JQuery :: Waiting Effect Function To End Of Another Effect Function?
Oct 21, 2010
I have a question, I'm developing my own LightBox with jQuery, and I call 2 function, animate and fadeIn and both of them work with the same element, fadeIn also with 2 elements more, but this isn't problem. And fadeIn I call before animate and here is the issue, it starts animate this element by fadeIn and after it is done, start function animate. But in second part, I call it again, and the element, which I animate in both of them, can't animate by fadeIn because he is visible, so immediately start function animate.
I'm new to jQuery and I recently encounter this problem: ePC.html = contain an image with lightbox effect (work with IE, Chrome, Firefox). reviews.html = Our home page. connect to scripts/script.js.(Contain the .load() function, loading ePhone.html or ePC.html by clicking on one of those 3 links). Ignore "ePhone.html". Below is the scripts/script.js file:
I've set up a jsfiddle here [URL]I've been working to reduce my problem to the basics, the end application is a bit more complex and I'm pulling data into the array dynamically using a query from our BI tool.
I'm trying to get the hidden div's to show/animate using the mousedown on the outer DIV. The second example (Belknap2) works (just click the div) because I've typed the code into the mouseover (which is the same text which the variable x results in).
When I try to make this a bit more dynamic, e.g., by calling the variable rather than typing the expression into the mouseover in the first example, it doesn't run.
I am seeking to change the color attribute in my CSS file under the ID's #realmaturesingles and #seniorpeoplemeet upon the hovering of these links. These two ID's are initialized inside an <a> tag (these are links). How can I do this with JavaScript? This is what I tried:
I'm using jQuery 1.4 to hide a div (#cartPop) when the "close" link inside of it (#cartPop a) is clicked. Since I'm using animate() to fade the div out (opacity), I also have to use hide() to get rid of the div once it has faded out (otherwise the invisible div, which is on a higher z-index, blocks the elements on a lower z-index).
Code:
The problem is that the hide() function calls immediately without waiting for the animate() function to run. Even if I append a delay() function before hide() like so:
Im having a bit of trouble with the bounce show effect from jquery ui. To see what I mean, check out my development site. Anytime you modify a part in this computer builder, the rigth side gets updated. Right now its removing and adding list items. Problem is when click items too fast, the animation doesnt finish and the next item gets bumped lower and lower.
I have a question today about making a rollover effect on top of the jQuery Font Effect plugin, like change the gradient color in this Anchor Tag. The code in my JavaScript looks like this.
How can I make a change to this using onmouseover html trigger? I need a function that would change the mirrorColor and color contained in the CSS styles for #seniorpeoplemeet and #realmaturesingles.
I'm trying to implement a dynamic menu using CSS/DHTML/JavaScript. The menu bar is implemented as hyperlinks so I can use the :hover :active etc. pseudo-styles.
When moving from one item to another on the menu bar I want to simulate the user clicking on the menu bar item they've just moved onto, so the adjacent menu drops down automatically.
So I have something like this:
function MenuBarItemMouseover(menuBarItem) { menuBarItem.click(); }
to simulate the user clicking on the adjacent menu.
However it seems the previous menu bar item stays in the 'active' state and the item that has been moved onto remains in the 'hover' state.
The css styles are defined in the order: link, visited, hover, active, and in any case, it works fine if you actually do a mouse click on a different menu bar item. It seems the programmatic click is not the same.
Is there anyway of forcing the previous link to 'normal' and the new link to 'active' using JavaScript? Or is there some other way of simulating a mouse click?
I'm trying to halt a function's execution while waiting for user interaction.
For example, I have a function called getUserValue() that pops up a hidden div containing several buttons. Each button sets a value. I want use a function to pop the box, wait for the users' button press, and then continue the function based on what the user presses.
Behold, simi-code:
function getUserValue() { ... lots of code ... var returnValue = doPopBox(); ... lots more code based on users selection in doPopBox(); }
I've written quite a bit of supporting code, but the getUserValue() continues to execute after the box is popped up, even before the user presses a button.
I used setTimeout() to check to see if the button has been pressed -- but when the timer starts, the interface is locked and a button cannot be pressed. I also tried using a recursive function, (check value=null, if it is, recheck), but Firefox and IE apparently don't like what may seem like an unending recursive loop.
I'm not to familiar with jQuery, I'm trying to use the effects slideUp, slideDown and slideToggle, and it working fine, Sometimes I want more than one effect to trigger on a single click, and this is fine I use the code below within a div tag
I'm doing, like usual, an amazing job of outstanding webdesign, suddenly I told my self. Let's try this piece of art in Firefox doesn't work! (In safari and chrome it's ok. I don't have it, but I bet that in IE doesn't work too!) I've made some tabs that are addressed to show some content when clicked; here is the script I've made:
$(document).ready(function () { $('#zona1 .sez.active').fadeIn(0); $('#schede li span.centro').click(function(){ var sezione = $(this).attr('id') if (this.id != 'active') { $('#schede li span.active').removeClass('active').parent().removeClass('active'); $(this).addClass('active'); $(this).siblings().addClass('active'); $(this).parent().addClass('active'); $('#zona1 .sez.active').fadeOut(400, entrata).removeClass('active'); function entrata (){ $(sezione).fadeIn(300).addClass('active') }; }; }); });
If you want to have a look to the code and the page just click: 800.omnigrafica.it/storia.html
Im trying to get a sliding down div, that pushes another div furtherdown as it slides. I created the following code. However, the 2nd div doesnt appear at all. What is the proper way to say only the div with class "x" should be affected? The basic tutorial doesnt really cover this.[code]
I'm having trouble with the blind effect in the jQuery UI. I hope someone out here has used it! Anyway, it's supposed to be a fluid movement where it reveals a DOM element like opening blinds. Here is my website: [URL]
Click the comments for any of the entries, then try doing it in FF or chrome. Anyone else have this issue?
i have div which is display:hide, now when i click on anchor link it set display:block, now i need help with jquery to use effect when showing that div, but i need to do that without .click on that anchor.
I have searched the forum and internet and experimented a lot with .each but couldn't get this to work:I have several divs with id="flash", and I want them all to flash when the site loads. Using this code only the first div flashes:
I would like to have an background-image fading effect, like a slideshow, but i dont know, if its possible or not... I thought that it would be possible: an array with the urls, a timer and the fading effect, but i dont know the most common way...
I have written the following Jquery code to change an image and text on mouseover, what I want it for it to also rotate every 5 seconds automatically. Is there a way I can adapt this code to do that?
