JQuery :: Running Function When A Div Has Been Added To DOM
Apr 14, 2011
how to run a function when an object has been added dynamically to the DOM. I have the bellow example code:
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You can also find it here: [URL] I have realised that live doesn't work with load. How can I have a function executed when the div is added to the DOM ? custom event maybe?
but i have these basic functions to show a div and all i would like to do after these run is to actually make the screen scroll to the bottom here is my code i know is wrong can you please point me in the right direction.
<script language="javascript"> function selectElement(idElement){ var colorSelected='#FFFFCC'; var colorNoSelected='#FFFFFF'; divElement= document.getElementById('sel'+idElement); inputElement= document.getElementById('lselect'+idElement); [Code]....
So that it runs when the window loads. Meaning if a checkbox is already selected, the background will already be changed for it.
I'm don't do Javascript that often and I have a function that is not working fully. The problem is that the first function Form1_Validator runs correctly, but checkTheBox() does not run at all. Its a form validation script. The first function checks that text fields are filled and the second checks to make sure that at least one checkbox is checked.
I have a page with a number of iframes and a couple thousand lines of javascript (which I won't ask you to troubleshoot -- everything works fine).
The situation is that the cursor is flickering as though there's a javascript function continuously looping--which may be affecting performance.
The question: Is it possible (and how) to determine which function is running? Where might I be able to find a log of the functions which have already ran?
I suspect firebug or IE developer tools should have something like this but I cannot find any supporting documentation.
I need to link a javascript function to an html button, so that the function executes when and only when the button is clicked. right now I am using the following code:
I want to encode and decode a javascript file in which many javascript function running. i fount lot of function decode and encode but not worrkking well .
I would like to have an onClick function that when the object (image that submits a form) is clicked on, it runs a PHP script as well as submitting the form. I can get it to work by opening a new window, but I don't want this to happen as it looks fairly spammy even when you use javascript to immediately close that window after the PHP script has done its bit.
I have a slideshow plugin and there is a function in it called stopAutoplay(). This is called when I click on the pre-defined pause button in the slideshow, so it stops.
If I switch between the slideshows(Slideshow 1 2 3) the slideshow is getting messier and messier because it starts many slideshows at the same time and the plugin gets confused what to show.
I figured if I click on the pause button before I switch to another slideshow it works fine. Therefore what I would like to achieve now is to call stopAutoplay() somehow before I switch to the new slides.
How can I call stopAutoplay() from the html file when I click on one of the slideshow 1 2 3 buttons?
I've tried the codes in green below but they don't work.
If there is a better solution let's say to kill everything before the new slideshow appears it's even better. Although I've tried die(), empty(), detach(), remove(). I hoped remove() would help cause as I read it's suppsed to remove everything but for some reasons it doesn't...
I'm having two issues: First, is there an easier way for my showValue function to display the image file name without running a bunch of if statements? I tried doing something like document.getElementById('imgFile').value = imgArray[n]; but that did not seem to work.
Second, I'm trying to have the image file name change in my textbox when I click any button. I've accomplished this with onblur, but that only works if I click on the textbox. I'd like it to just change automatically.
What I need is simple. Here I created 3 links and after that I want to add dinamically an onclick event to alert the number of the link. The problem is I can't find the way to pass the variable.Obviouslly this is not the actual function, but I need to solve this problem to apply the solution into a more complex script.
i've put a div (passed to the function with "r") with inside three div with class "pul". These has the function:
function clic(r){ var blocco = r + " div.pul"; $(blocco).each(function (i) {
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This one should take the img that has been clicked (with the "each()") and by the "i" in each() changes the "src" attribute of the image (with name 0.jpg, 1.jpg, 2.jpg eccetera.. that finds in the folder) that i put in another div ("cambiaimmagine", that is inside "mostrafoto_img", that is inside "mostrafoto"). Why? This image is bigger than the previous, so that you can see it bigger. This all runs in Firefox and Safari, not on IE 6 and 7. I tried to put the alert out of the "click()" and it runs, but inside not.
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Is there some way to have my websites appear to be safe so that IE does not present the security warning for running scripts? None of the javascript is allowed to run unless the user "Allows Blocked Content". If I pay extra to have my sites considered "safe" will this avoid the IE warning issue?
Im building a simple portfolio site for myself and I am trying to use the .hide() and .show() methods to hide and show the various sections and subsections. I have one file panels.js which is working fine on its own to hide and show the main sections. But a second file gallery.js, which is supposed to control the subsections, never gets read. I can see the contents of the file in firebug, but nothing inside gets executed. If I take the contents of gallery.js and try to place them into the panels.js file. the whole thing stops working. So Im assuming its something off with the scripts in gallery.js. Heres the site so far: [URL]
At this point I am only working on the "ARTWORK" section, so that is the only section that should be working, please don't bother clicking on the other sections. What should be happening is that all the entries that say "Image Title" with some lorem ipsum should all be hidden at first, and only the first sentence at the top should show, but at this point all of it just stacks up and none of it is hidden. heres the contents of gallery.js
//hide all the subsections and show the intro $(".current_panel .image_area").removeClass("current_area"); $(".current_panel .image_area").hide();
If you go to my portfolio page, you'll see I have some thumbnails of photos which open up as a lightbox. But since I've added this to my page it stopped my top menu from animating. (If you go to another page you'll see how the menu is supposed to look).
Ok, so I'm not sure if this can be done, but I'm really hoping it can be. I have jQuery.js referenced in the <head> of my document. Now, what i'm trying to do is run the following script:
Ok so this is weird. I implimented jquery to try and get some ajax funtionality working and it not olnly doesn't work, it stops the rest of my normal js from running at all.
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EVERYTHING stops working. All my DOM events don't fire and none of my regular JS works. Anyone know how to get jquery code to work with or without normal JS code?
I want to do a similar effect on my site as this site has doneWith the times of the cities running along the top of my page. Their whole site is built in tables and has an insane amount of javascript in the head so I am guessing the site is quite out of date.Is there a easier/simpler/cleaner way to do this? Maybe using jQuery?
I have a lot of things that are running on the $document.ready() area and was wondering if I can put them all into an external js file and call 1 function from the $(document).ready() call
I would just like to call 1 function from the $(document).ready() call that lies in an external .js file that will process the code above so I don't have so much clutter in the page. This is what I would like. I have tried it but it doesn't work.
This is a strange problem because there's no reason it should be happening. I'm running xampp 1.7.4 locally and jquery-1.6-dev. I'm working through the "jQuery Novice to Ninja" book and everything is working fine until I hit Chapter 3 - animated navigation. Instead of displaying across the top of the page, the nav bar displays down the page. After double- and triple-checking everything I just straight copied the example files for the book into my local server. It did the same thing. In other words, when I double-clicked the file to view in the browser it worked, but the exact same file viewed in the server did not work. I checked with the file I was working on and sure enough the same thing happened - it worked viewed in the browser but not through the server. I hope I explained this clearly. Has anyone run into this sort of thing before? Is there something on the server that needs to be configured?
I'm a novice here, and I've got such a piece of code:
$(document).ready(function() { $.each(includes, function(index, value) { $('ul#menu-list').append('<li id="' + index + '"><a href="#">' + value + '</a></li>');
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Basically, I load an html document on demand, through a menu populated with 'includes' values. Clicking on any item on the menu will load the appropriate document in the #content div and add an 'active' class to the menu item itself, to highlight it.
The loaded document optionally has inline links, that should load documents based on the same id's. Clicking on these inline links loads the appropriate document, but the 'active' class won't be added to the menu item having the same id of the inline link.
The thing I don't understand is that if I put (look at the line with arrows) any other value than 'id' (any valid integer or even 'id * 2') I get the desired result: a menu item having that id gets highlighted, a class being added to it.