JQuery :: Autocomplete: Implement Result() To Link A Selection?
Sep 3, 2009
I have autocomplete working for a list of colors(red, green, blue, etc). I created an array of $id's to match each color. For example if someone types and selects "red", I want it to go to a page like mypage.php?id=1. How can I (1) parse the ids in the array and (2) implement the result()
function so that it links to a page and posts the proper $id? I have a live example with source code here: [URL].. and if you would be kind enough to be as explicit as you can with examples on how to make an autocomplete result link to a page and pass an $id.[URL]..
I have been using the jquery autocomplete plug-in for some time now and find it very useful. Lately I have come across the following problem in one of my JSP pages. The autocomplete suggestions are displayed and formatted properly. But when I select the one that I want, the result briefly appears in the input field and disappears. Simultaneously, the entered result automatically triggers another jquery search. The contents of my JSP page is given below. The same jquery code works perfectly well with other JSPs.
Code: <%@ include file="../common/include.jsp" %> <script> var cols = []; // column mappings : 0=Last name, 1=First Name, 2=Title, 3 = Employee ID $ .ready function { .....
I have a site with several external links which need to have a link warning dialog when clicked. I am trying to pass the link's href to the modal confirmation so that when a user clicks 'continue' they go on to the new URL--or standard 'cancel'I have this code so far (cobbled together from a few sources--I AM A NOT A PROGRAMMER!!!!), but the dialog is not triggering (links just go to new URL without dialog popping up) (linking to Google API version of jQuery):
I am implementing an "auto complete search box" much like the one Google uses. If you notice on Google, if you type a letter and the drop down box appears with the predicted terms, you are able to navigate in and select from those terms using the arrow keys on your keyboard.
In my implementation, the drop down box is really just a DIV. It is separate from the search box. How do I replicate the Google behavior?
Before this actually gets processed, i would like to alert admin, with a box, asking if he is sure or not, so he gets the option to regret his choise. onClick="(return confirm('Are you sure you want to delete the page?'))" Something like this, probably not correct? How can I implement that tiny bit of JS in my (PHP)link above?
Im a newbie when it comes to Javascript and trying to learn as I go along.
I am working on an internal work site. In the site I have a text box and on entering a specific code I want it to open a new page that links to a document that has the same name. ie. if user types red, I want it to find the document red.html in a folder. To make my colleagues job easier, I want the text box to autocomplete.
Does anyone have a library or patch to call a handler if a user leaves an autocomplete field without choosing one of the autocomplete options - i.e. they've entered free text. I'm working with an app that populates multiple fields from a single auto-complete value, and our latest requirement is to clear out a bunch of fields if the user's entered something manually - rejecting autocomplete suggestions. My initial attempts at hooking into onkeyfoo and onblur haven't lead anywhere productive, and I'm hoping someone else has managed to overcome the gnarly event and timing dependencies involved with onkeyfoo and blur being used for standard autocomplete behaviour.
I'm trying to run a php query via ajax httprequest. In my php script I have query result. I am also creating a txt file and link to the file. The query result then becomes the link to the file like so:
[Code]...
where $counter[0] is the result of the query. How do I access $Link from the httprequest result so I end up with something like this:
I am trying to get a css-styled button to stay on its 'roll-over' state once it has been selected by its corresponding radio button (connected via the label tag). So far, I have no idea what I'm doing.
I have found two jquery plugins and i am trying to combine an action but to no avail. what i want to do is after selecting an item from the auto complete box i would like for it then to do a change function and retrieve details. Here are my 2 pieces of code.
I want to implement the jQuery GUID Helper plugin into my web app but I don't know what's the "best practice" method of incorporating it into my code.I'm basically creating a cart system from scratch (figured it was asufficientlycomplicated system to use when learning jQuery). When the visitor first adds an item to their cart is when I wanted to create the GUID for the visitor. I have a cart-handler.js script that I link to from the item view page:
That script's first line is my$(document).ready(function(){ and the script handles AJAX calls to loading the data into cart record in my MySQL database, updates the cart total on the items page, and changes the button from "Add Item" to "Update Quantity".So would I need to link to the jquery.Guid.js script right from the view items file for my item view page? Or can I reference the plugin from the cart-handler.js file?
I am replacing a simple click function with the mousehold function using the mousehold plugin. For some reason it is not working. $( window ).load( function(){ $( document ).click( function(){ $( document ).mousehold( 200, function(){ //Do somethoing here each time the Timeout Occurs }});}); //End Window Load Function [URL]
I am trying to implement a version of the datepicker. However, I would like the calendar to open in a modal dialog box rather than sliding open next to the text box.This is the closest example I've been able to find, but there are a few issues - I would like the user to click on the text box to change the input, and obviously the small input box in the corner of the calendar is a problem...
I can write the most basic codes but even then it really doesn't make sense. On my website I am trying to implement a JavaScript slideshow from this website: [URL]. I do everything as it says, but the images don't even show up. Here is a link to my website where the problem is, you can view the source to see my xhtml code (please note my site isn't even close to being done.): [URL]. The slideshow should be showing up in a right next to where it says "Design is our Passion."
Here is the code for the slideshow which the site I got the script said to do: <div id="slider"> <img src="Assets/slideshow_assets/stereosound.jpg" alt="" title="Business Card design for StereoSound." /> <img src="Assets/slideshow_assets/triflex.jpg" alt="" title="Logo design for TriFlex Labs." /> </div>
Here are both of the CSS files that the slideshow uses: nivo-slider.css: /* * jQuery Nivo Slider v2.0 * [URL] * * Copyright 2010, Gilbert Pellegrom * Free to use and abuse under the MIT license. * [URL] * * March 2010 */
/* The Nivo Slider styles */ .nivoSlider { position:relative; } .nivoSlider img { position:absolute; top:0px; left:0px; } .....
Having some problems trying to implement the frameReady plugin for jQuery, has anyone used it successfully? Support seems to have dried up a few years ago and I don't think the normal javascript way of targeting iFrames is going to be flexible enough to service my needs!
How I can implement JQuery UI Tabbs into my WordPress Blogs Side Bar. What would be the most appropriate place to ask this question as I have zero experience with any of this and I am using the Genesis Framework for my Blog which can be found here[url]
The first row of thumbnails does what I want. I have the couple function:
And the HTML source is:
But this means the A elements have to be a direct descendant of thumbnails. I would like all A descendants to be overridden, so I can do something like:
I have an unique requirement that needs to be able to click and move between two lists.Each list is compose of an outer <div> and several inner <div>s. When user click on one of the inner div item, it will move from one list to another. To make more sense:
I am using jquery autocomplete to retrieve values from database I need to implement empty item validation the point is that if there is no value in database user can insert it with bottom which appears somewhere in form. I try to usesearch: function () but can't figure out how to catch item length.
Code: ,search: function(event, ui) { //Your ajax parameters... //success: function(data) { //No idea what format your data is in... // if(data['status'] == false) { //there is no result //if ( ui.item == '') //{ //alert(ui.item.value); //} if (ui.length < 2) { // handle no data case specially alert('test no date'); }
I'm trying to implement a simple menu with html + jquery. I have a standard html table as the main menu bar at the top of the page. Up until now the menu was only 1 level deep. However, now there have been multiple reports added so these new reports need to be added as Report submenu items.
I've created some additional table rows with cells that align under the Reports menu item. Then I've wired up the mouseover event of the Reports cell to display the report submenus underneath it.
What's the best way to hide the submenu items when that part of the menu loses focus? I've wired up the onmouseout of the main Reports menu item to hide the submenu items but this isn't right because the user should be allowed to move focus from the main menu item to the submenu item without the submenu items getting hidden.
Also, when I dynamically show the submenu item rows this pushes down the rest of the content on the page. How can make the submenu table rows *overlay* the page content below it?
I try to implement a picture as a cluetip that should show up when the user touches the homepage logo. I tried different things but did not make it properly. the logo had an awful border in the colors of the links and in Firefox 3 the cluetip did not show.
