It appears that using the insertCell method to append a cell to a table row in the tbody creates a data cell by default. I need to create a header cell (in the tbody, not in the thead). Is this possible? The desired result would be something like this:
<table>
<tbody>
<tr>
<th>#text</th> <-- I am unable to create this element.
<td>#text</td>
<td>#text</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
I have a function where it add rows into a table. For the example below it adds a row under the Question column, (I have not included whole function as there is a lot of code so instead I have just posted the relevant code.This is inside a function
var row = document.createElement("tr"); var cell input,
I have a problem with FireFox. I have written a function to Add rows without submiting the form. This function works fine in IE, but not in FireFox. The function is :
function createRows(deviceId,deviceType,modelName,ipAddress,macAddress,imageURL) { oTable=document.getElementById("tab:tabForm: oTable");
var oRow1=oTable.insertRow(oTable.rows.length); var aRows=oTable.rows; var aCells=oRow1.cells; var oCell1_1=aRows(oRow1.rowIndex).insertCell(aCells.length); var oCell1_2=aRows(oRow1.rowIndex).insertCell(aCells.length); var oCell1_3=aRows(oRow1.rowIndex).insertCell(aCells.length); var oCell1_4=aRows(oRow1.rowIndex).insertCell(aCells.length); var oCell1_5=aRows(oRow1.rowIndex).insertCell(aCells.length); var oCell1_6=aRows(oRow1.rowIndex).insertCell(aCells.length);
And a function to add a row and cells in the row that looks like:
The problem is the insertCell won't insert that first cell with an x in it (which will allow users to click on the x button to delete the row) in the first cell in Google Chrome. Firefox inserts a row with the first cell containing the x button but no other cells with the text boxes.
I've tried setting the index on the cell insert to 0, 1, 8, nothing and Chrome either inserts a row with nothing in it (no text boxes, no x button, nothing other than a slight addition of space below the title row) or it adds the row correctly except the x button always winds up in the last cell. IE adds it correctly with no index value or 0. Firefox needs the 0 index (no index creates a blank row with nothing in it. It looks like there's a tiny blank row of nothing being inserted because you see the table get a tiny bit larger vertically but there is no x button, text boxes.
What am I doing wrong? How do I make this work in all 3 browsers? Well actually all browsers ideally but....
Further, if I supply the 0 index to get a row, clicking on the x button to delete it works correctly in IE and Chrome but does nothing in Firefox.
That code looks like:
So what is wrong with both the addRow and removeRow functions that is causing Chrome and Firefox to behave incorrectly?
then pass it directly to window.open? In particular, I can pass the modnodeform.php?=5 to window.open but, I need to set the "class" attribute to then pass the window.open function.
I am trying to create select element using dom and also populate with data comes from database. The element create successfully but not populating with data. The Java code is:
Code:
function addItem() { var actnum=document.getElementById("theValue");
I'm trying to understand how to work the dom, and all I'm trying to do is insert a link right before another link in the html based on it's href value. This isn't a real world example - I'm just trying to do this in phases to understand what's going on. I'm getting an error (Object doesn't support this property or method) in IE and I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. Code:
I am new to query. So far I have found this a huge improvement on coding all this stuff myself. I want to create a button which will add a new div element to the html page. I can do this in php however I want to know if there is a simple way of doing it in query and where I would look to find the documentation and examples of this function.
i'm sorry if this question has already been asked, but I searched for the term 'create element' on the jQuery Google Groups and didn't find the answer. I basically want to create html dynamically and be able to add it to my webpage. Suppose I have the following html:
I made the game on the left side of the page two months ago in C++, and a month ago translated it to TI-BASIC on the TI-83, and then yesterday moved it to javascript. I've goota say, Javascript is the way to go! My headaches of TI-BASIC were instantly relieved when I went back to Javascript.
Now for my problem. There isn't really a problem in the sense that the game is fully functional, it's more of just something that bugs me. I created the game in hopes of making it as unobtrusive as possible to the page. The entire game uses 3 css classes and one JS Object named bloc. I want the game to generate its own div to live within, which it currenyl does, but I want the div to be name-less and ID-less, so other scripts in any page will not interfere. Code:
At the moment i am using javascript to show and hide elements to show notifications, but this doesnt work well because i can not show more than one notification, so i would like to be able to dynamically create and destroy elements like:
create element set class set innerHTML display wait for user input and destroy
If I create an image element using the DOM methods and assign it an onload event handler, at what point is the image actually loaded and the event handler run?
So, given the following and assuming that "parent" references a node already in the document:
var elm = document.createElement("img"); elm.src = "myuglyface.jpg" // #1
addEvent(elm, "load", myHandler, false); // the standard cross-browser event adding mechanism
parent.appendChild(elm); // #2 Does the loading of the image begin at #1 or #2, ie when I first reference it or when it is added to the document? Can I even add an event handler at the point I do so?
In JavaScript (preferably jQuery) how could I create a new element and set its values, but I want it in a specific place In the document. My divs are structured like this :
[Code]...
I know how to do this and insert it before the end body tag, but not like this. I also say in jQuery, as most of my site is written in jQuery (only the js parts)
I'm trying to allow a user to add several data items. I'm using append to add a new row where they can enter data. However, the element count only seems to get to one (the newest added) and does not create an array of elements like i was hoping.
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In the above, i can successfully add new rows. But the item "the-data" will always alert that it has a length of 1, no matter how many rows are added. how I can add several of an element with the same name and have it recognized in the DOM?
I am trying to create a series of links that will show an element and then open up up the a different element for each. I have it so that I can create on, how I can get it to do 2 times.
I have a close buttons wich removes the element from dom: $("#element").fadeOut('fast').empty().remove();
The second time I execute the onclick event, the first code takes approx 1 second, so much slower. The php code execution time is the same as previously.
I am attempting to create an element (to be added later to the document DOM) using createElement.My test case is just:document.createElement("<p>Hello World</p>");My error console shows the following error:
I'm trying to create a Youtube video inserter script for my site. Long story short, I need to be able to prototype an HTML element and add a string into the element's innerHTML, like this:
I'm using three elements and jQuery to create a scrollable information element with a sliding animation (similar to this. I'm running into issues when resetting those three elements to prepare for the next prev/next animation, however. The issue is in my logic - jQuery's selectors will reverse themselves using the code I have.
Javascript Code: Original - javascript Code $('#name.current').removeClass('current').addClass('prev'); $('#name.next').removeClass('next').addClass('current'); $('#name.prev').removeClass('prev').addClass('next'); $('#name.current').removeClass('current').addClass('prev');$('#name.next').removeClass('next').addClass('current');$('#name.prev').removeClass('prev').addClass('next');
As you can see, the last step will always reverse the first step These elements do need to be reset in one way or another so that the information can be loaded appropriately (from an XML file). and then animated again.
i have a menu generated by a list with nested lists. i want the parent link to stay highlighted when the mouse hovers over the sub menus. because those sub menus are also generated by jquery (qtip), CSS alone won't do it (triedul.topnav li:hover a {background-color: #F00;}).is there a way to do this using jquery?
