I have a DHTML Folder Tree, also known as a TreeView. That is, an expandable/collapsible tree of links. In a frame-less layout everything works great. In a frame-based layout, it doesn't work on Safari/Konqueror.
There are two frames: the left frame contains the tree control; when you click on a link in the tree, the right frame is the target for the links in the tree.
The tree mechanism itself works fine. But there is a problem with the links. What happens on Safari/Konqueror with the frame-based layout is the first link works fine, but all links after that do not. That is, the first click loads a picture on the right frame, but when I click on any other links after that, the target frame is not updated.
The left frame has a DHTML-generated tree of links (to images). The right frame displays the image link you click in the tree of links.
It works great on all browsers except Konqueror/Safari, where it displays the first image link you click on in the tree of links. But then subsequent clicks on other links do nothing.
That is, the first time you click on a DHTML-generated link, Konqueror/Safari loads the corresponding image in the other frame. However, after that, when you click on links, the other frame is not updated.
I am new to jquery, and love it so far, but I am more of a designer, not a developer. I am learning jquery to enhance my sites, and I am having a problem figuring out buttons.
I have them working in firefox and safari, but in IE links do not work.
I built my portfolio with Dreamweaver MX. In the bottom frame, I have thumbnails of images. When you click on a thumbnail, it is supposed to load the full size image in a targeted part of the top frame. It works fine in Explorer and Safari, but not in Firefox.
The address is http://www.justmyname.com/portfolio
If anyone has any suggestions on why it isn't working....
i have a frame on my website that displays some information. I want to have a button/link that when users click, it will make that frame 100% width and height.
How can i do this?
I think this is done with javascript.
Also another question i have is:
I am including a webpage in the frame, how can i make it so it cuts off say the top 300 pixels of the target webpage?
I am pretty new to Javascript and have only created a few pretty basic scripts, mainly dealing with site navigation and mouseovers. I would like now to redo my private home page using a rather complex configuration of frames. It is my intention to use JavaScript (variables) to control the rather intricate page navigation.
My question is this. I know how to define a variable, increment or otherwise alter it's value and how to change a process path based on the value of a variable. I have done all of this within the SAME page. What I would like to know more about is the referencing and modification of variables in "pages" in other windows within a frameset.
There are tons of examples how to break out of frames with Javascript and I thought you couldn't do it without Javascript.
But YAHOO! does it! If you place www.yahoo.com inside an iframe and click on an item in the Navigation (say Autos) it breaks out of the frame even if Javascript is disabled in the browser. Works for both IE and Firefox.
The page redirects with a Location header a couple of times, but I tested that and it's not what is causing it to break out. To test simply create an html file on your desktop with the following contents: Code:
I try to print out five hidden frames throug a printing-form. I use the frame.focus() and the frame.print() functions. Everything is fine except the following little disadvantage:
When I print out the five frames, the print window dialog appears five time (for each frame once). The user has to confirm his standard printer several times.
I have a page with two frames, 'header' and 'main'. The following code works in Netscape, but in Internet Explorer. The second bgColor line produces an error:
function test(){ top.frames.header.document.bgColor='white' //works fine top.frames.main.document.bgColor='white' //fails }
I am designing a website for disabled football supporters and because of this, I obviously must consider accessibility to blind users whilst I am producing it - as they are one of the disability groups that I am targeting the page at.
The page basically consists of two frames; one being a vertical list of links positioned on the left hand side of the screen and the other being the main content pane, positioned in the remaining area of the screen on the right of the first frame. The first frame is used to drive the content of the second frame.
Now, I'm not sure if this is possible in JavaScript, or indeed in another scripting language, but what I want to do is to be able to alter the current focus or caret? on a web page when a link is clicked. That is, when the user selects a link from the left hand frame, then the new content is loaded into the right and the current focus jumps straight to this new information, as opposed to having to tab through all the same links again in order to put the focus there.
I know this is only a fiddly little thing but it is something that would really improve the usability of the site, especially with screen readers in mind.
I have a small Javascript problem with that mutch love web browser safari, I tested the code on all other browsers PC (Win) and Linux and IE on the mac and it seams to work ok, but for some reason it will not work with safari.
Im using Javascript to expand a unordered list menu and it works on my pc in the latest versions of Opera, Safari, Firefox and IE. But i have been told that the buttons do not work in Safari on a MAC. It does however work in IE on a MAC.
Is there a difference between the way Safari on a MAC would read the code? Code:
Anyone have any tips on a good site with a few pointers on how to convert javascript working on IE to work with NS and Safari. For example, this code doesn't work on Safari but on IE and I have no idea why:
I am using Regular Expressions and Javascript to validate a form, specifically I want to make sure that if they try to upload a file that it has a proper name w/ certain extensions (doc,pdf, rtf). The script works on IE and Mozilla but fails on Safari on the MacOSX. Here is my code..
// ok files with proper extension var reOKFiles = /^([a-zA-Z].*|[1-9].*).(doc|DOC|pdf|PDF|rtf|RTF)$/;
//where i check for the file... if(window.document.myForm.myDocument.value != ""){ var fileStr = window.document.myForm.myDocument.value; if(!reOKFiles.test(fileStr)){ alert("Please try again, you tried to upload an invalid file type for CRITERIA 1"); window.document.myForm.myDocument.focus(); return (false);
I have some very strange problem on the Mac (OS-X) with the Safari browser 1.0 (v85). Some information in my form was not filled in... after I turned on debugging and checked the console it displayed some error messages.
The messages displayed were like:
(event handler): value undefined (result of expression trim) is not object. Cannot be called.
I have no idea what this means!!! Does anyone know where to find the solution for this problem? The page works fine on Windows with IE (and probably some more browsers).
The trim function is located in an exteral javascript file which is referenced in the head of the html. Code:
I am looking for a method to extract the links embedded within the Javascript in a web page: an ActiveX component, or example code in C++/Pascal/etc. I am looking for a general solution, not one tailored to a particular page/script.
Hopefully, the problem can be solved without recreating a complete Javascript interpreter. Any ideas?
I'm using input hidden control's value in the javascript function.
same code is working fine on all other browser except a specific version of safari(i.e.: MAC OS 10.3.7 and Safari 1.2.4).
problem: control's value is not getting displaying at the first time when the page gets load, although the same piece of code would work if I just refresh the page, strage.
declaration of hidden control: <INPUT id="hSliders" type="hidden" runat="server">
javascript code which is calling the value of hSliders:
alert(document.Form1.hSliders.value)
this alert is showing nothing although it should display string.
i check the view source also control's value is getting populated.
I am using a standard javascript that I downloaded from javascriptsource.com to read from and fill in a form using cookies. The page tests well in every browser except Apple's Safari (from 10.3.2)
Unfortunately, my clients daughter uses Safari so I have to get it to work with it, even though most of his clients use IE.
What do I need to do to change the code so this will all work in Safari? Code:
I'm using the lightbox gallery (http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex4/lightbox2/index.htm) script from dynamic drive to sample images for sale on my website. I need to be able to add a "Click to buy" link in the actual popup image which will divert them to my order system. It has to be done this way so I know which image they have ordered.
I'd like to add the image in the bottom left section where you can put an image description.
