I want to know how to count to a number via jQuery. jQuery should get a value in a variable and then start counting to it in a fix time. for example the number is 500.67 then i should start with 1 and the add up until it reaches 500.67 in 5 seconds, so the final value is not visible at the begining but at the end. the numbers can b between 1 and about 1 million but it should always need 5 seconds to count to it (must not be always +1 but i should count smooth).
// Right click on file $('.file').live('mousedown', function(event) { // If rightmouseclick (=3) if(event.which == 3) { $(this).bind("contextmenu", function(e) { e.preventDefault(); }); [Code]...
When I right click on a file and pick "openFile"from the context menu, the action only run once. But when I do this again, it runs twice. When I do this again, it run three times, and so on ... For some reason jQuery (or JavaScript) is counting the times I have clicked on the class '.file', and fires the action according to this number.
I am trying to create an image gallery, with two buttons next and previous which work fine, and with a counter like (1/10) etc. I've got it to work but for some reason the slideshow never counts the first image so therefore is always one image behind. Somebody pointed out to me it is probably that the array starts at 0 and something else at 1
I'm trying to figure out how to make something happen only if there are more than one link inside a div.[code]For now I'm trying to make the little div with the class "cover caption" NOT move when there is only one link in the div.THe reason for this is that I want the whole div to be clickable if there is only one link inside.
Is there a way to use javascript to count all the letter "d" in a specific table? I have a table of information on my page and I need some way of counting specific letters in the information.
I have created a script that checks through fields in a cmc and finds any opening and closing divs. What i want to do it count the number of times the opening/closing div appears in a field.
I have a piece of Javascript which i'm using to count the number of words in a textbox, which works nicely.
However the text called into that textbox is called dynamically from a database and the amount of words called into that box is ONLY shown when the user clicks on the textbox using onkeyup or I can create it when I use onClick.
is there anyway you can say on page load or something similar rather than having to click a box using onkeyup or onClick?
I wanna find out the number of my columns in my table. How can I do that? I have tried to do it with the following code, but it delivers me an "undifined" as result. What's wrong here?
I was wondering if anybody can provide me with high level suggestions as to how to do the following in javascript.I want to record the number of times a piece of javascript is run across multiple disparate machines.To do this I was thinking that the javascript should open javascript a webpage every time it is run. I can then count how many times that webpage has been called which in turn will be the number of times the javascipt has run. However I don't want the webpage to open in the users machine as this will be really annoying for the user.if you can think of a better way to complete the overall goal.
i need to write a function that counts the number of names seperated by a '/'for example if i write aashish/ankush in a field the number returned should be 2
I'm currently working on a javascript form validator and have run into a problem. The validator is used to make sure that the customer has entered a number in the quantity input box of the item they wish to purchase.
Code:
function validateRE(fieldToCheck, strRegExp, msg, min, max) { if (!min) { min = 0 } if (!max) { max = 100 }
for (i=0;i<15;i++) { if (fieldToCheck[i].value) { var re_pattern = strRegExp; if (!re_pattern.test(fieldToCheck[i].value) || fieldToCheck[i].value.length < min || fieldToCheck[i].value.length > max) { alert(msg); fieldToCheck[i].focus(); fieldToCheck[i].select(); return false; } } } return true; } Used with:
validateRE(this.quantity, /^[1-9]{1}$|^[0-9]{2,3}$/, 'Please enter a Quantity.', 1, 3)
);"> The part in question is the red highlighted section. The number of items that is under a specific product is generated dynamically and can range from 2-20. How can I get javascript to count the total number of items and run "for i=0;i<total number" instead so it is different for each product page?
Actually my requirement is when i move my mouse on the link, One alert box shoulb be appear and it will count how many times i move on that link. I already written the code in javascript but it didn't reach to my requirement.code...
How to get a number to update realtime on a site? What I'm looking for is used on the following website: New & Used Cars For Sale - Arnold Clark The number with the top vehicle search update when a user makes any of the selections in the form. I think I know how to get the number to update via php and mysql queries on the db but how can I get the effect where the number rolls to the newly updated total?
What I'm looking to do with the following form is when a user inputs a certain length width and depth the output will be set to a certain number of characters. Basically looking to add a zero before an input of a number lower than 10 in two fields (product_number & product_id)
For example if a user inputs:
The output I would like to have would be:
Right now the output looks like this:
The reason for this is so when I sort my products in my shop they will go in the correct numerical order as well as making everything easier to maintain. I only need it to be 2 digits before the decimal point because the max number input will never be over 99...
