I am somewhat new to JQuery and I am trying to use cookies with a colorbox.
Here is the code I'm using
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The end goal is to display the link with the pop_search_searay class (that opens the colorbox) when a cookie is not set. If there is a cookie, then the other link (with id=cookieyes) should display instead (so the colorbox does not open in this case).
I am having trouble with the if cookie is true statement.. After colorbox closes, even if the cookie is set, as soon as I view another page for some reason the cookie seems to reset as I am still seeing the link with the colorbox class displayed.
Is my if true statement incorrect? Do I need to move it somewhere else in the code?
Is there an approach that I can take to have the URL change and still open a Colorbox?I need to get some tracking code to display in the URL, but I guess the <a> tag isn't really followed when I open the colorbox, so the URL change is cancelled when I click to open the Colorbox.
And passing the div as an argument also works (with arguments 'inline' and 'open' set):$("div#the_div_that_i_want_to_show").colorbox({'href':'div#the_div_that_i_want_to_show', 'inline':true, 'open':true});
This, of course, is sort of redundant, as we're already selected the element with jQuery; there should be no need to also pass it as an argument.However, when I strip out the 'href' argument this does _not_ work--All I get is an empty colorbox/modal: $("div#the_div_that_i_want_to_show").colorbox({'inline':true, 'open':true});
As you no doubt know, a link that is generated on the fly (ie by a JS function) and is supposed to invoke a ColorBox (due to a predefined selector) doesn't work as the link didn't exist when the ColorBox was initialised e.g., you have this in the head: $(document).ready(function(){ $(".frmMe").colorbox({iframe:true, innerWidth:1200, innerHeight:640}); }
Then a link generated by JS at a later time (for example triggered by a users click) like: <a href="blah.php" class="frmMe">Easter Eggs</a>
Whenever I dynamically create a link like the one above, I re-run the line: "$(".frmMe").colorbox({iframe:true, innerWidth:1200, innerHeight:640});" afterwards to ensure the colorBox functionality works.
Now however, I have an instance where a link on a parent page like the above is created from within an iFrame (on the fly using JS). Unfortunately however, I haven't been able to find a way to re-intialize the ColorBox on the parent page from within the iframe to ensure that the new link has ColorBox functionality enabled.
I have tried: $('.frmMe', parent.document.body).colorbox({iframe:true, innerWidth:1200, innerHeight:640}); but it seems to have no affect and generates no errors (yet this follows the format I use to create the link. On the page which is: $('#updateBx', parent.document.body).html('<a href="" class="frmMe">Glorious</a>');
[URL]you will notice if you click the image, the Colorbox comes up with a new image, BUT if you click the word Details below the image, the colorbox effect does not take place, even though it using the same link as the image. is there a way to make that text link be clicked and have an image pop up in the colorbox style?
I'm using ColorBox to open a simple popup and it works fine. In the same page I have a link which sends an ajax request which return the entire <body> content that I then use to replace the body of the current page. After I do this replacement, the colorbox does not open anymore. I got no JS errors.
I have an image that has been resized via CSS to show as 100x100px on an HTML page. When clicked, I want to open the image in a colorbox - so the user can see the non resized/squashed version as it will normally appear. I've worked out how to set the path of the href to itself (so this doesn't have to be changed every time) (see below), although not sure how to get the colorbox part working - I tried changing 'each' to 'colorbox' - as per how you would normally assign the colorbox, and it opens, it just doesn't load the image in it.
Thinking about it, perhaps it would be easier to also set the 're' attribute of the link whist setting the source? $(document).ready(function(){ $('div.logoImage img').each(function(){ var $this = $(this); $this.wrap('<a rel="gallery" href="' + $this.attr('src') + '"></a>'); }); }); Doesn't work for some reason - but it does if I hardcode the URL and rel?
I have been trying to display "anythingslider" plugin inside a jquery modal popup. I have tried with both colorbox and simplemodal and both give exact same effect. The effects I am seeing is when the modal window is launched the anythingslider shows the start button and the 2 green 1-2 tabs stacked vertically on top of each other. I don't see anything else (no slides etc).I am testing with the code found here:URL....I am using the setup and example code as it is listed on the page.[code]
Is it possible to use Colorbox to individually load the larger versions of images?I want to assign their default of rel="example1" to various images on the same page, but have them display individually rather than in a linked gallery.
When a user clicks the "Send Carol a Message" button and submits the form I would like the "Message Sent Successfully" alert to display within the modal window. Ideally, I would like for the modal to close after "X" seconds but this is not an absolute necessity
I want to create a conditional form using cookies to restore the state of a radio button if wrong data is entered into one of the textfields on my website. A tutorial on Onextrapixel explains something similar and I was trying to modify it according to my needs.
The following code shows the script I am using. I tried to .hide() or .show() the specific content according to which radio button is clicked. Hiding the right content works without any problem if I disable the cookie stuff.
And also add a plus & minus button to it, so when it is hidden, the button is plus, and when it is showned the button is minus.[URL]I want it to be animated with .hide() and .show()
I use the Accordion-Menu, which save the open state (with cookies). See following example. It works fine. But when I change the state of the a-tags with real target-path, the submenu doesen´t opens smoothly anymore. This works fine
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
Right im trying to incorporate a splash screen on recent project like the one here... [URL] But im trying to implement cookies with it so it only loads the splash screen once every browser session but i havent managed to figure this out yet
I have protected my cookies by setting them to httponly, but now I am trying to check them through jQuery without sending a AJAX request that checks if the cookie exists using PHP then returns the confirmation (slower). So is there a way to read my own cookies only using jQuery?
the javascript I want to read the cookie is set on domain B as well
However, the
hosted on DOMAIN A <script src=domain B .js>
I want the cookie to remain on domain B, but if I open the JS file using domain A, both php and JS are using domain B, though I can't seem to get the JS to find the cookie, is it looking at domain A ?
am I suppose to set a domain on cookie for this to work?
I need to set two cookies. One to be used for redirection and page loading, which i have now and works and a second one that is used to write information on a page.
Both are to be set automatically when loading the page. The second will will set a company name like "Your company name". Then when the next page is loaded it will put "Your company name" on the webpage. And like I said before the first cookie is set for navigation purposes.
What's the trick to sharing cookies between frames? I can set and read a cookie in the same frame, but if I try to read the cookie in another frame it is undefined. :o(
There are some other cookies that are available in all frames, so I know that the frames are capable of reading cookies, just not the ones that I set in the other frame.
I have the code below that will retrieve a cookie that was placed by the server (ie: joes.com) that the document resides on. I want to be able to retrieve a cookie set by another server (ie: freds.com) but I want to retrieve it from a page served by joes.com. This code apparently using 'document.cookie' determines the server that the document resides on and looks for cookies from that server. Anybody know of code that will let you determine the server?
var name = "cookie"; function getCookie(name) { var cname = name + "="; var dc = document.cookie;
if (dc.length > 0) { begin = dc.indexOf(cname); if (begin != -1) { begin += cname.length; end = dc.indexOf(";", begin); if (end == -1) end = dc.length; return unescape(dc.substring(begin, end)); } } return null; }
I am using IE6 to view pages from a corporate web server through internet, not VPN. But, the I use a webhop service, so the URL I use is silently redirected to another place. I think this is because the company uses dynamic IP addresses for the server.
Anyway, I am trying to use a cookie to remember user login info, but the cookie is not working. If connect to the server through the VPN (when I know the IP address of the server) everything works fine. So, I am thinking that the webhop thing is causing me a problem with cookie.
Reading about the cookie I think that either the path or the domain needs setting. Am I on the right lines here, or is it something else?
