I am learning jQuery, and working on my current practice project am attempting to use it to move the content of a an iframe to a div element in its parent frame.Its rather straightforward, p3 is the div I want to load the content to with this function which should be triggered once the frame has finished loading (or once the DOM is ready, should not matter).Any input on where I am mistaken? It is not important that I use jQuery for this.
I have a rightBar that i whan it to scroll together with all the rest element s of the document. but when it is starting to cover it has to slide down so we can see it all the time.
I tried $(function(){ function positionRightBar(){ if($("#rightBar").scrollTop()<0){ $("#rightBar").scrollTop(0); } } });
but it seems that the scrolltop of the rightbar stays 0 even when it is coverd
I used on of the examples in SitePoint's new book jQuery: Novice to Ninja, and implemented it in a site I'm working on. I hide sections of the content, and expand them when clicked on (www.symboticware.com/projects/)
Is there a way I can make it so that when you click on one of the projects, your browsers scrolls down as much as possible, so that it is the focus in your browser. Much like using an anchor link, but with jQuery?
I have to be able to move a div tag that includes a select drop down menu with "top-right", "top-left", "bottom-right, "bottom-left" to the corresponding position within the webpage.This is what I have so far. It works on the first change but after that it crashing and does weird stuff.
In the top right of the page is a JavaScript (Prototype) Carousel that scrolls through images when you click the arrows. It works properly in all browsers except IE 6 & 7 (it does work properly in IE 8) with my primary concern being IE 7. When you click on the right arrow to scroll to the next image it scrolls properly but the entire strip of images is displayed and it sites on top of the page's content.I've tried all of the overflow:hidden hacks I could find so.
This may sound weird but I'm try to find a way to copy the whole docoument from one frame to another. It's sort of like stowing away the whole page to another frame so that user can use the main frame for other things. When done, the user then can pull back the previous page into the main frame. I tried the swapping with document.body.innerHTML but then it only copied whatever in the body but not the header, which contains all the javascript functions and css. I thought about just replacing the other frame's url with the current but it won't work because the current page contains a "form submitted" search & result. Loading its url to the other frame would result in a complete new search.....
I tried the print method provided by javascript to print the frame in current focus. Only the visible content is printed, any hidden content in the current frame[say, on a different resolution or where the browser introduces a scroll-bar] does not appear in the printout.
File A - www.example.com/index.html There is an iframe on this page which contains different links. Every link leads to File B (e.g. www.example.com/news.html) which in turn has a frame.
The links on page A should change the source of the frame on page B. In brief - the frame on page A opens page B and every link should change the content/source of page B's relevant frame...
I have a page with an inline frame "frameA" on it. Within the frame is a table and within that is a cell with the id "morebit"
Previously I would set the innerHTML for this cell from the same page (i.e. within the inline frame). Noe, I am trying to set the innerHTML from the parent page.
I have tried various combinations of frameA.document.morebit.innerHTML and got nowhere
If I do alert(frameA.document.title) I get the page title ok....
I have a domain: example.com; which is the parent.And a subdomain: api.example.com; which page 'receiver.html' is being loaded in an iframe, child of parent. Both pages set document.domain = example.com.
I'm trying to adapt this code:[url] but Idon't want to load jQuery from the <iframe> again but I need to have the method $.ajax() working from the <iframe> otherwise it would be a cross-domain request and the browser would abort it. I tried ingenuously to set via $('iframe')[0].contentWindow.$.ajax = $.ajax() and I just got a shortcut to the parent page jQuery method. I also tried to "clone" it using $.expand (true...) but the method doesn't work for me; probably because of the complexity of the objected I'm trying to clone. So is there a way for me to use jQuery to have only a $.ajax() method in the <iframe> ? I've thought even about creating a XHR in the child-iframe and then use that in the $.ajaxSetup ({xhr: THATNEWXHR}) but I couldn't do it. I mean, I want to use the XHR factory from jQuery (which has fallbacks for IE, etc) but it has to be created from the iframe-child.
Maybe there is other way to make the AJAX call come from the child-iframe.
If you're wondering "why don't you load jQuery from <script> in the child-iframe", there is a reason... As I'm using jQuery plugins + my own custom javascripts + other independent scripts I created a compiler which minifies each file and bundle them in one. The advantage of this is the reduction of HTTP requests. So "why don't you load that bundle inside the child-iframe?", because it's ugly and Twitter doesn't... Yeah, I like to take Twitter as a reference and I think if they were able to make it so can I;
I got to work in most browsers except IE and Operaby doing it with pure javascript.
I'm "attaching" the code for you guys to test. If you open it with Chrome, Safari or Firefox you will receive 2 alerts one with the return of $.get() and another with the return of a request made via XMLHttpsRequest object. Otherwise (if you open it with IE or Opera) you'll get 'undefined' in the first alert but the real return in the second.
I have a test jquery code like this Code: <script type="text/javascript" src="../js/jquery-1.3.2.min.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> $(function() { $('#test').live('click', function() { $('#test').after('<p>Hello world!</p>'); }); }); </script>
And then in php I have input fields with a running ID (field amount varies) PHP Code: foreach ($out as $key => $value){ $i = 0; echo $value['name'] . ' : <input id="test'. $i .'" type="text" name="'. key .'" /><br>'; $i++; }
So what I am trying to achieve is that when user clicks some of the running input fields. It would add the text content after this input field which was clicked. And if it has been added already it would not add the text content again under this field.
I have a table with multiple <td> elements. Each contains an <a>hreference. I want to add text before each <a> tag, but it is text dependent on the contents of the <a> tag. I can use the prepend()function to add a fixed piece of text as in $("td").prepend(" fixed piece of text")That works fine. But I'm trying to make the text depend dynamically on the contents of the <a> tag. Something like $("td").prepend($("a").text()).I get no text prepended, in any way that I have tried. Does anyone have any ideas about this or similar situations?
I am echoing some dynamic content into a DIV based on form entries. The content is essentially a dynamic table, with results populated based on the user input. The user can further refine the database results by entering more data into other fields. All of this works fine. What I'd like to add is the ability to click on an <a> tag header on each column to sort by that column. I haven't gotten it to work, so I wanted to try a more simple test. I currently echo <a id='test' href='#'>Click Me</a> into the DIV set aside for AJAX response. I then setup a jquery .click() event monitor to simply alert me when I click on it. If I place this <a> tag in the main portion of the content that is static, I get the alert box. But when I put this into the content of the DIV tag generated dynamically by AJAX, it doesn't fire the alert. Is there something I need to do to 'reload' the page? Is the dynamically added content not part of the document since the entire page isn't reloaded?
I'm trying to create an accordion (jquery ui) that shows information about its items when clicked. The information for these items is grabbed from 4 locations:- one to get the item's basic structure info one to populate an 'interoperability' info box where the 'service' and 'about' properties match a box like the 'interoperability' box, but for 'similarity' info a file with user-created 'annotation' information about sub-items that could be shown.
