I'm writing some custom JavaScript that creates div elements on the fly, then creates class and ID attributes on the fly as well. For example, the div being created looks like this:
Code:
<div id="name_message" class="error_message">
In my stylesheet, I have declared this:
[Code]....
In Firefox 3, this works fine. When the element is created, the styles for "error_message" are applied. But in IE7, it does not pick up those styles. I can declare them via JavaScript, and that works fine, but I would rather not do that.
I can provide more specific code, if required, but this seems pretty straightforward. There are no errors or warnings in my JS code.
Does anyone know why IE7 (and IE6, for that matter) is not picking up the stylesheet declarations for this dynamic element? Is this something peculiar to IE's handling of styles on dynamic html elements?
I am very new to jQueryUI and had a question about 1 small thing that has been bugging and throwing me off. Let's say for example, we are creating a dialogue box, triggered to open on the click of a <button>. Once applied, the <button> takes classes such as ui-button, etc, which may end up altering what you want that particular button to look like.
Is there any way to stop jQueryUI from applying this set of classes to the button itself? I have tried using removeClass to strip these, but it doesn't seem to have any effect at all. The styles in my default themeroller theme have been good for everything else, except these small things I don't want altered by the jquery classes. I the model form example, I removed button() from the js and it didn't apply any new styles to the button.
Having an issue in that JQuery is adding inline styles to all elements on my page. They are over-riding the styles in my style sheet and causing no end of problems.I have attached an image of firebug HTML listing so you can see what I mean.I have not done anthing in the JQuery to request this extra styling...
Just realized another thing... The modal part of the dialog does notuse position:fixed. As a result, if the page behind is changed to ataller one while the modal box is open, the bottom part of the pagewill not have the modal overlay
I am using this script which is nearly working correctly, but not quite!
When a user selects some text from the web-page and copies it,the script is supposed to pick up the current web-page url and create a resource box or credit line that is added to the selected text when the data is pasted.
You will see that the meta keywords are used (randomly) as the anchor text and this should be wrapped with the href= tags in order to create a link. Thats the bit that is not workink, but I can not see why.
Here is the complete script.
function init(){ // Options: var useMetaKeyword = true; // Otherwise, page title var minLength = 40; // Min selection chars
I have a problem. I have a div component where I'll drag multiple images. This part is working perfectly. But I am not able to read the order of these images played in the component. What happens, I can play any position in the image of the div component, however, like to read in order as they are, from left to right.
I believe it is possible, but the solution must be complicated. Some of his friends could help me in the routine javascript to read this?
But I have some elements which I add dynamically and the element ID is totally dynamic. I have also added the class called calendar on those dynamic elements. But, jQuery couldn't parse the dynamic elements at the first. So, How can add the datepicker feature to dynamically added elements.
As in topic. I have dynamic gallery containing just 3 elements:
http:[url].....
Problem occures when image is clicked another time(you have to click quick to see the problem) before end of animation. I think that preventing it from being clicked would solve the problem but im not sure.
$(function() { $('#gallery img').click(function() { var zIn=$(this).css('zIndex'); if(zIn==3){[code].....
I need to dynamically add elements to a form using javascript. The objective is that on clicking a certain button , a set of form fields are appended to the exiting ones. Code:
I'm currently working on a form for my site and would like to do something that I've seen many times on other sites. I would like to make a particular form element enabled or disabled depending on whether another requisite form radio button is checked. I tried this:
I have an <ul> and I'd like to append an anchor and a <hr> to every fifth <li> item.I understand I need to do something with index() and append() or html(), but since I am new to jQuery I am not sure how to set up the script.
I create tablerows and cells dynimaic dependent on a ajax-request. Now i want to add droppable attribut to it with a plugin. I can manek the plugin work if i use static HTML, but my dynimic created elements seems to not be able to edit.All elements get class="drop" and even the easy code like $(".drop").hide(); does not effect my dynamic elements.[code]
I have been trying unsuccesfully for three days to figure something out, and it has brought me here. I am a noob javascripter, so please bear with me. I have created a page with an input button that refers to a function:
<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head>
[code]....
i would like to change certain style elements of the array each time the button is clicked. I have 5 color sets i would like use for the page, so i would like the button to trigger the color change in a loop, ie when the last color group is reached, the next click returns to the original color set and it continues again.The things i want to change are the background color of two div's and the top row of a table. My style sheet is seperate, and I will also do the same for the javascript once I can get it to work properly.
I have a form that has a table that adds rows dynamically, 4 columns with each having a form element. i end up with the following when the page loads, created dynamically:
I am designing a dynamic web form, and all works fine except that I can’ t eliminate the ‘blank’ spaces that appears between the form elements when these are displayed or hidden. I mean for example, the long blank space that appears between the form submit button and the table rows displayed, because the other tables and form elements are hidden.
I attached the complete sample page so that you can see the ‘blank’ spaces I want to eliminate. These are the 'blank' spaces I want to eliminate:
1. When the page loads, a long blank space appears between the submit button and the table rows displayed. 2. When you select only the ‘Quality B’ checkbox, a long blank space appears between the ‘Product details’ title and the table rows displayed. 3. When you select both ‘Quality A’ and ‘Quality B’ checkboxes, a blank space appears between the table rows displayed. I want a blank space there, but smaller.
In all the cases I want the submit button just below (with a little blank space) the table rows displayed.
I have problem getting dynamic form elements values created with .append method when submitting the form with POST method in Firefox. It seems to work only on Internet Explorer.
I'm encountering a snag when attempting to dynamically populate multiple dynamic select elements. I have the following object hierarchy Field --> Category --> Expertise which are displayed within a form as select elements, e.g., when 'Field' is changed then the 'Category' is repopulated based on the root index value of 'Field' and then 'Expertise' is repopulated based on the root index value of 'Category'. Below is the code I'm using:
I need to create a Javascript and when the output is printed, I need to control the margins of the printed page very strictly, can Internet Explorers version of CSS do this? Or is there another solution?
How can i override all the styles being cascaded applied to some HTML element?
For example:
I have a stylesheet where DIV styles are described DIV { padding: 10; margin: 10; }
and have HTML code:
<DIV><DIV style="override:all">Test</DIV></DIV>
I would like to not have the inner DIV padding, margin and other directives described in styles above. Actually I would like to discover some directive line "override:all"!
