On Form submission, I am trying to pass a variable (var radioValue, which is the RadioButton selection) as Opt Label in the _gaq.push event tracker (google analytics)as follows
However radioValue value is not getting passed Code snippets are attached below. Not sure whether the problem is in the JS function or whether i am calling the var incorrectly in the _gaq.push script. The radioValue is captured in the overall form validation function as below.
There are many websites which allow you to create your own running route on google maps. Does anyone know how this is done? i cant find any information anywhere, tutorials and open source code.
i am hoping to implement something like this into my website, weather its having to build it or simply embed it similar to embedding a map from google.
here is a simple example of what i am aiming to embeded.
I want to do the following to track and view simple stats: 1. Collect stats on page load include a .js snippet in a random page that sends some params to a certain URL (I guess GET is more suitable than POST because of the reload-warning). How would you do that? I think there might be problems with cross domain calls? I don't need to return a result or anything.
2. Get image URL on page load. A simple snippet/call on page load that fetches the stats-image url from an endpoint (same as above) and inserts the image url into an image tag to display the image (google graph api is used). Here I'm also not sure about the call because of cross domain problems. How is this usually done?
I am using google maps and would like to pass the latlng value back to the server as follows oogle.maps.event.addListener(map, 'click', function(event) { alert(event.latLng); post_to_url('updll.php', {'latlng': event.latLng}); location.reload(); placeMarker(event.latLng); }); The event.latLng gives me the coordinates and the location.reload() reloads the page, but I need to pass the coordinates in to the server so they can be acted upon by the server before the page reloads.
There are basically 4 fields in a form, being Name,Company,Email and Phone. I'm trying to use the ONBLUR event, on the email field, to then pass parameters to a JS function, which calls a PHP file, to insert a row into a MySQL db. I saw an example of how to do this, using a hidden field, possibly I need 3 hidden fields to pass the 3 parameters (value of fields) ?. Anyway, here is the code:
I'm trying to create links that onclick sort a table by title, author, etc. How would I pass an argument to an event handler? Right now, it just executes the sort function. It doesn't wait for me to click the link.
I got a pretty large function, one that could essentially be condensed (if you feel so inclined). I would like to know how I can get my if statements inside the toggle functions working properly. I have 4 functions and 2 of them are click functions for closing (display:none). I would like to pass a listener to the toggle funciton to listen for the $close.click(). The if statement in the toggle functions is not doing anything.
<script type="text/javascript" > $(document).ready(function(){ var $contactLink = $("#contactLink"); var $contactBox = $("#contact-container"); var $qrLink = $("#qrLink"); var $qrBox = $("#qr-container"); var $qrBack = $("#qrBack"); var $contactBack = $("#contactBack"); $contactBox.css("display","none"); $qrBox.css("display","none"); $contactLink.toggle( function(){ if($contactBox.css("display","none")){ $contactBox.css("display","inherit"); alert('here'); .....
Am I able to pass a function literal (at least I think that's what it's called) to a jquery event handler, and retrieved the event details in the function?
I'm working with nested functions and trying to pass a 'this' value to an anonymous being used in an assignment for an event listener.So, this should plop a button inside our DIV and when clicked I'd like it to run the alert-ding; unfortunately it seems to want to run the function as defined under the buttons object which doesn't work out too well.
I need to pass the 'id' variable from the event listener to the callback function, 'moveObject'. The moveObject function needs to know the id of which element it should act upon. How can I pass this variable?
I have added an event listener to a LI item in the DOM:
liNode.addEventListener("mouseover", mouseOn, true); The mouseOn function: function mouseOn(e) { // Test for IE or Firefox var e = (!e)?window.event:e; var yPos;
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I would like to pass in another parameter to the mouseOn function in addition to the event that is passed in automatically. Is there a way to do this?
So, I read about the new method of passing an object map containing element properties when creating a new jQuery object (as discussed at the bottom of this article). The article says that it supports ALL events, but only gives examples of simple events that require no parameters. I'm trying to implement a live event using the following and can't get it to work:
var link = $('<a />', { text: config.appendTextMore, href: "#",
What I need is simple. Here I created 3 links and after that I want to add dinamically an onclick event to alert the number of the link. The problem is I can't find the way to pass the variable.Obviouslly this is not the actual function, but I need to solve this problem to apply the solution into a more complex script.
I'm really just playing around, trying to be as unobtrusive as possible, meaning that I didn't want to just do the standard on mouseover/onmouseout event actions inline in my html. My attempt was relatively close, I just need a way to be able to capture the event action without passing it into a function?
Code: <script> var getTabs = function(){ var allTabs = document.getElementsByTagName("div"); for (var i=0;i<allTabs.length;i++){ if (allTabs[i].className == "tabs"){ if (allTabs[i].id == this.id){ if (this.onmouseover != null){ //alert("MouseOVer"); document.getElementById(this.id).style.backgroundColor = "#465D77"; } else if (this.onmouseout != null) { //alert("MouseOOut"); document.getElementById(this.id).style.backgroundColor = "#1a3757"; }}}}} onload = function(){ document.getElementById("tabHR").onmouseover = getTabs; document.getElementById("tabHR").onmouseout = getTabs; } </script>
HTML Code: <!-- Begin Tabs Container --> <div id="tabsContainer"> <div id="tabGlobal" class="tabsActive"> Home </div> <div id="tabHR" class="tabs"> HR Edit </div> <div id="tabReports" class="tabs"> Reporting </div> <div id="tabData" class="tabs"> Data </div> </div> <!-- End Tabs Container -->
edited: the first alert has this in the brackets: &l t; i.e. the html code for < but for some reason this foum converts it. and i thought html was off?
I was expecting the above to alert the text in the brackets exactly as written in the code for both divs. However both events alert '<'. Why is that? I want to be able to pass '<' as an agrument to events without being converted, because that is what is happening. How may I prevent it?
I would like to make a script wich makes a select visible or not visible depending on what radio button is selected.
If the radiobutton with the value "nieuw" is selected the pulldown is not visible and when i select the radiobutton with the value "verwijderen" the pulldown should become visible.
The code i have makes the pull down visible but does not make it invisible after i select another radiobutton. Code:
The first-time display shows the "selected" option (value=0)("Bears"). Later, when the user makes a different choice, say "Purrs", and I have reason to reset the user's choice to another one, say 2, how do I do it? To change its value to, say 2, I would do as follows:
1. If i select the first option i have validate first txt box (should hav 11 char). 2. If i select the secondoption i have validate second txt box (not empty).
