I was wondering if there's a way to get rid of the button, and make it so when the user opens the webpage, it automatically opens the multiple webpages.If that's not possible, I was also wondering if there's a way to make the button "click" on a mouseover, so when they move their mouse across the button, it opens the pages.
View 3 RepliesI want one link to open two pages inside two imageframes (just to make it easier).
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a main page (gallery.asp, Ex.1) that loads, via jQuery ajax, another page (picture.asp, Ex.2)
It's all fine when I first open the "gallery.asp" page: the "picture.asp" page loads into the "test" div with the first record I want ('cause of the snippet marked as "// load first picture onLoad")
In my idea, clicking on the "#next" and "#prev" link (that, please notice, are in the "picture.asp" page - so they are ajax-loaded) should load "/picture.asp?iData=<%= nextRecord %>" and "/picture.asp?iData=<%= prevRecord %>" into "test" div respectively
But of course, nothing happens (no "next" or "prev" page is loaded, and I get no errors)
Ex.1
<div id="test"></div>
...
$(document).ready(function(){
// load first picture onLoad
[Code].....
Basically I have created 3 pages - index.html, page1.html + page2.html
I have 2 links in index.html that link off to page1.html + page2.html
My question is, can I use javascript in such a way that if I click link 1 then page1.html opens in a new window but if I then click link 2 then page2.html appears in the window that currently has page1.html?
This script fades a web pages background when you mouseover a graphic.The problem I'm having is it goes from white to black and I need it to go from black to white. I was able to reverse it like I wanted but the page still initially starts off white instead of black. Setting the pages background to black doesn't fix the problem either.
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<script language="JavaScript">[code]..........
I have a JavaScript that allows you to open 5 additional windows when you click on the button. It works properly when using Mozilla, but when you use IE7, only 1 window pops up not 5.
Code:
I am currently designing a website for our public library. I have added a card catalog search bar on the side of every page. Our catalog software company has supplied the code. After embedding it, I previewed each page to make sure it was working properly. At the time, it worked fine. Since then, I have added other elements to the homepage such as a Twitter feed and a Flickr slideshow. Now, when I attempt to search in the catalog search bar on the homepage, it opens two tabs, but only in Firefox.
Our IT person from the software company suggested I make a copy of the page and strip the code down to see what the problem is. After doing this, I have made no headway. Even with the catalog as the only code left on the page, other than text, it still opens two tabs.
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I have created a form with 4 textboxes and one listbox. What I want to do is for every record which i select from the list to populate the boxes with information from a MySql database. I have managed to do this for one textbox, but i have a problem when doing the same for more then one textbox (DIV). Below is the code I am using to identify the div and write the info in the right place, for only one text box.
THE FORM
THE AJAX FUNCTION
What should i do to transfer the DIV NetMask along?
I have five divs that I want to work kind of like an accordion, but you can open multiple sections. Right now, when user clicks any link, it opens all five sections. And when you click to close, it closes all five. I want to be able to open one section, then go to the next and so on.
Here's what I have now:
Html looks like this:
I'm trying to allow the user to change the stylesheet of my website. I can change the stylesheet on a page by page basis (eg. from red style to blue style) but once the user navigates to a different page the stylesheet resets back to the original setting.
For example, when the user visits the site first its set to the red style, they can change it to blue but when they navigate to another page the style goes back to red again where as I want the style to stick across pages. Does anybody know how I can sort this out?
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I am looking for code samples or websites that show me how to build a table that can split into multiple pages if there are more than certain rows. I am using AJAX to load the data into the table. But if the websites or code samples do not do AJAX, it's fine too because I maybe able to modify it to work with AJAX.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have a site which lists the basic information of CDs and allows the user to click a link to see detailed information regarding each CD. I've been doing that for a long time by just putting the detailed information in a DIV and using a script to toggle the visibility of that DIV. Unfortunately, I've reached the point where that bloats the page too much for it to load efficiently.
My idea is to use an AJAX call and simply load the detailed information from an external file whenever the user clicks the link. This is basically the code I've tried to use for that, but using it would require me to individually assign an ID to every DIV, which is unreasonable.
I've kicked around various ideas--making a similarly-functioning code that applies to classes instead, using a script to apply an ID to an element when it is clicked and then calling the external page into that, etc.--but none of them have worked out.
there are a lot of different scripts out there to sort a table with multiple
columns. However, I want to do something specific.
I have a table that is "spread" accross multiple pages. Usually, when a user
wants to change the page, what you do is compute indexes in the server and
return the modified list. But that's not what I want to do, I want to be
able to navigate through the pages AND be able to sort the columns within
the client screen.
Does anyone know of a good example of something like that ? I know it can be
done, I would have to write the entire data in the client side, and then
manipulate it with indexes and sorts. I am very much able to write such
data, but should "delete" and "add" new table Elements (in a way that is
browser compatible) or show/hide <TRelements, maybe overwrite these table
rows?
I was wondering if this is somehow trivial so you can suggest a coding
strategy or if anyone knows a good page that displays this possibility.
So today I have discovered some malicious JavaScript code inserted into a bunch of my pages on a webserver. Access to these pages through FTP is granted to 3 people, myself, my boss, and a contract programmer. Unfortunately, the FTP server wasn't set to log, so I can't tell for sure if it was the programmer, but my assumption and suspicion is that it was him.
This code was inserted at the bottom of multiple pages. I can't make heads or tails of it, but it cannot be good, whatever it is. When I view the page that it was on, I noticed the web browser connecting to [url]. Browsing to this page takes you to some foreign hosting site. Googling superseasilver.ru only provides a page that has this address listed in a blacklist.
Code below:
I have a web application which has two DIV, one is main and one is child. I am having problem in printing multiple pages. There is a lot of data in the child DIV and I am using JavaScript functions to control the print functionality. When i print using window.print(), only the data on the main page currently being showed is printed. I further researched and checked out the Style.Overflow property. Now I am using divMain.style.overflow = "visible". After this the complete print comes. But in Firefox, the scroll bar disappears and only single page is left with no scroll bar.
Now if after print I give
divMain.style.overflow = "Auto" OR
divMain.style.overflow = "Scroll", still the scroll bar doesn't come and if
It comes then its inactive. I am unable to see the complete data on the page after the print is taken. The problem is not coming in I.E and the full data with scroll bar is recovered in I.E. How to get the normal page with full data and scroll bar after printing in Firefox.
JavaScript is not my strong point though and I have found that the previous web editor has a lot of repeat functions on the pages.
My idea is to create an external .js file and just call the function...it is for a rotating banner ad. The problem is the the function is called in the <Body> tag..this means that I have to change 100's of pages by adding the call function to the tag on every page.
Is there a way I can call the function as well as adding the function to the onLoad event.
I have tried adding "window.onload = rotateBanner;" to the beginning of my javaScript but it does not seem to work...what am I doing wrong
There are multiple intranet pages with a list of names on them that are updated regularly.At the moment, there is no easy way to check if a name is on the pages without going in to each one at a time and searching them individually.
Is there a javascript script I could use to search all of the pages at the same time, and if a match is found, open the relevant page and highlight the result?
why the iFrame resize code would stop working when I copy the code over to another page? It works fine here: [URL]... But when I copy the code over to another page (www.rjt-online.com/video.php) in it's entirity, and just change the urls, it stops working?
View 4 Replies View RelatedThe problem with using HTML as a report writer is primarily the
unreliable page breaking.
However it is a rather handy way of writing reports with images
embedded.
I could generate say 10 HTML pages of a maximum length to fit a page -
page1.htm, page2.htm, page3.htm ...etc.
Can I print all 10 pages, one after another automatically using perhaps
Javascript or some other method. Naturally dont want to ask the user
to do this.
Browser compatability would need to be I.E. 6 and Safari (not sure of
the version).
It doesn't appear to be possible to validate multiple forms on a pages that only has a single <form> tag, using the JQuery Validation Plugin offered by Jörn Zaefferer. The reason I need to do this is because my pages are created with ASP.NET whose architecture generally calls for a single page-wide <form> tag. In my designs, I'd like to submit my data using a custom ajax call to a web-method, and link it to a click event on a button.
Below is an example:
<!
DOCTYPE
html
PUBLIC
"-//W3C//DTDXHTML1.0Transitional//EN" "[URL]" >
<
html
xmlns
=
"[URL]"
> .....
I'm not sure that I fully understand the documentation for the Validation plugin, but it doesn't seem like this is possible, as the plugin seems to need a <form> for each form.
I have a minor problem with opening multiple pages with onclick. The code work perfectly (I run it with some PHP features). So far so good.Left mouse button will open 4 new tabs, and the view will jump to [URL]Middle mouse button will only open [URL]What I want: Open all 4 pages in new tabs in the background and stay at the current page.
<a href='http://www.domain1.com' onclick="window.open('http://www.domain2.com');
window.open('http://www.domain3.com'); window.open('http://www.domain4.com')" target='new'>Open 4</a>
I have a page generated by php specifically for use in jQuery. It has 3 divs with 3 different IDs.
I've been using .load() to get the contents of each div and put it within the page, but I've realized that if I use it multiple times within the page (ex: load the same page, get different div each time) it actually reloads the page every time it's used.
I'm not very experienced with jQuery, so I don't know how to get the html of the page just once and then manipulate it so I can get the contents of each div. I assume with .ajax right? But can someone point me in the direction of how exactly I'd do that--the jQuery docs don't help me out too much with this.
I've been searching for a while now to try to find a certain version of a mouseover script.
What I have is an image with multiple hotlinks and a seperate offimage. What I am trying to get it to do is whenever any one of the hotlinks are "mousedover" (6 seperate ones), a new onimage replaces the offimage.
Each hotlink has its own onimage that will replace the offimage until the mouse is moved off the hotlink; the onimage then reverts back to the offimage.
I haven't been able to find any examples of it, but I have seen similar things in the past.
I've got the following almost working properly:
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It will be included on the pages in the list and I'd like the list to remember the last selected (showing the user what page in the list they're on). I can't figure out how (other than manually doing it on every page).
The other thing is that the + and - buttons change the item selected for ALL select lists on a page, it's pretty cool but not what I'd like it to do. You can see it working on [URL]..
I have made a site with 5 pages, each page contains a form. Each form is a checklist with a dropdown to choose an answer for each individual item.
Here is a same of the form code:
I am trying to write a script that will be called with onclick event from the "Next" button. This script will collect all the "notOK" option value/names and send them to a document, concatenating the info from the next forms until a single report is created with a list of all the "notOK" values. One the user gets to the end of the last form, there will be a submit button which sends the entire report to a specific email address.
Here is the script I have so far, which pulls the "notOK" values for each page:
This piece of code works great for an individual page, but I need to expand it to send the data to a report instead of window.alert, and I need to add some way of concatenating the data from each form to a single page, doc, etc.
I would like to know how I can have multiple functions on the same page. The idea as you will see is to have a pic on top of text and on mouseenter the pic is faded to show the text. I would like to have 4 pics with the same effect on the same page. Here is my code, it works great for one picture but not when I add the other 3:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(function() {$('#one img').mouseenter(function() { $(this).fadeOut(200);
});
$('#one').mouseleave(function() { $('#one img').fadeIn(200); })
;});
$(function() {$('#two img').mouseenter(function() { $(this).fadeOut(200);
});
$('#two').mouseleave(function() { $('#two img').fadeIn(200); });
});
$(function() {$('#three img').mouseenter(function() { $(this).fadeOut(200); });
$('#three').mouseleave(function() { $('#three img').fadeIn(200); })
;});
$(function() {$('#four img').mouseenter(function() { $(this).fadeOut(200);
});
$('#four').mouseleave(function() { $('#four img').fadeIn(200); });
});
</script>
<div id="one">fgjk jdjgkld fj dsfk klsd klgdjsk gljsdlk gkljsdkl fkjksd klg ksdkj gsdlk klsdjgjklsdjgkl dklf<img src="img/eye.png"></div>
<div id="two">fgjk jdjgkld fj dsfk klsd klgdjsk gljsdlk gkljsdkl fkjksd klg ksdkj gsdlk klsdjgjklsdjgkl dklf<img src="img/water.png"></div>
<div id="three">fgjk jdjgkld fj dsfk klsd klgdjsk gljsdlk gkljsdkl fkjksd klg ksdkj gsdlk klsdjgjklsdjgkl dklf<img src="img/eye.png"></div>
<div id="four">fgjk jdjgkld fj dsfk klsd klgdjsk gljsdlk gkljsdkl fkjksd klg ksdkj gsdlk klsdjgjklsdjgkl dklf<img src="img/water.png"></div>