I've started seeing this on a few pages and I'd like to add it to mine. I'd like to add a back to top button where it doesn't just jump right to the top, but acts like the user were actually using the scroll bar.
Here are some well done examples: [url] and [url]
I like the first one better (where it shows an up arrow if you've scrolled far enough), and I found what I think is the javascript responsible (though I'm not sure if it's exact right to take it.) let alone, i'm not sure how i would even implement it yet.
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I've got a basic example working on my own site, I just don't know how to stop it, (right now it just keeps going and going even if i try to scroll back down.) i'd like to be able to tell if the user reached the top, then stop it, but from what I've looked, i can't find a way to check where exactly they are in my page.
I figure, if i can get mine to stop, I can fancify it later with the image that shows if you've moved down and what not, right now I'd like to just stop it when it reaches the top.
I have a banner on a site that auto shrinks after 5 seconds. The problem is, in Firefox (and Safari on the iPad) it shrinks too slow (compared to other browsers) and shrinks irregular (for lack of a better word). What I mean by the last part is it starts shrinking, then stops for half a second, then continues.
I'm doing a job for a company called Timplex (double-u double-u double-u dot evanwhat dot cawm slash timplex) if you go to the portfolio page, you can see I'm having some trouble with the load times. It takes about a second to change from one picture to another. The images are uploaded to the site in an "images" folder. This is the [code]...
I've written a slideshow script which loads and displays a series of >1Mb images from the local machine. Each image is loaded twice - once to get the dimensions and once to be shown on the screen, so it can be dynamically resized by another script.
This script runs without problems in Opera and Internet Explorer, no matter how many times it's executed. However, after it runs a couple dozen times in Firefox, the width and height attributes of the image start returning 0. It seems like the loading has slowed down considerably and the script starts skipping to the next line without waiting for it to finish.
I've tried adding the line while(!image.complete), which works, but invariably causes Firefox to display a message saying the script is causing Firefox to run slowly, and asking if I want to abort.
Is there a way I can flush earlier images from the cache, or somehow free up resources so the script will continue to run as quickly as it does at the start?
i want to show and hide transparent picture(png) slowly and smooth (opacity form 0% to 100%), it is working in all browsers except ie, there i have got black border ...
I need to see if I can shorten this AND see if I can have a "show all option" added.The page is setup like so.. I have the following javascript working.. I'm running jquery... being a semi newbie it took a while to get this running.I have 4 DISTINCT queries that load up select boxes.There are 4 select boxes .. on change, the queries will see what option was selected and re-run DISTINCT SQL queries so all the select boxes only have related info.. so no one ends up with a "zero" results.I'm hiding these to help walk through in a logical order. However I need to1) Have a show all and let them select anything they wish and show all 4 boxes. How can I add a "show all" to the script below2) I noticed on page load the boxes show and then slowly hide. THis looks messy.. how can I alter that?3) This seems long for what I'm doing.. is there a way I can shorten this code? What if I expand to 8 boxes.. then I'll have 8 simple if statements.. but it seems unnecessary.CODE that is working is
$(document).ready(function () { if ($("#pMaterial option").is(":selected")) {
I got this message when i try to open the main page of my applicationpankaj.site in IE 6 or IE 7. This is working fine in Firefox, Safarietc."Stop running the script?A script on this page is causing IE to run slowly.If it continues to run, your computer may become unresponsive."After I clicked the "Yes" button, then the loading message came up andstopped there.
i have 1 div with scrollbars and another div with a table inside. when user scroll horizontal bar in div1 i want application to scroll the table header from the same amount of pixels and in the same direction. i did not find anything under jQuery about that.. :-(
1. how can i detect in which direction the scroll is done (to the right, or to the left) ? 2. how can i determine how many pixels this scrolling is about ? 3. how to scroll the table header (table tag or th tag) from the same amount of point ?
i found just scrollLeft for now and i'm not successful to use it
how to make an image/text to scroll as the user scroll the page also? for example if the user scrolls down image/text also scrolls down and when the user scrolls up image/text also scrolls up..
HI'm working on a website and i was asked to add a fancy fade in effect which after a ton of scourcing the web i managed to find and get to work
function fadein(){var fade=0, fadein=document.getElementById("Astuces").style,ms=(fadein.opacity==0)?0:1, pace=setInterval(Fade,30);[code]....
Now for the index page there are multiple images that i want to have fade in one after another. What i did was copy the above code a 5 times and change the function names. It worked like a charm in both Chrome and Firefox however IE as usual is being a partypooper. it appears that IE does can not handle multiple "window.onload" which causes only the first image to slowly fade in.Here is my current code, how can i make it IE competable?
function fadein(){var fade=0, fadein=document.getElementById("Astuces").style,ms=(fadein.opacity==0)?0:1, pace=setInterval(Fade,30);[code]....
I am working in an application where either sometimes if I navigate to few pages or add few items, I am getting an "STOP SCRIPT" pop up in IE7 browser. I have been trying hard to resolve it but not finding any resolution which will help me clearing this issue for entire application in one go.
It seems like when I load javascript code into a page, that each item I add, such as an accordian vertical navbar, image slider, etc, that each time I add one, the page loads a second or so slower with each one added. I would like some of these features, but is this just a part of life, or are there tricks to avoid the slower load time? It is not major time but after the 2 items I mentioned, it added on about 2 seconds.
I read that $(document).ready(function() might slow me down but I do not see that statement in any of my .js files.
I have 10 buttons on a page, and 10 more "onmouseover buttons" that correlate to the first set. Each button or onmouseover button is only 1-2KB! But I can still hold the mouse over a button for a couple seconds until it loads the onmouseover button. I'm using javascript to have the buttons change. The page does load a 2MB video. Could that be the cause? Can I tell it to load the buttons first somehow?
But this doesn't work on a div. I am using a div because the text I am displaying contains HTML. Surely it is possible to simply set a scroll bar to the bottom in a div?
If i press the button "MOVE UP", it will go to the top of the select box. If i press the button "MOVE DOWN", it will go to the bottom of the select box.
The selected values that the user select will still be selected, even if i press up or down.
It works in firefox....but not IE ? coz the scrollTop does not work in IE..... Is there any other way ? Code:
I was wondering if there is anyway to capture an event for when the scroll bar would appear while rendering a page with dymanic results driven questions. Such that answer to q1 would lead to another question, need to know what would be the last question before the scroll bar would appear.
