is there a way where I can have the mouse when it right clicks anything in a webpage that it would have a drop down menu appear or fade in the drop down menu. In the menu I want to have buttons that once clicked it will run a function but it will send some values to the function as an argument. Now one value it will send to the function will be either the name or id of the element selected for example lets say for example a user image 1 got selected and only has a name. How can I select the name? like if the person right clicked this element how can I select the elements name or id ? I know how to pass it to the function but don't know how I can select the element without doing this manually in the code.
I was wondering if anyone know if (and how) it is possible to make an html/css/js area on a webpage where you can select items by clicking in the upper left, draggin the cursor to the lower right, leaving element in between selected in a way a form can post? Exactly the same way as you select a number of icons in the explorer or on your desktop.
Imagine an imagegallery with a list of thumbnails, I would like to let the user mark a number of images and only view these selected ones. Preferably it should work with the ctrl- and shift-button as well, but thats a minor detail. As I can se, drag and drop of elements is possible (ex. netvibes.com), but I have never seen any select-solution that works as in your explorer. I'm sure it could be done in flash or java, but i'd rather keep it in pure html/css/js.
I am trying to display a webpage from another domain and tried to access its elements and I am facing issues with this.
I tried using "iframes" and am facing cross domain issues.
All that I want to do is, set and get the attributes of the elements of the webpage from the other domain (eg: set text field value, get dropdown box values, click button etc)
Is there a way to get this job done?
I thought of browser addons however it will be a browser specific solution.
I'm trying to select all hyperlinks in a webpage, and making the text all CAPS as an exercise. However, simply selecting $('a[href]') selects ALL hyperlinks, including hidden ones, pushing the text to the front. My css-fu is not very good, this is what I have so far.
$('a[href]').each(function(index,element){ if (!element.parents().css('display:none'){ element.text(element.text().toUpperCase()); } };
Is it possible with JavaScript to create new form elements on a webpage that has already loaded in the browser? For example, what I am hoping to do is have a text field for a name and a link that lets them add another text field for another name etc. I believe I can do this on a DIV but haven't looked at coding it yet. Any thoughts, pointers etc?
I am a beginner with JavaScript. I have modified a script or two, but have no real JavaScript knowledge. Others with more knowledge than I have suggested that I check here.
I am building a website for my daughter. She wants to put up a list of items (groceries). The visitors would select the items they want to buy, and then print a shopping list. If there is an available online coupon, that may also be printed. There would be no need to remember the information after the visitor prints. I will be getting a JavaScript book(s) to teach myself something about the language, but for this project, I don't know where to start?
Do I need to have the items in a database, or just program a button in front of each item?
Do I need two different (or more) scripts? One to select items, one to display the items, and one to print (or use the browser print)?
I'm building a nested menu where I want to add background colors only to top menu items. I can't change the generated code, so I have to live with the id's and classes as is.Relatively new to jQuery so still not used to filtering my selections carefully—is seems to grab everything. Anyway, I have tried: .is, .content, .filter, and some parent, child stuff, but can't seem to only apply the effect to the "top" class—it just selects everything.
where class 'hoverNow' means, that opacity of the image is 1.0, while others 0.5. This done with css. i want to do, that when mouse hover the 'li' element, image, IF it's not in the li element, who's having class 'hoverNow', become with opacity 1.0, and on mouseover, again will have 0.5 opacity. For this, i write this simple code:
The "checkbox select select select" part is included so it is identical in the 2 places (ie it is not possible to have different id's).What I want is that checking the checkbox only the selects next to the checkbox get visible.The only difference between the 2 checkbox/selects combinations is that the first one is in form A and the 2nd one is in form B.Is it possible to select only the selects in the same td as the clicked checkbox to make them visible?I tried JQuery's parent and sibling selectors but I am not sure if they fit my need here.
I want to insert something after #close, but only if the following div content contains the references-container4.Nothing will be inserted here. Only in the references-container4 case.
Let's say you have two elements, and you know their IDs; is there a way to select them both at the same time; something like $('#test #test2')?I realize I could just select them both on two different lines and apply the same function, or use class or something to track them down; but sometimes I just want to grab two elements by ID and do the same thing to them. I assume I'm just missing the syntax.
I have a set of elements with id-s x1,x2,x3,x4. If i select only one of them siblings like $('#x1').siblings(), it selects the other three elements. But if i select siblings of two elements like $('#x1,#x2').siblings(), it selects all elements.
I'm trying to grab the X/Y co-ordinates of given elements on a page, and scroll to them using the window.scrollTo() method. This is working for standard text boxes (INPUT objects), but for drop down lists (SELECT objects), the JQuery .position() method isn't returning the result object: var el = $("#[id$=" + elements[i][1]); if(el.position() && el.position().top) { var top = el.position().top; var left = el.position().left; window.scrollTo(top, left); break; } This works just fine for text boxes, but will not work for selects/drop down boxes. I've stepped through the code and the element el is always populated correctly, so its not the get statements that is at fault. If I inspect the value of el.position().top I get 'null or not an object' and el.position() returns 'undefined'.
I will be adding 3 additional <div class="slide"></div> after the first one dynamically on $(document).ready(). In the DOM, it looks like this. code...
I have a recurring set of elements and want to put each set into a wrapping container. This is how it looks before:
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How can I put each set of <table>, <span> and <p> into a jQuery object and wrap a <div> around it?
This is just an example. In reality the <p> element marks the end of an unknown range of elements. The <p> element is easy to detect by its attributes.
I need to select the last children of parent elements
For example
<ul> <li></li> <-This will have the background #1a <li></li> <-This will have the background #1a <li><ul>
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So I would need the last children. If there is no nested element then that is considered the last child. I have to write a jquery script to apply a background to the last children. A nested element can have a nested element and then that element's children will be considered the last ones so they will get the background but not the parents of those children. If the item has no children then that item will have a background.
So there are 3 different backgrounds. Each letter a, b c will represent a lighter tone compared to the previous color. C is lighter than B, B is lighter than A etc. So this will have to be a "smart" system in which the ul li will be updated and depending if it is the last one inhierarchyit will not have the arrow.
I have an interesting issue. I use an old, CSS-style tabbed page that sets a style on a <div> containing an <iframe> to display:block if the tab is clicked, and display:none if the tab is not currently selected. This works fine and is not the issue, just background information....In one of the pages that is currently set to display:none, I remove all the options and add new ones based on a data return from an ajax query. If I do this in a more traditional direct DOM manipulating Javascript fashion, everything is OK and the select remains unseen. However, doing this using jQuery causes the select to appear and bleed-through to the <iframe> content that is currently visible.
document.forms[0].test_select.options.length = 0; document.forms[0].test_select.options[0] = new Option("--- TESTING ---");
