In a certain scenario in my application, I show a popup which is basically a simple div above some other semi-opaque div that is basically an overlay for the existing UI elements.My problem is that when the popup is shown, the existing UI elements, seen through that semi-opaque div, can be scrolled-down using the mouse wheel.I search the web for some solution to hide the browser's scrollbar, and the only one that worked is doing this [code]How can I 'translate' it to jQuery? Is there a nice way to write this piece of code using jQuery?
Iwas wondering how is this easing added to the browser scrollbar.[URL].. This something that I would like to implement on my website. Is this an adapted scrollTo script? I imagine a function storing a current Y & new Y position on the fly as against a fixedvalue scrollTo.In my search I had a play with the jquery drag and drop,but I couldonly implement this effect witha div and notwith the scroller.Actually writing the script is beyond me at the moment, I have found no examples in a four day search. I hope someone can help me out in some way at the home of jquery.
I want to open a new browser window using javascript. I don't want to display URL in the dialogue. Here is my code. Code: var windowFeatures = "top=100,left=100,scrollbars=yes,resizable=no,menubar=no,location=no,directories=no,titlebar=no"; var windowObjectReference = window.open(resourceURL,"_blank",windowFeatures); The new dialogue shows the URL but doesn't allow to modify it. Is there any way to completely hide the url? Although I have specified resizable=no browser allows me to resize the window. I am using firefox.
I'm not much of a javascript developer. This is my second project using collapsing/expanding content.
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The code below works, but any time someone clicks the [-] or [+] to expand or collapse rows of the table, the browser flips the user back to the top of the page. This happens in FF and IE.
I want to create a menu like the left (as we see that) menu of getitnow.gr.Do you know any script for this?I use prototype framework,is there any script related with prototype? I mean a script that make the menu to stay even we use the scrollbar of the brownser.
Having designed an AJAX shoutbox in ASP.NET, I'm facing two minor issues with it.The shoutbox is simple : 10 records loaded in a literal, a texfield, a send button and a scrollbar inside.When you scroll to the top of the shoutbox, it overlays a loading div and makes an AJAX call to fetch the ten previous records. Then hides the loading div.My problems are :- Any AJAX element (like the updatepanel containing my shoutbox for example) will display the overlaying div when triggered....and never hide it again. I'd like my overlay to be affected only by the scrollbar.When I scroll to the top, records are loaded but the scrollbar expands downwards. If I want to query more records, I need to scroll a little bit down and up again. Is it possible to get the scrollbar to expand upwards ?Code is below :
<script type="text/javascript"> var isMore = true; $(document).ready(
I'm trying to scroll a horizontal scrollbar and having some troubles. I've been searching far and wide and only come up with jScrollPane so far which works for vertical scrollbars, but not Horizontal.
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Has anybody managed to style a horizontal scrollbar for a div, (with overflow set to :auto), using JQuery?
I want to have custom scrollbars for the jQuery UI Auto-complete plugin. Currently there seems no way to integrate custom scrollbars for jQuery UI Auto-complete plugin.
I am using autocomplete with scrollbar for my textbox. Autocomplete for touch screen and browser(ie8).I can scroll up and down using the mouse wheel but i want to Use the mouse button to scroll up or down by dragging the scroll bar. if i use mouse button it moves the focus away from the text box field.Autocomplete is working only when using the keyboard not with the user defined keys.
My div has this CSS on it: {height:300px;overflow-y:scroll;overflow-x:hidden;}
After loading some content with append() I want the scrollbar to move to the bottom of the div so the last row of the recently added content is visible, as if the user had moved the scrollbar to the bottom manually. I have tried all the obvious solutions: //lets assume I've got the height as vHeight from scrollHeight and it equals 800 $(elem).scrollTop(vHeight); $(elem).attr('scrollTop',vHeight); $(elem).animate({scrollTop: 800}, 'slow');
None works. I also tried using the DOM as in document.getElementById('elemId').scrollTop = vHeight. Nothing sets the scrollTop property.
I am very new to JQuery and I honestly dont know much about JavaScript programming either.I have set up this website and in it I use 2 plug ins:2) easy slider (Easy Slider 1.7)The scrollbar plugin worked just fine but when I tied in the JQuery for easy slide, the scrollbar plugin stoped working. I am pretty sure that the problem is related to the 2 different JQuery versions that I try to bind in, or is it?.
I am using a jQuery tab plugin that shows a different content div on click of each tab. It also has a fade in [URL]
In addition, I am using the scroller scripts from Blueshoes (I also tried another, similar scroller script, but run into the same problem: [URL].
What I want to achieve: Have a simple tab function with up to 6 tabs. Each tab content will have a scrollable div with a custom scrollbar that also scrolls on mouseover.
The problem: The tab and scrollbar on initial page load work fine. Once I click on the second or third tab, the tab content loads fine, but the scroller function does not load. I have to click on the tab number again for the scrollbar to appear (I added an onClick event that loads the scrollbar, but this only seems to be activated on the second click, not the first click)
I thought I could just reload the page again with an onClick event on the tabs, but this only reloads the page with the first tab active, and the tab content fade in effect doesn't quite show anymore. In addition, I do not know how to change the script so the tab that was been clicked on (e.g. tab2 or tab3) is active on page reload.
take a look at site, where you can see everything it all in action: [URL]
I'd prefer a solution that loads the scroller script immediately onClick of each tab without reloading the page.
I tried all kinds of possibilities, and I have been working on this for the past 2 days! My Javascript knowledge is just to limited to grasp what needs to happen.
Here is my code, as simplified as possible, with comments in italics:
CSS, JAVASCRIPT and LINKS to JS libraries and plugins:
I have a scrollbar that I programmed. It is just like a scrollbar in a browser - click on the scroller and while holding the left mouse button you drag the scroller to move the window.
These are the issues I am having: if the target I use to be the scroller draggable target is an image, the image when clicked and dragged will be dragged as if I was trying to pull the image onto my desktop to be copied.
- if the target I use to be the scroller draggable target is text within a div, then sometimes it will select the text as if I was selecting to copy/paste
- sometimes while dragging the div as a scrollbar, the speed of my mouse will 'beat' the REPEATED CLICK speed (and it is set very fast) and I will "DROP" the scroller.
- Also when dropping the scroller, the page will select EVERYTHING as if I am trying to select all of the content in the page (SELECT ALL) and everything turns blue.
i'm having the following problem: when i move my mouse on the right scrollbar to scroll down the page.. then the mouseleave event is triggered.. i tried adding it to the document also... but it gives the same output.
If i hover the scrollbar in firefox then it doesn't trigger..
how to fix this in google chrome? or is this a possible bug?
I want to use jquery to detect what type of browser you are using and display a link to a .wmv file if you are on IE or display a link to a .mp4 file if you are any other type of browser.I have this script declaration in my <head> section.
On my site i use a lot of features that are unsupported by older browsers, and right now it looks pretty stupid when the features are only partially shown. So i was wondering if there's a way of making the browser look to different css files depending on which browser and version it is. For example, css3 gradient backgrounds are supported in firefox 3.6 or something, but not in 3.0. All the hacks out there is to 3.*, so it changes for the allready working 3.6 too if i hack it. I want to controll it so that i have a specific css file for the none-supporting version and lower and one for the supporting and above. I looked at a bad browser plugin (because it has some of the basic features im looking for)
