I have a table full of images and a button which when turned on uses the arrow keys to navigate around the table. When the button is turned on clicks to the empty body area of the page will redirect the focus to the button which keeps the arrow keys activated, but i want to prevent this from happening when the user clicks inside the table itself. I suppose what im looking for is something like:
Code:
var elementClicked = (whatever the syntax is for the element name that was clicked)
if(elementClicked != myTable1){
I can't set onclick event properly for OBJECT (flash) element properly. onclick just don't bubble outside flash object. Could this be caused by AS getUrl() function?
I tried to attach thru .htc, tried transparent IFRAME on top of object, etc. Nothing seems to work.
Is there any reasonable way to attach onclick to OBJECT element or flash movie by using JS or plain HTML? Should I do something for event bubbling?
I'm trying to add a onclick event that will sort an two dimensional array to a existing element that I can not change. The error I keep getting is User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; Trident/4.0; SLCC2; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.5.30729; .NET CLR 3.0.30729; Media Center PC 6.0; .NET4.0C; .NET4.0E) Timestamp: Wed, 30 Jun 2010 20:15:48 UTC
I have a function that dynamically creates a new div, part of the function looks like: root = document.getElementById('rootbox2'); var oDiv=root.appendChild(document.createElement("div")); with(oDiv){ id=ji; className="workshopRow"; setAttribute("attending",""); setAttribute("attending_count","0"); } var oText = oDiv.appendChild (document.createTextNode("")); var oDiv1=oDiv.appendChild(document.createElement("div")); with(oDiv1){ className="workshopName"; } var oText = oDiv1.appendChild (document.createTextNode("")); var oSelect=oDiv1.appendChild(document.createElement("select")); with(oSelect){ name="select_"+ji; id="select_"+ji; className="workshop"; onchange="calc_subtotal("+ji+")"; } var oText = oSelect.appendChild (document.createTextNode("")); var oOption=oSelect.appendChild(document.createElement("option")); with(oOption){ value="12"; setAttribute("price",10); } What I am looking to do is add an onchange event to the select element, not sure if i have programmed it correctly but it does not seem to work.
I'm having some trouble with the "onBlur" event in the BODY tag. Ideally, what I want to happen is that when someone leaves window A, window A executes a command. I had put
<body onBlur="savePage();">
I have a couple of problems. On IE 6 (win2000), whenever I put the cursor focus on a textfield within window A, the "savePage" function is invoked. And on Mozilla Filefox 0.9.1, the event never launches even when I leave the window.
Does anyone know how I can solve these respective problems?
Want to know is is possible to have 2 diff. onload events in the same page? I have 2 different scripts for 2 diff. things. They both use onload event.....if so, how can we handle it.
I want to make it so that when I click on something, it changes what document.onclick does.
This is a simplified version of what I'm trying to do:
Code: <div id="clickme" onclick="document.onclick = function(){ alert ('This should not be alerted on the first click'); }">Click here</div>
However, as you'll notice, the alert box shows up on the first click as well. The only way I have been able to get around this behaviour is to have the first onclick execute a timer that will then set the document.onclick after 1ms, however this seems very messy to me.
I want to know that how can we fire unload event of body tag using javascript and I want to it for safari browser.I goole this many times but I am not getting the right.I know this is a very simple question for many users but I am a begginer of javascript.
I want to fire onload event of body tag on click of a HTML button.Like if I click on the button the body's onload event will fire and a function called on onload event of body tag will execute.
How can I remove an element before the body of the document, the long and the short of it is that a script I use places a statement (amongst other things) dynamically into my web pages and based upon which browser I use, sometimes it places it inside the <head> and sometimes places it before the <head> and in some browsers not at all. I know it shouldn't, but it does. So basically, is there a way of removing the br statement if it exists before the body element?
To make my system's admin page safer maybe I should apply <body onunload=""> somehow so that admin session would be reseted immediately after user closes the window?
But how to check easily that unloading refers only to windowclosing, not to following links to other admin subpages?
currently on our site we have and expanding <div> that responds to both the onmouseover and onmouseout events. It works wonderfully.
The UX people now would like the expanding <div> to open with the onclick event and then as soon as the mouse leaves the expanded div, it would close. I have tried using the onmouseout event in conjunction the onclick event but it does not work (the div persists).
What I am coding now is a piece of a much larger project that I am, for the moment, developing on my own. This code, relatively useless on its own, is essentially practice or proof -of-concept. Much of it will probably be used in the larger project. If at times, it seems that I am using a cannon to kill a fly, this is why.
Additionally, I do not claim credit for all the code here. Some of it is copied from other sources. I have studied it, understood it , then modified it appropriately, making it my own.
However, the code is broken. I have tested it on Internet Explorer 9.0.??? and Firefox 4.0.1. It breaks in both browsers. I have previously tested it in Chrome, but not recently. On IE I have used the built in debugger, and I have been using Firebug in Firefox. I have also used the debugger at [URL] quite frequently. JSLINT returns some 'Bad Type' errors regarding 12 lines in the html body, each having the structure: <td><input /></td>. I can find no explanation for the 'Bad Type' errors. Otherwise, according to JSLINT, the code is fine.
The predecessor to this code worked fine. I had been using inline event handlers (onblur and oninput) that called the doMath function when one enters data into the table. The values are then averaged and summed. All this is extremely basic. The problem began when I removed the inline event handlers and began to use window.onload (I believe I am using document.onload now, but the problem has not changed.)
I have adopted Douglas Crockford's 'walkTheDom' recursive function to find all tags with a particular class name. I would like to assign every element in the array returned by this function an event handler.
This is the problem: This script simply cannot find the body node of the DOM ( and, seemingly, none of its child nodes either). Initially I tried 'document.body', which failed. I then began with 'this' (essentially 'document') and tried walking the DOM to get to it ('body') eventually. This, too, failed. I tried array index notation to refer to it(I forget the specific syntax), and most recently, I've given it ('body') an id and referred to it directly using 'document.getElementById()'. These most recent attempts also failed.
After hours of figuratively bashing my head against the wall looking at code and probably even more time doing research online, I am extremely frustrated. As often seems to be the case, my problem is probably simple
I have included most of the code, even though it is a little long. This way you may easily copy the code and reproduce the problem yourself. I do not often post to forums, and, more relevant, I have no idea where the error may be located.
Potential problem areas are in RED.
Code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html> <head>
I am trying to initiate fancybox popup on page unload (i.e. when the user closes the browser window). I managed to find the following script which does the opposite (launches when the page loads). How can I reverse this code so that it executes on body unload?
As far as I understood, stopPropagation() is supposed to stop events bubbling 'up' though the element tree (through parent elements). Eg. If I use stopPropagation() on a click event on an anchor element in a list, the event would not be triggered on the list. In my code I have a popup div, that needs to have stopPropagation(), as a click on the document (everywhere other than the popup) will hide it. When I add an element to the popup that has a live click event, the live click event is never called, even though it is a child element of the popup. Shouldn't the live click get called first? If I remove the stopPropagation all is well.. some code:
I`m trying to make selecting an select list option (as it become when we click on it)by clicking on a special pseudo element.I`m trying to do it in this way:
the code i have works in ff, chrome, opera, safari. but not ie7.in the callback function i append to the dom and after it exists in the dom i attach an event to it. this works in other browsers but does nothing in ie.. what could be causing this?
Code JavaScript: $.get('/ajax/itemqty.aspx', {'product':product}, function(data){ // this is just a snippet of code. in my project i loop through rows and insert links based
