I have a table, with a repeat region when there is more than one record to show, and a javascript function, that when you click on the Project ID, it shows the Job ID information in a row underneath.
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function toggle(id) {
var e = document.getElementById(id);
[Code].....
The problem is that when I click on the Project ID (Show/Hide link) of one of the 'looped' resutls, it always shows/hides the first Project ID's Job ID information
The functions hide/show tables within a page, and update a button by the table title accordingly. The number of tables on the page is dynamic (php generated based on an SQL query), so the Expand/Collapse all buttons are generated last, and pass the table count to the functions in variable x. I have confirmed that the number passed in x is correct for the number of tables, and that all of the tables' IDs are correct in the generated HTML. The problem is that no matter what is passed in x (currently over 300), the loop ends at 27.
function expand_all(x){ var i=1 for(i = 1; i <= x; i++){ document.getElementById('tbl' + i).style.display = "block"; document.getElementById('lnk' + i).value = "[ - ]"; }}// end expand_all function shrink_all(x){ var i=1 for(i = 1; i <= x; i++){ document.getElementById('tbl' + i).style.display = "none"; document.getElementById('lnk' + i).value = "[ + ]"; }}// end shrink_all
To confirm the values, I changed document.getElementById('lnk' + i).value = "[ - ]"; to document.getElementById('lnk' + i).value = "[ - ] " + i + " of " + x; In both functions, I got incrementing values for i from 1 to 27. X consistently was 343.
I have several elements that I can perform show hide and fadeIn animations on but I want the action to continue on an endless loop. Is this possible? If it is, are there any cpu usage issues when using a loop? <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function(){ $(".upright").hide(300); $(".cntrlg").show(300); $(".cntrlg").hide(300); $(".cntrmed").show(500); $(".cntrmed").hide(300); $(".cntrlg, .lowleftmed").show(100); $(".cntrlg, .lowleftmed").hide(100); $(".lowrightmed").show(300); $(".lowrightmed").hide(300); $(".cntrmed").show(300); $(".cntrmed").hide(300); $(".upright").show(2000); $("#dai1").fadeIn(3000); $("#dai2").fadeIn(3000); $("#dai3").fadeIn(3000); $("#june1").fadeIn(3000); $("#june2").fadeIn(3000); $("#june3").fadeIn(3000); }); </script>
Does anyone know why this isn't working? The toggle function works perfectly fine with PHP loops, but when I insert the table td tr tags, it does not hide the loop when the page first loads...It just shows the results in the div which it shouldn't be doing.
Here's what my code looks like...
JS
Code: <script type="text/javascript"> function toggle(element) { if (document.getElementById(element).style.display == "none") {
I am trying to hide/show table when hide/show button is pressed
Problem: The code works fine when I remove 'slow' from line 10. But with 'slow' in line 10 content of toggleButton doesnt change from Hide to Show when pressed.
I always want "smenu3" to show with "smenu4" and "smenu5" collapsed... When the user clicks the link, it calls a javascript function to show "smenu4" like so...
I had some code that kept repeating itself over and over again, with the only variance being some named elements changing. All the named elements ended in a sequential number, so I figured I'd just put one of the repeating blocks into a "for" loop and then make that sequential number at the end of the named elements into the variable in the loop. Again, the code worked fine when copied/pasted over and over, but now it doesn't do anything. Here's one of the code snippets outside of the loop (which worked):
You can see there's an "alert" as the first part of the loop. That "alert" never shows up. However, if you comment out everything in the loop after the "alert", then the "alert" works. So something else in that loop is causing the whole thing to not work. I find it odd that the first "alert" wouldn't work, though, since it should be the first thing that happens before any of the other code is executed in the loop, right???
I am trying to hide some form elements in a form by default and show/hide depending on which radio button is clicked. This is what I have but it is not working: Code:
I'd like to have a show/hide widget on my web site, kind of like "show details" / "hide details" in Google Groups. Is there a tutorial explaining how to make them? Google's is a bit complex and it's easy to get something wrong. If the browser does not support the required features, I want it to generate a completely static page with the "details" shown automatically.
i have 5 sections in seperate divs and i am trying to collapse them using anchor onclicks and some js to toggle the display style. I am a little unsure of how to make this piece of code work a little more elegantly(lack of js symantic knowledge). Code:
I have 5 links and 5 divs. When the page loads I've set the visibility of first div to visible and all the rest are hidden. When the user clicks on second link I want to hide all the other divs and show only second. Similarly when the user clicks third link I want to show third div only. You get the idea. Here is what I have so far. Nothing happens when I click the second link.
Basically, I need a link that gives the user an option to show the rest of an article, and then a link UNDER the rest of the article to hide a post again. The link needs to work uniquely with each link. Every method I've used so far has worked for one post, and on the next post, when the link is clicked, it just shows the rest of the first post.
I have a javascript that works great in every browser except IE8. In IE8 the rows of links change but this ONLY happens when you open and close the info using the same link.
I would like to add some javascript to show/hide a certain row of a table. The first row of the table contain the hyperlink that calls the javascript the second row is the one i want to show/hide with the javascript in a toggle fashion.
the problem is a know very little javascript and have become incredibly frustrated because i went ahead thinking it was going to be like C. its not.
I know i can use these lines to do the actual work:
but I don't think i can use a getElementById exactly because i want to reference the element via its relationship to the hyperlink that calls the javascript, i know this can be done. You see there will be several tables on one page and i want to be able to toggle each one independently; hopefully with the same bit of javascript.
I have a working Show / Hide form, that works on FF, but what I would like to do is to be able to display one part when a user clicks on one radio button and display another part when the user clicks on the second radio button - here is the code which just shows / hides the whole form:
The idea is that the blue help text rechtangle will have to remain visible when mouse over (because there will be soon links in it) and invisible when onmouseout.
I have now placed javascript on the small numbered balls and within the rechtangle itself.
But I have it in a way that when "onmouseout" the blue help rechtangle will be hidden. But now the onmouseout event is acting like onmouseover. Any Ideas to do this correctly? So right now when you onmouseover it it will disappear :S
If I get this working I can start thinking of putting a timeout on the rechtangle for it to disappear within a couple of seconds after "onmouseout"
I'm using a simple show function, called from a button.
function show(rowId) { var hideRow = "View_" + rowId document.getElementById(showRow).style.display ="block"; }
QUESTION: I'm using xsl and can have more than one table row with the specific rowId, and I want ALL of them to show when the button is clicked for that rowId. But although the html source is there, I only get the first row with the rowId.
I have some divs laid on top of each other. By clicking somewehre specific I want to hide all the divs but except for one - which is related to the point i clicked - to show up.Here is my code so far:The function will be called by something like this:
All these divs are in the same from the right_nav-class.I guess the problem lies within line 6, where I want to select the div that should show up and is given as the argument of the function.The commented lines are things I already tried, but didn't work either, especially $(this).style seems to be invalid.It does hide all divs as i want, but the one i want to show again doesn't show up. It just stays hidden...
I got this example code which show rows when click on it, the problem is it shows all but I want if I click on one row it shows that one and hide others.
i searched the forum, but did not find a working solution for my problem. IE6/7 are not hiding the divs in the $(document).ready function. Tried also:
$("#closed").css('display', 'none'); document.getElementById('closed').style.display = 'none'; It is working when i add the ID "closed" to the <li>-Element instead of the <div>-Container. All other browsers are working fine.
the box. Anybody know what's wrong?i have the following code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
