I have a form, with a submit button. Inside this form i have one input text field, in addition to an add more button to add more of that input field using JQuery .html(val);. Now the issue appears when I submit the form, all inline added input fields are not recognized, they are not set and there is no data for them in the POST.
I've always had this limitation when adding inline content using JQuery. Such as adding one more text field inline let's say. Basically, if I had defined some code related to input fields outside the scope of the function that adds the inline code, this new input field will not recognize it.
Something like
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However, Ive always solved it by adding the click event another time after the code in placed inline
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But I'm trying now to avoid this repetition, how is it possible?
I'm having difficulty getting these two items inline. I wonder if anyone would give it a try. There seems to be a padding or length to the Search field that jumps a significant amount to the right.
I am making this drop down menu with several options depending on your choice. It works fine in FF but when I tried in IE simply won't recognize a Value. The window keep popping out even though you choose an option, this way won't let me go to the next step.
Here is my php 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"> <head>
alright, im working on a page that has a drop-down menu in it...it uses the onChange event to trigger the different links (only one at the moment, but still)...and now XHTML doesnt validate it as a recognizable attribute...so is there some way to somehow target the drop-down menu's onChange event from a separate .js file? heres the basic code:
have added a javascript button to my website that allows me to submit information with out refreshing the page, this works perfectly in Mozilla, however in IE the button doesn't display and in the bottom right hand corner of the browser is the little yellow triangle with the word done with errors.
I added a submit button with an onclick event and an alert message to say it doesn't work yet, but if I push the button, it isn't taken into account and the form is submitted to the cgi.
Code:
<input id="saveForm" class="button_text" type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit" onclick="alert('Sorry, it's not working yet!');return false;" >
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:
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(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.
Cycle plugin displays horizontally my vertical photos (photos taken with my camera in portrait position).The same photos are displayed vertically (the right way) by other imaging applications (e.g. Photoshop and Finder or Preview in OSX).The same photos are displayed horizontally (the wrong way) by Safari and Firefox (IE not tested). Cycle seems to rely upon browser poor orientation recognizion.how to make Cycle Plugin aware of the right photo orientation?
I'm having an issue in that when I display:inline a DIV onClick, the DIV is not expanding to the width specified in the stylesheet. Similarly, my TDs would not use their colspan attribute.
When creating a new element by using HTML string, we can define a function inline so that we don't have to write another line of javscript code to bind the function to the element. It is very convenient.
The main page is called Aj.html. In the 'head' I have mostly some functions to support Ajax call to server PHP (to just 'echo' something so I could see Ajax work). In the 'body', there is a little javascript and a form 'button'. When I click the button, an 'onclick' event causes a function to do the last step or two of the Ajax stuff... and the server PHP element is called... and then my ajax message handler back in Aj.html gets control to just send an alert... and that was the initial experiment ... and it was just so I could see how Ajax works.
Well - then I noticed that the 'button' is only clickable ONE time... And I set about to try to learn whatever I needed to learn to make that button be one that could be used to fire off the Ajax stuff multiple times... But I couldn't get that to work. So, I tried some code to remove the onclick event (during the ajax messaging handling logic in Aj.html) - and then add another onclick event to that same button... but that didn't work. Then, I tried to delete my button altogether - and insert a new button with it's own 'onclick' (which also would fire the ajax stuff) - but that didn't work, either....
Anyway... Now, my biggest curiosity (for the moment, at least) is why I can't dynamically add a button that has the needed onclick stuff to also fire the Ajax stuff... So, I guess I'd like to solve that right now.
What's currently happening is this: when I'm in the part of the code that is defining the dynamic button - and just before that button is added to the form, I define the 'onclick' that is supposed to be a part of that new button... BUT - when that assignment is made, it is almost like javascript is thinking that the request is actually in insert another onclick for the in-progress 'click'... because the new onclick is immediately processed at that point (I don't even make it to the next statement...just boom... the new onclick function is executed).
Also - the new dynamically added button DOES get added okay... but when I click that newly added button, it doesn't fire the Ajax stuff it's supposed to fire (via the onclick for this added button) - instead, it just causes what appears to be like a page refresh ... because the regular button reappears at that point (and then the Ajax stuff will again work off of that 'regular' button).
I have a function defined in my document's <head> section which adds a <script> tag to a specified <div> tag. The added <script> has a src="" attribute pointing to a PHP file, which dynamically returns JavaScript. In Safari, the src file isn't downloaded. Neither is any code contained within the new script tag [such as alert()]. In IE(6) and Firefox, this works as expected. Here's my code:
I'm working on creating a little suggestion/autocomplete code for form fields.[code]...
Everything works fine and when I click on the text Foo the form field value is set to foo. But, when I try clicking on a word added to the page by the keyup part of my code above it doesn't work.
I have a form that when you click submit gives a warning box asking if to continue code below Now when I type in the text field and press enter it doesn't submit nor does it pop up the warning box, how would I do this
Code for submit button <script LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- function submitMyForm() { var agree=confirm("ARE YOU SURE ?");
I have table in Javascript and it has addrow, deleterow, submit, and functions. when i click it automatically adds new row and it has select option to choose some of them for ex. in added two rows one of them is Motherboard Asus and other is Motherboard Gigabyte.
What i want is when i choose motherboard Asus it added news row with select option Motherboard asus and disabled select option and second time when i click add button let it adds rows but among select options let it ejects Motherboard ASUS. and with this way at the last there will be no options to select
I was wondering if it is possible to include a xml structure in your html document. For example given the below snippet the function "dothis()" will return 0 and "dothat()" will return 1. If I can use xml in html I should be returning 1 for both functions. Code:
I have this problem that is really bugging me. I am trying to implement this script found in Javascriptkit: [URL]
It has a very unique feature of grabbing arbitrary HTML tags and attaching tooltips to them. Priceless to my site. But the problem is, the script only works with jQuery up to 1.2.6... after that version, it stops working entirely. Quite an issue, as you can imagine. It also has some issues with browsers other than Firefox that I hope updating the code might fix.
I then loop over the table cells and check if the cells have text in them. For some reason the cells that had text dropped into them do not recognize having text when I look at them via .html()...The cells that were populated with text when the page was loaded are seen just fine...I look at each cell using the following...
I'm looking for a quick example of how to make a "word" have an onclick event that sets the value of a hidden radio button to true.
I've search for inline examples but couldn't find one online.
This is the code I have but it is not working. You should see I was trying to make the + and - signs trigger setting a radio button to true, which then triggers a sql search. code...
I spent several hours struggling with dynamic form fields added with appendChild or innerHTML not POSTing on submit in Firefox. The only way I found to make it work is to append any created fields to a DIV within the form. Code:
I have some code that works great when used inline (inside of an html page). The inline code looks like this and has an onchange = "gotoTest(this);" as part of the select element
edited: the first alert has this in the brackets: &l t; i.e. the html code for < but for some reason this foum converts it. and i thought html was off?
I was expecting the above to alert the text in the brackets exactly as written in the code for both divs. However both events alert '<'. Why is that? I want to be able to pass '<' as an agrument to events without being converted, because that is what is happening. How may I prevent it?
I just started with jQuery and AJAX so I'm hoping that I'm just missing something obvious. I have a comment field and I have already finished all the functionality of allowing users to add comments to the page using an AJAX form.
The problem that I have is that the comment <div> itself has some rollover properties for edit/delete so that those links only appear when the mouse enters the comment div. For whatever reason, they only appear on comments that existed on the page load. Any comments that are added while on the page aren't accessible to jQuery until I reload the page. Is that normal behavior?
why the function alert("hello") is not generated after clicking more than once... There is some method to do this function is executed?Note that doesn't work after update using html() involving id "press" in button.Any idea? PS: see in http:[url]....New York Select an item