If I am using srcElement (or "target" for non-IE models) to return
various properties of an object I have clicked on, can I access for
"label for" value in any way? I'm thinking, for example, of an input
text box like this:
.... at the top, I should be able to access obj.name and get "hello"
etc, but how can I access the label value of "fred"? I did try
obj.label but it didn't work...
How can I make an image label that when I clicked will change from one label to another.
Let say I have index.html where my label is displayed. Then I have label01.jpg to label20.jpg stored on label sub folder.
What I want is to be able to change my label one at a time from label01.jpg to label20.jpg everytime i click the label. then go back to label01.jpg after label20.jpg
For illustration purpose, see image below. I want the label to change every click until I got the label right for the video screen. I have 20 video screen in one page and I need to change the labels depending on the video.
Actually a more preferred solution is for the script to cycle through all the pictures on my label folder so that if I have new labels I only need to dump it in the folder and it will become available.
Can anyone explain why this just alerts [object]. I'm trying to change the background of a tr when it's clicked on, I only added in the alerts to see why it wasn't working.
<tr class="a"
function sel() { var x = event.srcElement; alert(x); }
The purpose of this line is to get the "href" value of a link when clicked on inside a content-editable iframe.I have the function working perfectly in IE, but not having much luck with Mozilla browsers.
When you click on the "details" link, a modal window pops up with the job info.This works in IE, but nowhere else. My js skills are shaky, at best, but I did figure out that event.srcElement is IE only and that there are better, modern methods of achieving this.Problem is, I don't know how to implement them in this instance.How can I rewrite this so the modal window functions correctly in IE, FF, etc?Here's the code:
Code:
function displayDetails(num,ctrl) { for(var i=0; i<details.length; i++)[code]...
In this case the e.srcElement/e.target should return 'home' or 'about', but instead one of the two layers inside 'home' or 'about' will be returned. And these dont even have a onmouseover attribute! The following page is specially made to make it easy to fix the bug if you know how :-)[URL]
but, if I define my_label: before the outer loop, it works just fine. Do I have to define the label earlier in the code than where it's used? For the time being, I just got the same affect as this code by setting a boolean variable before breaking and then continuing if it's true.
We have a massive java application to be made ADA compliant. We want onfocus and onblur events for each text field. The best way seems to be javascript, by cycling through all the nodes recursively after page load, and attaching the events. We already cycle through everything to set tabs. If nodename is LABEL, we should be able to use the FOR attribute, get the object referenced, and attach events on that object.
When cycling through nodes, if I get to a label I can print the attribute collection, and there is a FOR having the correct value for the associated text object. I can't get any further than that.
Maybe by reading the code you can see what I'm trying to do. When it executes "alert(''+cont.nodeName);", it displays "for". I need to display "textarea" because that's what the label is associated with. If anyone can help I'd appreciate it.
I'd like to have 2 javascript variables that will get its values from 2 labels. The problem is that the values are numbers and i get an error using my code. Any ideas on how this should be done?
I'm working with a CMS where it's not possible to add an ID to the label. JQuery is available, but I'd like to learn how to do it both JQuery and JavaScript if possible.Here's my HTML:
In my form, after validation, labels of wrong fields are turned into a red color. What i want now is when you hit 'reset', to make all the labels grey again.
I have the next code: ====================================== function GrayLabels() { var label; label = document.getElementById(label); if (label && label.style) { label.style.color = '#A2A2A2' }; =======================================
So reset will have onClick="GrayLabels()" in it. But how do i automatically apply this to everey label in the document?
I need to take text from a database, turn it into a barcode from the Web and print to a Zebra Z4M barcode printer. I am stuck at two separate approaches.
1. Use ZPL II (Zebra's proprietary language to command the printer) which is executed at a DOS Prompt with "COPY BarCode.txt LPT1" Is there any way to run that from the web. Also, is there any other method of sending the information in the text file to the printer?
2. Use some sort of ActiveX object to compile a barcode label image, then use another ActiveX object to remove the Header/Footer and Margins from the IE printout. I have found ActiveX objects that can compile the image, but have not found anything to block out the Header/Footer and Margins.
I am simply trying to retreive the value of a label. Here is the label: <asp:Label ID="Label3" runat="server" Text="I love ASNA"></asp:Label>
Here is what I am trying to do with JQUERY: See LINE 1 and LINE 2 below. It comes back with UNDEFINED/ < asp:Content ContentPlaceHolderID="PageScriptPH" runat="server" > <script type="text/javascript"> var ATTDTA_CLICK_ACTION_CODE = 'X'; var ATTDTA_DOUBLE_CLICK_ACTION_CODE = 'X'; wingsHelpers.subfile.assignDoubleClickAction( "ATTDTA", ATTDTA_DOUBLE_CLICK_ACTION_CODE); var p = $("#Label3").val(); <======== LINE 1 alert(p);<======== LINE 2 </script> </asp:Content>
I'm making a form to moderate comments.I want to make it as easy to use as possible, so that the moderator can scan the page, and just click anywhere on the post which shouldn't appear.The format of each post is a div with an h3 and a couple of paragraphs. I would like to be able to click anywhere inside the div to 'activate' the checkbox.I've tried just wrapping a label around the whole thing, but a label is an inline element and a div is block level, so it doesn't like it!
I need to traverse all elements of a form & change the color of the label text inside divs. I use a label inside a div to keep texts in columns but only change the color of the text not the entire div. If there is another way please let me know, I prefer css not tables.I have tried many versions but none work because "lab below" is undefined.
I am using the code below to attempt to get the text or label value of the drop down box, however, what I am not liking is that it is returning a number of the selected item, as opposed to the text value. document.getElementById('status').value How can I get just the text value of the selected item in question?
I'm using this to add a label to a form. I'm adding new form inputs so the user can add links:
var obj = document.createElement("label"); obj.setAttribute("for", "link"); //this seems not to work in IE6
var myText = document.createTextNode("Label name"); obj.appendChild(myText); document.getElementById("Links").appendChild(obj); //there's a void div called "Links" in the html obj = document.createElement("input"); obj.setAttribute("type", "text"); obj.setAttribute("name", "link"); obj.setAttribute("id", "link");
In the html I use a link that calls the function to add dynamically the input and label.
It's working ok in Firefox... I mean, when you click on the label, the input get the focus (just as a normal html label tag).
But it does not work in IE6... Does anybody knows if there's some change to make it work in IE6?
Something I would like to do is change the value of a label. Let's say I have a textbox and onchange, I want to change the value of that label (say adding numbers together or string concatenation).
This works fine if I use another textbox instead of a label, but I want to show Text rather than an input type. Is this possible? I avoid JS at all costs b/c I tend to suck with client-side programming.
