JQuery :: Make A Small Bbeditor And Have Hit A Road Block?
Mar 4, 2011
im trying to make a small jquery bbeditor and have hit a road block. when the user selects the [b] tag for example i want it to wrap the tags [b][/b] around their highlighted text. if they havent highlighted any text then it will insert the tags as normal but i need the caret to be in the middle of the tags. Any one know how i would go about this?
I want to resize the dialog/popup box that appears as datepicker. How can I make the size smaller than what it comes as default size? I have to navigate on the dates using arrow keys. How it is possible to implement.
I want to use javascript to add all the formatting to the div. It works in Firefox but not in other browsers. IE and Chrome keep linebreaks around the div for some reason. What am I doing wrong?
We are using FlowPlayer to display a video on our website page here. However the video appears very small in IE8 (like a thumbnail) and I cannot seem to work it out!
I am new to JQuery. I am using Block UI in my application.In submit button onclick event, i am performing client side validations ( required fied validators )in asp.net.On clicking submit button,whole page is blocked and at the same time validation message is also displayed and page remains blocked. While performing client side validations i don't want to block the page.
I'm very new to JQ, I was looking for a solution to expand a div on mouse hover from its center to display some dynamic text wrapped in a code tag, I found and tried to fit to my needs this little piece of code, however is not exactly what I'm trying to do.
In slideshow running on xp_pro/ie8, after the last slide is displayed, a small white rectangle (approx w:60px h:20px) at the top left positionwhere the1st slide is about to re-appear. The 1st slide then displays correctly, as doall the slides, but I can't keep the rectangle from showing up.
This is my first time using the forums, so please excuse me if I do something wrong. On my website I am using jQuery 1.5.1 and the latest jQuery Form plugin. Wherever I have a textarea input, small inputs of less than about 10 characters fail to be sent to the server. For example, if I have a form: <form id="someform" method="post"> <textarea name="foo">
I'm working on a project that involves a page with a large amount of images (sometimes 400+). What's the best way to handle this? Should I track the loading-state of all of them, or is it save to assume I can do stuff as soon as the last image is loaded? So.
In the attached there is a little 'C' or little 'R' in the menu item. The menu item is an image. I have 5 menu items and only 2 of them have the little letter.
I want to replace option 2 with a variation... where the user gets the error.html page if what they typed contains 123456code. As it stands currently, option 2 requires that a person types in that code exactly with no differences at all.
I have this code: $('#clickshow1').mouseover(function() { $('#menu1').slideDown('slow'); }); $("#first").bind("mouseleave",function(){ $('#menu1').slideUp('slow'); }); I would like the second don't work as the first is not finished. Because I have a "yoyo" effect.
i built a application with the jquery-plugin jstree to maniputate a tree stored in a database. all actions like create, move, delete and rename are fire up ajax-calls to php-scripts with mysql-querys. i got it to work, to display a trobber and 'waiting'-text during the ajax-calls, but what i also want to do is blocking" the site for this time, so that the user HAS TO wait and couldn't click somewhere else. This blocking should be should be visible like the behaviour of modalwindows. the background should be with a dark overlay.
<! DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> < html
[Code]....
I have code like above. When user click on row i fire event click() on 'a' elem. But firing this event fire row click() event and i have neverending loop. How to block firing click() on row?
I have a page where I list hardware devices we monitor for customers. Each row displayed also shows the status of the device i.e. whether it's running, paused, starting up etc.
To improve page load times I list the devices but don't query for their status until the page is rendered. This is because some queries such as via SNMP or other API's can take as much as 5-10 seconds to respond. So for a list of say ten devices it could take well over a minute of the user looking at a blank page. So I do the following instead -
On the device list page I have the following script:
$(document).ready(function () { var devices = $('div[name="runStatus"]'); devices.each(function () { // Get device ID (I embed this using the HTML5
[Code]....
What I'm finding is that if I allow this script to run, all links on the page become unresponsive.
I'm guessing this is because I've quite a few almost parallel async requests blocking until they get a response from the server and somehow the "UI thread" is being blocked by this?
However I thought this wasn't supposed to happen with AJAX.
I find this 'blocking' behaviour to happen in IE8, Chrome 8.0 and Firefox 3.6. Chrome in fact shows the arrow cursor + spinning-toilet-bowl-of-death (I'm using Windows 7) as if the page isn't completely rendered.
There are only six or so items in the list and happens even if I comment out the $('div[data[data-deviceid=... line.
I couldn't find any in Google or in the JQuery plugin library.I am trying to develop a book like app, where the site manage enters a text as long as he like into CKEditor textbox. the editor of course create tags around the text, and also there might be images inside the text.Then when someone chooses the book (bunch of DIV tags), he gets a book like js (this is working) and i need to populate the book with the content from the DB.
The problem is that i just can't figure a way to split the text into small chunks without destroying tags in the process.Is there a split app in jquery that does that?
Why not a plugin like (small correction void should be a string) $.fn.delay = function(delay){ if(typeof delay==="undefined") delay = 1000; return this.animate({"void":0}, delay); } This way you can call it like this $('#element').delay().effect('pulsate');
I have set up a page which when I click the button BlockUI does what is supposed to do as well as jquery Form plugin; however, the success and failure messages are displaying in the blockUI. What I would like is for the success and error messages to replace the form. The code I am using:
I'm working on a simple slideshow made with jQuery. What I'm trying to do now, is to make it change image every X second. I know how to change image, but i'm kind of stuck trying to find out how to make it "do something" every Xth second.
Here's an example: (obviously not working..) function slideSwitch() { //change image... } setInterval(slideSwitch, 5000); //make the function slideSwitch execute every 5th second.
Also, is there any "else if" function in jQuery? Like in for example PHP, you can use "if", "else if" and "else".. like this: if(){ }else if(){ }else { }
So is there any function like that? I googled it, and I found out I have to use some kind of plugin for it to work? How do I use it?
I'm having a problem with Chrome and jQuery where I'm appending a script block to a page and I want the script to execute when it is appended. This works fine in every version of FF and IE I can find, but not in Chrome.
see the attachment for a simple example. In FF and IE you should get a 'hello world' alert when you click the page, but in Chrome you get nothing.
get Chrome to execute a script when the script is appended to a web page?