JQuery :: DIV / Button Display As Active And Open On Certain Pages
Jun 30, 2009
I have a DIV overlay that I want to show as open only on certain pages but not on others (it is on all pages). The button that is related to the DIV must also display as on when the DIV overlay is open and in the off state when it is closed. This must happen on page load.
E.g. DIV open, button on.
DIV closed, button off.
I have the click show and activation working so all I need is it to display as open and on, on certain pages and then on others closed and off.
[code]I've got a long navigation, and pages slide in and out of view.Troubles are, if the user impaitently clicks a load of links while the page loading and sliding in is happening, it melts my (probably poorly written) code.So, I'm trying to stop the user from clicking on any other buttons,while the page loader is doing it's thing.
I am using a basic jQuery accordion and what I am trying to do is add a button inside each section where if the user clicks the button, it will collapse the section, leaving all the sections closed. I just don't know how to get the button to close that section.
getting all the header text:jQuery("#accordion h3").text();how do you get the active index? and how do you use that index to get the active header?how do you get the header text for the active header?
My sites has a menu on the home page linking to a dozen other pages. My intention is to open those items into a main iframe also on the home page.
I have put the <base target="iframe" > in the <Head> area and all seems to work in Opera but Internet Explorer and Firefox will both open new windows instead of loading into the iframe.
Having said that. Links from WITHIN the iframe will open correctly in all browsers.
I have developed an intranet local site that consists of a home page: index.html which contains an iframe.
Above the iframe, I have a navigation bar that opens pages with target:iframe inside the iframe.
iframe's src is set to a page named home.html and this is the page displayed when you visit the site.
I would like to be able to give users links that point directly to certain pages that populate within the iframe and not instructions on how to get to them via the nav bar. And I am not talking about the pages alone but the parent piece where the navigation bar is (nav and iframe are contained in the index.html)
Except obviously the home.html, I am unable to do that. I have found a few Javascripts but I was not clear if they were supposed to help me achieve what I wanted and they haven't worked.
if radio button checked display div #something else display nothing if un checkedcurrently I have this and it works but when I click another radio option the div that was activated before stays there. Want a div to show only if certain radio button is checked and if not checked to hide.
Clicking on the menu buttons, a box with some info opens, ad under that, a div that makes the body of the site black. the problem is when i click a different button, to open a different box, the "div#black" should stay open and not toggle. i tried this
var black = $("div#black").toggle() ; if (black == false { $("div#black).fadeIn("slow"); };
and this was the javascript for the button (with the toggle function, when i didn't use the if/else):
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I don't know which is the correct way to write the if statement, i used easier ones but this one is to complex for me :D i think the main problem is the "var"
I have an active Submit button that posts to a Shopping cart. I'm trying to achieve a 500px by 500px popup window when they click the "BUY" button, but also allows them to proceed to the shopping cart to check out. I tried one option, and the popup showed up, but it failed to proceed to the cart. Does anyone have any ideas? Here is the code for the button, feel free to add to it and change anything necessary. Code:
I'm making a prototype On Screen Application, Its very basic so i'm trying to add some nice touches. Its for a university project.
This application is more like a web page at this stage and will be running in a web browser with the user using a mouse as imput instead of their finger.
I want to add Back and Forward buttons in to the navigation area, there is no problem there that was pretty easy but, I'd like the forward button to show a different image (an inactive state, maybe greyed out) when the user gets to a page they havn't been to before then make it active when they go back a page.
I have a page with three items that I want the user to agree to (a beta signup agreement).I want them to have to check off all three boxes before the "continue" button becomes active. I've searched and searched and found a few tutorials, but they only seem to get me halfway and then drop me off a cliff.I don't need this to be a submit form or anything, just click the three boxes and then you can hit the "continue" button.
Is there any jquery script that would detect a browser. What I exactly mean is when a visitor opens a website, the script detects the browser and if it's IE6-7, the message to upgrade/change the browser is displayed. It'd be nice if the rest of the screen got blurred, as it is in some jquery photo galleries.
I have it set up so that there are three frames (frames and the use of javascript are encourage for practice) "bar" on the left with navigational options, "main" in the center where the body of the drill is presented, and "feedback" along the bottom where the feedback will appear.
My issue is that I have everything working except the form! I'm not sure how to make it so that upon clicking the submit button the feedback is presented in the "feedback" frame. This was suggested to me but isn't working, maybe I have a mistake somewhere? Or is there another way I can do this?
<html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function CheckCheckbox() {
you have two buttons, each of them links to different pages and is represented by an image (a button of course). When one button is clicked i want it to become active (so as to call this different image of the same button active i.e. with another color) and the other to swicht to its image inactive. Here is this simple script i managed to put together:
var interneti=true; function swapimage(interneti) { if (interneti){ this.location.href = "telefoni.html"; document.images['internet'].src ="a_files/FirstNonActiveButton.jpg" ; document.images['telefoni'].src = "a_files/SecondActiveButon.jpg"; [Code]....
Now, what happens is that the change of images that represent the buttons takes place only before the page it links to is loaded. Afterwards it seems like the page is reset. The buttons are in the header module called from every page in my site. I cannot understand how to make it possible that the document.images['internet'].src ="a_files/FirstNonActiveButton.jpg" ; happens in the page called.
I have posted in my community in Open Text an accordion, but only the text is displayed like a bloc, no accordion effect.on this community the Module header look and feel is based on a CSS. It seems that i have some conflicts between both (no error message displayed).
I think this is just a dumb question, I'm missing some basic logic here about jquery "grammar".
I'm trying to do an image swap on hover that checks to be sure the thumbnail is not the active thumbnail. So mouseover, it swaps. Mouseout, swaps back, unless the thumb has been clicked.
Here's a snippet of the code that doesn't work:
How do I check that _li is not ".active" and replace the src if it isn't?
What happens is that when I click on a button, a random string from the RandomString variable appears below the button. e.g I click on the button and it displays 'AAB' and then if I click on the button again it may display 'AAE' and etc.
The problem is that sometimes it displays 'undefined'. I don't wanit 'undefined' to appear but why does it sometimes display 'undefined' rather than a Random string.
Currently the page has some divs' displays set to none. When a user clicks an anchored link, it displays the appropriate div. Here is the script I'm currently using, which works fine:
function showApp(whichApp) { document.getElementById('dTips').style.display='none'; document.getElementById('dCaseStudies').style.display='none'; document.getElementById('dWebinars').style.display='none'; document.getElementById('dReports').style.display='none'; document.getElementById('dDigimags').style.display='none'; [Code]...
Is there any way to modify it so that if the user clicks a link on a different page, it goes to the APPS page and displays the requested div? If not, is there another way to accomplish this task?
I need a JavaScript (or something else) that will fade out the web site, on load, and display a series of images, then display a "Continue" button to go back to the web site. I have an idea for a cute (and funny) way to get people interested in my site that has a weird name. I searched high and low (Google!, amongst others) for anything that would be close to what I need, to no avail.
I have this structure (frommarkItUpplugin): It's image button with CSS a:hover element. I want to putjQueryso when user mouse-over that button, another panel shows underneath (with 9 more buttons) to click on. Something like this: How to select that thing with jQuery? For showing/hiding the panel I would use this code jQuery('body').append("<div id='panel' style='display: none;'>9 buttons inside this div</div>");
I designed a form having ten fields, will it be possible to have a jquery function that will make all the values in the form field to be displayed in a separate div outside the form by click of a button or a link?
I am trying to write a script that uses the IF statement to see wether or not a user clicked the back button to come to a page, and then if it's true to not let the page load and kick them back X number of pages (say 4) This is what I have so far:
