Is there any way that I can make it so it hides all divs and then toggles the one I want WITHOUT having to write it out like this. is there a 'hide all' option?
The first time you click a radio button in IE8, no value is returned at all (tested with document.write of the 'check' value), with an error "'null' is null or not an object". The second (and rest of the times) you click any of the checkboxes the wrong value is returned, it returns the value of the currently checked button (which we checked a moment ago) rather than the one we have checked the second time. Does Internet Explorer have issues with this onchange function method? Or is something wrong with my code?
I would like to find out what script file a function belongs to. Better yet, I would like to know all of the functions that a javascript file declares.
I know that all javascript functions (and global variables) that are declared in a javascript file are added to the DOM. (This is easy to varify by adding a function to a js file and then adding that file to the page and then doing a for (all in window) document.write(all + '<br/>'); (or just looking in firebug) and seeing that your function is there.) What I want to know is what file that function belongs to.
for (var i = 1; i < 5; i++) var pl = eval("player" + i) var namepl = eval("document.charInput.name" + i + ".value");
[code]....
In the case of the 2nd-4th player, it changes to name2.value, etc.Based on these three inputs, I need to iterate through all four players and make the player object for each of them, as I've done above.
I can't seem to figure out what I'm doing wrong with this no matter how many things I try. I've looked through Google for a related issue but found nothing specificThe script runs through a external .js file calling a list of music albums, then listing the song of the album chosen via ajax. The user can then edit of delete the songs. Everything works fine until I submit the edited information through a form. When I click the submit button I get a web developer error "updateSong is not a function"Here's the form which is loaded into the already existing page via ajax:
It's pretty simple stuff that just populates an empty div with an image link to bookmark the page when users have javascript enabled. Now when I call the function using <body onload="add_favorite();"> and cancel out the window.onload=add_favorite(); from the script it works just fine (it throws a line-1 syntax error up in IE that I can't figure out, but functionally everything still works in IE7 and FF2). When I try to do it the "unobtrusive" way I get nothing at all in either browser.
A little debugging revealed that the function is indeed being called and is running successfully, however the function is somehow unable to locate the element with ID of "bookmark" when it is fired with window.onload and as a result I get no bookmarking link. It's almost like window.onload is triggering itself too soon, before the div of "bookmark" is in the page, but how can that be?
I am trying to hide/show table when hide/show button is pressed
Problem: The code works fine when I remove 'slow' from line 10. But with 'slow' in line 10 content of toggleButton doesnt change from Hide to Show when pressed.
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:
I will have a list of numbered links and whenever one is clicked, I want to change the content of a <div>. Is there a simple command that does this? I've read a bit of jQuery but could not find this info.
I have thmbnails of pictures on a page & i would like to open up the full picture (which is already present on the page, but I have used css to display:none on it) in a div (ie overview) when user hovers over the pictures so on the pictures I have done:
I've got a need to hide a function from ie6 (long story). Does anyone know how I can target that browser and stop the rest of the script from processing?
I looked at using jQuery.support but am not able to find a test that returns false for ie6 only . I want to wrap my function in some type of conditional that stops ie6 in it's tracks but all other browsers can process. Something like this:
I'm building a website, and use your framework to hide/show a div. This work, but in IE when click to hide/show the div, the background became black, instead to maintaine the image with alpha properties. In Firefox, Opera and Chrome works fine.
Why does the .stop() need to be in there and why is it located before the .animate() command, it has nothing in regards to the .stop() in the .animate() documentation...Im just a few days into jQuery and want to make sure I understand everything.
I am trying to create some divs that hide and show when a link is clicked. There may be multiples on the same page and it each needs to functionindependently.
I've added it to jsfiddle : [URL]
When the user clicks a show more link the first time nothing happens. If you do it again the div expands as planned (great!). If you do it again to close it slides back up but then bounces straight down again (Not Great!). I can't figure out what I've done wrong!. Eventually I'm going to add more functions to show some hidden data as well.
I have a simple FAQ show/hide function set up however I am having trouble setting up an if clause. My code is: $(document).ready(function(){ $("dd").hide(); $("dt").click(function(){ $("dd").hide('slow'); $(this).next().slideToggle(); }); });
However, when you click on the same item twice it firstly hides and then reshows it, I need an if statement that basically states; if "this?!" is visible/shown Then do nothing else $("dd").hide('slow'); $(this).next().slideToggle(); I am unsure of the syntax and can't figure out what property I can trace out to see if the item is being shown or not.
I have a hidden spinner div. When my jquery function is called -- I show the spinner. But, how do hide I the spinner div after the ajax request has completed?
$(function() { $(".pagination a").live("click", function() { var loader = $('#loader') loader.show() // <-- hidden loader div
I have 2 divs on the page, div1 has a gif animation in it and div2 is the page content. I want to hide div2 and only show div1 which plays the gif, then after some time div1 fades away and div2 fades up to show the page content.
This is my thought process:
1) On doc ready, hide div2 2) after 3000 fade div1 out 3) fade div2 in
$(document).ready (function(){ $('#div2')hide();
but I dont know how to fade out the div after a time and fade in the other div.
I have a table that Im hiding during the initial load that has a considerable amount of data. (I dont design'em, I just code 'em).
During the .show, .hide ... functions I would like to display a please wait msg. But I cant seem to find a way to do an async function. As the callback functions only deal with sync ...(I think)
Anyway, I am using some code that someone else wrote so I claim no credit here for the code.It works great and I've managed to persuade to work in Wordpress but I have one thing I would like to change.Basically the text I am trying to toggle is "shown" on page load - I would like it to be "hidden" until the user clicks on the link to make it appear.Here's the code:
I am using the jQuery .load() command to place the output of an PHP script (to load the latest tweets from my account via a JSON call) in a particular <div> (.twitter). The scripts work fine in FF, Opera and Chrome, but IE6,7,8 and Safari don't show anything at all.
just started using jQuery,and i'm having a problem using the function .show()/.hide() to make a div appear and disapear when a certain option value is selected.It's working fine in firefox but not working at all in chrome and IE 8.This is the function code i'm using :
I have a function that uses the ajax load function to post off some parameters and fill a div with the returned content after a db query has been run to create it. This all works fine, however I would like to be able to replace the div with a loading graphic whilst the content is generated. I assumed this was done by placing the graphic at the start of the function, then using a callback function to remove it and display the actual data once it has been fully generated...
However when I trey to implement this I am getting a strange result in that the callback fires before the content is generated. So my loading graphic disappears and then the content appears sometimes 10 seconds later. How can I ensure the call back only executes once the new content is ready to be displayed ??
Here's my code ... function get_report(){ // Hide #report_here div and show loading graphic here ... $("#report_here").load("/admin/reports/statistics_report/", { // Parameters sent go here }, finished() ); function finished() { // Hide loading graphic and show #report_here div here ... }
