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 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 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]
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 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');
I am using the SORT plugin and moving entries around on the page. After each move I want to "blue line" the list all over again. So, I figured I could toggle all of the TR's, which I have named with the same class.
I have the following html and would like to find out how to select #subgroup under #group2. I tried $(#group2 #subgroup) but that didn't seem to work. <div id="main"> <div id="group1"> <div id="subgroup"> ... </div> </div> <div id="group2"> <div id="subgroup"> ... </div> </div> <div id="group3"> <div id="subgroup"> ... </div> </div> </div>
I've seen this effect in Flash and am hoping to produce it in jQuery(that ought to get the juices flowing)...I have a list of events ordered by date. I want the accordion todisplay the event's name and when clicked, open to reveal eventdetails. Viewers will usually be interested in 'middle of the list'events but may wish to scroll (up) into the past or (down) into the
I have created a little script that is supposed to add another item to a radio group and set the new item as selected if none of the other items is selected. It works on initial load of page, but if I press refresh, the checked value of the radio group shifts one place to the right on each reload.[code]The code has some special names and labels.. Thats just because it comes from some generated code from another application.
For some reason when I try to submit my form in IE8 it doesn't get past the radio group.It keeps asking me to select an age even after one has been selected. Validation works but it's not picking up that I have selected one of the items within the group.
I have a bunch of input, select, and radio elements inside a div tag. All of them have a name, and all of them have an ID equal to the name except for the radio buttons.I wish to send this data to the server using jQuery $.post. I would rather not manually add each to the list of data to be posted. For instance:{data1:$('#data1').val(),data2:$('#data2').val(), etc...}Is there a why to somehow grab all of the name/value pairs and send them to the server? If the radio cause more difficultly, I can easily just manually add them.
I have a form on which I've created 5 checkbox groups. Each of these groups consist of multiple checkboxes. The first group - it's id equals "MASTER" - contains 4 checkboxes. These checkboxes are labelled (that is, their actual label tags are) "A", "B", "C", "D". My vision is to have a user check, say, "A" in MASTER and this causes the "A" checkbox group to appear below the MASTER group. If a user then checks "B" in MASTER, then the "B" group appears below the "A" group. If the user then unchecks "A", then the "A" group disappears. And similarly for each of the four "subordinate" groups. My plan of attack was to iterate over the MASTER checkbox group, and for each checked box, somehow populate an array of their associated label tags. I would do the same for all of the checkboxes in MASTER that are not checked, placing their label tags in another array. I would then show and hide the subordinate checkbox groups based on these label tags. The subordinate groups have label tags equal to these captured label tags in these two arrays. All of this action would be triggered via a "click" action on the tag in which the MASTER group resides. I've tried all manner of techniques, including "$.each" and ".map" to populate arrays. I just can't get my mind around the needed syntax.
I am extensively started using jQuery in my project.But I got stopped where I need to get either checked or unchecked checkbox values from group of check boxes.
<input type="checkbox" name="attribute" id="attribute" > ONE <input type="checkbox" name="attribute" id="attribute" > TWO <input type="checkbox" name="attribute" id="attribute" > THREE
How can I do validation on a group of input fields, as long as one of the 3 fields have a value then it's valid,I've managed to group them, but it's showing up with 3 error messages instead of one. How can I get it to display just the one error msg for all 3 input fields?
I'm kicking off an Israeli Users group, with a users meet-up. Do you have recommendations for things to talk about, or even any presentations you are willing to share?
So I need to create the equivalent of a radio group without using the name attribute. A radio group is just makes one radio selected at a time and this is automatically done if all the names are the same but that isnt an option for me. Here is an example of a normal radio [URL]..
I have looked up and researched many ways on how to do this but I haven't found an exact solution. I have tried to make my own script for this but I just can not remove the check from a radio button after it has been clicked.