I have an html file with 1000 exam questions in this format code...
table 1 is stacked on top of table 2, which is stacked on table 3.
each of the 1000 questions is formatted like this.
I want to reorder it to this for all 1000 questions code...
I want to create a horizontal stacked bar chart that it will support zoom in/out and mouse over events. I also want some times instead of colors to be able to use patterns. For the first part it seems that only dojo can produce those charts. In addition, i haven't seen any javascript library to support patterns in any kind of chart.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have created a web page using tabbed spry in dream weaver. I then have an accordion with thumbnail images that I then want to make div tags appear / dissappear on clicking. The problem occurs when I want to click on something that is below a div tag I've shown. can't click any of the links on div tags under the top ones as they block them.
Is there anyway of making the div tags totally disappear so taht the urls can be clicked
aletheacarey dot co dot uk /hereyougo/new%202.php Click collections > firefly then the top thumbnail then the second then hide second and try the top thumbnails close button to see what I mean.
As the subject suggests, I'm interested in having a "picture/information" page on my site. I want a simple list of 5 to 10 thumbnailed pictures when the page loads in which each one is stacked on the other. I would like each to expand with a bigger picture and text information about the picture via user interaction. I have two options - I don't care which one I use:
#1. Once loaded, I would like each thumbnailed picture, once clicked, to expand and show a bigger picture and text information about the picture. I wouldn't mind using this option but this option is more of a hassle and causes more clutter/less interaction.
#2. As I thought about this, I think a better option would be to expand to a bigger picture and text information using a mouse rollover instead of a click so that, once a user moves the mouse back off the bigger picture and information, it reduces back to the thumnail. This would allow for a better organized and better looking page. This effect, I would assume, is almost like text links changing color using mouse rollover.
* Which option would you suggest using?
* Is option #2 even possible?
* I would prefer using option #2.
* I've experimented with this code (however, it used option #1, not #2, and it requires clicking an entirely different button to do so): Code:
I am a novice with JavaScript, and I was wondering how I would reorder a list of data. I googled this and found some ways but none of them really applied to me.
I have a database with names of courses (its for a restaurant), they all have an ID which ranges from 1-8 (I only have 8 courses so far). I can add and delete courses from this table but I would like to be able to reorder theses courses, in other words change their ID, without having to go into the database and manually change itself.
how I would reorder a list of data. I googled this and found some ways but none of them really applied to me. I have a database with names of courses (its for a restaurant), they all have an ID which ranges from 1-8 (I only have 8 courses so far). I can add and delete courses from this table but I would like to be able to reorder theses courses, in other words change their ID, without having to go into the database and manually change itself.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have a list where I want to reorder the list on each user click. for example,
<ul>
<li name="li_one"><a href="one.html">one </a></li>
<li name="li_two"><a href="two.html">two</a></li>
<li name="li_three"><a href="three.html">three</a></li>
</ul>
If the user selects "two", then the list order should be sorted as follows
[Code]...
the selected item should always appear first in the list. Is it possible to do with javascript?.
I know that there are some really nice jQuery UI. However, I'm really new to jQuery and I need to save the order into a SQL Server database so that next time if the same user comes back to the site, the picture will be in the same order that he/she reordered it previously.
View 1 Replies View RelatedThis is a combination of jQuery and a PHP problem so I'm not 100% certain where to post it. I am working on method to reoder a list that comes from a database. When the lists is displayed, it will be ordered by a "sort" column. The user can drag/drop the list to change the order, and I want the order to update the sort values in the database.I found a script that provides a decent starting point, but I am not getting the results I want.
1: It is able to reorder the columns, and save the results which is good.
2: It is saving the results as "0,1,2,3" rather than reordering the numbers from the "sort" column. (< this is what I need fixed)
EG: Name > Sort
Apple3
Orange 5
Pear 13
Kiwi 105
If I reorder these in the reverse order using the script, I end up with the following in the database.
Apple 3
Orange 2
Pear 1
Kiwi 0
Yet what I want is,
Apple 105
Orange 13
Pear 5
Kiwi 3
how I can get it to work with the existing "sort" values, rather than serializing and starting at 0. Here are the script files I am currently working with for testing.
DATABASE
Code:
CREATE TABLE `menu` (
`id` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,[code]....
Is there a best way to reorder a jquery group/array, eg bring one item to the first position? Should you do it with a normal array.sort() or splice(), or is it possible with an internal function map()?
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs it possible to make table rows visible/unvisible by javascript. If the answer is yes, can someone give me a working example.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm working on a script that inserts things into tables. It's complicated and involves xmlhttp and lots of stuff, but I've narrowed the problem down to something simple. The following code does not work in IE. It doesn't generate an error, but simply displays nothing. Here is the code:
<body>
<table id="test">
</table>
[code]....
I am trying to hide a table based on its id on clicking a button.
function showTable() {
var reasonTable = document.getElementById("reasonTable");
if(reasonTable.style.display == "none")
{
reasonTable.style.display = "block";
reasonTable.style.visibility = "visible";
[Code]...
It is giveing null for document.getElementById("reasonTable"). Whats wrong in above code.
I have a table that holds a form. At the bottom of the table it has a link that says ... "Add another entry" When clicked it should add another table below that one for the user to fill out. This is designed for a Resume Builder where the user will be able to input multiple jobs. I have the script "kinda" working but the only problem is that I have to try and cram the entire table code into ONE line. If it expands multiple lines it doesn't work. I was wondering if anyone could help me out on that one... Code:
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have created a table 2cols x 10rows. I would like to put a javascript that when I entered a value (string or integer) in cell 1, the other cell will be populated by the same value. It sort of copy and paste.
View 3 Replies View RelatedHere`s my code.
<html>
<body>
<script type=text/javascript>
var n=0;
while(n<=10)
{
[Code]...
but they are in the center. I want to put them in a table. then put BG color in it.
I've created an XML-RPC server, and would like to somehow bind the XML
server responses to a table for users to view. Here's the catch, that data
changes frequently (every few seconds), so I'm using setInterval to
periodically get updated XML content from the server.
Currently, the setInterval function requests the entire dataset, then
rewrites the entire table. I'm concerned that it's a waste of bandwidth,
and disrupts the user scrolling through the data whenever it rewrites.
Ideally, I'll have the XML-RPC server generate only data changed since the
last request, then somehow update the table with the changes.
I have my own library for web-design building - active forms, lists. I
am going to build tabbing component. The complexity in this process
is that all web forms uniformed and are built as TABLEs, where
each field is TR. Tabs have to show/hide some of table rows.
I don't know how TR's properties must be changed in order to hide them
all.
I tried make HTML code like
<TR>...</TR>
....
<DIV id=tab1>
<TR>...</TR>
....
</DIV>
<TR>...</TR>
....
And tried to change visibility of a DIV, but this doesn't work.
How can I change visibility of set of TRs?
Here's the situation: I have a simple php file which retrieves data from a
mysql database and displays it in a table. However, the number of records
has gotten so large that retrieving all the data takes a lot of memory and
the browser freezes.
I been googling for a solution and some1 mentioned something called live
scrolling where the data is retrieved only when you scroll up or down.
Since am just an amateur and not familiar with XML, XSL, etc; can any1
recommend some link where i could find some JS script with such a feature?
one that's easy to get started with if possible...
i am new to Html and i am helping run a website for virtual golf. we were thinking of adding a Statistics page but would need the table used to be sortable so by hitting the header the column sorts the figures in order, the tablw would only be 50 rows and 8 columns. i have looked at the website [URL]../docs/but cant seem to sort out where to place things. a step by step guide would very much be appriciated.
View 6 Replies View RelatedIa have two different tables that are generated from an application.In the first one there are only <th> and the second one only <td>.I want the size of the first, second etc <td> to be equal to the corresponding <th>.I have managed to do that by putting ids in all of them and then make a function like:
$(function(){
takeHeight1 = $("#th1").width();
$("#td1").width(takeHeight1);[code]....
But I would like to do it more automatic...like without ids for each td and th
how I would dynamically add another table once text fields in the existing table is clicked on.So pretty much what I have is a table with 5 textboxes lined up horizontally in the first row along with couple of buttons in the second row.What I want is that once one text box is clicked, another table like the one above is created and appears below that initial table. So this is the inital table that should be replicated on each click:
Code:
<table>
<tr>
<td><input type="text" /></td>
[code]....
How can I re-write a table dynamically in the same page?
document.write seems to write to a new page.
I have some code which creates an extremely long table row, and I've been able to clean it up to a point where my performance is fairly decent. What I am trying to figure out is if its better in terms of speed to use divs as opposed to the really long table row. I didn't really find much on this topic online, so thought I'd ask out here.
View 2 Replies View RelatedRight now I am stumped and can not figure out exactly how to do what I want. Or even where to start. What I would like to do is build out a webpage where people can come, enter in values in different tables and then hit "Calculate" and get the results back on the same page.A break down would be:
Collection 1 (has the following: )
Table A Table B Table C
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[code]....
i have images of business cards and i want to create a table to populate for each card. i created an array for the business cards to switch out of a table when i click on a radio button. can i just create a function table() then write ocument.getElementById("cardTable').style.?("<table border = '1' />") and so on to make a table.
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Untitled Document</title>
[code]....