I found on the [url].... tutorials their js code for submenus here: http:[url]..... I've changed some things in the css but I'm afraid to change the js code.I would like my link to hide the submenu on the onmouseout.What is the code to do this and where would it go in my js page? Here is the js code that I've taken from the tutorial if that helps:
var mastertabvar=new Object()
mastertabvar.baseopacity=0
mastertabvar.browserdetect=""[code].....
I have site which I have been maintaining. The initial drop down menu under teh main menu "profile" appears correctly, the fonts are white. So based on the I created another submenu under "services". Everything is fine except that the font colour on the dropdown menu is not white like the first case.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI am putting together a simple bubble tooltip that I want to delay the hiding of so that the user can click on the href link created in the bubble if they want to. The script is called like this;
<img src="images/dscf0225.jpg" alt="" width="160" height="120" style="border: none" onmouseout="$('#bubble_tooltip').delay(2000).hide(10);" onmouseover="showme('Click the image to visit <a href=www.yahoo.com>Yahoo</a>', this);"/>
Everything works fine when there is only one instance of the call on a page. If there are multiple instances of the call, there is a bad reaction to each subsequent call. Here is a demo of what I mean, rollover the first image then just roll-out, the delay works as designed. But if you roll-out of one image into another, the delay fires the first onMouseOut on the second image. [URL] Do I need a Return True or something in my call?
I am trying to show/hide div tag using the script below.
Code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "[URL]">
<html xmlns="[URL]">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Untitled Document</title>
<script language=javascript type='text/javascript'>
function showDiv(pass) {
var divs = document.getElementsByTagName('div');
for(i=0;i<divs.length;i++){
if(divs[i].id.match(pass)){//if they are 'see' divs
if (document.getElementById) // DOM3 = IE5, NS6
divs[i].style.visibility="visible";// show/hide
else
if (document.layers) // Netscape 4
document.layers[divs[i]].display = 'visible';
else // IE 4
document.all.divs[i].visibility = 'visible';
} else {
if (document.getElementById)
divs[i].style.visibility="hidden";
else
if (document.layers) // Netscape 4
document.divs[i].visibility = 'hidden';
else // IE 4
document.all.divs[i].visibility = 'hidden';
} } }
</script>
</head>
<body>
<a href="javascript:showDiv('F256')">Home</a>
<a href="javascript:showDiv('F512')"> About Us</a>
<div id="F2561" style="position: absolute; left:5px; top:54px; background-color: #0093DD; border: 1px none #000000; visibility: hidden">
Home
</div>
<div id="F512" style="position: absolute; left:5px; top:54px; background-color: #0093DD; border: 1px none #000000" >
About Us
</div>
</body>
</html>
When I tested the above, everything works fine. But when I tested it on my real web, it went wrong. The div tag that I want to show after clicking a link disappear rather than displayed, not only that specific div tag, but all of div tags were gone. What I did in principle was trying the script only on the first 2 menus; home and about us. The home div is set to have absolute position and no visibility property being on the landing page. The about us div is set to have absolute position and hidden. When the about us button was clicked the whole div tags disappeared (only showing the flash banner). My main div consists of other sub divs but without id, only classes, could this be the reason?
I created this script because <select> form menus in IE on Windows appear on TOP of my DHTML layer navigation menus = client NOT happy and blames YOU. To avoid this crappy situation you can use my script to hide a certain number of the <select> menus when your DHTML layer nav menus are active.
Place this JavaScript in the <head> somewhere.
<script type="text/javascript">
// code to hide/show form menu drop downs ie/win courtesy of www.dreamingdigital.ca
// function should take in the parameter "visible" or "hidden" (the_action)
function dd_hide_show_selects(the_action) {
var dom = (document.getElementById) ? true : false;
var windows = (navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().indexOf("windows")>-1) ? true : false;
var ie5 = ((navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().indexOf("msie")>-1) && dom) ? true : false;
var cp_selects = document.getElementsByTagName("select");
var number_to_hide = 0;
var number_needed_hidden = 4; // 4 was the number of selects I needed to hide
if (windows && ie5) {
if (cp_selects.length > number_needed_hidden) {
number_to_hide = number_needed_hidden;
}
else {
number_to_hide = cp_selects.length;
}
for (var i=0; i<number_to_hide; i++) {
cp_selects[i].style.visibility = the_action;
}
}
}
</script>
An example of its use would be:
<a href="somewhere.html" title="Some text to describe the link."
onMouseOver="dd_hide_show_selects('hidden');" onMouseOut="dd_hide_show_selects('visible');">Something</a>
I'm using code below to run a function when the user move the mousepointer from within a DIV and outside it:The idea is that that mousepointer motion shall hide the DIV.
Code:
document.getElementById(theID).onmouseout = hideDiv;
if (document.getElementById(theID).captureEvents) document.getElementById(theID).captureEvents(Event.MOUSEOUT);
It kind of works, but the problem is that if I move the mousepointer to fast out of the DIV then it will not trigger.The div in question has some elements within it, and originally it was allmost fully covered by those element... and then the onmouseout did not work that good....So I had to create some padding for the div to make it detect the onmouseout better... kind of work... but sometimes failes to trigger on the onmouseout.That padding also make the div not look that good ... so would like to get rid of all the padding as well, and make it work, if possible.I have tested this in the following browsers and get pretty much same behaviour in them all:IE8, Firefox (latest), Chrome (latest), Safari for win (latest beta)...
I am trying to make a form where the user is only able to select an option from one of the drop down menus and if they click both then submit an error should pop up telling them to select just one. Now I have found this code:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"'>
<!--
function validateForm(){[code]....
the first problem is that my menu must be named "id[2]2" which causes a problem due to the bracketed 2 and the 2 after. Is there any way around that?the second problem I forsee is that this will only work with 1 drop down box being unselected. I need a code that will give the warning if nothing is selected OR if something is selected in both drop downs.
I need to include an interactive drop-down, global menu and a flyout menu. What do each of these look like? i thought they would look the same?
View 1 Replies View RelatedIn Firefox, the onMouseOut event from a layered menu over a existent Iframe does not work!
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have constructed a DHTML web editor, and it is working fine using many of the the components from my own scripting and some of the MSHMTL COMs. Now, everything is working fine,... except within the editing content component, i have a bunch of div's that call javascript functions to do various things including save,... insert tables... whatever!
and they all work... but if i onClick a div,hold the button move off of the div and onMouseUp,I get an error message comes up saying:
A Runtime Error has occurred.
Line 395
Error: 'className' is null or not an object
now... am i right when i say the error is coming from the appropriate onMouseUp function not being sent anything and it is trying to set it to className??
I mean i don't have a className! SO WHAT IS IT??? Basicly some one is either going to know what i am talking about, or have some low level .js include experience with the DHTML editing component.
Does anyone know why the onmouseout isn't working in the following?
I've just started the script (tho I'm sure I've spent over 40hrs on
this problem alone) and am trying to get just 2 buttons working before
I add the other 4. I'm absolutely mystified by the sticky onmouseout.
I've combined a couple of scripts that I've found in the newsgroup to
accomodate the mouseovers and "active" button action. Only 1 button
can be active at a time. Code:
I have a strange behaviour when applying onmouseout to a layer. it is
not trigged when the pointer goes out of the _layer_ but when it goes
off the _text within_ the layer.
I have a DIV that becomes visible when a link above it is moused over.
The DIV has links in it like so:
<div class="popup" onmouseout="hideLayer(this);">
<a class="popuplink" href="page1.html">Link 1</a><br/>
<a class="popuplink" href="page2.html">Link 2</a><br/>
<a class="popuplink" href="page3.html">Link 3</a><br/>
<a class="popuplink" href="page4.html">Link 4</a><br/>
</div>
When you mouse out of the div, it goes back into hidden. But as soon as I
touch any of the links, it hides, thinking I've left the DIV.
Now, I'm assuming this is a z-index layer issue, but I've tried every
combination of things I could think of to prevent the mouseout action when
mouseing over one of the links.
I tried setting div.popup's z-index higher than a.popuplink's, lower than
a.popuplinks, and the same as. (I did set each to a position as well.)
What am I missing?
I put an onMouseOver and an onMouseOut event on a div.
The onMouseOver works well but the onMouseOut looks worked like an
onMouseMove; the event is triggered when a move the mouse over the div.
is it normal? What should I do to avoid this problem?
Heyho. Well I'm rather new to JavaScripting, so don't be harsh on me :).
Well I'm trying to make a 'onMouseOver & onMouseOut' event, where you hold the cursor over a image, it will change to another.
So, here is my code:
It works fine when I use it for 1 picture, but it really mess up when I use it more then 1 time.
I have the following CSS menu, which uses a js to create the menu on Mouseover... I want to add a delay onMouseOut... I have tried the setTimeout function, but am having some trouble getting it to work... the submenu just stays out...
var menuids=new Array("verticalmenu") //Enter id(s) of UL menus, separated by commas
var submenuoffset= 0 //Offset of submenus from main menu. Default is -2 pixels.
function createcssmenu(){
for (var i=0; i<menuids.length; i++){
var ultags=document.getElementById(menuids[i]).getElementsByTagName("ul")
for (var t=0; t<ultags.length; t++){
[Code]..
I have an image that when hovered, another image pops up (this popup image has a 'learn more' button on it), but when someone attempts to mouse over the button, the image restores to its original image. I was advised to use 'setTimeout' but do not know how to apply it with the following code...
I understand WHY it's going back to its original state (the mouse is hovering outside of the area coordinates), but how can I apply the setTimeout script to DELAY the image from going back to its original state?
I'm adding an onmouseout event via javascript to a div:
Code:
document.getElementById('container').onmouseout = function () { closeContainer(); };
But it adds the event to all children of that div, which it shouldn't. How can I prevent this?
I have a drop menu that manipulates CSS via JS
If you need the full code I will provide it, but the section I'm trying to add a 500ms delay to is code...
Right now the menu goes away as soon as you scroll off.
I have a button. When I click on this button, a menu in a iframe appears.
I can't put the code of the iframe in the same div.
I would like that:
if I do a "mouseout" of the button and if the mouse is not on the iframe then hide iframe
I don't understand how doing that ...
I am trying to have a slide show of pictures that are randomly generated stop when the user mouses over the image, I have got everything to work so far except the onmouseover event, even the onmouseout seems to work.
I've tried mutliple different set ups for the "onmouseover="clearInterval();" and nothing seems to work.
Trying to create a submenu with a tables and divs from a db, when the mouse is
rolled onto a item a submenu would expand using onmouseover and closed again using
onmouseout.
I got everything worked out but the only thing I cant get to work
is on the <div> that expands the main menu, the onmouseout is being activated
when the mouse is being moved over the sub menus which are the
<tr> and not the main menu <div>.
This is the basic jist of the code that I have a problem with.
<div is out')">
<table width="117" height="78" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td width="117" height="19" bgcolor="#006699"> Sub menu 1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td height="20" bgcolor="#006699">Sub menu 2</td>
</tr>
</table>
</div>
I've looked on some over submenus that others have created and they use <div>
and <span>, but same problem I have gotten. Would anyone tell me a way of making this work?
I want to change what an OnMouseOut even does. It is contained in a div:
<div id="div1" onMouseOut = "alert('this');">sample text</div>
once the page loads, I call onLoad="setNav('div1')";
In the head of the document is the following javascript function:
function setNav(thisDiv) {
document.getElementById(thisDiv).onMouseOut = "alert('that');";
};
I can determine that I am properly targeting the div, but I cannot change the functionality of what the onMouseOut event does for the targeted div.
I want to make my drop down box similar to the one seen at [URL]
The menu links act as normal links but will drop down to a div box when a person hovers over the link. The box will appear when the person hovers it but SHOULD disappear once the person does not hover over the box anymore. So if the person hovers over another link, the box should disappear. I added a delay timeout to one of my div boxes and the box stays alive for a couple of seconds but then closes back up again even though I'm still hovering over it.
My js:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function drop(which)
{
[Code].....
I have a drop down menu system, however at the moment when you accidently leave the drop-down, it disappears straight away. I would like there to be a half a second delay before it goes away, any idea how I might add this to the onmouseout function?
View 16 Replies View RelatedI have the following in the head of my page
function over(shID) {
if (document.getElementById(shID)) {
document.getElementById(shID).style.display = 'inline';
[code]....