I am new in jquery, and don't understand how I can repeat of my created animation. Here example of my code:
$("#text_rotator1_1").fadeIn(3000,function(){
$("#text_rotator1_2").fadeIn(3000, function(){
$("#text_rotator1_3").fadeIn(3000, function() {
$("#text_rotator1_4").fadeIn(3000, function() {
$("#text_rotator1_1").fadeOut(1000);
$("#text_rotator1_2").fadeOut(1000);
$("#text_rotator1_3").fadeOut(1000);
$("#text_rotator1_4").fadeOut(1000, function() {
});});});});});
When all 4 elements is faded out, then i want to repeat fade in of all elements.
i have a list of elements like the following sample. Now i've want to group these elements by there nearest elements of same type. But the elements not grouped by parent element.
<body> <!-- Need to build a group of these two teasers--> <div class="teaser"> <h2>Headline</h2>
I would like to remove "hidden" to class value which class valuestarts with "nc1"I tried the following jquery code, but it doesn't work.$(.nc1).removeClass('hidden')
So, what I want to happen is that there is an add vehicle link or button so that when someone hits it, it allows them to add in another vehicle. Of course it should also add some index to the id's of all the inputs as I will use the post data to add the vehicles to a database.
Now at first I thought I had found a solution, that works a little bit. But then when the PHP comes into effect things break.
Also, this is an aside: the truck vin row is controlled by jquery now. If the plan type selected is for a truck, it will show that row, if it's not then that row is hidden. I'm pretty sure I'll need to build a loop in the Jquery script that will allow that hide and show feature to work based on the index added to the truck row.
in my searching, the only thing I've really been able to find is that I might have to use AJAX, but that's not something I familiar with just yet.
I am trying to find and get the current index in a group of elements like so: var index = $(attribute).index(this); However, this returns -1 for all selectors I pass to it in the variable. Why is this? Is there another way to find a div's position within its container easily?
In the following script all works fine except the "Remove all items".It adds and removes individual elements fine, but when I call the dropElems() function it removes up to the last 2. If I click it again, it removes only one.Finally, pressing one more time does remove all.I'm calling the same function to remove one element multiple times to remove all the elements, but it seems to stop short of the actual desired action.[code]
If you want to see what I'm talking about at any point, go to [URL] and hit the "web" button in the top-rightish area. Or, you know, check the source code, because you can't see any of that stuff right now.
So, I'm working on a portfolio for myself. And I want to make it for myself, because, well, I don't want to be lame.
My portfolio has three parts: stuff I've designed on the web, stuff I've written, and other stuff. Those are separated by the three buttons in the top right. You hit one, and the old visible item fades out, and the new one fades in. It's pretty.
Now, the "web" section is the problem. Right now, the div associated with it contains 3 div's. Each of those divs contains a p, and is not visible by default. On ready, I do this:
function readyFunction() { var pages = []; submenu();
[Code].....
But when I try it out, nothing shows. It should show the first element, right?
I am aware that by calling toArray(), I am turning jQuery objects into DOM objects. That's not the problem, is it? How would I fix that?
I'm doing a page w/lots of divs that I set to visibile or hidden dynamically using getElementById.. the divs are all forms... sometimes elements in a hidden form show thru on a visible form.. how can I fix this..
I'm a relative novice at java script. I've been working on a google map that can be found at: [URL](way too much code to post here). Each of the makers on the map has s particular set of information that pops up in a window when it is clicked, including a hyperlink called "join this group." Right now clicking on that link merely takes the user to the form at the bottom of the page.
What I would like the link to do is to both take the user to form at the bottom of the page and automatically select from the drop down menu the group associated with that particular "join this group" link. For example, if a user selected the marker representing the Neighborhood, Beverly group and then hit the join this group link, the drop down menu would automatically select the Neighborhood, Beverly (Pless) for them. I suspect this involves using java script to pass a value. I just have had no luck getting it to work.
I have a radio group that, when a certain option is selected, it makes the radio group disappear and a textbox appear. It works great in Firefox, but it appears to be glitchy in IE.
<script type="text/javascript"> function showRestaurantTextBox() {
I'm making a website at [URL].. and I'm trying to create a menu using Jquery 1.3.2. Anyways, if you look at the tabs in my header, they have an effect but it only works once. After I mouse over the same tab a second time, they do not animate. I also have a similar menu at [URL].. You may notice the second menu also will fade to a darker gray. If i copy and past that code into my drupal block, it will still only animate one time. Do i need to include something extra because its version 1.3.2??? I also have another Jquery plugin below the header which is called a S3SLIDER. I'm not calling the jquery script up more than once.Here's the code for the Jquery menu at adc-design.com:
I'm new on jQuery. I'm developing an intro transition for a website. I've already done the FadeIn - FadeOut code for the page, here the example [URL].. but I've a little problem.When I click on the home button the animation restart.
Is it possible to show the details of each record from the recordset in a show hide way?Each record would have a title - I need the sliding div to show the relevant info when the title is clicked on.Don't know if i've made this very clear so have posted the currect code below. At the moment clicking on any record drops down only the very first record.
I want to basically do the following, 1) hide first li, 2) move the first hidden li after the last li (appendTo), 3) show the last hidden li, 4) then repeat (this in theory should give me a rotating slide)This is my code, where am I going wrong and how do I add the repeat? Basically the last statement of show is not happening, I assume I need to place it in a callback, however the previous line does not support a callback.
$(document).ready(function() { var interval = 3500; //time between slides $("#scrolleritems li:first").hide('slow', function () {
This code after remove, repeat value removed. If not want repeat value removed, show a value norepeatvalue, what do I do? $('span b').live('click', function () { $('<p>' + $(this).parent().text().substr(1) + '</p>').appendTo('.list_name'); $(this).parent().remove(); }); $('.list_name p').live('click', function () { $('<span><b>x</b>' + this.innerHTML + '</span>').insertBefore('#auto_box input'); $(this).remove(); }).live('mouseover', function () { $('.highlight').removeClass('highlight'); $(this).addClass('highlight'); });
I have developed a plugin for mutual selection on a list of elements.It works fine if I make those element into mutual list only once. like $("appropriateSelector").toMutualSelect(); that plugin will add click event handler to each element and they remember the whole list by enclosure.
If I add new elements to that list. and do$("appropriateSelector").toMutualSelect(); again. New elements will behave as expected but old ones will have problems. Each old element will have the same handler bind multiple times to them. That will result like toggle two times andmessingup the outcome. How do I prevent this? I am trying to clean up their bound handlers but seems no luck.
I'm struggling to find out the correct bit of jQuery to use, so that I can repeat a process 4 times. I am trying to achieve the following: When 1 <a> is clicked, I want jQuery to add the class current to that <a> and the next 4 <a>. All I need to know is the correct selector or filter to use in order to achieve this?
I have a table that has a textfield for inputing numeric values. This field is in a repeated row table. The field id is 'amount'. I want to add all values in the text fields with ID 'amount' and display the sum in a textfield called 'totals' which is in a seperate table but in the same form. I have limited experience with jquery and I actually managed to create and delete a table row from reading posts on stack overflow. I tried using each() but it only works with the first row which is the default row.
However as stated, It only works with the first default row that was loaded with the html. Values I input after adding a row using jquery doesn't get summed up.
How do I get a function to repeat itself an unspecifiednumber of times?BACKGROUND: I have created a digital clock with which I verysatisfied except for one shortcoming: it displays only once and stopsticking. The only way to keep track of the time is to refresh thepage. I have introduced the setInterval( ) function in a variety ofways to compel JSClock() to repeat itself, but to no avail.SOURCE CODE:
(function($) { $.fn.JSClock = function() { var today=new Date();
I have a problem. This is my javascript code to generate of 10 next numbers around range when user will click [code]...
How to do so that when the user still is keeping the pressed key the function repeats itself? Must I use mousedown event? If so it in what way to stop repeating the function after letting go of the key?
I would like to group some function in Jquery, I have this code: $(document).ready(function() { $('#menu1').hide('fast'); $('#menu2').hide('fast'); $('#menu3').hide('fast'); $('#menu4').hide('fast'); return false; );
I would like to group all of this loke that: $('#menu*').hide('fast');
