Do you think this will work on all browsers? or at least the major ones?
Alright, the reason for putting InnerHTML in the title is this, if they do not fill out a form correctly, I want to also explain to them what is wrong, so make a text below all the form, or above it that says "The name can not contain numeric characters." etc... I have the highlight working though...
Referring to following link, I get no idea on what the highlight code do, I would like to retrieve the web page using direct URL coding without using function. [URL] function setFilter(field, value){ var params = {}; params["type"] = "calendar"; params["date"] = "2011-12-06" $('#calTable').load("/inc/process.php", params, function(data){ $(this).html(gbBig5(data));}); }
I have a table the displays results from a db query using php and mysql. The first column always contains a checkbox, so the user can check if they want this item. I want the checked rows to get higlighted and stay that way while they are checked. I was able to figure out how to highlight the rows on a mouse over but not as they get checked. Anyone have a script to accomplish this.. I'm sure its not too hard but i'm very new to javascript.
I want to use a A-Z list page with a search box and when the user types in a search term the words on the A-Z page become highlighted. Doe anyone know how I can using JavaScript to do this? Code:
On click of a link , the contents get displayed in an iframe. Is there a way to search some text in the content displayed in the iframe and highlight it.
Is there a way to selectively highlight text in an OverLib popup? I'd like to be able to make some text stand out from the rest of the text that is displayed.
I tried using a one-cell table with background set to yellow, but that caused the popup not to work at all (this might be a syntax problem - I haven't been able to find any syntax examples for putting a table inside an OverLib call)
My question today is involving the accordion. I would really like to get rid of the highlight when I click on the tab, but nothing I have done works so far. I'm not sure of what I should do... this is what I have so far.
A picture says a thousand words. When we hover the cursor over this...we get this. How can I emulate that programatically? I know the <label> highlights the checkboxes in Google Chrome, but it doesn't in Firefox. And I also need it when the cursor is over an image....
I followed the tutorial from phpacademy found here:
part1 (youtube) part2 (youtube) part3 (youtube)
The tutorial is great and I successful got the code to work correctly. I am working on adding additional functionality. When a list of suggestions pop up. If the user presses the up or down key it cycles through the list highlighting the focused suggestion (Just how google works). I currently have two problems.
First is I have a variable set to determine which position of the list should be highlighted. It should increment by 1 if the down key is pressed. However it increments by much more for some reason.
Second problem is I can't figure out how to keep the suggestion highlighted. It will only highlight when a key is pressed down.
Java Script
Code:
var suggestionPosition = 5; function clickSearch(){ $("#searchBox").keyup(function(event){ if(event.keyCode == 13){
I've Googled this without success. I have a webpage with an iframe which is on my same server. My parent page is a form which posts to the iframe page. The iframe page is a shell script that is used to telnet to routers and process commands and display the commands and responses.
I need to have a highlight text option on the parent page for what is displayed in the iframe. Is this possible to do this with Javascript and if so, can you share that with me?
I have an image that contains two links; however, you cannot tell unless you happen to mouseover the right area and a message appears "Click here..." How do I highlight the area so that the user knows the links are there?
I dont know how to make the function, i would like it so that when the user enters the text it searchs the text on the page and hilites behind the text yellow. So its a bit like a "find" function that hilites behind the word that it is asked to find.
I have a list of 400+ names I am getting from a mysql database.They are listed out in a table.I would like to have a text box where once you start typing,the more I type the less matches come about
I am looking to have a javascript that can be included a page that can highlight or set a border for a the div, p, span, or img DOM element when clicked on. Now this element may or not have a element name or id. And also, the code on the individual objects do not have a onmousedown behavior.Lets say for example there is this code.
And in the browser, I wanted mousedown on a section of a page and highlight the parent object. Suppose I moused-down on 'My First Sentence Text', its parent would be that p tag. Is there a way I could reference that p tag so that I could highlight it with a border. Granted, this would be a no brainer if that p tag already have an id and name, but in this it does not.
I have a webpage that has a texbox with states that the user can select using ajax auto complete extender. The states are separated by the ; character. Is it possible to select everything between the ; characters if a user clicks on any of the text between them.
I am looking for a script, like in a mailbox, that when you check, the row of a table changes the colour (but it has to be on a input level, I can't have tags with ID or things like that on the TR/TD). And on top of that, this script should also check/uncheck all (those little boxes on the Thead of the table that when you tick, tick all checkboxes or uncheck them!
The menu is in "Header" part, i want to highlight the selected image in "Header" when it is clicked.
When the image is clicked the related page is displayed in the "Main". Onmouse over the highlighted image is displayed and Onmouseout the non-highlighted image is displayed.
I've tried by removing the Onmouseout event but that keep showing the highlighted image of Onmouseover event.
I have a php script that lists work shifts in a table I have modified it with a drop down box that jumps to a specific date on selection, what I now want to do is highlight the selected row when its chosen from the drop down box how can I go about doing this? Current javascript present on the page (not written by me).
Code: <script type="text/javascript"> window.onload=function() { // hide list var objBM=document.getElementById('bookmarks'); objBM.style.display='none'; // create dropdown var container=document.createElement('div'); var sel=document.createElement('select'); container.appendChild(sel); objBM.parentNode.insertBefore(container, objBM.nextSibling); // onchange sel.onchange=function() {document.location=this.value;}; // fill options var aBM=objBM.getElementsByTagName('a'); sel.options[0]=new Option('select an option', ''); for(var i=0; i<aBM.length; i++) { sel.options[i+1]=new Option(aBM[i].firstChild.data, aBM[i].href); }}; </script>
And each row is either: PHP Code: echo "<tr id=".$i." style="font-size: $fontsize;" bgcolor=$oddcolor>"; or PHP Code: echo "<tr id=".$i." style="font-size: $fontsize;" bgcolor=$evencolor>"; So each row is given an ID number based on its record number, so it should be as easy as just changing bgcolor of a given id no. But I only want one row highlighted at a time, so if a user selects a new date, the new one will be highlighted only.
I'm working on it since yesterday and no results. I have PHP table automatically generated from mysql database. I'd like to could highlight table rows to other color onMouseOver and OnClick. because I tried Prototype, MooTools etc. and nothing
PHP Code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
I am adding a div tag dynamically and depending on the #id, I want to highlight it a different way. How do i get it to recognize the new div tag on an action that normally happens on page load.
My understanding is .live only works with events and there is no event in this case, is there?
I have set up an HTML table with clickable cells (the cells contain only text). They work fine, but I would like to give the user some visual feedback to indicate that a cell has been clicked. I'd like this feedback to be the usual highlight on mouseDown, un-highlight on mouseUp, but I can't figure out how to do it.
