I have a master table list containing 30 songs and a "play" button at the bottom of the page.when i click on "play" button it should generate one more table containing 5 random songs from the master table above. each of these rows should be loaded dyanamically after the previous song is played. As the song random song is played in the second list that same song should be highlighted in the first list dynamically. How can i do this using javascript. I have the first part of generating the list of 30 songs.How can i continue from there.
Any way to change row colors of table based on content.
For example: <span style="font-family: courier new,monospace;">+-----|-----------------------+</span><br style="font-family: courier new,monospace;"> <span style="font-family: courier new,monospace;">|acess| COSTUMER |</span><br style="font-family: courier new,monospace;"><span style="font-family: courier new,monospace;">|-----------------------------|</span><br style="font-family: courier new,monospace;"> <span style="font-family: courier new,monospace;">| 1 | joseph |</span> <span style="font-family: courier new,monospace;">| 2 | mary | </span><span style="font-family: courier new,monospace;">| 3 | john | </span><span style="font-family: courier new,monospace;">| 4 | joseph | </span><span style="font-family: courier new,monospace;">| 5 | joseph | </span><span style="font-family: courier new,monospace;">| 6 | guile | </span><span style="font-family: courier new,monospace;">| 7 | mary | </span><span style="font-family: courier new,monospace;">| 8 | craig | +-----------------------------+<br style="font-family: courier new,monospace;"> </span><span style="font-family: courier new,monospace;"></span> in this table, the name Joseph and Mary are repeated, so, every "joseph" or "mary" row must have the same color (picked randomly or not). so as every "craig", "guile" or "john" row.
I don't want to use css class names based on the name of the "costumers" because I don't know how many costumers are and how many times they appear or repeat.
I need to make the backgrounds on certain rows a different color to get the info to read better. I used the following: <!-- Directory of Staff Row Backgrounds --> <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { $('tr:odd').addClass('odd'); }); </script> But instead of starting over with a new table it seems to just have counted them all so it looks off. Here is the page: [URL].
I read this article: [URL]...I want to Combine this example with the example given in Part 1 to give this table of revenues alternating row colors!
Here are my combining codes: It is quite clear there must be something with them because I can't see the expected result after running. Help me find that mistake.
I'm using a javascript to alternate table rows and it works fine by table id, and on the first loop. This is all inside a conditional, in which the table tag is repeated.
On the second and subsequent loops, the alternating row color fails because there can only be one unique id call to a page. Right?
What's the script that will allow unlimited reiterations of tables with alternating row colors, using class?
I got 3 sections on the site, at the bottom of each are 5 bars which are used to change the text color. I'm trying to minimize the code, so I created an array which contains all the colors, but I'm not sure where to put the call to the array. If I put it in the for loop, the selected color will always be green no matter which color you click. The bars should also go up to 40px when clicked and when the next bar is clicked the current bar at 40px should go back to it's originals size(20px)
this is the JS var colors = new Array(4); colors[0] = "#ed1c24"; colors[1] = "#736257"; colors[2] = "#620460"; colors[3] = "#e87e01"; colors[4] = "#00a650"; [Code]....
I have this table with alternate row colors. Class gray and class white. I have javascript that do highlight when mouseover row ... and onclick to select row and highlight it with another color. Also created a class called "Selected". You can only select a row at a time.
My problem is, if a row is preselected, when mouseover the selected row, the selected color is screwed. Until you click on the selected row once, the behaviour is correct again. Code:
I'm trying to make buttons that change from one color to another when you click them and change back when you click them a third time. I wrote this page (http://cf.lehigh.edu/ems/test.html) but it only works on Firefox(Not IE or Chome, untested on safari or Opera). I'm using javascript to change the button colors. Is there another way to do this that works universal or another tool such as CSS?
I have DIV section with a CSS class that defines a gradient. However, when the user clicks a button, I want to dynamically change the two colors of gradient via Javascript. What is the DOM structure to change the colors in this field similar to this command: document.getElementById('content1').style.color = p_color;
I want to have <div> cells that the background-color css style dynamically change between 4 colors depending on how many times they are clicked. The options are none, yellow, red and green then repeat. So when the page loads, they are all at none, and if you click once it goes to green, twice to yellow, three times to red, then back to none.
once again I have a Javascriptin' problem In my table I have a row which is hidden like so.
<tr class=\"err\" id=\"err_nameC\"><td class=\"fsa\"><b>Error: </b></td><td id=\"err_name\"><b>Unknown Error</b></td></tr> (The slashes are because It's rendered from a PHP script) Linked CSS classes:
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Now, when they type into the text box the table row disappers like it should do, but it leaves a space where it was, almost like it's just turned blank but is still there. Is there anyway to make it disappear like it was at the start? I tried changing it's height but that doesn't work, when I tested the same height changing function on a visible table it worked so it can't seem to change the height of the "ghost row" as it doesn't exist.
I have this table on my html page: <table id="t_menu_options" width="125" border="1" cellspacing="0" bordercolor="#F9F9F9"> <tr><td colspan="2"><font size="-2" face="Verdana"><strong>Options...</strong></font></td> </tr><tr><td width="15%">></td> <span id="edit"><td><font size="-2" face="Verdana"><span id="et">Edit</span></font></td></span> </tr><tr><td width="15%">></td> <span id="delete"><td><font size="-2" face="Verdana"><span id="dt">Delete</span></font></td></span> </tr></table>
I start the page by hiding the above html by using $('#t_menu_options').hide(); And that works.
Now upon some user mouseclick event, I want to show the html and move it to a position where the user clicked: function showTaskOptionsMenu(e) { alert(e.pageX+" "+e.pageY); $('#t_menu_options').css({'left':e.pageX+'px','top':e.pageY+'px'}).show(); } The alert command works as expected. however, the html is simply showed at the bottom of the page and is not moved to the desired location.
I'm trying to make a javascript menu. As a start, I want the background of the cell to change to a specific image on mouseOver. Does it not work because of the "background-image" translation from CSS to JAVASCRIPT or could it be something else.
Suppose I got two rows like this picture [URL]. I'm trying to change the modified column value to current datetime without refreshing the page when i click the update button. The first row worked,the second doesn't work.
Here is my codes views/order_home <script type="text/javascript" src="<?php echo base_url(); ?>js/jquery.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="<?php echo base_url(); ?>js/jquery.form.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> // wait for the DOM to be loaded $(document).ready(function() { $("#msg").hide(); $('#myform').ajaxForm(function() { var no_id=$('#no_id').val();
I use PHP to create an HTML table with information from a database, ordered by date. Some of the rows of the table have a class named "new", while the others don't have any class. What I would like to do is to have all the rows with class "new" shown as last rows of that specific date.
So for example:
Code: <tr>...<td>01-01-2011</td>...</tr> <tr>...<td>01-01-2011</td>...</tr> <tr class="new">...<td>01-01-2011</td>...</tr> <tr class="new">...<td>01-01-2011</td>...</tr> Is this possible using javascript/jquery?
On hyperlinks, and certain web controls when you put your mouse over the link/control it turns from the arrow pointer to the hand with finger so you know you can click. I am making a menu so that when you click a TR, you will have more options appear below it. There is no anchor or anything to change the mouse pointer. How exactly would I achieve this, either through JavaScript or CSS..?
I'm making a website for my computer repair company. On the services page I'm trying to create a layout where at the top of my page it lists all of my services, and just below them is a table with a few tabs on it (what the service includes/FAQ/Price). If you click on a service at the top of the page, the contents in the table will change accordingly to display the details of that service. I'm not really familiar with JS...can anyone help me with this? I'd really like to get this feature working as it would make the navigation of my services tremendously easier.
