I have a list of checkboxes that a user can select and drag and drop in any order. The selected items and the order thatthey are in are saved in a cookie value (using a cookie plugin). The function below retrieves the cookie value and loops through the values stored in the cookie and now I want to display only those div sections which are in the cookie and in the same order (this is the part that I'm having trouble with). I have each div with a style of display:none and I could just just the display: value to show them but how do I output them/display them in the same order as the cookie value?
function
listOrder() {
var list = $(setSelector);
if (list == null) return
I have 2 divs which I would like to show alternatively on page load or refresh - so on 6 refreshes you would get:div1div2div1div2div1div2I have some random divs working at the moment, but just wondered if it is possible to do in order?
I am using javascript to switch between a series of divs, on clicking a navigation tab the divs display property is set to 'block' and all other divs have their display property set to 'none'. That works fine, the problem I have is when I redirect to another page (e.g. a PHP script) on return to the index the divs have reset and only the default div is shown, rather than the div that was showing when the user left the page. The solution, as I see it, is two stages: Write a function to display the relevant div based on the variable passed to it, then work out how to pass this variable around various pages (post/get). I am very inexperienced with javascript and it drives me mad that the script literally does nothing rather than throwing up an error (as in PHP) but this is what I have so far in terms of a function:
i am trying to use jquery UI sortable on my webpage to displaytoolbars. what i want is, let people sort these toolbars in the waythey like. i have named toolbars with id "1","2","3","4", and i savedsorted order to database via toArray method. i was wondering how icould display these toolbars with new order when people browser mysite next time, is there any method that supports it?
And suppose I some how manage to store order of div like div3 div2 div1 div4 Now at next page load how to load div in that sequence.... <div id=div3>content3</div> <div id=div2>content2</div> and so on
I've used countdown timers etc. that use the Jquery library, so I know it's possible for Jquery to retrieve the date and time for use.I was wondering if there is a way to limit the time a DIV is shown depending on the time or date. For example:
<div class="show_content"> Content </div>
And I want to show this DIV only from 12 am onwards on the day of 16th December
i want to implement something very similar to this (youtube).[URL]My javascript knowledges are low. I think it has something to be with onload and onclick events with links.Do i have to write a function and include it on the html page?Where do i have to put the diferent contents?I would prefer to separate html content and javascript since i have some variable to display from my template engine like {$name}, {$uploaded_date}, etc.
I have two left floated divs - in the left div I want a series of drop downs (possibly check boxes as well) about a series of products. When the user makes their decision and presses submit, I want the form to submit to a javascript function that says "Right, you will need, from your responses, product C" and in the right hand floated div, a series of hidden product info divs whose visibility is changed depending on which product the function determines is the one for you.
Broken down into parts I think I need to do the following:
a) Standard HTML form with drop downs etc and submit
b) Hidden divs
c) Submission process locally to javascript function to determine which product to show/hide
d) Javascript function that makes the decision
e) Javascript that hides/shows products
Unfortunately a server side option is not available; it has to be a client side solution and I only could think of javascript. I can probably handle all bar c) and d)
I have five DIV tags that contain a photo and brief bio for partners of an accounting firm. I need to randomize these DIV tags (id="d1" - "d5") to display only one of the tags on each page load. Normally, I would do this with ColdFusion but the client isn't willing to purchase the language support for their hosting system. A sample of one of the DIVs is below.
What I want to do is have 5 <div>s displayed in a fixed position on my page. The divs will contain text and pictures. Only one div is displayed at a time, and every 5 seconds, the next div slides over the top of the current div (from right to left) until it is completely obscured. At the conclusion of the fifth, it starts again with number 1.
I'm attempting to change the display property of certain divs depending on the criteria of multiple select boxes.
I got it to work by GetElementsByTagName('div') but it then selects all divs rather then the select few i actually want it to work on. I tried changing the selection to GetElementsByName but this doesn't work, why i don't really know.
I have been trying to do some tooltips for a website and desperately wanted to learn something new and do that with jQuery.However, every time a mouse hovers over a tooltip, all hidden divs are shown, not just the one that supposed to. Here's my html:
I'm looking for some javascript to work with wordpress (jQuery preferrably) that will show/hide multiple divs on one click.
I had one working but it was kinda janky because it was causing me to have two divs with the same ID on one page. No good.
Since I updated to wp2.8.3 prior to launch, it's not working. So I've decided to just try and do it right.
Here's a page: [URL]
So, what I want to happen: On page load, the first tab: "general" and it's corresponding div beneath should be showing. And the first image should be showing. The other content divs and images should be hidden. I've given the text content divs a dashed border to show their borders. When a visitor clicks "dine at home" the general div and image hide, the second content div shows, as does the second image (it's currently the identical image, but the client may change later.) Etc.
I'll be using this function on a few other pages as well.
how to adjust this javascript to work on two different IDs at once?
I have never used this object before and don't know a whole lot about javascript or DOM. I am trying to create a select menu so that when you click an option it turns the display attribute of the coorosponding div to just "" from the initial "none". This works fine just by grabbing the right ID.
I also want to hide all other divs, even if they were previsously selected by mistake, so I thought I could use the get elements by tage name object to grab all the divs and then edit their display to "none". Maybe this is completely the wrong way to go about what I want to do, because eventually there will have to be forms nested within these divs.
I'm working on a project where I add or remove options in a select list based on what checkboxes have been checked. So far I can remove them with detach() and add them with append() but is there a way to add them in aparticular order. I was originally just going to hide and show the options but as always IE doesn't like to do it the easy way.
I've written some code (below) that successfully pulls in data via 2 separate $.getJSON calls, and then I run an ajax function to truncate a data table (by successful I mean the JSON data is valid, but my js isn't). The problem I have that both the ajax function & the second $.getJSON start executing before the 1st is complete. I validated this by the resulting output & my actual data table. I want to enforce a rule that only allows $.getJSON #2 to run after the first is entirely done. I then want to make sure that the ajax/truncate function isn't run until $.getJSON has finished.
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Behind the scenes, this first function (get_feed) pulls in feeds from various sources (twitter, youtube, etc) into my database. The return value, via JSON, is the data I want to display for a particular feed (e.g. 10 tweets or 10 youtube snippets).
In the second $.getJSON, I'm aggregating the data into a number of variables (i.e. total volume, total tweets, total blogs, etc). I then pass those variables into google charts' API, and JSON returns the google chart URL i need. Finally, I call on ajax to run a function (truncate) which truncates the table i've been populating (and aggregating from).
Is there a way to get the next element in document order? For example I want to get the next "<a>" element, whether it's a sibling, descendant of a sibling, or ancestor's sibling
But trying to load the HTML it didn't work. Would you be able to explain me why and how this problem could be fixed? I have tried several alternatives, checked the error console all the time, but they all failed as well.
I want a effect like,when I mouse hover on a image,the position below would diaplay a tooltip box:
The fact is that:when the mouse mouseover the img,the <div class="tooltip"> would appear,but when the mouse mouseout the img ,the tooltip disappeared,however I have already write the:
I am writing a programmatically control the focus (basically what I want is to transform "tab" to "enter")... why do I want such a non standard thing? Customer request... and since he is paying, I have to implement it.
Now, currently I solved the problem by finding the next element with a greater "tabIndex" value, but that forces me to configure tabIndex values for everything in my form... and that is specially problematic because some of my UIs are generated dynamically with information in the database...
So, what I want, is to find the next ":input" element traversing the DOM tree in the same way the focus moves when pressing the "tab" key... that should be something like "find the next sibling that is ":input"... if none found, go to parent node, got to sibling of parent node, look in there... if none found, and this parent has no next sibling, go to the parent of the parent and repeat operation recursively..
is there (somewhere) a jQuery plugin (or method) that already does this? Or do I need to write it?
