JQuery :: Xmlhttpresponse - Consumed Ajax Text - Basically Html 4 - Changes The Links - Hrefs
Apr 24, 2011
Iīve gone thru a few exaples of the 'hello world' equivalent for ajax; the classic example having main.html with div id="main_panel", then having ON THE SAME folder of the main.html file, the few files for getting via ajax and then render itīs content inside div id=main_panel and so on, happy with that;my question is: All of those examples, always get those 'few files', lets say, one.html, two.html, and so, in the same folder where main.html resides; I want to achieve to have the 'some files' in a different folder, letīs say, /editors/ relative to the path where main.html is; Iīve done this, the ajax call works fine; the PROBLEM is that the xmlhttpresponse (consumed ajax text) wich is basically html 4, changes the links (hrefs) in those to the path of main, letīs say, for example, one.html has a link that points to itself, not an anchor, just a link pointing to itself as we often use for pagination of a grid, well, that link href attribute is changed to the path of the main.html file, and not preserving the original href attribute... why? where should I start from? changing the context parametere prior to calling ajax get?
I am trying to put together a Adobe Air Application that is basically a RSS feeder for my blog (custom made). I have the Air application all design and coded on the front end in terms of how it looks. My problem now is that I dont know how to get that XML document to my Air application using jQuery. Im still a beginner at jQuery (and JS in general).
I work on a portal website that has approximately 700 pages and several thousand links.Some of these links are to various documents (.doc, .pdf, .xls). I would like to use Jquery to dynamically find these links on a page when the pages load and add another link directly after it that can invoke a modal window. When the modal window opens I need to hold onto the values of the original link as it will be stored in a DB. So I think I will need the second link to contain the first links name and URL pattern as some sort of property that I can store. I am not sure the best way to accomplish this. For example:
i was using $.ajax method to get my ajax page on my main page,which is working great.But now if i have links in that ajax page then i can't open them in that same div,the links are opening in new window,but i want to open in same part,i tried google it and then found, i have to use iframe instead of div.how to do with only use jquery and div.
e new to jQuery and have a question. I'm populating a table with rows where some of the columns include links and buttons. For some of these links and buttons I want to run some jQuery stuff before it's redirected (acually, I want to have the result loaded in a div via ajax). In the jQuery function I want to be able to extract the ID of the button or the href target that was clicked.
I'm a AJAX newbie, I was wondering if I can use the .responseText method, to load the text from other website? For example, how can I download the data from "[URL]" and display the data in my own way? It seems that the .responseText/.responseXML does not work here...
I want to use an anchor tag to invoke some javascript and I've read that it's bad form to use <a href="javascript:foo()">
I've read endless usenet posts and hint sites on the net, they all suggest different things and I can't get any kind of consistency, and I can't find any solution that works properly for IE, opera and mozilla.
many of the recommended solutions go something like this:
<a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="foo()" />
this generates an <a> that looks like a hyperlink (good) and it invokes foo() as well (also good). the problem is that if in function foo, I put
window.location.href = "some new url";
it just seems to get ignored. If I miss out the href altogether, the link works but it's not formatted as a hyperlink.
All I'm trying to do is make something that looks like a normal hyperlink but whereby I can build the URL with some javascript rather than having it coded into the HTML, and I have to say it's driving me mad!!.
I am using Pictureslidesand I would like to know how to write HTML (paragraphs and links) within the Javascript on line 29 of the code below: Code: 01. <script type="text/javascript"> 02. jQuery.PictureSlides.set({ 03. // Switches to decide what features to use 04. useFadingIn : true, 05. useFadingOut : true, 06. useFadeWhenNotSlideshow : true, 07. useFadeForSlideshow : true, 08. useDimBackgroundForSlideshow : true, 09. loopSlideshow : false, 10. usePreloading : true, .....
I have a button in my web site "underline links" that changes all thelinks and affects its text decoration to 'underline'. From this pointall the links of the website should be underline. The problem is thatI can only make it work for the current DOM. If I introduce new linksinto the DOM I need to select them specifically to change its textdecoration. Is there something similar to the "live" function injquery? For instance for every links introduced in the DOM I want tocheck if the website is in underline mode. Case its true, the text
Tabs jQuery v2.7.4 of stilbuero. I want to use Ajax Mode and open the links in a specifically container. For example: <div id="box"> <ul id="tabs"> <li><a href="01.html"><span>Tab one</span></a></li> <li><a href="02.html"><span>Tab two</span></a></li> <li><a href="03.html"><span>Tab three</span></a></li> </ul></div> ... <div id="container"></div><!-- Open external links here (01.html, 02.html and 03.html) -->
On my site, I would like to have jQuery automatically convert all plain-text URLs to links. For example, if I have the following in the BODY tag of my Web page: Go to [URL]to go to the Google Groups home page. I want it to be converted in to this: Go to <a href="http://groups.google.com">http://groups.google.com</a> to go to the Google Groups home page. I'm sure the prepend() and append() functions will be used, but how do I tell jQuery how to pick URLs out of the Web page, if they are not surrounded by separate tags? I'm sure if each URL was in a SPAN tag it would be much easier.
I have an unordered list (ul#garment_selector) sitting in a div (div#program_scroller) and each of the list items has a link that I'd like to display an image and some text into a div on the same page. I don't want any fancy animations or anything like that, I just need to display an image and a related description/price into a new div, preferably without reloading. I have quite a few different lists of links and they change all the time so using an array to define the image/text is impractical for my needs.
I have an ajax script which loads new content onto the page when the main navigation links is clicked. I also have a jquery script which fades divs in and out when another subset of links are clicked.
I guess these scripts essentially do the same thing but the first basically is loading in 'pages' without the page having to refresh. The second is just fading in and out divs that are on a page.
The problem is is that the second script only seems to work once, when the page is loaded.
I have a HTML table in a form with a submit button.In HTML table I have links present in first three rows for each columns of HTML table.I want to disable those links when user submit the form.How can I handle this in javascript?
I am trying to write a script to switch style sheets when a user clicks a button. I got my script to work. I created buttons with in the script, put them in a div, and used appendChild to add the div to the page. This all works and the style sheets switch, however I want to add a cookie, so when the user returns to the page it displays with the style sheet they were using last. I can't figure out how to grab which style sheet the user selected, to add it to the cookie. I have included the code for the switching.
function addEvent(object, evName, fnName, cap) { if (object.attachEvent)
I have url links in an Access Database which open different info screens depending on the record. I want to include some code in the html which isn't blocked by browsers, but restricts the html code to an initial window of approx 800x600, but can be resized, but importantly the database screen doesn't 'get lost' underneath the browser window.
I am trying to open some SWF videos from an HTML page. When the user clicks the link, I would like to have the videos open in a transparent window (not a separate browser wndow).
I have figured out how to embed the files and have them open in a transparent window as soon as you load/refresh the page but I want to open the SWF using a link.
I'm using jQuery AJAX to request html pages so no refreshes will be needed when someone clicks an menu item. But the things is, I'm currently requesting HTML pages with no doctype, head and body tags.. just only the content (with just h1 tags and tags like that). The problem is that when I inject that into an div on my main page the css doesn't get applied to the injected content. It does set the text color and makes H1 an heading but it doesn't apply specific things like h1:first-letter. So I'm assuming it only applies general css properties like the text format I applied to the body of the main page. So the question is how can I make the css apply to the AJAX requested and injected content? Should I include an css file to the file I'm requesting? Should I use some jQuery function to apply it after the injection? Or .. ?
I am new to jquery, and love it so far, but I am more of a designer, not a developer. I am learning jquery to enhance my sites, and I am having a problem figuring out buttons.
I have them working in firefox and safari, but in IE links do not work.
Basically, when you click a link a function is called with a parameter based on the particular link you run. Then the code runs through an xml file, and if the parent of the nodes I've cyling through has a value equal to the parameter past to the function, that node is used to create a new link with window.open function attached to it.It all works, or seems to, and when I alert what is being built, it looks right to me, yet the links don't work.I've attached a copy of one of the alerts of one of the links as it's built.