Scrolling Feature - Previous / Next Buttons For IFrame
Aug 18, 2011
I am trying to display testimonials on my website in an iframe. This way I can utilize the scrolling feature if needed and keep the page from changing sizes due to the length of the testimonial. I can also change the testimonials order and content easily. I am trying to make a "next" and "previous" button that will sit on the main page (not in the iframe) and cycle through the testimonials. However I am having trouble with this as I am trying to use an array. This is my current code for the Next button. The idea is to check to see if the testimonial is on the last document. If so display the first testimonial in the array. "Else" change to the next testimonial in the array.
var myTests=new Array();
myTests[0]="test001.html";
myTests[1]="test002.html";
myTests[2]="test003.html";
var numTests = myTests.length;
var curTests = 0
function nextTests()
{
if (curTest <= numTests)
document.getElementById("testFrame").src=myTests(1);
else
document.getElementById("testFrame").src=myTests[0];
}
Then I am using a simple button to call the function "onclick"
<button type="button" onclick="nextTests()">next</button>
I'm looking to make a list of products with 5 products per page. Therefore if there are, for example, 23 products, I want a page selector on the page that looks a bit like this:
Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next
I will place this in as an include.
I don't seem to be able to make the previous and next buttons work though. I've tried to make it work using the following code... I'm probably doing something stupidly wrong.
i have pages titled "england_1.htm", "england_2.htm" etc... Code:
i got a video page, which has images in it, each image is a link to a different video, i want to make it so when 2 lines of images reached, there'll be a button named Next (or anything, doesn't matter) to lead to the Next page of images, note that i want only the part iwth the images to change while using those buttons, not the whole page,the images are built in this way :
I have an iFrame that will eventually have a set of images that you can scroll through using a previous and next button below them. Right now there are only two images. I had the next/previous javascript working when I had four placeholders, but now the client only wants two images up and when you are on the second image and hit next, it goes to a blank screen. Here's the iFrame of the images: [URL]
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "[URL]"> <html xmlns="[URL]"> <head> <script type="text/javascript" src="nextPrevious.js"></script> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" /> <title>Untitled Document</title> <style type="text/css"> <!-- body { background-color: #000000; .....
The images stop at image 3; if I press next it doesn't loop. How can I make it continuously go round and round when I press next/previous? I'm new to JavaScript and I found this script online ( might be old ) and I just need to use it for a simple gallery where images switch as I press the navigation. My problem is that when I preview the design in my browser ( Safari & Firefox ) is doesn't work. Nothing happens, they are marked as links, but I just can't click them.
<head> <script type="text/javascript"> * DHTML slideshow script- Dynamic Drive DHTML code library * This notice must stay intact for legal use * Visit [URL] for full source code
var photos=new Array() var photoslink=new Array() var which=0 //define images. You can have as many as you want: photos[0]="SW4_1.jpg" photos[1]="SW4_2.jpg" photos[2]="SW4_3.jpg" //Specify whether images should be linked or not (1=linked) var linkornot=0 .....
For instance I want to display some announcements from an external text file on a predefined box, like lets say 140 wide and height scalable according to text. The texts would be some announcements from me, a few words. I want the text justified and with previous / next link, if possible. And when they navigate to another page, they will get a random message in that box. There are news tickers on the net, but I just want something simple like this, no scrolling, fading, etc..
I've been working on a Javascript slideshow and have it working except for one problem that when the "next" or "previous" button is clicked for the first time, it skips the following slide. As a bit of a background, my client wants the slideshow to load a random slide when the window is opened, and also play the slideshow in a random order. However, when the "next" or "previous" button is clicked, it is meant to go to the correct sequential slide. For example, if it randomly loaded on slide 5 it should go to slide 6 if "next" is clicked and slide 4 if "previous" is clicked.
If nothing is clicked it will just go to another random slide. Once a button is clicked the client wants the slideshow to stop. I have all of this working, except when the "next" or "previous" buttons are first clicked, one slide is skipped. After clicking the buttons for a second time, it works fine. For example, if it starts on 5 and the "next" button is clicked it goes to 7 instead of 6. However, if it is clicked again, it works fine. The same is true for the "previous" button, altough it does not go to the incorrect slide but takes two clicks to go to the previous, correct slide. You can see what I'm talking about here: [URL]
My code is below. <script> <!-- var SlideShowSpeed = 6000; var CrossFadeDuration = 20; var Picture = new Array(); var Description= new Array(); var Header= new Array(); .....
I found a great slideshow script i'd like to use @ Dynamic Drive. http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...nslideshow.htm
It does everything i want, except allowing the user to navigate to the Previous slide and Next slide. Basically, i'm trying to emulate what MSN already has on their home page.
Anyway, tried for a bit to get this thing working but unfortunately i'm a super-newb so no luck. Here's a sample page. Code:
I have spent the last 6 hours working on this, and I am about to lose my sanity. I need your help very desparately. I want to create some radio buttons for building a computer for a class project. Basically, what I have now is the radio buttons in separate groups, and a function that calculates the total price of the items selected. But what I am finding impossible to get is this: I need to set it up such as that if you select a radio button in one group, it disables part of the second. What this means in my work, is that say I choose AM3 as the CPU socket, only AM3 motherboards and processors will be enabled, and the rest in these categories will be disabled.
I am trying to set it up in a way that when you first open the page, cpu, motherboard and ram groups all disabled, then based on your socket choice you get different options for motherboards and processors, and then based on your motherboard choice you get different choices for RAM.
I'm still a beginner to javaScript, but I'm trying to write a script for a simple image change using next and previous buttons. The following script works, except that the images do not rotate in the desired order. The script works as long as you don't switch from next to previous, which is when the wrong images are shown.
I have been using the JQuery Cycle plugin on my website and love it! It has so many options and seems customizable to do basically anything. My question is about the previous and next buttons. At the moment I am using next:'#next2, .pics img', prev:'#prev2', to make previous and next arrows underneath the image as well as use the image itself a "next" button. I would like to remove the arrows underneath the image and just use left and right halves of the image as a previous and next button. Previous being the left half and next being the right half of course. I've been searching for this being posted before and have not found any discussions on it. Also, the JQuery Slideviewer does what I'm trying to accomplish: JQuery Slideviewer Demo
Is there a way to incorporate this type of button in JQuery Cycle? It seems easy enough to make the image a next button I feel like dividing it between the two shouldn't be that much more difficult.
Now i know this is possible as ive seen it on a number of sites before. But as usual when i want something i cant find it.
Basically, i want to make a small part of my page scrolling use 2 buttons labelled "up" and "down". I want it to have the same effect as a scrollbar. if this doesnt make sense. let me know and ill try and find an example.
This is my second attempt at code to allow the user to view a table by navigating through a page using customised buttons. Although all buttons work on the 'MouseDown', event, the 'MouseUp' is not working. Any ideas? Code:
I'm trying to add scrolling buttons that scroll the page onmousover. They work great, however, since the duration is a fixed value, and the distance changes based on how far the user scrolls, it sometimes scrolls fine (when the distance and duration are proportioned), and very slow (when the duration is way higher than the distance)...
Is there any way to change the duration based on the distance?
To make some sort of "speed" setting, instead of a constant duration?
I am trying dynamically modify the scrolling attribute of an iframe, in order to get rid of the buggy horizontal scrollbar that appears in IE when the scrolling is set to 'auto' but disappears when it is set to 'yes'. Details here Code:
Does anyone know how to set up an IFRAME to scroll with mouseovers on links? For example, a text link that says "up" will scroll the frame up, a text link that says "down" will scroll the frame down.
I have a page, in which I have an iFrame. I do not want to scroll the page to see the iFrame properly. My point is to scroll the iFrame in that page so it would change it's position (page inside iFrame).
What won't work: putting a window scrollTo into a iFrame page code (simply because this page is not mine, so i.e.: I have my own page and in iFrame I have stackoverflow.com, and I want it to scroll 100px to the right and 500px to the bottom). I just can't stand spending any more time on figuring it out... Is it even possible? As I read it is. No simple answer: how. Just to state one thing: I do have scrollbar x and y, but I want the iframe to scroll to the exact position to show something on that page inside an iframe. I have no access to the page that is in iframe!
I have an iFrame that is 1024px X 700px. I removed the scrollbars using Scrolling="No" because the scrollbars don't look very pleasing to my eyes. I use javascript to scroll the iFrame but for the life of me, I cannot figure out how to detect if I'm already at the bottom of the iFrame. How can I detect if I'm at the end of the document in an iFrame so that I can scroll the parent window instead of the iFrame. TLDR: If document position is at the bottom of the iFrame, I want to scroll the parent window.
<script type="text/javascript"> function handle(delta) { var d=delta*-10; window.scrollBy(0,d); } function wheel(event){ var delta = 0; [Code]...
I have a long (more that one screen) document, which has a iframe in the bottom. The iframe target URL contains a "bookmark" (hash mark) to scroll the iframe contents, like this: <iframe src="document.html#bookmark"></iframe> The problem with this is that the main document also scrolls down to show the bookmark in the iframe!
So I tried to solve this with a little jQuery in the main document, but I can't get it to work as it should:
The alert show that the function is triggered (and having it enabled, actually prevents the document from scrolling down), but the scrollTop() is not executed...
I know that iframes can be set to have scroll bars automatically apear when needed or put them there permanantly. However, I would like to have a Javascript slider on the topmost page scroll the iframe. It was possible to make a link on the topmost page change the content of the iframe by putting the iframe name in the link's target. Is this possible with a slider? I ask this because some of the content inside the iframe is on external pages so obviously we can't add the scroll bar there.
