I'm in desperate need of some JS code that will rotate "two" snippets of javascript code 50/50. So basically every time someone visits my site i need it to load either snippet 1 or snippet 2. I tried doing this before with an array but the javascript caused the page to not load because i think both snippets of code where trying to be executed at the same time? Can anyone code me up something that will rotate two snippets of js code without having them both try to load at the same time on the browser.
I'm using .load to load a snippet of code into a div on a page. This works fine, but IE won't show the div if there is any JQuery, or indeed and sign of <script></script> tags. The snippet I'm loading contains a form with a from/to date and needs some form validation, all of which I wish to use JQuery for, for instance:
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Putting this script anywhere in the main body of my html page means that JQuery can't see the fields which eventually get loaded into the waiting div on the same page (even when using $(document).ready ). The field seems to be too deep in the DOM and loading too late for JQuery to see it. Anyway, this is why I want to include it at the top of the loaded html snippet. Is IE known to have a problem with scripts in .load-ed snippets? p.s.The reaction of IE is just to show a blank div.
Is there a way to know when a function is available for me to call it from a dynamically loaded a javascript?
I use this code to load the include.js file and then I call testIncludeFn() from it:
<code>
var html_doc = document.getElementsByTagName('head').item(0);
var file = document.createElement('script'); file.setAttribute('language','javascript'); file.setAttribute('type','text/javascript'); file.setAttribute('src','/include.js'); html_doc.appendChild(file);
// here I would like to be able to wait for the script to become available
testIncludeFn();
</code>
It works in IE and sometimes I get it to work in FF 1.5, but I would like to have a way of reliably calling testIncludeFn(). Can I pool somehow the DOM to see if the load completed. How?
I have a JavaScript function defined in the head section of an aspx page.How can I fire this function from the asp.net page_load function when the page loads?
this forum I have managed to write a VB.NET Web Application with several Web Form. this has a JavaScript function (in a seperate .js file) that is called on the click of a button, code used is :-
I have a form button with id="submit". When pressed, ClickGeocode(credentials) is called. This works fine and dandy with: $('submit").click(ClickGeocode) Despite there being no indication that the function takes an argument 'credentials'. So when I want to call the function at some point in my code, I should be able to do something like ClickGeocode(credentials) ... no? However, my issue is that credentials isn't once defined in my code - it is part of Bing Maps function... like so:
function ClickGeocode(credentials) { map.getCredentials(MakeGeocodeRequest); }
So why does it work using .click(), and how can I call the function without user interaction (simply somewhere in my code) even if 'credentials' is not defined?
which works once the page hasn't been loaded using.load $(".toggle_cat_container").hide(); How do I adapt it to work when the page is loaded with .load? I am familiar with needing to use .live on click functions.
i.e. $("a[id^='mydiv']").click(function(e) { needing to be changed to: $("a[id^='mydiv]").live('click', function(e) {
My problem is that $(".toggle_cat_container").hide(); would trigger when the document was ready but when its loaded it won't trigger. What adaptation do I need? I suspect something similar to the below - just not getting it right $(".toggle_cat_container").live('onLoad', function(e) {
I have a single webpage that contains information on all 50 U.S. states. There are 50 links at the top to jump down to the state you want, and at the bottom of the information for each state a Back to Top link.
I'm making the Back to Top link into something more complex, and it will require three or four lines of code.
So that I don't have to repeat the code 50 times, and create a burden when I need to edit it, I want to place it in a .js file and call it x. Then below the information for each state I'll simply have:
Does calling code from a .js file 50 times slow down the page load? Which method would load faster?
I have 2 javascript files: 1 containing generic functions for my site used sitewide and another for a particular web page containing just the javascript for that page. The page is also calling the jQuery javascript file.
What I want to do is have a javascript function in my main javascript file which uses features of jQuery such as show, hide etc. and then I want to call this javascript function from the other page specific javascript file.
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This does not work and so was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction as to how to achieve this or something similar.
where EnableCheckboxes is a javascript function on the page. This doesn't work (doesn't disable the CheckBoxList), although the EnableCheckboxes function DOES work when I call it in other ways, so I'm sure that the problem is that I'm not calling it properly on page load.
i have a page with 3 links on the top: 'Form 1', 'Form 2', 'Form 3'.When the user clicks one of these links, form n.1 or 2 or 3 should appear accordingly.I am totally new to JS and jQuery (i'm a php programmer), so here's my ugly try at this.
Javascript: function showForm1() { var form1 = document.getElementById('form1');
The function setEqualHeight(columns) fires on document.ready and works well. However, in the second function (the tab function) I would like to to call the setEqualHeight function in order to recalculate the div heights again. I would like to do this in the "onclick function". How?
I have the following code to load some pages into a div using the load function. When I click one of the links though, nothing happens. I have read a couple of books on JQuery and looking at the examples they give, this looks correct so I am at a loss.
I see some examples about how to append text to the bottom of your content on an html page.In my head I was thinking I could call append(php file here) and have it go out, do the php and then append it to the html.I just am not sure how to have a .php file do something and then append it to my html content.I have it like this.
I have a problem with understanding jQuery. In my case I have this JS file with following content (see below). This is an anonymous function, isn't it? The problem is this line:
I'm playing with a modal Dialog of ericmartin (simplemodal) which I found at this url: [URL]
It's called "Confirm override". This function is called through a click on the button or on the link. Now I want to call this function onload I dont' have really a clue, how to manipulate the current script to make the correct changes.
Imho this is the code snippet, which calls the popup through a click.
jQuery(function ($) { $('#confirm-dialog input.confirm, #confirm-dialog a.confirm').click(function (e) { e.preventDefault(); // example of calling the confirm function
Bit of a newb to jquery. I have got a jquery slider effect nestled in some tabs. Each tab has one slider in it. When the page initially loads it loads the effect in the first tab only. On clicking the second tab the function isn't called and remains displayed without the effect.