JQuery :: Load Function Not Working When Uploading Document
Mar 22, 2010
I have some problems with the .load() function. On my local machine, everything is working fine. But, when I upload my document on my web server, the .load() function does not work anymore (with Safari, IE, Fx, ...) The code is here : [URL].
im trying to get the ajax .load() function working and its working correctly, but if i put a document.write function on a page that is getting requested through the .load function
big fan -- first time poster. I've been learning javascript and jquery on the fly so bear with me if I seem to lack understanding of what may be semantic basics.
Anyway, I'm building a mobile app using phonegap. One page grabs data for a table from ajax, and each table element has a delete button in one of the cells. In short: the clicks aren't working. I put the alert in to test, and no dice. I'm not asking for help on the internals, I'm just stumped on why the function isn't being activated,
I have inherited some code and have sort of been going through a crash course with JS (typically I'm working in C/C++/Java/asm). The person before me used jQuery, which seems to be basically a convenience thing and for the most part I understand the applications they've used it in. However, one thing scares me. The primary JS file is prefaced with:
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And I have no idea what that does. From what I can guess, it probably waits to define the rest of the code until the document has been entirely loaded, but when I wrap it around MY code it just breaks everything.
I have a piece of code which has worked great in the past on this very site, but for some reason now, has stopped working. I put in the .ready function to try and fix it bc I understand that is a crucial peice of syntax for jquery. Still the code does not work. Everything in this code is not being executed, its like the code is being ignored.
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If you would like details on the rest of the code, it can be found at: [url]
I use the load js function to load the navigation menu on most html websites I build. I use it on my websiteHowever with the release of IE 9 just recently, according to adobe browser labs the load function is not working. Is anyone else experiencing this problem? Don't tell me IE 9 is not going to allow this to work. It works fine in IE 6, 7 and 8.I use a mac so can't test properly as my VMware is running vista which doesn't allow IE9 to be installed.
I am trying to create a xml document and load it into a 3rd party function as follows:
var doc = new ActiveXObject('Microsoft.XMLDOM'); // OR var doc = document.implementation.createDocument('', 'xml', null); o.overlayKML('somefile.xml'); // Works perfectly o.overlayKML(doc); // Doesn't work at all, return unsupport error
I get to know that the overlayKML (3rd party function) needs to read a physical file with a path and sadly it doesn't support DOM. How can I create a javascript document that mimic a physical file and introduce it into the function?
I have an input text in which i use datepicker.When i select a date from the datepicker it doesn't work, but when i type the date manually data are loaded correctly.
We are using balupton's history.js to process normal (without files) forms and jquery.form.js for these with files.
So our code looks like that:
$this.find('form.formularz').submit(function(event){ var $this = $(this), url = $this.attr('action');
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I thought maybe it's something wrong with iframe, but there are requests made to server. On server side, there is 499 error code for IE (it's internal nginx error code, it says that browser closed connection before nginx even sent anything) and 408 for Firefox.
Here is what I'm trying to do but the problem is "source.html" is not on a server somewhere. I am running everything locally. $('#container').load(source.html #sourceContent) Is there a way to do this exact thing but with a local file?
Suppose a HTML document has a iframe. Using javascript,I want to detect ,on load of the html document, whether the body of the iframe document is ready to be displayed.I want to be able to overwrite the the body contents (before it actullay loads) of the iframe.can I do it with jquery? say if ,HTML doc is
Dunno if its jquery or javascript but Irememberseeing somewhere that you can use code to load a document into your webpage. I want my site to be easy to update so that when I make a html change it will update throughout all of my pages. So I want to have the page load both the top and bottom parts of the page.
I would use a frame or iframe but those are not good for search engines.
I know how to get and change the current document's title, but what if I want to load the title of an external document and assign it to the current page?
I am working with a php in a facebook application and if I wait to load all the site take long time so my idea is to set a 'loading page..', in the mean time the php will continue working and will paste the result into a div then with jQuery I will show that div.
I have the following code to load some pages into a div using the load function. When I click one of the links though, nothing happens. I have read a couple of books on JQuery and looking at the examples they give, this looks correct so I am at a loss.
i have a basic 2 column page, on the left is the navigation, on the right the content.i'm loading in the content with the load() method - some php generated html code which looks like this e.g.
so if i click on the toggle div.. nothing happens so i tried to put a <p id="toggle"> in the navigation bar which is static (not being load()-ed in via jQuery) and it worked so it seems to me, that jQuery can't get the click event out of the load()-ed page
I am experiencing unexpected behavior using $(document).ready() on a page where I inject jQuery after the page has loaded and then attach listeners to the ready event. The ready() event is never called using Firefox and Safari however it is called using IE. Is this a jQuery bug? Is it working as designed?
i have two pages A & B A shows the intended functionality of the fading images/text on the left, the video image that pops up a jquery tools expose overlay, and the tabs on the bottom left page B is identical in all ways that i think matter. in other words, the javascript and html elements are all the same. the only other difference is that page B is created via a wordpress theme.