I want the Tooltip (the one I'm using is the jQuery Tools tooltip) to fire each time the mouse goes over the entire table row. At present it only fires when the mouse goes over the final <td>. Here is the table markup:
The only slight complication is that I currently have some jQuery adding a zebra effect to the table rows. So if I could keep the Zebra striping along with the Tooltip activation that would be good.
Here is the jQuery for the Zebra stripping:
//Zebra Striping
$('tbody tr:odd').addClass('zebra');
$('tbody tr.data').mouseover(function(){
$(this).addClass('zebraHover');
});
$('tbody tr.data').mouseout(function(){
$(this).removeClass('zebraHover');
});
And here is the relevant jQuery for the Tooltip firing:
$(".dImage").tooltip({
offset: [10, 2],
relative: 'true',
effect: 'slide'
// add dynamic plugin with optional configuration for bottom edge
}).dynamic({ bottom: { direction: 'down', bounce: true } });
I've tried simply adding the class
="dImage" to the <td> tag e.g. <td class="dImage"> but although the tooltip kind of fires it doesn't include the image, it loads the next bit of text.
I have select boxes which allow the user to choose multiple options. Due to the length of the text in some of the options not all of the text appears. I have created a tooltip that appears when the user hovers of one of the options.
The problem comes in IE that it does not seem to recognise the selector $('select option')
This is my HTML <html> <head> <title>Select Tooltip</title> <style type="text/css">
I am trying to implement a div containing a form drop down on hover and I have everything working except for when I try to add any sort of animation or speed to the '.show' or '.hide' effect. When I try to add speed or seemingly any other effect to the div, the select elements of the search form fires the hover event. Does this make sense?
I have this tooltip that shows up when you enter a list item with your mouse. The tooltip is partly placed on top of the list item, so it makes sense that if you move your mouse off the list and onto the tooltip itself the tooltip dissapears. It actually starts to flicker because when the tooltip is gone, your mouse placed on the list item and the tooltip shows up again which ends up in a loop. I understand why it flickers, but I don't really know how to prevent that from happening.
The script I use simply says: $(elem).mouseenter(function() { show tooltip }).mouseleave(function() { hide toolip });
You can see what I mean if you hover over the small white block in the middel of the page. The purple border is the edge of the tooltip. When you cross that purple border the trouble starts. [URL]. How could I prevent this flickering from happening?
I'm trying to make script that displays a tooltip when you hover over something, like a link. But it doesn't work and I have no idea why.
This is my script: set the function that will draw the tooltip function tooltip(header, content, w, h) { get the tooltip element var tooltip = document.getElementById('tooltip'); set the browser variable var browser; check what browser the use is using if (document.all) browser = 'ie'; Internet Explorer else if(document.layers) browser = 'ns4'; Netscape 4+ else if(window.navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().match('gecko')) browser = 'gecko'; Mozilla
set the mouse coordinates var x = event.clientX; var y = event.clientY; change the tooltip's width tooltip.style.width = w; change the tooltip's height tooltip.style.height = h; check if the header is empty if (header.length = 0) header = 'Help'; change the content in the tooltip tooltip.innerHTML = header + '<br>' + content;
change the visibility tooltip.style.visibility = 'visible'; set where to draw the tooltip tooltip.style.position = 'absolute'; tooltip.style.top = y; tooltip.style.left = x; tooltip.style.zIndex = 9999999; } set the function that hides the tooltip function hide_tooltip() { get the element var tooltip = document.getElementById('tooltip'); hide the tooltip tooltip.style.visibility = 'hidden'; }
This how I'm using it on link: <a href='java script: void(0)' onmouseover='tooltip("","This is a tooltip",100,50)' onmouseout='hide_tooltip()'>?</a>
The pagination itself WORKS FINE. However, I'm trying to use a tooltip script on an image hover, and though it works fine if the page is properly cached, it does NOT work as I go from page to page, using the pagination numbers to navigate. Oddly, if I click on the picture itself, the tooltip works. You can see what's going on here [URL] when you roll over the top three images they do not initially utilize the tooltip script. However, if you click the image, it begins to show the larger image. Here is the javascript code associated with the PAGINATION, thought I really don't know where the problem resides:
I have a form formatted in a table format that has various elements in each row. I want to execute some jquery when the row is exited. When I use focusout() or focusin() I get an event when I switch from one form field to another in the same row - not desired. I just want the event when I switch from one row to the next. Here is some example html:
I'm trying to create a function to show a custom message as a tooltip when a user hovers over a table row.
My tr tag looks like this
The javascript function looks like this:
jQuery seems to be loaded correctly, as I get the alert. I don't get the tooltip, however.
What I'm trying to do, in case this is totally retarded and impossible to see, is to hover a tooltip over the clicked row instead of passing it in as a variable.
I have some JQuery that makes an Ajax call and then adds some rows to an existing table.
function LoadDestinationTable() { $("#destinationTable tr:gt(0)"[code]...
The problem is that the only place where the click event fires is on the rows that were added when the page was 1st rendered – the th, for example.I also tried adding an onclick event handler to the input button’s creation – that also does not fire.
Is it possible to use jQuery and on any part of a table row that has say 5 cells to highlight the border of each cell?I have seen lots of background examples but haven't seen anything with borders.I tried delegate but that doesn't work.
I have an odd problem I can't seem to find a solution for. I have two ValidationTextBox elements in a form, username and password. In the onBlur() function of username I call the validator function. Here I make an ajax call to the server to verify that the username is not already registered. If it is then focus is set back to the username field. That all works great. My problem is that when the user clicks on the password field (or tabs) the validator() function for that field is called and displays the tooltip for saying "password can not be empty" and the tooltip for username stating that the username is already taken is not shown.
how to show the username tooltip instead of the password tooltip? I have tried calling an empty displayMessage("") on the password field and this does not work. It is rather annoying because the user does not know why the username field is invalid. Visually it is obvious that the field is invalid but it doesn't state anywhere that the username is already used.
Since IE does not support hover for elements other then link I would like to use an event listener via attatchEvent to change the style of the row when the mouse is over and then again when it is out.
Hover effect is painfully slow IE (only IE) and table mouseover causes very high processor usage When you move the mouse over table elements flash animation stutters/pauses (making flash banners impossible)
You can se the page here: fondovi (http://investa.hr/fondovi) (there's a flash animation on the right side of the page (light grey/blue color))
I have implemented a site where I made a tooltip, show when mouseover an item. here is the site [url]
The problem is data got from a remote server using ajax. I perform jQuery .hover() on the content got through Ajax. not use .live(). So Now the situation is in IE tooltip shown but in FF and Safari tooltip is not shown.
Here is the js code and make the Ajax call..this is index.php
Code:
Here is the main PHP code where using CSS and JS hover implemented.
I am trying to make different images hover over a table of sliced images when you mouse over a particular image. ex. mouse over image 1 = have image 1.1 hover over entire table of images in spot A; mouse over image 2 = have image 2.2 hover over entire table of images in spot B....ect. what i have so far only allows me to mouse over image 1 and have image 1.1 hover over entire table in spot A. Any time i try to move forward with more div's on other images it just jacks everything up.
I want to know when I load a new html that changes a section of the page and it is dependent on the jQuery script that has run once when page ready how do I re run the script again when the new html section gets loaded.
I am trying to add a tooltip to an element (based on vertigo-[URL]... Normally, works fine, except when I clone an element which has a tooltip in it and append it to another element, the title disappears after the first time it is hovered over. Code is below, and a live example is here.
I'm trying to use Zeroclipboard Code: [URL]to copy stuff to the clipboard and add a tooltip when the mouse hover on the flash. but it doesn't seem to be working.
I'm trying to get my tooltip to work, it doesn't.[URL]...n-tooltip/ is where I picked it up from.[URL]... is my current display. when I hover over "59 minutes ago" It's supposed to have a tool tip that says "July 28, 2011 23:40"and it's not.Am i missing an include or something?This is my first stab at jQuery. Like... very first stab. As in, 10 minutes ago, I haven't done much beyond
I want to execute a function, when a user clicks on a certain button on my page. It works in Chrome, Safari, Opera and FF, but not in IE 9. The jquery-Code looks like this: $('#mapButton').click(function(event){ ... });
My HTML source code: <div id="medias"> <div>AUDIO<br /><p id="audioButton"></p></div> <div>KARTE<br /><p id="mapButton"></p></div> <div>BILDER<br /><p id="galleryButton"></p></div> <br style="clear:both"/> </div>
By Clicking on mapButton the function should follow. I tried it first with the input-Tag, then with the a-Tag and afterwards with the p-Tag. Nothing works at all. I also inserted a return false at the end of my JS function. How to handle it?
I'm new to jQuery. I'm writing some code to show a picture if user clicks on table row. This is the table <table id="restable" border="0"> <thead><tr> <th class="cat" width="150"><a href="">Category</a></th> <th class="brand" width="150"><a href="">Brand</a></th> <th class="name" width="300"><a href="">Name</a></th> <th class="weight" width="50"><a href="">Weight</a></th> </tr></thead> <tbody id="table"> </tbody> </table>
The table is filled with this function function search(sortt,dirt) { $.getJSON("/jsonsearch.php", {cat: $("select#catselect").val(), brand: $("select#brandselect").val(), name: $("input#search").val(), sort: sortt, dir: dirt}, function(j){ $("tbody#table").empty(); var row=''; for (var i = 0; i < j.length; i++) { row="<tr><td width='150'>"+j[i].cats+"</td><td width='150'>"+j [i].brand+"</td><td class='name' width='300'>"+j[i].name+"</td><td width='50'>"+j[i].weight+"</td></tr>"; $("#restable tbody").append(row); }}) This is the function I put inside $(document).ready() $("#table td").click(function(){ alert("jhgjgh"); }); The problem is that click event doesn't fire. If I get it working, how do I get the contents of the row that user clicked. I need Name from that row.
