Modifying Text After The Page Is Displayed By A Browser
Aug 10, 2011
I'm using a Volusion shopping cart and it uses JavaScript to insert code into DIVs with specific IDs. The code that it inserts can't be changed from the backend, so I'm wondering if there is a way to replace it with JavaScript after it's rendered.
Here is my problem specifically: I'm trying to change the wording "Find by Type" to "Sort by Type", but I can't modify it since it's being added in later by JavaScript. The tag I have in my template file is:
Code:
<div id="search_refinement_filters"></div>
but when rendered, Volusion turns it into:
I've copied and customized a script to display a css popup in my little website. The script should display a popup in the middle of the browser window, graying out the background, Everything seems to work fine except that at the end of the script, the page is displayed from the top. This means that if you click on the popup link from a position down in the page, you'll miss it because you will be taken to the top of the page, where you can't see it.
This is the HTML and CSS code:
HTML Code:
And the js:
Code:
I've been debugging with alert boxes and everything seems to be fine until the script ends execution. Then the user is brought again at the top of the page...
In my final site the only thing I would like to show in the popup is a Flash movie.
Do you know any workaround? I would even implement a completely different solution if I knew which...
By the way: At this stage I am using Chrome but I would like my solution to work in any browser, that will the next issue.
I have a list of paragraphs that all need to say the same thing. Each has it's own ID and class (each one has a different font color) and I need a co-worker to be able to type a phrase or name into a form field & hit "go" and have it update all of the paragraphs to reflect that text in the various colors. I also need it to have a predetermined default phrase.
Example: Welcome Home (in blue) Welcome Home (in red) Welcome Home (in green) Welcome Home (in black) Welcome Home (in yellow) etc.
I already have the framework set up (with the colors and everything) it's just a matter of changing the contents of the paragraph-tag.
I have an upload file operation in the web application. UploadForm.jsp is the form, and UploadAction.jsp is the form processing. The web server is Websphere.
I own a game site and some users cheat by changing the browser URL. For example :
The URL for starting a game mission is this : ww.somesite.com/somethingaspx?htxm=18
And if they change the number to 87 they go to the end of he mission WITHOUT actually completing it.
They ONLY way to deal with this is by preventing users from changing the URL manually. Is there a way to do it? Like, if someone tries to change that number in the URL he gets a message and browser window closed(or something that will prevent him from going to that page)
Of course, the solution must not conflict with the normal navigation(which is the actual mission) which means the user should be able to navigate to different pages but NOT change the URL manually.
If I had a webpage that displayed a database in tabular form, it would be nice to know how many lines of text the browser could display without scrolling, then have the cgi script output the appropriate number of lines of data to fill the screen.
I've seen examples of how to get the browser window size in pixels, but is there a way to determine the number of lines that are displayed?
I'm currently trying to parse through all the children list items within a navigation menu so that I can trim off a trailing "|" character. I'm trying the following but its not working correctly,
$('#nav > li > ul > li').each(function() { var str = $(this).text(); $(this).text(str.replace("|", "")); });
I'm using Chrome and it's JSShell extension I remove the <emb> and some <iframe> tags from a lot of different sites because their annoying ads.
The I use code for most sites looks like this:
It doesn't do anything. If I don't use $(document).ready() it removes all the ads. Is there a way to do that before loading the document or am I doing something wrong.
I have been trying to learn JavaScript and most recently jQuery. After playing with some cool stuff like hiding, showing, animating etc... html elements I started wondering if when doing this you should do it thinking about how your layout and be careful not to break it since I noticed that when for instance if you hide a div it actually takes it out of the normal flow and if this div is part of the layout structure it could potentially break it.
Is it a common practice to think about the layout when using JavaScript/jQuery to play with elements or objects on a page?
Is this the first think before making any modification to any element that could affect the layout or is there something that I'm not aware of to prevent from taken these elements out of the normal flow?
I have a page that is on a secure server, lets say https://server.com and I have a link on a page /somelink.html. I am trying to use jQuery to change the link to http://server.com/somelink.html
Here is the code I have come up with: $(document).ready(function() { $("a[href^='https://server.com']") .each(function(){ this.href = this.href.replace(/^https://server.com/,"http://www.server.co"); }); $("a[href^='/']") .each(function(){ this.href = this.href.replace(/^//, "http://www.server.co"); }); });
However, my code only seems to work in Firebug after everything has rendered. I assume that the links are changes when the Document is Ready but before the server address is attached to the links.
I'm using LavaLamp [url] for the main navigation on a site I'm building, for a subtle animated effect.
The site itself is a single-page portfolio site with 3 sections organized vertically, "Home," "About," and "Work."
The problem I'm having is that the clicked navigation does not return to its original position on each panel if I double back on it.
For example, if I'm on the Home panel, and I want to get to About, I'll want to select "About." The LavaLamp animation will ease over to the "About" link on hover, and I'll click it, then the page will scroll to the About panel, where "About" in the navigation is being shown as selected (LavaLamp has a "current" class you can apply to whatever you want to start off as being selected)...
And that's great, BUT, say I want to get back to the Home panel. I click "Home" in the nav, and I'm transported back to the Home panel - but when I was there before, I'd selected "About", and since it's all on the same page, the link is focused on "About," even though I'm on the Home panel. Make sense?
I'm not good enough at JS or jQuery to figure out how to fix this. I think what I want to happen is for every link on each panel to STAY where it was originally assigned ("Home" link will stay on Home, "About" link will stay on About, etc.), but animate on hover only.
Is there a way to write something into the LavaLamp JS to make it so the animation works only on hover, and not on active, focus, or visited?
Here's the code, can't provide a demo page, I don't have anywhere to upload it at the moment...
index.htm with an example of what each panel looks like:
jquery.lavalamp.js:
And last but not least, the LavaLamp CSS:
Forgot to add the page js:
EDITED ALSO TO ADD: Could it have something to do with this:
I'm wondering if a script exists that will convert a text field value to a checked checkedbox in an html form? I don't have access to the database, and want to use a simple script on the form to take care of this.
I am using the breadcrumb script from this website. it's the first one I've found that is working for me! I would like to know if it is possible to have the text that displays for the page be the name of the html document instead of the meta title (because they are too long). Is there a simple place within this code to get the script to pull the file name instead?
example: www.mywebsite/tweezers.html I want the breadcrumbs to be home > tweezers But it's giving me home > TDI Precision Tweezers | Electronics Assembly Tweezers | Lab Tweezers | Cleanroom Tweezers
I'm looking for a javascript/css code that can do the following, for a click button:
- When mouse is not over the click-button, a text should be displayed at the right of the button, in a bordered textbox - 85% transparency (hardly visible)
(- when mouse hovers over the button, the button image changes to a different one <- I know how to do this)
- When the button is clicked the text shows up normaly (0% transparency)
- When clicking again the button OR anywhere else on the page, the text goes back to 85% transparency.
My question is if there is a way to add a input field on my website where people will type their email and then press "GO" or "submit" and they will be directed to another website and their email they enterd will automatically be displayd on that websites email submission. and if its possible that it would press the submit button on that page as well directly. cant find any tutorial on this on html or java,
Here's what I'm trying to do: When someone clicks on plain text with div of "hdrlink", then div of "slideshow" will close up using toggle. At the same time also need div of "headerNav" to move up 300px. When the user clicks "hdrlink" again, then "slideshow" reappears and "headerNav" move back down 300px (starting position)Here's the script:
I have written a very simple test. When I click on a link the page is loaded, then I press the back-button and when I click the link again, the page is loaded BUT then the first page is automatically displayed again. In Google chrome this works fine, but on iPhone 4, HTC WildFire S and HTC Sensation it does not work.
Please try this: 1. Navigate to "[URL]" (==> shows PAGE 1) 2. Just press "login" (form is not implemented) (==> shows PAGE 2) 3. Click on the first item "Click here" (==> shows PAGE 3) 4. Press back-button (==> shows PAGE 2) 5. Click on the first item "Click here" again ( ==> shows PAGE3 BUT then PAGE 2 is automatically shown again)
I want to get rid of a flicker. It's caused by moving page content around with jquery's document.ready() function. The problem is the page is displayed, then the content moved, and then redisplayed again causing the "flicker." I just need a to move the content before the page is displayed the first time. Is there an event that runs after the content is loaded but before it is displayed? The code is simply:
I'm looking for something that can display a PDF in a way similar to a typical jQuery image gallery (or a desktop PDF viewer, e.g. Acrobat or Preview). I tried out Mike Alsup's jQuery Media Plugin [URL], thinking that the "iframe player" might do the trick. But of course, I still get the default browser behavior for a PDF, which in most cases (like Firefox) is to not display it at all. Works great in Safari, though, especially with the AdobePDFViewer.plugin. So does anyone know of something that could enable PDFs to be displayed on the page?
I am using HAPedit for HTML/Javascript and it used to work alright by clicking Display -> Browse with -> Default Browser(Internet Explorer). But since last one or two days it gives the following error: "The page cannot be displayed" and the following is shown in the URL bar [URL] But, however, if I navigate to the file by using File -> Open of the IE, the result is shown correctly.
I have an assignment where I have a drop down list that is created dynamically that uses the content from the h3 tags in the body as the options in addition to the first option being "Show entire script"
The content of the body is actually a screenplay with <h3> and <blockquote>
My goal is to only show the character's (who is selected in the drop down) name and dialogue while hiding the rest of the screenplay
I am not too sure how to go about this at all, but this is what I have so far: All it does is gets rid of the names of the characters who aren't selected and not the block quotes underneath
i need a script that allows users to make my page as browser homepage, (i.e, when users click a link, the page will be their home page e.x (Make anairat page as homepage.
