new, reused, centered window, just large enough to hold the image.
The code uses consecutive integers for the slide image file names, beginning with 1.jpg, etc.
You are not required to code each file by name, just rename your images and set the imgCount variable, in the Customization section, to the number of images in the show.
A .txt file is attached, which if saved as a .bat file, (remember those?), and when executed in folder containing .jpg files, will rename up to 100 of them to the required convention of consecutive integers, so long as the existing file names are at least three characters long.
The code generates a set of "controls," consisting of a Start/Resume button, Pause button, Cancel button, and a set of radio buttons for the user to dynamically select the slide interval from 2 to 10 seconds.
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
// -------- Begin Resized Slideshow -------------
//--- Customization ------
var imgCount = 10; // number of images in the show
var textColor = "Blue";
var backColor = "#F0F8FF";
var btnColor = "lightblue"
var dispW = 400; // this is the width for the slide image
var dispH = 300; // this is its height
var imgPath = "Images/"; // use "" if the images are in the current directory
// --- End Customization -------
// --- Do not edit below this line -------
var useWidth = screen.width*.85;
var prevActive = "i5";
var leftStr = Math.round((screen.width-useWidth-36)/2);
var absStr = "Position:Absolute;Bottom:10px;Left:"+leftStr+"";
var userDelay = 0;
var tick = 0;
var count = 0;
var wStr = 0;
var hStr = 0;
var tStr = 0;
var lStr = 0;
var IMGStr = "";
var miscFlag = false;
var cancelFlag = false;
var pauseFlag = false;
var slideWindow = "";
function manageBtns(n){
if (n == 1) //start
{
document.getElementById('startBtn').disabled = true;
document.getElementById('pauseBtn').disabled = false;
document.getElementById('cancelBtn').disabled = false;
document.getElementById('startBtn').value = "Start Slideshow"
}
if (n == 2) //paused
{
document.getElementById('startBtn').disabled = false;
document.getElementById('pauseBtn').disabled = true;
document.getElementById('cancelBtn').disable = false;
document.getElementById('startBtn').value = "Resume Slideshow"
}
if (n == 3) //canceled
{
document.getElementById('startBtn').disabled = false;
document.getElementById('pauseBtn').disabled = true;
document.getElementById('cancelBtn').disabled = true;
document.getElementById('startBtn').value = "Start Slideshow"
}
if (n == 4) // done
{
document.getElementById('startBtn').disabled = false;
document.getElementById('pauseBtn').disabled = true;
document.getElementById('cancelBtn').disabled = true;
document.getElementById('startBtn').value = "Start Slideshow"
}
}
function cancelShow(){
count = imgCount;
cancelFlag = true;
slideWindow.focus();
self.status = "One Moment...";
tick = 0;
if (miscFlag == true){runShow()}
}
function pauseShow(){
slideWindow.focus();
tick = 0;
pauseFlag = true;
miscFlag = true;
}
function waitLoadImage(){
if (slideWindow.document.images[0].complete)
{
if (count < imgCount){countDown()}
else if (cancelFlag == true){runShow()}
}
else {setTimeout("waitLoadImage()",500)}
}
function displayIt(){
if(slideWindow == ""){slideWindow = window.open("","SlideShow","toolbar=0,status=1,"+tStr+","+lStr+","+wStr+","+hStr+"")};
slideWindow.document.open();
slideWindow.document.write(IMGStr);
slideWindow.document.close();
slideWindow.status = "This is " + count + " of " +imgCount;
slideWindow.focus();
IMGStr = "";
waitLoadImage();
}
function getNextimage() {
document.getElementById('nullIMG').src = imgPath + count + ".jpg";
wStr = document.getElementById('nullIMG').width;
offsetW = wStr;
wStr = wStr+20;
wStr = "width="+wStr;
hStr = document.getElementById('nullIMG').height;
offsetH = hStr;
hStr = hStr+20;
hStr = "height="+hStr;
lStr = (screen.width-50-offsetW)/2;
lStr = "left="+lStr;
tStr = (screen.availHeight-90-offsetH)/2;
tStr = "top="+tStr;
IMGStr = document.getElementById('dispIMG').innerHTML;
displayIt();
}
function closeLastImage(){
if (slideWindow.document.images[0].complete)
{
if (cancelFlag == true){isDelay = 1000}
else {isDelay = userDelay*1000}
setTimeout("slideWindow.close();slideWindow=''",isDelay);
count = 0;
}
else {setTimeout("closeLastImage()",500)}
}
function countDown(){
if (tick > 0){self.status = tick}
if (tick == 0 && (pauseFlag == false && cancelFlag == false)){self.status = "Loading Next Image...";}
if (tick >= 0)
{
setTimeout("countDown()", 1000);
tick--
}
else {runShow()}
}
function runShow() {
manageBtns(1);
tick = userDelay-1;
if (count < imgCount && pauseFlag == false)
{
count++;
getNextimage();
miscFlag = false;
}
if (pauseFlag == true)
{
self.status="Slideshow Paused at Image "
+count + " of " +imgCount + "."
pauseFlag = false;
manageBtns(2);
}
if (count == imgCount && cancelFlag == false)
{
self.status = "Slideshow Is Complete."
manageBtns(4);
closeLastImage();
}
if (count == imgCount && cancelFlag == true)
{
self.status = "Slideshow is Canceled."
closeLastImage();
cancelFlag = false;
pauseFlag = false;
miscFlag = false;
manageBtns(3);
}
}
function updateInterval(Active) {
next = "i"+Active;
next = next.toString();
document.getElementById(prevActive).bgColor="#F0F8FF";
document.getElementById(next).bgColor="darkorange";
prevActive = next;
userDelay = Active;
tick = userDelay-1;
if (slideWindow != ""){slideWindow.focus()}
}
function buildSupport(){
var divStr = "<Div style='Position:Absolute;Top:-2000' id='dispIMG'><IMG Src='"+imgPath+"1.jpg' width="+dispW+" height="+dispH+" ID='nullIMG'></Div>"
document.write(divStr);
}
function buildBox(){
var styleStr = "<Style type='text/css'>.cDiv {"+absStr+";Height:54pt;Padding-Left:0px; Padding-Right:0px;Padding-Top:6px;Padding-Bottom:6px;Margin-Right:4px;Margin-Left:6px;Margin-Top:0px;Margin-Bottom:0px;Text-Indent:0px;Text-Align:None;width:"+useWidth+";Border-Top:#C0C0C0 1px solid;Border-Left:#C0C0C0 1px solid;Border-Bottom:Black 1px solid;Border-Right:Black 1px solid;background-color:"+backColor+";}.iBox {Line-Height:Normal;Font-Style:Normal;Letter-Spacing:normal;Font-Weight:normal;Text-Align:Center;Text-Decoration:none;Text-Indent:0px;Font-Family:Tahoma,Arial,Veranda;Font-Size:13pt;Color:"+textColor+";Background-Color:none;Border-Top:Black 1px Solid;Border-Bottom:Black 1px Solid;Border-Left:Black 1px Solid;Text-Transform:none;Padding-Left:5px;Padding-Right:3px;Padding-Top:2px;Padding-Bottom:2px;Margin-Left:0px;Margin-Right:0px;Margin-Top:0px;Margin-Bottom:0px;} .nBox {Line-Height:Normal;Font-Style:Normal;Letter-Spacing:normal;Font-Weight:normal;Text-Align:Center;Text-Decoration:none;Text-Indent:0px;Font-Family:Tahoma,Arial,Veranda;Font-Size:13pt;Color:"+textColor+";Background-Color:none;Border-Top:Black 1px Solid;Border-Bottom:Black 1px Solid;Border-Left:Black 1px Solid;Text-Transform:none;Padding-Left:0px;Padding-Right:5px;Padding-Top:2px;Padding-Bottom:2px;Margin-Left:0px;Margin-Right:0px;Margin-Top:0px;Margin-Bottom:0px;}.nxBox {Line-Height:Normal;Font-Style:Normal;Letter-Spacing:normal;Font-Weight:normal;Text-Align:Center;Text-Decoration:none;Text-Indent:0px;Font-Family:Tahoma,Arial,Veranda;Font-Size:13pt;Color:"+textColor+";Background-Color:none;Border-Top:Black 1px Solid;Border-Bottom:Black 1px Solid;Border-Left:Black 1px Solid;Border-Right:Black 1px Solid;Text-Transform:none;Padding-Left:0px;Padding-Right:5px;Padding-Top:2px;Padding-Bottom:2px;Margin-Left:0px;Margin-Right:0px;Margin-Top:0px;Margin-Bottom:0px;} .cBtns{Line-Height:Normal;Font-Style:Normal;Letter-Spacing:normal;Font-Weight:normal;Text-Align:Center;Text-Decoration:none;Text-Indent:0px;Font-Family:Tahoma,Arial,Veranda;Font-Size:13pt;Color:"+textColor+";Background-Color:"+btnColor+";Border-Right:Black 1px solid;Border-Top:White 1px Solid;Border-Left:White 1px Solid;Border-Bottom:Black 1px Solid;Cursor:Pointer;}</Style>";
var controlStr = "<Table cellspacing=Ɔ'><TD class='iBox' bgColor='moccasin'>SlideShow Interval:<TD class=nBox id =i2><input type='radio'name='interval' onclick='updateInterval(2)'>2</TD><TD class=nBox id =i3><input type='radio'name='interval' onclick='updateInterval(3)'>3</TD><TD class=nBox id =i4><input type='radio'name='interval' onclick='updateInterval(4)'>4</TD><TD class=nBox id =i5 bgcolor='darkorange'><input type='radio' name='interval' checked onclick='updateInterval(5)'>5</TD><TD class=nBox id =i6><input type='radio'name='interval' onclick='updateInterval(6)'>6</TD><TD class=nBox id =i7><input type='radio' name='interval' onclick='updateInterval(7)'>7</TD><TD class=nBox id =i8><input type='radio'name='interval' onclick='updateInterval(8)'>8</TD><TD class=nBox id =i9><input type='radio' name='interval' onclick='updateInterval(9)'>9</TD><TD class=nxBox id =i10><input type='radio'name='interval' onclick='updateInterval(10)'>10</TD></Table><Table><TD><input type='button' id='startBtn' class='cBtns' value='Start Slideshow' onClick='runShow()'></TD><TD><input type='button' id='pauseBtn' class='cBtns' value='Pause Slideshow' onClick='pauseShow()'></TD><TD><input type='button' id='cancelBtn' class='cBtns' value='Cancel Slideshow' onClick='cancelShow()'></TD></Table>"
var tblStr = "<DIV id='isFloat' class='cDiv' align='center'>"+controlStr+"</DIV>"
document.write(styleStr);
document.write(tblStr);
}
function initControls(){
buildBox();
buildSupport();
updateInterval(5);
document.getElementById('pauseBtn').disabled = true;
document.getElementById('cancelBtn').disabled = true;
}
// ---- End Resized Slideshow ---------
</script>
</head>
<body>
<h3 align='center'>Resized Image Slideshow</h3>
<!-- Keep the following line as the LAST line in the BODY -->
<script type="text/javascript"> initControls()</script>
</body>
</html>
Is there any way I can call a javascript function when the user resizes his text in the browser?
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs there a way to force a window to open in a predefined size by adding HTML or Javascript code on the page you want to be resized, not the page that has the link the takes you to the resized wondow. Theres a page that has a link on it that I need opened to a certain size and I don't have access to it, so what I can do is add a javascript to the page that the link is going to.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have 2 drop-down menus (1) States (2) Shows By State. My question is how
do I invoke a re-build of the Shows By State drop-down when the user
requests a different state. I believe this has to be done with Javascript
and I don't know Javascript. Could someone supply a small example of how
this is done?
I am using PHP and MySQL. Following is the PHP code for building the state
drop-down menu:
<tr><td bgcolor="#EFC891" width="496" align="left"><b>Select a Show in Your
State:
<select name="ShowState" >
<?php
$stateName=getStateName();
$stateCode=getStateCode();
for ($n=1;$n<=50;$n++)
{
$state=$stateName[$n];
$scode=$stateCode[$n];
echo "<option value='$scode'";
if ($scode== $searchState)
echo " selected";
echo ">$state
";
}
?>
</select>