JQuery :: FadeIn() On Elements With Alpha Filter Not Working Properly In IE
Jun 2, 2009
I am running into an effect issue with IE only. I have a <UL> with about 4 <LI> and I apply the fadeIn() on individual <LI> based on user actions. Inside of each <LI> I have a div that is styled with: -moz-opacity:.8; opacity:0.80; filter:alpha(opacity=80); The problem is that when I fadeIn() the <LI> all of its children elements' opacity is taken from 0 to 100%, AND THEN the div that is styled with the opacity is taken back to 80%. This causes sort of a flicker because it goes from 0% to 100% and then quickly back to 80%. Is there a way to get around this? Is that a known bug? I saw some people that had posted similar questions but without answers: [URL] I am pressed for time to deliver a page and this is virtually the only issue holding me back! additional info: using: jquery-1.3.2.min.js
In my website i am planning to do portfolio things in that i gave fade in fade for all images this is working with same size of image.But i have images like this sizes 500/300, 300/150 like if i give this images into portfolio that time if one image fading to another one means that time small size imGE is going top or bottom like that ,I alighed as center.
<!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"> <head>
I need to filter out elements without an adjacent visible element on ID. With $(" td:regex(id, ^\d):visible") I get all element visible in the table but not sure how I would go about and filter out the element with adjacent element and his self that is visble.
Concider below table, here both 1 and 1_1 are visible but 2 is and 2_1 is not visible.
I need to filter out 1 and 1_1 as they are both visible and only keep 2 in my selection.
What's the best simple way to filter elements by their index similar to the nth-of-type equation an+b , regardless of parent and node type? Something like...
$("input").filter(":nth-of-set(3n+1)")
... to filter every third input element (3n) starting with the first one (+1).
I'm about to embark on really learning jQuery. The first step of which is to get a basic jquery function to work. Everytime I learn something this way the first thing does not work for no apparent reason. It's probably something obvious but I can't move on without getting this to work. I added jquery to the page I have two things a div called #content-container and an image with class .logo
I use JQuery's fade in and out effect on image. But it is not working on Firefox. It works on Safari, Chrome and IE.
I use jquery.1.4.1.js. When a button is clicked, current image fades out first and then new image fades in. It seems firefox does not accept fade in and out effect. What is the problem? The code is like [code]...
I run into a probelm when i want to use the fadein and out function for a new dynamic added inputs. you can add inputs dynamically and i want to do that with fadeIn and Out. it is working great in firefox but not in IE. i think the problem is the new added rows are not in the DOM when the page is loaded and that is why the effect is not working i tried few solutions but i did not manage to solve the problem.[url]...
Why does the filter() portion of this code not trigger in jQuery 1.4.3+? Is there a better way to be doing this? The filter() does trigger and work properly in jQuery 1.4.2 and below.
All i want is a picture to fade in after it has loaded, i found the following script on this forum somewhere but the picture loads in normally then faded out, it doesnt just fade in and stop.
I have two pages..home.php and the other 8056.php. My home.php page has a link <a href="#" onclick="req1('8086');">Microtalk - 8086</a>
From onclick I used Ajax code looks like this: function req1(tt){ document.getElementById('form1').style.visibility = 'hidden'; var xmlHttp = getXMLHttp(); var l; xmlHttp.onreadystatechange = function(){ if(xmlHttp.readyState == 4){ HandleResponse(xmlHttp.responseText); }} if(tt=="8085") l = "8085.php"; if(tt=="8086") l = "8086.php"; if(tt=="8051") l = "8051.php"; xmlHttp.open("GET", l, true); xmlHttp.send(null); }function HandleResponse(response){ document.getElementById('contentbody').innerHTML = response; }
**Here 'contentbody' is the ID where I want to display the content of other pages. Now in 8056.php page which is displaying in 'contentbody' of home.php, I want to do the following operation <head> <script language="javascript" src="jquery-1.3.2.min.js"></script><script> $(document).ready(function(){ $("#siam").click(function(){ if($("#samit").is(":hidden"))){ $("#samit").fadeIn("slow"); }});}); </script></head><body> <table><tr> <td align="center" id="siam" colspan="2"> </td></tr> <tr id="samit" style="display:none"> <td colspan="2" align="center"> Samit </td></tr> </table></body> Problem in that the JQUERY fadeIn() is not working....what should I do?
I actually have a JSP page with this basic HTML elements; <div style="display:none;" id="loadingBar"> <img src="images/loading-big.gif" alt="loading"/> </div> <div style="display:none;" id="result"></div>
And then the JQUERY with these source code; var content; var dataString = "ha"; $( function() { $.validator.addMethod("username", function(value, element) { return this.optional(element) || /^[a-z0-9\_]+$/i.test(value); }, "UserID: only letters, numbers, or underscore."); $('#userAccountForm').validate(); $('input').focus( function() { content = $(this).val(); if(content=='- none -') { $(this).val(""); }}); $('input').blur( function() { .....
Strangely is... the loading Bar FadeIn effect come nicely. But when at line 73; when It reached success call, it never fading out. $('#loadingBar').fadeOut("slow"); Is this line not working when it came into success portion or.... there's something wrong with my source code? I confused ....
I am attempting to do a background photo, with a png overlay faded in.
Code is as follows <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "[URL]"> <html xmlns="[URL]"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" /> <title>A Christmas Card with a Difference</title> <style> span { color:red; cursor:pointer; } div { margin:3px; width:80px; display:none; height:80px; float:left; } div#one </style> <script src="[URL]"></script> </head><body><script> $(document.body).click(function () { $("div:hidden:first").fadeIn("slow"); }); </script> <img src="Card Images/background.jpg" width="1280" height="741" alt="background" /> <div id="one" style="position: absolute; left: 0px; top: 00px;"><img src="Card Images/overlay.png" /></div> </body></html>
Now I've probably butchered the code somewhere but it works fine in all browsers except IE (no surprise there then) where it doesn't fade in, it just pops up.
I'm using the lastest version of jquery and I themed a list of checkbox with it. Im IE7 every time a user clicks on the buttonset span(which is pretty much the whole button as far as the users are concerned) the page gets scrolled up about 600pixels up.
This is really not a good thing, especially since those radios are located pretty far down a page with a scrolling bar, can you image the users who want to select 60 options? Having to scroll back down every time? How do I stop this infernal Jquery behavior? I literally use nothing else but this to these my radios:
I have a lot of images on a page and the have to be a little bit larger, so i dont want to change all of the css.I have made a couple of lines of code which doesn't give the right values back.The images have all diffrent sizes.
$('.imgbox').each(function(){ var getX = $(this).width(); var getY = $(this).height();[code]....
there's probably some thing wrong because it gives me very big values back.
I have a slight problem in FF3.5 that unbind('keydown'); is not working properly.. $("#q").unbind('keydown'); $("#q").keydown(function(e){ var code = (e.keyCode ? e.keyCode : e.which); if(code==40 || code==38) { var totalResults=$("#quick-search-results li"); var selectedResults=$("#quick-search-results li.qs-selected"); if(code==40) { var nodeIndex=($("#quick-search-results li.qs-selected").length<=0) ? 0 : $("#quick-search-results").index('li.qs-selected'); alert(nodeIndex); }}}); // end keydown
The above code alerts once on first keydown (with the down arrow key [code==40]), twice on the second, three times on the third and so on.. it worked fine in FF3 but a recent upgrade to FF3.5 seems to have broken the functionality..
