I am putting the following source anchor code but cannot get the expected results in Internet Explorer.
<a href="#selected"><button type="button" id="button" value="button">Content</button></a>
Destination anchor code:
<span style="position:absolute;"><a name="selected" id="selected"></a></span>
Named anchors and browser back button? Go here and click through the nav items at the top. Now click the browser back button! See how you have to now go back through all those named anchors? Is there some way using JavaScript (I imagine) to bypass all those?
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So if someone went to example.com#websites
<div id="website">
window.onload = function() {
// open a welcome message as soon as the window loads
Shadowbox.open({
[Code]....
I should also mention I don't want the script to run at all if there is no anchor tag in the url.
I implemented some code to perform highlighting and specific anchors are used for the searched words. The problem is when the searched words are inside <a href> tags, the links are lost after putting my anchors.For example:
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm sure the answer to this question has to do with iterating over each element in the wrapped set, but I still don't understand why. I have a number of anchors in my page that have a class named Get.I want to append a querystring name value pair to the end of each href.
$(
'.Get').attr('href').append('&id=' + id); does not work. Can someone tell me why and what is the correct solution.
I've tried this code to get all anchors that have a title attribute but it does not work
The strange thing is also that if I take away the a selector in front of :has all elements in the whole document get selected.
I am trying to select all anchors that point to external links and do not contain images (so that I can append an image indicating such). The first in this multistage process is to select anchors that have href values beginning with "http" but it appears that .attr() sets the value, as opposed to retrieving it.
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$('#slideshow').before('<ul id="slideshow-nav">').cycle({
fx: 'fade',
speed: 'slow',
[code]....
Using cycle "pager" to call anchors with buttons within ONE page. but, i'm also trying to call these same anchors to show up when referenced on that same page, but from a link on a different page.
I can't seem to get the external page link to go-to the proper anchor on the destination page. I've tried the simple:
<a href="http://website/womens-apparel#">Womens Apparel</a> (traditionally, this would go right to the destination anchor on the targeted page)
I've also tried to set an ID to each anchor in the the destination div, but it won't reference it.
I have javascript in an iframe that controls showing/hiding of divs. This works great, but after the javascript is executed it changes the behavior of anchor tags of the main window of the website (namely - links in the main window all open in new windows and not in the specified target iframe). I've searched and searched and looked up all sorts of things, rendering me a confused and frustrated fellow.
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I have problem with aniamate function. It doesn't works with colors and anchors.
$(this).animate({ backgroundColor: "black" }, 1000);
with sizes like 'width', everything is ok.
I use a subroutine to popup windows in my sebsite. It looks like this :
function poplink(filename)
{
filestring = filename + "htm"
LinkWindow = window.open(filestring,'LinkWindow','');
}
Filename is just the extensionless web page name e.g. "Addresses"
Problem is of course every window popped up will replace the previously
popped up window and in the case of a popped up window popping up a window
the new window will just replace the calling window.
(Please, no lectures on popping up windows, I need to in my particular case
and here I'm just stripping it down to the bare problem for claritie and
simplicities s sake)
I'd be happy if I could create a new window handle each time so that all my
popup windows will be unique. If it could be the filename that would be fine
e.g. instead of the window handle variable being "LinkWindow" it would be
"Addresses". Is there some way of making the variable I assign the new
window to a variable? All I can come up with is somehow having LinkWindow an
array of window handles and just keep incrementing it e.g.
LinkWindow[100]; // 100 is more than enough windows for a typical session
LinkWindowCount = 0;
function poplink(filename)
{
filestring = filename + "htm"
LinkWindow[LinkWindowCount] = window.open(filestring,'LinkWindow','');
if (LinkWindowCount < 99)
LinkWindowCount++;
else
LinkWindowCount = 0;
}
What would be the correct syntax for creating LinkWindow as an array or is
there a better way of accomplishing the same thing?
I use named anchors to take users to specific parts of a long page. But I
want to add some processing and do some things with my nav bar when users go
to certain sections delineated by named anchors. I understand that the
anchors array creates an element for each anchor in the page when the page
is loaded, but how do I identify which anchor is currently being viewed?
Here's some pseudo code:
if (document.anchors.name == "section_B") {
then do this or that
}
But what do I test to determine the current anchor name?
What about using id's instead of names? Can the anchors array return
anchors created with id's as well as names? Would this be of any benefit?
When are named elements written with script accessible to script?
<html><head><script type="text/javascript">
function ready() {
alert( document.getElementsByName("div").length );
}
</script></head>
<body onload="ready()">
<script type="text/javascript">
document.open();
document.writeln( "<div name="div"></div>" );
document.close();
</script>
</body></html>
IOW, why are there 0 elements named div at the time the <body>
element's onload handler is invoked? When can I retrieve this named
div from the document hierarchy?
This exercise is necessary since code I have written using the DOM
(that works) has to run on God-forsaken browsers such as IE 5.1 for
Mac whose support for the DOM is spotty at best.
The problem goes like this:
For each element in the currently loaded markup page that has an 'id'
attribute, elements can be accessed like-
var elem = document.getElementById("foo"); - ("foo" is the 'id')
now i want to implement a shorthand method which can give me the
element just by this:
var elem = document.foo; -("foo" is the 'id');
For this , i will have to add properties to the global "document"
object for each element in the currently loaded page that has an
attribute. These properties should be added when a page is loaded , and
should be removed when a page is unloaded..
How can i dynamically add and remove property to an object.
How come none of these work :
document.getElementByID("repondant(1)").value;
document.forms.ajouterunelement.repondant(1).value;
how can i get the value of a field that is named repondant(1)?
As title says I need to create variable named with value of other variable! So is that possible?
What exactly I need is something like this:
for(var i=0; i<11; i++){
var Img[i] = ""
}
I have a little problem that doesn't seem to be working. I'm trying to access a variable using its string name which is passed when the function is called Code: ie:
function a(varName, other crap...) {
document.getElementById("sometag").innerHTML = ['varName'].somevalue;
}
// I would call this function like so...
a("temp1", othercrap...);
The variable temp1 is set in another script file. I don't specifically know which variable I will be passing to the function a(), all I have is its string representation. I can access the values of temp1 if I specifically call it but I can't seem to figure out how to call it dynamically.
The problem I'm facing is I have a form which isn't name (and no I can't name it either ). And I want to fill in the value of one of the text inputs.
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$(function () {
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if ($(this).val() == 2) {
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Based on this logic, I'd like to show/hide the ID tag based on the values of a drop down list and another textbox. They both work fine but the problem I'm having is that each can cancel out the other. For example, if the 'txtPercentOther' textbox value is 3 and the drop down item has a value of 2, the ID tag is shown which is fine. But if I were to change the drop down list value to something else, it'll hide the ID tag, even though the other text box still has a value of 3 which means the ID tag should remain shown. I'm wondering if I maybe need to name my function so I can call the other in each.
I've been using jQuery for some time now but this is the first time I've run into something odd. Currently I'm developing a Theme for Concrete5.4.0.5, which automatically includes jQuery 1.4.2 - meaning, I can't use any other version of jQuery, that said: here is my problem.
I've got the following HTML (heavily simplified):
<nav id="mainNav">
<ul>
<li>Home</li>
<li>Text
<ul>
<li>Subnav</li>
</ul></li>
<li>Text
<ul><li>Subnav</li>
</ul></li>
</ul></nav>
<section id="contentWrapper">
...
</section>
And the following JS-jQuery Code (original, not simplified):
function hoehenAngleichen(){
if($('#mainNav').height() > $('#contentWrapper').height()){
$('#contentWrapper').height($('#mainNav').height());
}}
$(window).load(hoehenAngleichen);
/* works fine until here */
$('#mainNav li').bind('onmouseover onmouseout', hoehenAngleichen); //will not trigger
I want the "hoehenAngleichen" function to be triggered whenever someone is hovering or leaving a li-Element. But this code seems not to bind the events with the named function properly.