Is the form below a valid method of changing the id of an XHTML element, specifically the one actually being referenced? It does not seem to work for me.
Let's say you have a :<a href="#" onclick='DoSomething(this);'>asd</a>I want to get the onclick text in a variable - something likevar onclick = $('a').attr('onclick');The problem is that the onclick variable now is a function and if Itry to execute , this wil be the document instead of the link .How can I get only the text, so I can later reattach it to the link ?
I need to make a change to a web page that has lots of JQuery things in it, it appears. Not knowing anything about the actual use of JQuery, however, while I will start looking at the doc, can someone help me with what to look for in a 4000+ line file to find out where the value is being set for the hidden field. I have been unable to identify this. There appears to be no onChange or onSubmit JavaScript call. I have been given this file with the need to figure this out right away, with a very tight timeline to make many changes, so this one item can't take the time required to start learning the whole of JQuery before I can make a change.
I was reading about delay() in the API ref and it mentioned it used the standard effects queue or a custom queue, but didn't illustrate how you set up a custom queue.
Code: $(elements).delay(500).fadeInSequence().hide(); fadeInSequence is a plugin defined below Code: jQuery.fn.fadeInSequence = function(fadeInTime, timeBetween) { console.log("fadein"); //Default Values timeBetween = typeof(timeBetween) == 'undefined' ? 0 : timeBetween; [Code]...
I'm trying to make this plugin chainable, but right now the animation is not going in the queue. This is indicated by the fact that the .hide() goes into effect immediately. My goal is to make the plugin work so any methods called after it will wait until fadeInSequence() is finished. So in this case, all the elements will fade in and THEN .hide() will go into effect.
I have been trying to get queues working the way I thought they should work for ages… But I think I this functionality is not available in jQuery.
I basically want to run an animation in another elements queue (e.g. $('body').queue('custom')). So say I am moving a div element using the animate function I want that animation to be passed to the body's 'custom' queue so that I can do some other animations on other objects and also pass them to the body's 'custom' queue and they will respect the animation before it.
I did see a plugin [URL] which addressed it a few years ago but it has not been updated to even support jQuery 1.4.
There is also another plugin [URL] which seems quite new… but this seems ridiculous that such a feature has not already been addressed. It is a problem that I keep encountering over and over and over again.
I'm trying to slide in a submenu on hover. The problem is the queue build up when moving the mouse over it quickly.
Here's my code:
I added the "stop(true, true)" to fix the build up problem but that's not what I want because when I hover while it's sliding up it "jumps" to a height of 0 before expanding.
I think that's because of the second "true" parameter (jumpToEnd). Without it .subnav doesn't open all the way anymore (it doesn't have a specific height specified).
I have created the application in PHP and JQuery of display locations on google map.THere are few images in divs after clicking on it there are 3 ajax requests are called in following order 1: to display video from youtube2: to display description from database.3: to display locations on map. After clicking on images in div, result is displayed in following order.1: to display description from database. (It is displayed within 1 sec) 2: to display locations on map. (It is displayed within 2 sec)3: to display video from youtube. (It is displayed within 2 sec to 3 sec) As map and youtube video are not located on local server, so that those are taking time to display.Is there any way to display all above 3 output when all data will receive from their servers?
I am having problems with the hover queue, see [URL] Now i found this plugin [URL] but assumes you are animating $(this) i my case a div triggers another div to animate
My Javascript is very limited, but I get on pretty well with Jquery (I love it!) so some of what I say here may be seriously flawed I've done alot of searching on this but not found anything that fits what I need (I'd rather write and understand my own code than use a plugin) What a want is a simple function (or other means) of replicating the callback function for lengthy animations (so I don't end up with a load of functions within functions within functions) So I want to be able to animate (or change) a multiple number of elements IN TURN - ie once the previous animation has completed - eg
I know I can do this with callbacks, but as I said, this gets messy Can I stick these in an array and pass to a function to manage this (and if so how baring in mind my limited Javascript
I have 2 ready items. The first changes the size of the surrounding div, the second tries to find out about the size of the changed div, but only gets the old value before the first ready item started. If i place a new ready item that holds for a second (i.e. an alert box) the calculation of the first ready item is done when the last ready item starts and all works fine. Is it possible for a ready item to wait and not to start until the item before is finished?
I'm making a website at [URL].. and I'm trying to create a menu using Jquery 1.3.2. Anyways, if you look at the tabs in my header, they have an effect but it only works once. After I mouse over the same tab a second time, they do not animate. I also have a similar menu at [URL].. You may notice the second menu also will fade to a darker gray. If i copy and past that code into my drupal block, it will still only animate one time. Do i need to include something extra because its version 1.3.2??? I also have another Jquery plugin below the header which is called a S3SLIDER. I'm not calling the jquery script up more than once.Here's the code for the Jquery menu at adc-design.com:
I'm new on jQuery. I'm developing an intro transition for a website. I've already done the FadeIn - FadeOut code for the page, here the example [URL].. but I've a little problem.When I click on the home button the animation restart.
Is it possible to show the details of each record from the recordset in a show hide way?Each record would have a title - I need the sliding div to show the relevant info when the title is clicked on.Don't know if i've made this very clear so have posted the currect code below. At the moment clicking on any record drops down only the very first record.
I want to basically do the following, 1) hide first li, 2) move the first hidden li after the last li (appendTo), 3) show the last hidden li, 4) then repeat (this in theory should give me a rotating slide)This is my code, where am I going wrong and how do I add the repeat? Basically the last statement of show is not happening, I assume I need to place it in a callback, however the previous line does not support a callback.
$(document).ready(function() { var interval = 3500; //time between slides $("#scrolleritems li:first").hide('slow', function () {
This code after remove, repeat value removed. If not want repeat value removed, show a value norepeatvalue, what do I do? $('span b').live('click', function () { $('<p>' + $(this).parent().text().substr(1) + '</p>').appendTo('.list_name'); $(this).parent().remove(); }); $('.list_name p').live('click', function () { $('<span><b>x</b>' + this.innerHTML + '</span>').insertBefore('#auto_box input'); $(this).remove(); }).live('mouseover', function () { $('.highlight').removeClass('highlight'); $(this).addClass('highlight'); });
I have developed a plugin for mutual selection on a list of elements.It works fine if I make those element into mutual list only once. like $("appropriateSelector").toMutualSelect(); that plugin will add click event handler to each element and they remember the whole list by enclosure.
If I add new elements to that list. and do$("appropriateSelector").toMutualSelect(); again. New elements will behave as expected but old ones will have problems. Each old element will have the same handler bind multiple times to them. That will result like toggle two times andmessingup the outcome. How do I prevent this? I am trying to clean up their bound handlers but seems no luck.
I am new in jquery, and don't understand how I can repeat of my created animation. Here example of my code: $("#text_rotator1_1").fadeIn(3000,function(){ $("#text_rotator1_2").fadeIn(3000, function(){ $("#text_rotator1_3").fadeIn(3000, function() { $("#text_rotator1_4").fadeIn(3000, function() { $("#text_rotator1_1").fadeOut(1000); $("#text_rotator1_2").fadeOut(1000); $("#text_rotator1_3").fadeOut(1000); $("#text_rotator1_4").fadeOut(1000, function() { });});});});}); When all 4 elements is faded out, then i want to repeat fade in of all elements.
I'm struggling to find out the correct bit of jQuery to use, so that I can repeat a process 4 times. I am trying to achieve the following: When 1 <a> is clicked, I want jQuery to add the class current to that <a> and the next 4 <a>. All I need to know is the correct selector or filter to use in order to achieve this?
I have a table that has a textfield for inputing numeric values. This field is in a repeated row table. The field id is 'amount'. I want to add all values in the text fields with ID 'amount' and display the sum in a textfield called 'totals' which is in a seperate table but in the same form. I have limited experience with jquery and I actually managed to create and delete a table row from reading posts on stack overflow. I tried using each() but it only works with the first row which is the default row.
However as stated, It only works with the first default row that was loaded with the html. Values I input after adding a row using jquery doesn't get summed up.