I'm trying to get an unordered list and its children as an HTML string on a mouseout event, but html()only selects the child elements:var theHtml = $('ul', this).html();I've tried using andSelf(), but that doesn't return the result I want:var theHtml =$('ul',this).and Self(). html();I can't choose $(this).html() as I need only the list.
I have a UL that loads in dynamically after the DOM has already finished loading via and external API that doesn't have a callback function for when it's finished. However, I need to manipulate the children of the UL once it's loaded in, so I need some type of listener for when the UL changes.I need an event to fire when an element or it's children change.Is there anything like this in jQuery? Otherwise I'm going to have to create a setInterval to polloccasionallyto see if the UL has loaded, and that sounds sloppy.
<body> some text <p>more text</p> even more text </body>
The value of document.body.children.length would be 1. The one child is the <ptag. Now what I want is to be able to get the children of body including the text elements.
So essentially there would be 3 children of body: 'some text', <p>, 'even more text'. How can I do this?
Im trying to use javascript to count only the direct li children of ul.So I tried childnode but im not really familiar with it.Basically the li items inside the li should not be counted.
And multiple other divs with similar structure, id="2", "3" etc, I want to access the <p> tags to change style-- so that, for example, the last paragraph in all of the divs would change.
To access the last paragraph, I've tried:
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--which generates an error message that the function itself is undefined.
There's till something I'm not understanding about using node-seekers with classes of tags. But if I can get it right, it saves giving each of the <p> tags a class, which would be easier, but code-heavy.
I'm having some problems understanding the append() function. What I'd like to do is select an element using it's ID and add a row to the table with a HTML form element. The table is dynamically generated using a Django template ( form.as_table() ) so I'm not able to alter the original HTML markup too much.
.change() is only for form elements minus check boxes/radio buttons, etc.Are any of you aware of a script that does this already? Hopefully one that is easy to implement.I just want to monitor things like height, number of inner elements, or any change in the inner HTML.
I'm working on a navigation menu where I want to insert some html after a UL element.
Here's the statement: selUL.eq(x+1).after('<b>hello</b></div><div class="subMenu">'); I'm trying to insert it after the following <ul> element: <div class="subMenu"> <ul
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It's like it's trying to auto correct me. I need it to print everything exactly as I have it, otherwise my navigation won't divide into separate columns. Anyone have an idea why it's doing this? If I remove the <div> elements and just use the <b> element it works fine.
EDIT: After some more testing, the After method seems to strip out any closing elements not yet opened (</div>) and automatically closes any elements opened but not closed (<div class="subMenu">). Anyone know of a way to stop this from happening?
I am creating a <select> with options, and I want to include such html entities as the Ohm/Omega symbol (Ω)When I say
$select.append($("<option>").text("Ω"));
it leaves that as plain text instead of turing it into the Ohm symbol -- specifically, it turns the & into an &, so that the rest of it doesn't get resolved.
I'm trying to "turn" the border for input fields on (or off).In my css I have border-style:none, and I want to turn the border backon if the first input is empty.
I am using $().html to manipulate DOM elements, as an example:
jQuery('#basic).html(..some data...);
I then alter the DOM using a div and id as part of the HTML document. For example.
<div id='basic>change this</div>
This is absolutely fine when manipulating simple things (like numbers or text such as the above) - but when I wish to manipulate a specific attribute of an element wrapped within a div
At the moment I am using $().html to insert the entire element and its attribute list, but this is very cumbersome,inelegantand fault prone (and doesn't seem to work well using JSON).
I can't seem to find a method to Modify Attribute !!
I'm trying to create a function which shows a hidden response when a button is clicked on.I also want to add the response to a variable which lists all the users responses.Here is my code now...
How do I get back the DOM element as HTML source using jQuery? The html() method only returns the innerHTML and it does not include the UIelement itself. But I am more interested in converting the UI element
This is probably more of an HTML question than anything else, so my apologies if it's out of place.I'm using a series of spans within a div to act as filters (selectors) to hide/show various divs. When the user clicks on the text within the span, the span toggles a "selected" class, and also triggers a function to hide the associated divs. My problem is that occasionally the area around the text (the entire span, it would seem) gets "selected" when clicked on and turns blue, obscuring the text. Here are two screenshots, one showing the word "lambs" correctly, the other showing the same word with the unwanted blue background. Question: is there any way to make this not happen? Should I be using different elements as the selectors?
I want to understand the callback syntax and pass the id of the html element as any parameter here is my requirement
In my callback, I am passing the load(url..) I want the URL to be dynamic, based on the URL = BaseURL #callingID , where #callingID is the ID of the calling HTML element.
This way I have to write just one callback function and can reuse this to load multiple sections based on where it is coming from.
$('#callback').bind('pageAnimationEnd', function(e, info){ if (!$(this).data('loaded')) { // Make sure the data hasn't already been loaded (we'll set 'loaded' to true a couple lines further down)