I'm trying to load an external SVG file and change the fill style of a path element. The following code doesn't seem to have any effect:
$(function() {
$('#map').svg({
loadURL: 'Map_of_USA_with_state_names.svg',
[code]....
Is there something I need to do so that changes to the style take effect?
Is there a non-structure specific way of finding the next element with a given class? for example you have a structure of:
When you click on the link in container1 the expected behavior is to change the css on a1 in container2 but not in container1 or container3. I have tried playing with parent, next and filter without success. this is the best I have is:
I have the following directory structure
index.jsp
a.js
b.js
|
|--/templates
|
|--/blah.jsp
Now blah .jsp is included INSIDE index.jsp.
In blah.jsp I have a button that calls a function inside b.js.
In index.jsp I have following code inside head tags:
<script src="a.js"></script>
<script src="b.js"></script>
and I figured since blah.jsp is included inside index.jsp, I should be
able to access the javascript methods with ease. But its not happening
that way. I get an error (object expected in the line that has button in
it). BTW, its not a problem in my JS or JSP code, because if I put the
js file's contents inside blah.jsp, then it works like a charm!
So what am I doing wrong?
I also tried moving my script import statements inside blah.jsp as:
<script src="../../a.js"></script>
<script src="../../b.js"></script>
But this doesn't seem to work either?
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In a parametric code i have to select which js file to load
but, even if the path string composition is right, the js file is not
executed.
See below:
<head>
.......
<script type="text/javascript">
var gal_num=parent.scelta;
var
gal_par_path=gal_path[gal_num]+"gallery"+gal_num+"/g"+gal_num+"_par.js";
</script>
<script type="text/javascript" src=gal_par_path></script>
</head>
I have tested the gal_par_path in the body, it looks right!
On the contrary, the file is executed if, instead of the local variable
i write it entirely.
I would like to program a custom link for my visitors, which will fill a payment form on an external page automatically. As an ultimate goal, I would like to press a link, which will send necessary information to this external page, fill it in the right forms, and press "submit" button there. If there is no way to do all these tasks in only one linkI've tried something like:
<a
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style="cursor:pointer;"
[code]....
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<tr>
<tr>
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[Code].....
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