Problem is, obviously, this animates all 6 buttons. I could write individual functions for each element but that seems wasteful. I'm assuming there is a way to do this in a more efficient manner.
I'm new to jQuery/JavaScript and I wondering if this is because it can only see classes/id that are set on page load. I'm using the code below to give elements on my page individual id's. $(".text").each(function(count){ var new_id = "txt_" + count; $(this).attr("id", new_id); }); But when I try and call this id later in the code, it doesn't work.
I'm trying to put <span>'s around individual characters. Here's what I have so far, but can't seem to tie it up properly. Alert testing each letter works fine; just can't seem to be able to use the wrap function at this stage..?
I am looking for a way to add an id attribute to a div element I append to my document so that i can find the id later and delete it. So far, no luck with jquery .each loop trying to assign unique value and add incrementing value to each of them. In my code, they all seem to have the same id and when I click again it just appends the same value again to all of them.
//first I add a title to the list using append. function addTitle () { $('.myList-box').append('<div class="mylistitem"><div class="mylistitem-image"><img width="30" height="40" src="[URL]small.aspx?TitleID=' + titleid + '"/></div><div class="mylistitem-title">' + title + '</div><div class="mylistitem-options"><a href="javascript:removetitle();">Delete From List</a></div>'); } // then I need a click function, that indexes all the current .mylistitem(s) and allows me to find the id I am clicking on so I can delete it! function removetitle() { $(".mylistitem").each(function(i) { this.id = this.id + "_" + i; }); var item = $(".mylistitem").attr("id"); alert(item); }
what I'm trying to do is, when a user hover overs an element, in this case, a li within a div, I want the background color to animate to a different color besides the background color of the body (in this case, black).
It works, but the behavior is erratic. For instance, yes, the color will change when I hover over the element but it when I'm within the div ul li, and hover over for instance the paragraph, the background color of the element will animate 2-3 times.
Actually when I move around any element within that UL the animation will flicker, how would I go about stopping that?
Also sometimes, not all the times, on pageLoad, the animation will fire.
Here's the code.
<%@ Page Language="VB" AutoEventWireup="false" CodeFile="Default.aspx.vb" Inherits="_Default" % <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
where class 'hoverNow' means, that opacity of the image is 1.0, while others 0.5. This done with css. i want to do, that when mouse hover the 'li' element, image, IF it's not in the li element, who's having class 'hoverNow', become with opacity 1.0, and on mouseover, again will have 0.5 opacity. For this, i write this simple code:
I have a form that has it's HTML inserted into the database (yeah yeahI know..not my idea..I'm new here and just finding this out).Anyway, each form field has an embedded class in the HTML.The form is dynamically generated. Can be anywhere from 5 to 10 to 20to 50 fields.How can I loop over each form field and add a new class to the field
I need to match an h3 with a p that has the same class. However, there are multiple elements and multiple classes, so I'm trying to store the class in a variable (x) and say "when I hover over the h3 with class x, get the p with class x and fade it in".
I'm sure this is much simpler than I have been making it seem in my head so I'm giving up and asking Basically I have a html document being dynamically created by php. In the markup I create some divs (the number of which changes between pages) all of which belong to the same class (class="div") and have id's of the same format (id="div_90001" or "div_88926773"). What I want to do is perform a function on eachelementin the class and extract the number in the id and then perform a function with the number (AJAX) and then return the results to the div (probably some extra markup)
I can handle all the AJAX parts, the extracting of the id number etc... I just can't make a function that will work on all elements in a class. I fear I am not making much sense, I'll try again cos I don't think I'd understand what's above. I have some divs that belong to a class, I want to perform the same function on each of the elements in the class. How is this done?
I would like to use JQuery to iterate through a set of <div> elements that have the same class and scale each value according to a value selected from a dropdown box. For example,
I have two functions show after the message. The first works fine. When a checkbox is clicked with the class availableProfile, its class is removed, selectedProfile added. It is then appended to anotehr list and destroyed in the original. However when i click the now moved checkbox it doesn't recognize it has the new class of selectedProfile.
im experiencing a problem when using the :nth-child() selector.
I currently have a div that contains multiple divs. These divs have either the class 'labels' or 'labels-alt', I currently use the following code to change add/remove a class to one of these
function mOver1(n) { $('.labels:nth-child('+n+')').toggleClass("labels-hover"); } function mOut1(n) {
oving jQuery at the moment, and have sort of hit a hiccup with showing and hiding specific elements with the same class. My idea is, what if I wanted to add a little button to show and hide the contents of a specific comment on a forum post, or blog, whatever. This would be easily done with id's but I'd like to just apply a class to each one of them and allow them to hide their contents. Here is the javascript and html as an example of what I am talking about.
I have a few input button classes all with the same class. When a user clicks on the input button, then I disable the input button so the user does not click on it again. I want to make it so when the user goes back, all of the buttons of the same class are active again(including the one that the user just clicked on).
A web application is essentially one page with a bunch of popups that add and manage the data accumulated in the main or first page. The first page loads the jQuery library along with a bunch or plugins.
The modal popups contain an iFrame whose source is a different page. The source page also contain the jQuery library and pretty well the same plugins in most cases. The pages all use jQuery as a base for most of its client side processing.
At times the modal popups can be 4 or 5 deep. One popup is launched from the previous etc..
These libraries might total some 300k bytes or so.
Is there some way to avoid having to reload all the libraries each time a page is loaded. How can jQuery on the main page be used by all subsequent page.
I'd have to be using the libraries as it they were loaded as part or the page and not having to refer to the parent objects for example.
Could some script be run at the start of each page to load the javascript library form the previous page?
Can the jQuery library or anypluginwritten using jQuery beregardedas a singleJavaScriptobject that can be replicated from the parent page?
I am making a system whereby if an element has a class "editable", you can click it and a popup box appears with some options about that particular element. Fairly straightforward, I'm using [code]...
This works fine but I need to be able to have lots of different divs, all with class "editable", some of which are inside others with class "editable". Like this [code]...
However, clicking on the 'somethingelse' div, triggers the click correctly but also triggers it for the parent 'something' div, so I end up with the popup box appearing twice.
Does anyone know how to just catch a click event on the exact div (without using ids) without triggering the parent?
I've been fiddling around with a bit of javascript in a chrome extension - something to alter the Google buzz webpage.I'm trying to find each individual post basically and have the following:
var entry =$('.X0POSb'); //This main block contains the bulk of Google buzz content console.log(entry); var items = entry.find('.G3.G2');
This is a hard one for me: I got some elements with the class "tiles". What I am looking for is a function, which adds a class "flip" to each element but with a delay between each call of addClass(".flip"), so that the elements change the way they look sequentially, not one after another, but with a delay. Has anyone an idea?
I am trying to modify the ExpCollGroup function within Share Point (2003) and don't have access to server or ows.js file where the function lives. I want the ExpCollGroup function to run (I'm using it to expand/collapse documents in a document library), and then when finished, want to be able to run my own function like DoSomething(). The below code works but fires before the ExpCollGroup code executes. What can I do to make the ExpCollGroup function execute, and then perform my DoSomething function? $('[id^="img_"]').click(function() { alert(The Expand/Collapse button was pressed but the loading of documents has not yet begun');})
