I have to have only a vertical scroll bar within a table. But when I
specify "overflow: auto", it gives both vertical and horizontal scroll
bars. Browser used to test is Firefox. How to solve this problem?
Wasn't sure if I should post this in the CSS or Javascript section so I just went with Javascript as it's what the code is in. Made a small Javascript game, when the player looses it will populate a table which is set to display: none; with the scores and then using the code below show the table...
document.getElementById('scoresTable').style.display = 'table'; This works fine for me in Opera, Google Chrome and Safari .. but not Firefox or IE.
I have written a simple webpage that presents a table. A JS function
allows the viewer to click on a cell and each cell with the same
content has the background color changed to lime green. Each cell that
was previously highlighted has the background color changed back to
white. This works great with Firefox but does not work correctly with
IE. In IE, none of the previously highlighted cells has the background
color changed back to white. How can I modify the syntax so that it
will work in both browsers? Below is the JS function...
Baffled after ages googling.
I have a large table with table-layout:fixed.
I want to fill in every cell in one column on a button click.
IE renders table perfectly every time. Firefox fails to fill in some of the cells in the other columns, it is totally repeatable.
More info: I have tabs that switch parts of the table on and off using display:none and display:
If I switch tab and switch back manually, Firefox gets it right. Forcing tab switch in javascript has no effect.
So I am getting repeatable results, and have tried all sorts of techniques to get Firefox to render correctly (it is progessive rendering).
Has anyone come across anything like this?
Small tables appear to be rendered fine, so I guess Firefox may not be rendering on time as there are a lot of cells in each column.
I tried to dynamic add a row to table(tbody) it works in IE and Firefox with the following codes. But when I try to set the "colspan" attribute to the TD, it only take efffect in Firefox but not in IE.
Code:
var contentsTable = $("searchResults");
var tr = document.createElement("tr");
var td = document.createElement("td");
td.setAttribute("colspan", "3");
[Code]....
I want to switch entire rows/columns around in a table. Move rows up/down and move columns left/right. This works fine in IE/opera but has a few problems in firefox.
First of all, is this the 'right' way to do this or is there a better way? Firefox doesn't support swapNode().
When moving rows up/down (top one in demo) firefox takes a few clicks to work when it should be one click on the button. I have no idea why. Code:
I use the below code to add or remove a row from a table using javascript. The code works fine on IE however it doesnt work on Firefox, can anybody suggest reasons why this might be doing so?
The id "table1" is the ID of the table I am trying to insert the innerhtml into.
function addRoom()
{
var row = document.all("table1").insertRow();
var column = row.insertCell();
column.innerHTML = "input type='text' name=txt1>";
[Code]....
I have very limited experience with web development so apologies if this is a stupid question. I'm using some code I found online to show/hide a table using javascript. Everything works as it should EXCEPT that in Firefox rather than having the table auto-size each column to fill up the entire width (900px), the table uses the minimum width for each column necessary to display all of the data. I've tried a number of things (setting overflow, manually specifying div width or table width, etc.) but nothing seems to get it to take up the full width as it does in IE and Chrome. You can see the page / code here: [URL]
The javscript I'm using is:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function showHide(_myObj,_action) {
var _myTableObj = document.getElementById((_myObj.parentNode.id).substring(0,(_myObj.parentNode.id).indexOf('_')));
if (_action == 'show') { .....
I've been working on a project for some time now, and just recently I installed Firefox.
Now, part of the site (which works perfectly in IE6/7) doesn't work in Firefox.
Here is part of the code:
Code:
(I didn't copy all of the code because it's basically the same all the way down)
The main problem is with the link (Firefox apparently doesn't recognize table rows as links). The second problem is with the onmouseover/onmouseout etc handlers (absolutely nothing happens).
just in case you need to know, the code is for a nav bar.
I have been creating a drop down menu system using fireworks MX and the javascript it creates. On a PC browser, it's fine. On a mac browser (IE5) the scrollbars want to scroll right across the page and right down when there is nothing else to view. Obviously this doesn't look too pretty! And i'm sure it's got something to do with the .js.
Has anyone else come across this or maybe know of a fix?
ok I created a javascript which opens up a new window and leads to a new page. now in the old browser version there is no scrollbar! alotugh I added scrollbar="yes". what can I do?
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Is there some possibility with php to put the horizontal scroll bar of the web brwser into the center if the "width" of web page are bigger then the "width" of the web browser screen?So I don't need to scroll to right if I open the page, but the horizontal scroll bar will be positioned in the center.That code should do the same think like I when I take the scroll bar and put it in the center position, but this should be happen when I load the page automatically.
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So I don't need to scroll to right if I open the page, but the horizontal scroll bar will be positioned in the center.
That code should do the same think like I when I take the scroll bar and put it in the center position, but this should be happen when I load the page automatically.
I have a Java script chat,
How would I make a scroll bar for it?
Does any one have any code for that? or do you know what I have to do?
Id like to control scrolling of two divs with one scrollbar as in this example here
[URL]
At the same time i want to customize the scrollbar. Ive been using Flexcroll which work fine on a single div. But as soon as i insert flexcroll.js to head of document in the example, the sync of the two divs breaks and only the div with Flexcroll attached scrolls.
Anyone know how to solve this? You can find the code im using in the example or i can post.I dont have to use Flexcroll, so if you know of any other application that can customize scrollbar and control scroll on two divs at the same time.
I am trying to make a webpage and there is something that I want on it, however, I have no idea how to get it. I want a scrollbar that has jpegs. I want a person to be able to scroll through thumbnails (in the scrollbar) and click on it and be brought to the link.
Does anyone know of a script that I can get that will do that? I know nothing about writing scripts.
how can I move the div's scrollbar
the div doesn't support scrollTo()
scrollLeft,scrollTop can't be assign value on opera...
How to tell if a horizontal scrollbar is present? I only want to use
scrollTo if horizontal scrollbar is present.
window.scrollbars.visibility doesn't specify which scrollbar is
present, so it gives a false result if there is vertical scrollbar but
not horizontal scrollbar.
Is there anyway to obtain the width of the scrollbar? I've tried
var sb = document.body.offsetWidth-document.body.clientWidth ;
but this does not appear to be correct.
Is there anyway to determine if a DIV with its overflow style set to
auto has the scrollbars visible? I have a dynamically built table inside
my DIV. If the table is over a certain height and the scrollbars appear,
I want to shrink the width of my table. If the table's height doesn't
exceed the div's height, I want the table to be the same width as the
div. Any ideas?
Can i remove somehow the horizontal scrollbar? just the horizontal!
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So here is what I have done so far:
- Used FlexCroll (1) to make custom scrollbars on the top image panel
- In the scrollbar - I have used a no-repeat background image that is 17px in width
Problems:
- When loading a vertical scrollbar appears
- The horizontal scrollbar does not go all the way to the end
Here is what I want to do:
- Disable the vertical scrollbar for ONLY this div (this same script is used for another vertical scrollbar - http:[url]......
- Make the horizontal scrollbar limited to 17px or another set width.
I have included both my CSS and the uncompressed JS.
I am working on a ajax chat system right now and I've ran into a little problem. I have no idea how to go about doing this but I know there has to be a way of doing this because I've seen it done before on other ajax chats I've seen. How do I ago about moving the scrollbar of a div to the bottom so that it shows the last that has been entered into the chat.
If you need me to explain more then just let me know. But basically I'm wanting the scrollbar when it overflows in the window of a div to go and to the bottom when someone enters something new to the chat.
My page (which has the tooltips and code on) has vertical and horizontal scrollbars that only allow you to move a tiny bit. They are unnecessary and even when I remove almost all the elements of the page, the scrollbars remain. When I remove the line '<script type="text/javascript" src="scripts/jquery-1.2.2.pack.js"></script>' from my code, the scrollbars dissappear, but this line is vital for the tooltips to function. This script is available for download at the given URL above (it is in the center of the page called 'jquery-1.2.2.pack.js').
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