JQuery :: SlideDown() And SlideUp() Be Used To Pull Or Push An Element?
Jun 29, 2011
I am using slideDown() and slideUp() in an accordian style menu to reveal and conceal sections of the menu. By default it seems that these methods will open and close from the top or bottom respectively.
Is there a way to use the methods so that the bottom of the element seems to be being pulled down or pushed up rather than simply revealed or concealed? There are styling elements added dynamically to wrap each heading and section which is why they have containers and why the iteration through parents() is necessary.
Basically, I have an element I want to hide before it is shown when a condition is met. For reference, it's checking whether a particular radio button is selected. if ($('[name="'+q1110.name+'"][value="'+q1110.value+'"]:not([checked])')) $('#_divhide').hide(1, function () { q1110.toggle = false; }); Right now, only in IE 6, it shows that element for a split second, then hides it. I don't want it shown at all unless the radio button is checked. As usual, I can't manipulate anything in HTML unless it's done through JS.
Also, the slideUp and slideDown functions don't work properly in IE 6. They do hide and show, but the animation isn't smooth. The element disappears and reappears without any animated effects. It's kind of a bummer since it works perfectly in FF 3.6.
I am trying to slideUp a container Div and using the slideUp'scallback parameter call slideDown on a different element that is notinside the slideUp container Div:
I developed my site using IE 8, and had no problems. However, after incorporating jQuery into my site, I found that it did not work with Firefox . Please tell me what I need to do fix it for FF
first of all I find it quite hard to find the right words for what I'm trying to achieve. I want the slidedown/slideup to do exactly the same but flipped 180°. A collapsed container should inflate up and not down.
I'm having a tough time implementing stop() to preventqueuingon an animation that uses slideup/slidedown on hover. The issue relates to the search icon in this fiddle:[url]
It's unclear to me why ".stop(true, false)." isn't working as it does on the animations of the other icons. I thought maybe this was a job for dequeue, but that's not helping either.
The other icons use animate to adjust the background position, and stop(true, false) works perfectly to keep them smooth and preventqueuing. The same is not true on the search icon. It queues hovers without a stop; with a stop(true, true), it's jumpy and resets mid animation; and with stop(true,false), it gets stuck after one cycle.
The reason I used slide on the search icon was because I had to float a div that would would move with the animation and would be clickable to stop the animation on focus -- when a user clicks in the search box.
I have a six DIVs, each containing another DIV that slideUp and/or slideDown upon a click on the its parent DIV. Each DIV has a textbox, or a datagrid, or a textarea and a button (to save the data). I have a click function attached to the parent DIV that changes the class of the child DIV (expanded/collapsed). Also, the click function calls another function to save the state of each child DIV. The idea being to maintain the state of the DIVs upon return from postback.
The slideDown and slideUp work upon the page load, or going to another page and returning to the page (not using the back button). The slideDown/slideUp cease to function when I click the save button within the DIV and the postback occurs. The other DIVs function as intended after the postback until I click a button on one of the remaining functioning DIVs, and then that DIV is now not functioning as intended. It acts as if the slideDown/slideUp was replaced with show/hide. The state of the DIVs are maintained upon postback.
I am new to jQuery and already I'm seeing problems with the built inslideDown()/slideUp() animations. I'm using a flexible width <table>element, and when I use the function, the element does not return toit's full width. I am thinking this has something to do with the wayjQuery finds the width of the element. Below is the html for the page:
$("#addURLSArea").hide(); $('.jqTransformCheckbox').click(function(){ if ($('#multCheck:checked').val() == 'on') { $("#addURLSArea").slideDown(); } else { $("#addURLSArea").slideUp(); }}); I want to use this 4 times on a form. How do I change this so I can have it target 4 different divs?
I'm using Jquery API slideUp and slideDown for my site when i click on a group of channel, a list of it's detail will appear as slideDown slowly and the others will disappear slowly. At first element i click it work fine, but from the second element it just disappear and appear not slide up or slide down. You can see it at URL :
I'm having a little issue with assigning a slideDown / slideUp effect to my Mega nav. The problem is that when hovering over the individual tab the slidedown effect causes all submenus to slidedown at the same time, instead of the individual tab over which I am hovering. I'm sure that there is a simple way to fix this - I've tried first child, calling specific divs etc, but without success.here's the menu
I am new to Jquery and was wondering how it is possible to open one DIV while closing all other DIVs ( or maybe just the open ones) all with the same CLASS. I know that the accordion does just that but I ran in some other issues there, because I was not able to use another DIV to trigger the accordion.
Right now I am Using the Toggle, which obviously toggles all DIVs with the class .info $(".project_btn").click(function(){ $(".info").slideToggle("slow"); $(this).toggleClass("active"); }); Anyways here is again my question: How is it possible to open one div after a click whilst the others with the same CLASS are being closed (if already open).
I'm going to make a portfolio and am trying to use jquery for effects. Basically I have several menus and when I click on any of them the showed text in content div of page should change, using ajax. These are levels: a) SlideUp the #Content div b) Change the innerHTML of #Content div, using ajax c) SlideDown, to show the new This is the function doing it for me:
function showContent(x){ $("#content").slideUp("slow", function(){ var cont = document.getElementById("content");
It seems that using the slideUp/slideDown methods on <li> elements causes some odd results.
The following code hides then unhides the items with a class of "hide-show" once the document is ready. These list items lose their bullet point type markers before the text making the whole list look a bit weird.
I have a form with some yes/no radio boxes if a box is checked I want it to display another field and I've built a function to do this. It will slideDown() on yes but it will not slideUp() on no. however it will hide() on no.
I made this quick 12sec/600KB screencast to help illustrate what's happening:[URL]...There is a hidden div that contains the fieldset. The slide is applied to the div. In Firefox, the element that has the slideDown/SlideUp effect applied works fine. In IE7, the element just appears, then the elements around it slide (which appears broken)
The fieldset element has a position:relative property (which is needed for fixing CSS bugs on the legend tag)
If I remove the position:relative property, slideUp/slideDown works fine in IE7 (but breaks the legend tag)
Is there a way around this without having to remove the position:relative property?
When i click the link to make the content (TABLE) visible, it jumps open then collapse and then slides down. Closing the content is not an issue, it slides up normally.
how do you detect if an element is visible when you use slideDown() and slideUp() to show/hide it?I have a question with five radio buttons; if no radio buttons are checked error msg displays
if (!$("input[@name='diagnosisHowLongAgo']:checked").val()) { // display error msg; }
This can't be too hard, but I'm not seeing the answer. Elements on a web page may contain a class starting with "tr_". Sample HTML:I'm using the following to select matching elements: $('[class*=tr_]').each(function() So far so good. But now, I need to get the name of the class that starts with "tr_" from each matching element.
I'm working on a project and within a document I have content being loaded into an iframe. When a user clicks on an item in the iframe, a pop-up div is loaded using the facebox plugin but it's obviously contained by the iframe. Is there any way that I can pull that element out of the iframe into the parent document? Or at least position it so it looks like it's part of the parent document and not the iframe? My reasoning for this is sizing and positioning. I want to expand the size of the facebox div and position it over top of some of the parent document elements but, since it's within the iframe, I'm limited to the size of the iframe and positioning is limited to being within the iframe.
I'm trying to find out how you would pull in specific elements from a HTML file using AJAX.
For example, my AJAX script takes in the URL of the HTML page I want to grab content from (this HTML page is on my server so there are no cross-platform security issues) and it pulls in the HTML document as a string of text rather than a XML/DOM document.
I want to be able to grab a DIV element with a specific ID and pull in all the content from that DIV element.
I know that JavaScript libraries have the ability to do this, but I'm not looking to use a library, I want to use my own Js code. For example this can be done using jQuery's load() method but again I'm looking to implement this with *home-grown* Js code and not have reliance on a Js library for this one aspect of my project.
