If you mouseover a movie, you will see a nice looking popup with info.
I would like to do the same thing only with rss feeds on a text link.
(not sure if this is possible)
I pulled down every .js, .html, .css from their site and I am trying to
figure out what they are doing... I am a novice at javascript, but I
can hack and slash pretty well. Code:
I would like to display a mashup of 3rd party funny news on my website. On client side a user can select the type of news he wants, and based on that I want to go fetch the appropriate rss feeds, and display a custom mashed up result. I am new to javascript, and AFAIK this was not posible earlier due to cross-domain security limitations, but I heard that now all major browsers have built-in feed reader.
var content=new Array() //change the array below to the text associated with your links Expand or contract the array, depending on how many links you have content[0]='<br><big><b>Menus and navigation systems</b></big><br>Click here for DHTML scripts that help enhance your site's navigability, such as collapsible menus, sliding menu bars etc.' content[1]='<br><big><b>Special document effects</b></big><br>With the advent of DHTML, webpages are one step closer to its cousin, TV, in terms of special effects...' content[2]='<br><big><b>Scrollers</b></big><br>Up until now, adding a scroller or tickertape to your website usually meant using a slow Java applet. Not anymore. Click here for DHTML scrollers that accomplish the same task with minimal download time.'
content[3]='<br><big><b>Image effects</b></big><br>Add lightweight effects to your existing images using these scripts. Make them fly, light up, turn static, all without paying the cost of slow downloading time.' content[4]='<br><big><b>Links and buttons</b></big><br>Add tooltips to your text links, rollover effects to your form buttons, keyboard features to your document, and more.' content[5]='<br><big><b>Dynamic clocks and dates</b></big><br>Time is never static, so why should your time script be? Enter for DHTML scripts that actually understand this simple truth.' content[6]='<br><big><b>Text animations</b></big><br>Text have been silent for too long- DHTML promises to free them, with flying text, typing text, dragable text, and more.' content[7]='<br><big><b>Browser window</b></big><br>Click here scripts related to the browser window and frames.' content[8]='<br><big><b>Other</b></big><br>All scripts that don't comfortably fit in any of the above categories go here...'
I have an imagemap that I am using to collect user ratings (the image is of a gradient, and the more to the right they click, the higher the rating). I want to essentially keep the same functionality with a small addition:
I want a slider image to display under the user's mouse when the user is hovering over the imagemap, and I want it to move horizontall whenever the user's mouse moves over the imagemap. This would make the imagemap look like a slider, except the user would still be able to instantly rate without needing to drag a slider (it would simply follow his/her mouse).
I'm not very familiar with JavaScript, though. If anyone could give me an idea how to write something like this or possibly write some sample code, I would be very grateful. I imagine that something like this is very simple (i.e. just taking the user's horizontal mouse coordinates and overlaying an image), but I really do need help writing it. I don't want to sound lazy, but the project I'm working on has more to do with server-side programming, so it wouldn't be a good idea for me to spend a few days learning all about JavaScript in order to accomplish this small bit of functionality.
I have a code that will fetch out the data from database OnMouseOver. But it is working fine if don't add table on the div which will come OnMouseOver. If i try to show the fetched data in table then the code doesn't work. Here is my code:
<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript"> var cX = 0; var cY = 0; var rX = 0; var rY = 0; function UpdateCursorPosition(e){ cX = e.pageX; cY = e.pageY;} function UpdateCursorPositionDocAll(e){ cX = event.clientX; cY = event.clientY;} if(document.all) { document.onmousemove = UpdateCursorPositionDocAll; } else { document.onmousemove = UpdateCursorPosition; } [Code]....
I am using google translator in my own site to translate it to other languages ,but , when mouse is over the text , google popup page indicated , that containes original text in english! Can I disable this popup page ?
I'm trying to stop my affiliate URL from being shown in an eBook I'm currently finishing, hopefully to stop my comissions from being stolen!
I've converted my word doc to a pdf and am using Acrobat 7 to create the links to my affiliate pages. Is disabling the mouseover pop-up window - which displays my affiliate URL & ID - possible in a pdf?
Maybe I should just have a popup message -"Click here" for example. I'm not a Javascript programmer (pretty obvious eh) so any help compiling this code or pointers to other help sites would be most gratefully received.
I've been looking around the net and so far have come up empty.If a user mouses over a cell in a table, I'd like a popup to appear, but not a non-interactive tooltip. I'd like it to be a bubble or something akin, that would allow the user to move the mouse pointer inside it (and not have the window move around like a tooltip) and have clickable links and images inside the popup that take them to another page. I've seen this feature when hovering over links in various forums, but can't seem to find a framework or sample code that will do this.
I am trying to add the functionality of having a mouseover popup image with multiple different popup images. I have found the code seen below and altered it for my uses and was hoping to find out if someone can tell me why I am seeing the same image with each mouseover.
<script type="text/javascript"> function ShowPopup(hoveritem) {
I have the following page: [URL] I'm using php and mysql to generate the rows of a table. I need to have a popup occur when the user hovers over each row. Here's the code which builds the table:
I have previously used some code to display a popup box when a person mouses over a hyperlink. I'm trying to use a similar technique while building a html table as a string within javascript (based on dynamic data). I've enclosed an example of the kind of thing I'm trying to do here, but why the mouseover/mouseout isn't showing and hiding the content of the popup?
i'm making a clothing website and i was just wondering.. if i have a bunch of thumbnail sized images on the page atm, how would i go about so if people put their mouse over the thumbnail, it would load the full sized T-shirt? I obviously have the images on my computer and host for the Thumbnails and the Real-image sized shirts.
The problem: Popups work fine, as they open the mini thumbnails when you mouseover. However, as you scroll down the page, the images move with you. So, if you mouseover'd the top result (having not scrolled down) the graph would appear when it was supposed to. However, if you scrolled down 200px, and then mouseover'd the top result (or any result), the thumbnail would popup 200px lower than it should.
The guide site I used: [url]- it doesn't happen on their site.
I set up a dummy site of their site: [url]- I just copied the source code for everything and changed literally nothing. It still happens on my version of the site.
What trying to achieve is to have a div which when you mouseover a div and h4 within will change properties.This is working but when you mouseover the div and pass over either the border of the containing div or the h4 text the animate/fadeTo repeat again. Is someone able to tell what Im doing wrong? Also you may notice the function is effecting more than one container div at a time which is not what Im going for. Is there a way to seperate them like this or somehow?
I've tested across IE7,Firefox, Chrome, Safari and the only browser I experience this issue in is Opera. I have 3 icons at the bottom of the page (facebook, rainbow, charity logo) and on mouseover the whole site expands downwards (it's not supposed to do that). I've googled for reasons why it would do this but have found none. [URL]...
I'm using RSSFeed & getJSON to pull a feed from yahoo pipes, it works just fine in Chrome, but not in IE, and only on first load for FireFox. That being said I'm assuming I have some screwy code somewhere since those browsers tend to be a little pickier about code.
I've tweaked and checked and have been unable to find the issue. Though strangely enough another instance of getJSON on the page works just fine...
The page is located at [URL]
Though it isn't necessary to be a user to view the above issue, in case you need an account for trying to diagnose the problem I've created a public account:
Username: test Password: test11
If you log in and click "My Images", you'll notice the "Select Images" button does not work in IE either, I don't know if these issues are related, but just in case they are, there you go.
I'm using a script for getting yahoo weather forecast on my site. The script includes and html file and a js file that do the job. translating description words that comes from rss feed like "Clear", "Humidity", "Storm", etc... I now that in php exist something like preg_replace function, but i have no clue how to do it in js. This is the js file:
I have a web page that I created that should basically do the following: Parse an xml feed with javascript and display the contents to the page.
The problem is as follows: I can parse the feed and display it using javascript but it only works for internet explorer. For some reason when I try doing it in firefox, it doesnt do anything and nothing displays.
I think it might have to do with the fact that it is loaded from url. Any comments?
I have a twitter feed on my site and although am generally happy with it, the time-stamp for each tweet is several hours ahead of my time zone. I've looked through the js files to see if there is anything that allows me to set the timezone but cannot find anything. Anyone know how to reset the time to pacific standard time?
I would like to know if anyone has some javascript code that reads an external, arbitrary, XML feed, and can display the 2 or 3 latest submissions based on the XML src.
Is such a task even possible with just client-side javascript?
$(this).html(); I want to dig out all the images in an rss feed and display them using an image plugin. so I have something like this. $('div#rss_feed p a img').each(function (){ #('#imageviewer').append(this); });
Now that worked but I need each image to be in an li element $('div#rss_feed p a img').each(function (){ var h = '<li class="image"><a href="">'+$(this).html()+'</a></li>'; #('#imageviewer').append(h); });
I know I cant use $(this) like the above but I want to do something of the same effect. Is there a way to get the html code of whatever this is pointing to?
I pulled together a custom RSS twitter feed that uses javascript; however, when I tell the code to "callback" 3 posts, they all run together without line breaks. What is the best way to have breaks between the posts?
This page shows the html code (in the right sidebar): [URL]