I'm pretty new to both javascript and jquery, but there are so many permutations its difficult to get my head around at the moment.
What I want to do is this.
I have a footer bar. It is already planted at the bottom of the screen so I don't need javascript to achieve this. When I hover on the bar I want it to slide upwards. The best way to describe it is a reverse of a drop down with a slide animation.
Having designed an AJAX shoutbox in ASP.NET, I'm facing two minor issues with it.The shoutbox is simple : 10 records loaded in a literal, a texfield, a send button and a scrollbar inside.When you scroll to the top of the shoutbox, it overlays a loading div and makes an AJAX call to fetch the ten previous records. Then hides the loading div.My problems are :- Any AJAX element (like the updatepanel containing my shoutbox for example) will display the overlaying div when triggered....and never hide it again. I'd like my overlay to be affected only by the scrollbar.When I scroll to the top, records are loaded but the scrollbar expands downwards. If I want to query more records, I need to scroll a little bit down and up again. Is it possible to get the scrollbar to expand upwards ?Code is below :
<script type="text/javascript">
var isMore = true;
$(document).ready(
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Im trying to expand a <div> in height alone. consider my <div> height is 100px and width is 50px.
If i change its height to 200px and width is same as 50. it expands downwards but i want it to expand upwards.
I have code done to have hidden div's slide down from the top (by clicking a div below it) which is cool, but how can the code be changed so that the hidden div's slide from hidden upwards rather then down, so to say that the div is at the bottom of the page then clicked and reveals upwards.
The JS:
The HTML (It's the twitter and music that needs to be sliding upwards)
I have several classes named 'ratings_colored'. They all contain a number from 1 to 10. If the number is below 5.5, the number should become red. If not it should become green.
The code below works, but if the first .ratings_colored is higher than 5.5 it will make ALL the classes green. Even the numbers below 5.5! I tried using the 'this' but it didn't work either.
$(document).ready(function () {
My objective is to make a map that lets the user click the map to make a pin and write a description. Like this [URL]
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<select id="preservetitletest"
name="titletest"
dojoType="$testWidget"
style="width:50%;font-family:Courier;"
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I have
<p class="govnocms" id="111">mother</p>
<p class="govnocms" id="222">mother</p>
<p class="govnocms" id="333">mother</p>
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I use this code snippet when I want to make a div a selectable hyperlink.
$('myDiv').click(function(){
window.location = $('this').attr("mylink.html") ;
});
It is simple and it works.But repeating it seems wasteful. I have a navigation menu that consists of an ordered list containing a group of list elements. This is a very common design pattern for navigation. Lets say that I want each list item to contain a div, and I want each div to be clickable.Yes, I know there is a usability issue there: relying on js to create hyperlinks is an ugly sin. But its easy enough to put an anchor element inside the "link div" for user agents without javascript. So here is our html:
<ol>
<li> <div> <a> </a> </div> </li>
<li> <div> <a> </a> </div> </li>
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So back to my problem:I want to make each div clickable. I could replicate my above js snippet for each one of the divs. But I know just enough about programming for that solution to seem kinda wrong.
I have html code:
<div id="dropdown" class="rMenu">
<ul id="middlemenu" class="rMenu-hor rMenu">
<li><a href="page.html">Page</a></li>
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I have to make many TextBoxes in a DIV readonly on page load based on a class assigned to them. The code that I have written is:
$("#tabcontentcontainer .GreyOuts").attr("readonly", "readonly");
and
$("#tabcontentcontainer .GreyOuts").attr("readonly", true);
This code works fine for IE8, IE9, and Chrome. But not for IE7. I have tried jQuery versions upto 1.6.1. Is there something wrong with jQuery in this case? Do I have to resort back to classical JavaScript for IE7, which you know, is a difficult task to do.
I'm just starting to learn JavaScript and have been playing around with jQuery. I'm trying to make a collapsible list. I've got part of it working and am having trouble getting the rest to work. I'm using a unordered list, if you click on Category 1 or Subcategory 1 it works exactly as I want them to but none of the others work. I sure I need some kind of array to get the others working, but I'm not sure where to start? This list is queried from a database so Categories, Subcategories, Items will vary, but this is the basic structure.
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-1.3.2.min.js"></script>
<style type="text/css">
.list {
background-color:#FFFFFF;
color:#000000;
}.list ul{
padding:0;
margin:0;
list-style-type:none;
}.list li{
position:relative;
list-style-type:none;
width:300px;
} .....
I am trying to make a fade in on a css change but it does not work so well. I used this syntax:
$('#'+menuItem+'').mouseover(function(){
$(this).css('background','url(../design/menubody_sprite.gif) -258px -0px').fadeIn('fast')
});
A friend of me told me to look around the .animate function but I found nothing...
I want to make a horizontal navigation bar with jquery, but it dont work. This is my homepage [URL]. And I would like to have a flipout bar by the point "sonstiges". How it works? Here is a link for the Code:view-source: [URL].
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i use below code for making JS as cachable in my browser,
$.ajax({
type: "GET",
url: "https://d3u46tuvnoj4ah.cloudfront.net/app/v1.1/war/js/jquery-1.5.1.min.js",
success: function(){},
dataType: "script",
cache: true
});
I need to make CSS also cached in my browser. how to i do?.
I have a large image which contains different sections. I can scroll this up and down a certain amount. however, I want to cut the display to only a small square of the large image, and hide the rest. Think of a slot machine, the wheel is spinning but you only see a small area in front of you. How do I achieve this in jquery?
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<table border="1">
<tr>
<td>1234</td><td>2345</td>
</tr>
</table>
And when I will click on the text inside the table I would like to have option of editing it. How do that?
I tried somthing like that but it doesn't work properly:
$('td').html('<input value=' + $('td').text() + '>');
$('input','td').blur(function()
{
$('td').text($('td').val());
});
I was making a menu with 2 columns, I need this menu for my work, I tried to do it with jquery, it worked, but is a little bug in this menu: When I click over to the left, the table disappears, and when I clickgets right to the table with a large space.
Objective: Make a menu with 2 columns, which when you press the left button, the menu go to the left showing more objects, and the same right, and Circulate.There is my code:
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To get to the chase,ihave a sort of lightbox-app and i need to make a multidimensional rray.
This is what i got sofar:
var imageNum = 0;
var linkArray= new Array;
[code]....
I am a novice jQuery user and I was assigned a job to create an interactive map for a website. I want to make a simple nap, but I have no idea where to start. I am trying to make a simple map (as attached) so when a user comes to a homepage, the map would be visible. Then when the cursor is rolled over the map, different states appear in different color and when clicked, the user is taken to another page. Sounds simple, but I cannot find any useful info.I do not want anyone posting any codes, I want to try to do it myself.
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for example i would change a background color for #block or slideUp this element. this would be also perfect if i could delay this actions and stop the loop on mouseover but this are the question for the future :)
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I need to know how can I make some effect like that :
I need to make a tooltip like that how to do that?
I'm making this page: [URL] and i want that the menu bar (#menup) be in 100% opacity when .ScrollTob is 0, and 10% when is more than 1. I have this:
$(function(){
$(window).scroll(function() {
if(.scrollTop = 0) {
$("#menup").css("opacity", "1");
}
else(.scrollTop >= 1) {
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Is it possible to join two jQuery objects to make a new object. For example...
var e1 = $("#firstObject");
var e2 = $("#secondObject");
var combined = e1.add(e2); // This is the expression I'm looking for
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I've made this tabbing system you can see here: linkMy only problem is that even once you select a tab, it still remains clickable, so it just reloads the same div over and over if you keep clicking it. I've tried using .unbind("click") but I can seem to make a tab clickable again once it's unselected.
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