Seems im moving on from the css forums to java (im scared). I am a keen learner but an absolute beginner to java. What i need to be able to do is. When a student clicks on a link in the main menu e.g number I need a something that can load the following two divs.
#contentwindow #three I already have jquery running on the page and all css is embeded for now if that is helpful. [URl]..
Want to swap multiple divs using onclick. Understanding of js is cursory. The way its set up now is when you click it hides a pre-specified div-this causes issues because you dont know which div the user is going to be on and if the user is on a different div then one specified it hides random divs. I want to hide the 'active' div. Heres the code. In head:
Code: <script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript"><!-- function HideDIV(d) { document.getElementById(d).style.display = "none"; } function DisplayDIV(d) { document.getElementById(d).style.display = "block"; } //--></script>
function descw() { document.getElementById("desc").style.display="block"; } function descc()
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This works, but I have a whole class of divs named select that need their own individual description divs. Id method is okay for one div apparently, but if I click on others it loads the first description div. What do I use instead? I tried getElementsByName and Atrribute and got an error.
I am wondering how to select a div on a page that is loaded using the .load() function.I have tried using a function in the callback of the page to select elements but this didn't work.It appears the pages are called after a the document has loaded (which makes sense) thus anything I place on the page that is loading the various data into the the content div can't selected the newly loaded content.I could include the new script on the pages I am loading but this would result in the undesirable editing every page I have made.
I'm trying to use the function once which is .load() and fetch my content from there,then after that I'd like to seperate the class's or div's I'll be using such as <div d="test1">This content will show in the external website</div>But I'm having trouble doing that, I've used multiple lines just to load the same page and take small bits of content out and it doesn't work well together as some load's results will be different compared to the others.Heres my code:
I am currently using load() to display content upon clicking a line. I would like to add another load function to the same anchor's click event. I tried applying the click function to the sam a.class but it did not work.I have the load a.class within an accordion. here is my current jQuerry functions on the page
I have a script that I got from the net which allows me to change the content of a div by clicking an anchor link (I need the script because I have NO idea of javascript/ajax). I applied it to my test page so that when I click the blue horizontal menu (number and algebra link) the idea was that the left main menu would load from a div on another page (algerba.htm). However in the translation it does not work [URL].
I have a site which loads a couple of Jquery animations on a page load. What I cant figure out is how to play a .fadeOut animation on the content when a link is clicked and before the new page is loaded.
I'd like to place an AJAX call to load another SELECT menu in my form, and I'm having trouble finding a tutorial. For your Copying/Pasting pleasure :rolleyes:, here's an example button for which I'd include the onclick(): <button type="button" >Add</button>
And here's an example SELECT menu: <select id="idNumber" name="weekday_1['workPeriod_new'][] > <option value="1" >one</option> <option value="2" >2</option> </select>
I have been trying to do some tooltips for a website and desperately wanted to learn something new and do that with jQuery.However, every time a mouse hovers over a tooltip, all hidden divs are shown, not just the one that supposed to. Here's my html:
How do I keep the red divs from building up (one under another) with each onclick event? I tested variations of removeChild(div) without success. Is removeChild(div) part of the answer and I'm just using it wrong or is there a better approach?
HTML Code: <html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function showHint(str) { if (str.length==0) { document.getElementById("txtHint").innerHTML=""; [Code]...
Basically there are 2 elements on the target page that I would like to load into the calling page, but I would like to do it without making 2 calls to the page if possible.
i have looked around all over the place for some code that will do this, but everything seems to fall short. i'm relatively new to js, but this seems like it would be one of the more simple things to do.
basically, i'm after an effect similiar to the "sign in" box at the top of twitter's pages - not the pop-up form, just the swapping images and background colors, etc. i have a couple of simple scripts that work, but only with simple text and not blocks of code - i.e. a div with a class containing some text and a small image.
all of the examples i have found involve swapping the div from a source somewhere else on the page, such as a menu or something similar, which is obviously not the same thing.
Suppose i have div which has a class called "suf-text", and there could be other class names like "suf-gang", "suf-hub" .. so on.. i want to trigger an onclick even on these divs. i actually don't know how to do it.. would following do?
I'm using a bog standard script which reveals content when something is clicked. This script works fine everywhere else (or it did before I tweeked it a bit to get it to work on this one page; an easy thing to do), however, on this one page, it shows the content, but messes up the layout.
Ok, basically I am using the script bellow to produce a javascript slideshow similar to this: http://www.valvesoftware.com/ but instead of the red boxes I want an image representing each slide.My problem is, I can't figure out how to call in a different image for each of these tabs (Paginates).
I have a form with 3 questions and 9 hidden option divs. Questions are answered in radio form and it will be mandatory to answer each question. Depending on which radio in each question is selected, several of the hidden divs will display, once the "Get options" button is selected. Now the code I have already works fine (only tested in IE8), however I'm almost 100% positive that the Options() function can be truncated considerably. In the final form, there will be 36 individual permutations of radios and as you can see with the little example below, the function will get quite large.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html> <head>
I have a fixed size area.called a container tag.And based on selection of no of divs the area should divide into those many no of equal divs.And is there any other techinic to divide area by multiple divs or parts.
In short, I have a lot of divs with the same id and would like to change the background color without having to name them all differently. Is there anyway to do it?
When I use the load function on my first page (index.html): $('#content').load('page1.html #content'); I got two divs on my page with the same id (id="content"). ... <div id="content"> <div id="content">Content from page1.html</div> </div> ... How do I resolve this issue without a another div?
I have 2 divs which I would like to show alternatively on page load or refresh - so on 6 refreshes you would get:div1div2div1div2div1div2I have some random divs working at the moment, but just wondered if it is possible to do in order?