Like if I use an anchor with an href of #, then it puts that in the querystring...and doesn't that cause postback issues normally, or did I just make that up :D
I guess the question is, what element do you normally use to handle a simple clientside click to fire off some jQuery?
I`m trying to make selecting an select list option (as it become when we click on it)by clicking on a special pseudo element.I`m trying to do it in this way:
<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
$(".psevdo-checkbox").each(function(){
$(this).click(function(){
[Code].....
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The above is a function I made to detect when a menu item is clicked on. The menu is made by using CSS on a ul tag's li children. Each li is a different menu item.
Okay I have a div element which has a click event for deleting it but I also have sub li elements with click events for deleting them, problem is if I click a sub element the click event is also triggered for the parent how can I ensure it only triggers on the topmost visible element?
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My HTML is like this:
<div class="feature">
<h2>Heading Goes Here</h2>
<img src="photo.jpg" />
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What I want to happen is for the element inside the .feature class to appear when the <h2> of that <div> is clicked I tried using next() and a few other methods but it doesn't work as neatly as I want it to - how can I tell jQuery to just return the element within that div (and not all elements which are inside a .feature class)?
I'm new to programming and jQuery.So what I need to do is to click the element id's with javascript (as I think).I have
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
$(".iframe").colorbox({width:1035, height:652, iframe:true}); });
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please see the code below.at the moment, when you click img, click eventtriggeredbecause parent element has click event.I want click event not to be triggered when you click img.How would I do that?
$("#click1").click(function(){
alert('Clicked.');
});
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Can I safely assume that, if an element is clicked, then it obtains the focus? Alternatively, I can set the focus with something like this:
$('#my-button').bind('click', function() { $(this).trigger('focus'); });
I have many small divs which have a particular class. so based on this class only i am getting the click event on them. now what I want is to get the index of one single div one which we clicked.. I am not remembering how to do it..
View 9 Replies View RelatedI'm writing some code which requires me to copy the click event from one element to anotherI have a div with an onclick event. I need to copy this event to another div to replicate the behavior of the first.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI'm confused as to why when I have:
$('a').click(function(){
alert(this);
return false;
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I'm trying to create a list of recipes which will on document ready all be hidden except the first one. And then when I click one of the dynamically added links (in a ul) in the sidebar I want the corresponding recipe to go from hidden to shown. I've managed to do everything really simply except I have no idea how to find the corresponding recipe when I click a link in the sidebar (the links link to the recipes with #recipe<number>)
$(".post").hide();
$(".post:first").show();
$("a[href*='#recipe']").click(function() {
$(".post").hide(600);
});
Somehow I need to access the id of the specific recipe, which I suppose should be possible since the clickfunction should store that somehow?
EDIT: I just realized that I could just use the href value as my id for the recipe (since its the same e.g. #recipe). However I'm having trouble using the variable that stores the href/id in the .show function.
$("a[href*='#recipe']").click(function() {
$(".post").hide(600);
var theHref = $(this).attr("href");[code]....
I have a script that's dimming the page by appending a black transparent canvas element to the body, positioning it over the page with a high z-index, and then using clearRect to cut out the sections of canvas element so that certain sections of the actual site show through..I'm having a hard time figuring out the best way to pass a click through the canvas and onto whatever would accept it if the canvas wasn't in the way so a user can edit the text.
My first choice was hiding the canvas on mousedown, and then listening for mouseup for everything underneath. but it looks terrible to have that 200ms flicker. can a trigger() be used to emulate a click at a certain (pageX,pageY)? the last option i can think of would be adding 30 divs and duplicate the punched-out canvas..but that seems like a lot of math, does anyone know of a plugin that does this? a reverse blockUI
I have a function where I want to add a sibling element to each of the elements and trigger a click on each of them right away. Here's what I have so far:
$(function(){
$('#articles').delegate('.click-link','click',function(){
$(this).toggle(
function(){
alert('toggle one');
},
function(){
alert('toggle two');
});
});
$('.toggle').each(function(){
$(this).after('<span class="click-link">Hide</span>');
$(this).next().trigger('click');
});
});
For some reason the toggle doesn't get triggered. If I put something in the function right before the toggle, it fires on page ready. However, the toggle doesn't fire. toggleClass does, though. What can be causing this?
consider the following code;
$("#content").click(function(event)
{
if($(event.target).is('a'))
{
$(this).//do something
}
}
I'm binding a click event to a div so that I can see whether is was the div or some element inside the div that has been clicked. When the if() in my code evaluates to true $(this) is still equal to $("#content") whereas I'd like to have the clicked anchor as matched element. How would I do this?
I have a class hidden by default at the document ready state. I use the show() function when its parent has been clicked and I want to be able to apply a click function to this newly visible element - when I write it I am finding that it is overriding the initial hide(). How do I work around this? I should say that this element is just a bit of text that says "close x" and will be used to "close" its parent div down...
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to create an accordion (jquery ui) that shows information about its items when clicked. The information for these items is grabbed from 4 locations:- one to get the item's basic structure info one to populate an 'interoperability' info box where the 'service' and 'about' properties match a box like the 'interoperability' box, but for 'similarity' info a file with user-created 'annotation' information about sub-items that could be shown.
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If you replace with an object that has a click handler, do you have to do anything to get that listener to bind?[code]...
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This is a trimmed down version of my problem, '.myElement' gets duplicated on double click. In '.myElement' is content and a close button that when clicked removes itself.
The problem is "newly" created elements don't get the the dblclick or the child 'a.close' click events. i know i can double the events and re apply after the element is created but in my real version there is WAY more going on in each of these events and i don't want to create all that redundant code. i guess i can pull all the actions out into functions and bind after creation but even that is a little messy, is there an apply events feature in jQuery or something?
like:
Code:
I have a js(using jQuery lib) file where all events and following actions(functions) are written. For one of such events there is a function that prepends one more similar element from which prepending was called:
$("#id1").click(function(){
$(...).before("<div id='id1'></div>");
});
so that when I will click to just prepended element one more element should be prepended and so on.The problem is that when new element is prepended, click event doesn't work on it. jQuery doesn't recognize it, like doesn't see it.
I have questions related to three operations using jQuery:refresh a div element on page lo append an element on top of the other elements in div change an image (pending/accepted) from the div's elements I know that there are tutorials for that, but i am so short in time.I just finished my PHP courses, and i am too tired to get into the jQuery magic right now.ere is the situation that i am confronting. I have to files: propune.php (which is basically the page that has the form and the div that should be refreshed/appended) and propuneri.php (the file that is handling ajax calls).
propune.php
(partial) http://pastebin.com/SFJ7zSRJ
propuneri.php
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i am working on a custom drop down list that has hidden #options DIV which is shown when the user clicks on a button. the problem i am having is that the click event does not seem to be attached to the LI elements since they are hidden when the page first loads. if i show the #options DIV when the page loads everything is working as expected.i've tried to attach the click event after i show the hidden UL but that didn't work either.what can i do to make sure the LI click event fires? i tried to put A tag inside of LI and attach click to that but to no avail.
<style type="text/css">
.gbtn-options {
overflow-y:auto;[code]....
I'm writing a firefox addon to readout the facebook-privacysettings of an user.
[url]
There are a lot of "Edit settings" which open a dialog like this:
The HTML code looks like this:
My solution idea was to fake the ajax call like this:
I got this parameter from Firebug, and i get the same answer as the "manual"-click. It's javascript code, beginning with "for...". however the dialog doesn't open, the DOM node isn't added and i get the alert "Error! Status = 200 OK"
So I just figured: why the comlicated way with ajax, can't I somehow fake the real manual click? If someone knows a way with ajax or faking the click?
Is there a way to make an element 'transparent' to mouse activity, such that
mouse events go to the underlying element? I have an absolutely-positioned
image element with transparency that partly overlaps another element. I want
mouse events on the overlapping image to go to the underlying element.
Does someone can help me with the following problem?
I have a SELECT form tag, with some OPTIONS elements. I am using the
following code to detect a click in the SELECT.
....
document.onclick = fnc_document_click
....
function fnc_document_click(){
if(window.event.srcElement.id == "my_lst"){
......
}
}
How can I avoid the "if" if user click in a area of SELECT out of the
options elements? (The SELECT object is higher than the the goups of
OPTIONS its contains)
In other words, how can detect if the click Iinside the SELECT element)
happens in a OPTION element or not?
I have a web page that renders a table with about 300 rows in it, which means vertical scrolling. At the end of the page there's a hidden div element sitting. Each row in the table contains a button which needs to call a javascript which should position the hidden div right next to the clicked button. I've tried a lot of different approaches that I've found on google, but all of them only position the div around the top area of the page. If I scroll down a ways and click the button, I have to scroll back up to the top of the page to find the div.
The primary target is users using IE8, but of course, if there's a cross-browser solution for this problem, that would be super!
