JQuery :: Make A Function To Be Able To Change The InnerHTML Of That Div But It Didn't Work?
Jan 5, 2011
I don't really know how to say this, that's why I'm going to show you some code which will hopefully point out what I mean.This is what I wrote yesterday:
var div = $('<div></div>').attr('id','box').fadeIn(1250);
$('body').append(div);
This worked well, but then I wanted to make a function to be able to change the innerHTML of that div but it didn't work.
function changeContent(content) {
var box = $('#box');
box.html(content);
The following javascript loads after the page loads. Is there a way to change this onload function and make it work as the page is loading?The javascript is meant for mousewheel scrolling for a horizontal website. The website I am using this for has a fixed width - 29000px
I have some code that is basically loading an XSL stylesheet into a div. How do I change the appendChild(resultDocument) part so that it doesn't append. I just want the contents of the div to be overwritten. I tried using innerHTML=resultDocument but that just results in a message that says "[object DocumentFragment]".
I have written the following javascript code using Ajax.After successful login, the page should navigate to index.html. It works perfectly in all IE versions. But i didn't worked in Firefox.In place of setTimeout( function(){ window.location=url; },10);, i tried all the following but there is no effect.
1) window.location directly with timeout 2)window.location.href. 3) kept sleep function to sleep for 1,2 seconds
but when i removed the set timeout and placed alert, it successfully navigated to new page in firefox.
why the string comparison test doesn't work in this javascript function? It works if you use just text between the currentItem div tags, but not when you use html for an image. I even tried to use iso characters instead of angle brackets, as in "<img src=expand.png></img>" and still no dice. Why not?
The above function seems to work just fine when the user clicks through the form and fires the event like I would expect.
However, if the user is hitting the arrow keys to switch the selected value in the dropdownlist, the event does not fire until the user tabs away from the box, even if they've changed the value multiple times.
Is there a way to force it to fire the event for every change of the value, even if the focus hasn't moved away from the box?
I'm new to jQuery, but learning fast, and loving the new functionality!I'm using a Flash upload component that all works fine, and once it's complete (file uploaded) it calls function.I'm running the Flash upload in a modal (nyroModal - very cool!). The link below does what I need it to do - navigate to a new page and re-size the modal:<a href="test2.aspx#blabla" class="nyroModal">Ajax Filtering Content #test</a>What I need to work out is how to make the JS function above work in the same way as this link. I know very little JS, but I think the 'class="nyroModal" needs to be part of the link in the function some how??
In my code (ASP.NET MVC using Nhibernate) , I do this :
[Code].....
Then I display the result in the DIV named "myFormDOFF" Of course, my .NET code can generate exception. I'd like when I receive an exception didn't change the content of "myFormDOFF" but display the message send by the exception in another DIV.
I have a pretty simple function set up to pull XML data into my page, but there's a couple things wrong with it. I'm REALLY new to J Script and really trying my best to learn, but for some reason I'm not yet adept at googling the right results :rolleyes:At the very bottom you can see the data from the first XML entry, so it seems the function itself is working fine, but it's not looping coorectly to access all the data.Also, I want to pull it into the "shows" div of the page, but can't figure out how to put it there (seriously, I am very new with JS). The code below is not working, but the live site has it added to the body, which does show the one entry.Here's the XML function, the XML data and the HTML markup:
Shows function -
function loaddates() { var xmlData = document.getElementById("tourdates"); var newDates = xmlData.getElementsByTagName("dates");
I have written a game of rock, paper, scissors. There are two things I would like to do here:
1. Make the playagain function work. I would like to have a variable start out as 'y', then be redefined as either 'y' or 'n' when the prompt occurs. If this is not possible, any other way to make this work would be welcome.
2. Use <div> tags and CSS to make .swf's appear and disappear accordingly.
EX: I say scissors, Computer says paper. An swf is played of scissors beating paper. When the anim is over, it disappears, and the game continues.
I've got this listbox full of hundreds of employee names. Clicking on a name executes a function using onchange. Because of the length of the list I decided a search function would be really handy and I finally found one that works.
Now the search function, when you type in the input box, scrolls the list to the first matching entry. And that's good, that's what I wanted.
The problem comes in when you try to click on the name the search function found. Nothing happens ofcourse because the onchange tag in the list reacts to changes, not direct clicks.
code:
The list is populated by java but for testing I disabled the function that clears the "Loading" option and I set it to selected. That way the loading option is highlighted by default and the search function is free to highlight something else, then when I click on the search result it works like it's supposed to.
But keeping a highlighted option at the top of the list for that sole purpose isn't very elegant, especially since if you click on it the onchange function tries to execute and generates errors. The only solution I can think of is to use java to generate another option way at the bottom of the list that has the selected attribute but I don't quite know how to do that.
I have been making a javascript dice throwing app(? or whatever it's supposed to be called), but can't figure out how to make 2 functions for one button. I'm trying to have both of my dice (6- and 20-sided) to be controlled by the same throwing-button, but have radiobuttons to decide which one to throw.
I need to make background color change when onmouseover function appear. this is actually simple. but i need no javaScript codes in html-document. all javaScript should be in .js file.
I'm aware that innerHTML does not work well with IE when it comes to tables. I've got a script that works well in firefox but I can't seem to get it to play with IE. How to make it work with IE short of redoing all of it?
Javascript Function Code JavaScript: function insertConditionData(){ var details = "<tbody>"; for(var i=0; i<conditions.length; i++) { var con = conditions[i]; details += '<tr>'+ '<td width="20%">'+con.test+'</td>'+ '<td width="8%">'+con.test1+'</td>'+ '<td width="7%">'+con.test2+'</td>'+ '</tr>'; } details += "</tbody>"; document.getElementById("problems-details-table").innerHTML = details; }
i looked in one of my other projects that i recently finished, and the code seems to be identical.Basically it should generate an array of Canvases where individual letters can be written. Later other javascript code will try to determine which letter was written (letter recognition).The error that i keep getting is "ChangeThisID is Null".
i did a quick google and it seems div.innerHTML dosnt work with IE. Is this true? If so is there a work around
<script type="text/javascript"> function addLinks() { var changeOnly = document.getElementsByClassName("changeLinks"); for ( var c = 0; c<changeOnly.length; ++c )
I have come across a problem with the onKeyDown event in some of my forms. I'm using onKeyDown in <form> as a standard method to open my help screen system throughout my system, but I have discovered that If I have a <div></div> section somewhere and then load the contents of it from another file using innerHTML after the main window is loaded, the onKeyDown event doesn't trigger any more.
I am trying to use javascript to give feedback messages to the user during form validation. Forms have a common area for feedback (like the status bar of a browser) which users are asked to look at so feedback regarding events on the form could be supplied without using obtrusive alerts that need to be dismissed by clicking the OK button.
I've got a function, which must do thinks in 3 steps.
1. Change the innerHTML of an element to show a message (Please wait while ...)
2. Work with datas 3. Re-Change the innerHTML to show the result.
The work on datas may take a few seconds (working with XML, DOM and so on) I did a cut and paste of an old post, but no one did any answer, so I hope to give any help now.
I'm trying to change the contents of DIV2 when I click on DIV1. The following code doesn't work for some reason. I'm using Windows 7 (64-bit), and testing on Firefox 3.6.8 and IE8.
I am building a website for a group in my church and I had a quick question on using innerhtml. I am building the site on dreamweaver cs4. I used one of their already made sites as the basis for mine which has some divs named maincontent and sidebar. I have a nav bar at the top with buttons I made. I want the buttons (when clicked) to change the contents of my maincontent div and sidebar div.
