JQuery :: BackgroundPosition - In IE8 - BackgroundColor Does Not Work ?
Nov 24, 2010
I need help with an IE8 problem. I want to give as many facts as possible.
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I have already banned less than IE8 from my site but have the following problem with IE8 only (works on Mac and Win in these"allowed" browsers:Safari 5+, Chrome, FF 3.5+ and Opera 10+):
I use the backgroundPosition setter / getter extensively in this animation-extensive site.
But it breaks in IE8.
I did hack this as the only way I could get IE8 to work in a frame animation algorithm, noting that I have to test for browser and version (ugh) and then use this getter:
The following is an example that appears to work but seems unstable to me: (note that "accordionState"references an object within a data store attached to the "page" element):
There are many other cases where I have get or setbackgroundPosition,especially in the 'over' and out' functions where I use hoverIntent.
As a great fan and user of jQuery, I am puzzled that this will not work in IE8. Note thatbackgroundColor does not work either, although I do use UI to do these sorts of things and it seems to work in IE.
Some issues with jquery animate. im trying to create a navigation menu that apon mouseover, the background image animates with a negative y value. apon mouseout, the div will animate the background position back to zero. Simple enough ay? thats what i thought. When i roll over the divs with the bg image, they do not animate, it appears like a simple background change. in other words, there is no tween or movement, just ...new position.
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As i said, the animate property will not MOTION or TWEEn in the YAXIS, it will however as i tried animate in the XAXIS. got me stumped and at deadlock.
Having some trouble with this plugin. I've tried in both IE8 and FF3, but it doesn't seem to work. Basically the background position isn't moving...the function toArray(strg) is suppose to return the following....return [parseFloat(res[1],10),res[2],parseFloat(res[3],10),res[4]]; this is the line where I'm getting an error code.
The values res[2] and res[4] are coming back as NaN. I'm not sure what these values represent, or why they are Null.
I have a menu done in CSS. When you mouse over the menu i change the background position in order to display the 'hover' state. I'm using javascript to show/hide <div> when you click on a button to display proper content without reloading the page (Like a tab menu).
To display the menu in a 'hover' state when you have clicked, i use also javascript to move the background position so it stays on the hover state. But when i mouse over my other menu, they do not apply the CSS anymore.
I guess it have something to do with the fact that i alter the CSS with the JS. But anyone know how to fix this without having to create my mouseover with JS and keep it in CSS?
I recently got very interested in jQuery and found my way into it but I'm now facing this problem where I can't animate the position of a background image in IE. I've tested it in Google Chrome, FireFox, Safari, Opera and Internet Explorer. It works in the first 4 browsers but not in IE and that is a pretty big problem since a lot of people are (still ) using IE, I think.
Here is the animation:
As I mentioned, it works in every major browser except for Internet Explorer.
How do I return a lists background-image's backgroundPosition?
I am trying to achieve a navigation menu whereby, when the li element is rolled over a grey square moves under the li element.
Here is what I have done so far:
So when the li element is rolled over I want to be able to identify said li backgroundPosition and use that value to move the ul's background image.
I realise that this could be done simply by giving each li element a different class name then giving it a mouseover function, but this is for a dynamic Wordpress nav bar so each li element does not have a unique class name.
i want to animate the backgroundcolor of the <body> when the page is loaded. It works - but sometimes when i switch from one page to another or if i just reload a page, it doesnt change.First i used this script:
When I set the background colour of an element using tdRef.style.backgroundColor and then read it back, Firefox always gives rgb(r, g, b) regardless of whether I've used rgb(...) or #rrggbb to set it.
If I use tdRef.bgColor to set/read the value, I always get #rrggbb regardless of whether I've used rgb(...) or #rrggbb.
IE, on the other hand, when using style.backgroundColor reports back in whatever format was used (either rgb(...) or #rrggbb), but, like Firefox, always gives #rrggbb for the bgColor method.
My question is which method is most consistent across various browsers? I want to use style.backgroundColor (since some browsers don't support bgColor, I guess it's a legacy from the ver 4 browser days). If I decide to use rgb(...), is it consistently supported by other browsers or do some report in #rrggbb regardless? Code:
I have written a javascript version of tetris and at every 10th cleared line, I change the body background color more towards red. However, the page only seems to update parts of the background. It is only after min/maxing the window or otherwise forcing a redraw that the whole page background is actually updated to the correct color.
Any idea why this is and if/how this can be fixed?
This line works as expected, but it may be relevant to highlight. document.body.style.backgroundColor = "rgb(255," +GB+ "," +GB+ ")";
I want to get the colour in HEX format using "thing.style.backgroundColor". Like "#FFFFFF" or whatever. IE gives this but FF gives it as "rgb(0,0,0)" format.
Is there a simple function/method of getting it as hex? (or a conversion function)
I would like to do things. 1) to change text in span to "" and 2) to change background of it.When I click on anchor, so "Saved!" with green backround will appear. And it would disappear after 1500 ms.
I'm trying to compare a <div> background color with another color. However, on FireBug, I noticed that my <div> doesn't have a background color code in it (I placed document.getElementById(o) on watch), even though I have already specified on my css. As a result, I'm comparing an empty string with another color code. Why is this so ?
Javascript:
function highlight(o) { var color1; color1 = document.getElementById(o).style.backgroundColor;[code].....
There is a live search on my web page but the box of available options which falls below the 'input' field has a transparent background color. How can it be changed to non-transparent?This line below makes the background white, but all the text on the page shines through, since the default is transparent.
I have a problem, I don't know why this code doesn't work on IE ver 8 On Firefox, Chrome it is like I want, on IE - no reaction Is this some html/css problem or my fault on js? I'm sure about .js code is correct.. I think.. link html/css/js
I cant get my cookie to work. I believe its not my javascript that is wrong. Can anyone take a look to see what i did wrong in my cookie? I have to pages dropdown1.html and dropdown2.html. Both pages have the same exact dropdown list. There is also a javascript file called script.js which makes it so you get an error if you select the same option on the second drop down list as the first. Also in the script.js i have a cookie that should run so dropdown2.html should now what was selected in dropdown1.html Can anyone see if i made a mistake in either my javascript code in my cookie? Right now I am not getting the error message if you select the same option as the first. Ill show all my code incase you need it for reference
dropdown1.html
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Script.js (this is the part where I cant figure out why the error message does not appear on the second dropdown menu if user selects the same option as the first)
this will not work on change. also the innerhtml wont display. please help. here is the js:
function checkemail(){ if (document.suform.email.value && document.suform.emailcheck.value) { if (document.suform.email.value == document.suform.emailcheck.value)
When trying to use jquery 1.5 with IE 9 RC I get an error saying that at line 5460,character 4, propery or method getElementsByTagName is not supported.
I have jquery code in a default aspx page. I have tested and it works in Visual Studio Environment. I deploy the web application to the IIS. When I try to browse the aspx page, it rendered the page, but none of the jquery code runs.
It does not work in ie7!I have been trying to fix for 2 hours now! Please help. I tried using jquery 1.6.1, 1.5.2, min.validation, regular validation, i changed the buttons to input type="submit" and did everything else I could find but nothing works.When you click submit, it does not validate. It goes straight to my thank you page and I get a blank form in return.I do not know much jquery, just enough to know what I copy and paste and make some minimal changes.[code]
I'm running 2 different Jquery scripts on my site and they can't seem to work together. Right now I have to disable one of them in order for the second one to work. Can someone help me find the problem?
