Jquery :: Use Each To Get Html Of Ul And Append It To Div?
Feb 16, 2009
im trying to look into a div and find each instance of a ul in that div and get all the li elements into a variable then remove the ul's and append the new ul with li from variable. here is what i have so far:
im trying to get all of the li elements from all ul elements and store them so I can remove all the multiple ul elements and make one ul and put all the li elements inside this new single ul. I keep trying variations of this with different selectors and forms of each and i cant get anything into that ulla variable, i get undefined when loading the page for ulla with code above.
how it is possible to append HTML in an textarea of an iframe's parent window.
First of all, i would like to give you an short overview about the related files:
* insert_media.php (a PHP file, which represents a self-made filebrowser) * article.php (a PHP file, which inherits logic to edit and create articles) ** <textarea id="content"> (the textarea which should accept HTML from "insert_media.php")
I'm using CKEditor for my project and wanted to add a selfmade filebrowser for including media into my articles. Therefore i created a "insert_media.php", which inherits all necessary logic to retrieve media items from a database.
The "insert_media.php" is opened inside "article.php" via TopUp (JS library) in form of a lightbox iframe - for sure "article.php" has jQuery loaded in its header.
Now, when I'm clicking on a media item (inside "insert_media,php"), i want to have the content of my textarea "#content" (inside "article.php") being appended by the necessary HTML code.
I'm able to retrieve the val of #content ("article.php") inside my iFrame ("insert_media.php") via $("#form_content_content", window.parent.document).val(); but i can't manage to have access to it into the other direction.
I have a system receiving an html document as an array of lines, an am inserting this into a div using .append().
If an html tag is opened in 1 line (array element) of the string, and not closed within the same line, .append() automatically closes the tag on the same line, though there is already a corresponding close tag later in the html string.
Minimal test code:
$(document).ready(function() { var testString = [ "<pre>Test line 1 ", "line 2 ", "line 3</pre>" ];
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Is there an append alternative without this behaviour?
have a small problem and hope you can point me in the right direction ore solve my problem
I have a wrapper Inside a div with $tabs within every tab a table , wo 's working with datatables.js within the tabel several rows with image and tekst the picture's are opend with fancybox. In fancybox the titel of the picture is under the picture.
I've been using jquery for some time, and was very excited about the improvements in jquery 1.4 I have found however, that in one particular instance, jquery 1.4 seems to be performing slower than 1.3x, to the point that it has forced me to downgrade the script. I use jquery heavily throughout my web application; in this particular case, when a very large block of html consisting of a bunch of <tr>s is .appended (or .htmled, tried both) to a table, jquery 1.4 in firefox will give the "unresponsive script" error, prompting the user to stop, debug, or continue. The same block of html works perfectly fine in jquery 1.32 (and quite fast too). I haven't had time to do too much experimentation, as this is in a production environment, and thus downgrading was necessary as it was breaking the page, but I would love to figure out why this is happening so that I may optimize the code sometime in the near future. Have the improvements to .html resulted in code that causes higher cpu usage, or that would have a much higher overhead on longer strings? I've commented much of the code around the call, so that it pretty much consists of an ajax call that returns a chunk of html, which is inserted to a table (that I first empty). I thought it might be something with event bindings that occur after the insertion, but removal of these event bindings does not resolve the unresponsive script error. It seems the .html or .append is doing it. Note that this code, as is, works perfectly in jquery 1.3, even with event bindings, etc.
Does anyone have any ideas? My next step was going to be to try returning the entire table including the <table> tags, and doing a replace instead of an append, but if anyone has other suggestions to try, please let me know. Also, just as an aside, what do you guys consider the 'best practice' to be when returning dynamic data for a table (server side sorting, filtering etc from a db) ? Do you return just the data in json, and repeatedly clone a row element, replacing the values in each row (thus decreasing the size of the ajax call, but increasing the client side processing), or return the full html, and replace the innerHTML of the table?
document.write will flush current document content. I've found I can use DOM to append some element to the document, but I think append html text directly is better. Is it possible to append html text to current document?
I'm having some problems understanding the append() function. What I'd like to do is select an element using it's ID and add a row to the table with a HTML form element. The table is dynamically generated using a Django template ( form.as_table() ) so I'm not able to alter the original HTML markup too much.
I am trying to append a value in jQuery, and whilst this is a simple task with .append() it won't work like I wan't it too.I have a sign up page, with 'Name' as a field. Depending on the value of this (empty or having valid characters in it) either a helpful hint, or a congratulatory message will be displayed. This is handeld in an function, triggered on the .blur() of the input field. What I want to do however, is place the value of this input into the congratulatory text. Of course, running this from the .blur() function, doesn't work, as each time the input is blurred, the value get's added on an extra time. How can I get jQuery to add the value only once?I tried writting a couple of if / else statements, but I couldn't get it to work as I expected (it either didn't add them full stop, or continued the above behavior!).
But when I call this like window.aspx?url="+u.attr("href") it is giving onlywindow.aspx?url=...../get.ashx?id="+idI need to have the edit query string also. Without that I am getting error(Of course it will come)
I think I gave you enough description of my prob. Is there any way that I can append to the u.attr("href"). Please help me and it is urgent.
Way cool how I can add a row by clicking "add". And just as great how I can delete a row by clicking "delete". But why, why, why can I not add a row, and then delete that row?
there is a function "getTable(datas)", it will return a HTML element like
"$("<table><tr><td>data1</td><td>data2</td></tr></table>");now I write a function, wanna get html tree like "<table>...</table><table>...</table>": getHtml = function(sourcelist){
I am making a form where you can either upload images or link images and upload a video. The problem is that I want a or situation. I made javascript function that when you click one of the 3 images it will add in one item this could be a image link or uploaded image or a video. There is only one function that runs and inside that function has if statements to figure out which one image was clicked.
I have 3 images one is for image links one for uploading images and one for uploading video. the problem is that I want the user to append only image links and uploaded image or uploaded video.
I am only allowing 8 images to be uploaded or 1 video. This is a form that submits a message with either of the above but I only want to append only the images or the video but not both.
Im having a problem with the jquery .append in IE8.
Im displaying a model screen of a div section that has been built with the .append method.
The modal works fine in FF and Chrome, but AS USUAL, IE is not working correctly. The data is not being appended to the div. When I put in in IE in IE8 mode it works fine.
I am making an ajax call and in response, i am getting an XML. And then using data from XML, i am creating a form. I stored response XMl in a variable like this var xmlData = $(data); If there is any change in any field of form then i am changing corresponding node value in xmlData by appending new node in related node like this : var val = document.createElement('{nodename}');
I am trying to append an <img> tag to an <input> tag, but although Firebug in Firefox shows the html correctly inserted, the html is shown feint (just like elements that have display:none) and the image doesn't appear on the page. This is what I am doing.
The ID of the <input> element does get set correctly, and the <img> does appear right after the <input> tag, so it looks like the appendTo() is able to find the 'firstname' tag ok. But the browser (Firefox) does not make space in the table for the image and the image doesn't appear.
I'm filtering divs on a page and building a script dynamically to show/hide other divs. Basically the script is built as a string and then I try to append the script to a div on the page. HTML:
<div id="divbeingclicked">Click me to filter</div> <div id="scriptgoeshere"><p>just some text</p></div> <div>more divs that get filtered...</div>
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The code is executed in a click event on the div that does the filtering. The code itself executes but the alert just returns "just some text" not the script. Obviously the page/script is more complicated than that - but I can't seem to get it to even append the script to the page.
I hardcoded a script into a div and I could use similar code to above to return the script in an alert. So should I be using something other than append to insert the script? Is it just not possible to insert a new script?
Using json to gather some data. Here's abridged version:
var ids = new Array(1,2,3,4,5,6,7); for(var i=0;i<ids.length;i++) { var site = '/ajax/get_feed' + '/<?=isset($dashboard) ? $dashboard : ''?>/' + ids[i]; var divID = ids[i]; getJSON(site, divID);
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I remove the ajax loader image, then append data.result, where result is an html string. I want to animate the new content... I've never done something like the following,
$('#twitter img.ajaxloader').fadeOut(); $('#twitter').addClass('lefttext').append(data.result).fadeIn('slow'); I know this doesn't work. Essentially what I'd love to see is for my $('div.row') (the html string returned is wrapped inside a div with a class='row') to animate much like an accordion does when it opens. Just not sure how to get there.
Trying to create some sort of notifier if an input field does not meet certain conditions. I guess its my own validator. I could use a simple .show() but the input fields are not spaced out. I have attached a link to the jsFiddle i was working on.
I see some examples about how to append text to the bottom of your content on an html page.In my head I was thinking I could call append(php file here) and have it go out, do the php and then append it to the html.I just am not sure how to have a .php file do something and then append it to my html content.I have it like this.
I'm working on a project where I add or remove options in a select list based on what checkboxes have been checked. So far I can remove them with detach() and add them with append() but is there a way to add them in aparticular order. I was originally just going to hide and show the options but as always IE doesn't like to do it the easy way.
