I have been banging my head against the wall on this one. I have a drop down list menu that when a value is entered I have
"onChange="this.form.copy0002.value=this.value"
which takes the value of the drop down and places it into a text field in a different section. I also need it to check a box on the same line that corresponds with auto populated field. Is it possible to do this. I'm assuming it would be
" onChange="toggleChecked(0001check)" or some variation?
I have an ccordion menu, and each menu header has a little arrow img that changes when the menu slides down and up. The arrow img is a background image that is added to the detailsPanel div.This is the code so far:
This works fine when I toggle one menu item at a time.But say I expand one menu item, and then click on another menu header. What happens is that the first menu item slides up and the newly clicked slides down, just like expected. But the arrow doesn't change back on the menu that slides up. This happens because it's toggle function is still in the first state, and if I click on it again, thus removing the "detailsPanelSelected" class, all that happens is that the image changes back. Looking at the code, this is expected.how do I make it so that a menu items "detailsPanelSelected" is removed when another menu header is clicked? Can I somehow reset the pending toggle function?
var whichone=1 var tempmn=document.instantquiz.thequestion function generatequestions(){ document.instantquiz.theresponse.selectedIndex=0 if (!document.instantquiz.cmode.checked||whichone>=total+1||whichone<=0) document.instantquiz.thesolution.value='' if (whichone>=total+1)
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how can this script be changed to use buttons in lieu of the listmenu?
I would like to create a page that will refresh itself every 30 seconds or so, but I was hoping to be able to show an alert if the page has changed since last refresh. Is this possible?
First of all, sorry for my other post, my first post didn't go through, I didn't get the chance to read the message, so posted again I've got this code:
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var currentURL = event.target.browserWindow.activeTab.url; if (currentURL) event.target.browserWindow.activeTab.url = 'http://www.google.com';
i would like to toggle between 12 separate divs (each of which contains a table that corresponds to a monthly calendar, if that helps you to visualize what i'm doing) when the corresponding link name is clicked. i've got it so that when the link is clicked, the div toggles between on and off states, but what i really want to do is replace the currently visible div with the new one. the code i've got to this point follows:
When the thing is first ran, IE displays alert saying "virtual" and successfully turns the wrap off. When I run it again, the alert still says "virtual"! It's like it doesn't save the settings but does apply them.
If you've used the Google Gmail spell checker you know that it 'changes' the text area to another type of control that lets them show hyperlinks for the incorrect words. How does Google change the textarea? And what do they change it to? I know it should be pretty simple, I just have no clue because I'm fairly new to DHTML. Any examples would be greatly appreciated.
In my effort as a javascript newbie i'm trying to create a nothing too special progress bar. I'm this far that the li's (bars) get a different color after another, but in the end it needs to change all bars back to the original class and start over. How do I accomplish this?
I am now trying to adapt this script to a section of my site where a user is able to answer questions with checking a yes or no radio button If the user checks a yes radio button then this toggles a slide animation which makes visible some content (another question and after that one a set of answers). Anyway, I am able to get this working for one question only.
Would you like a course of study involving works of art or antiques?and user selects yes radio button and the hidden div content is shown. However if you click yes again its hides (which i do not want) and if you click no it doesnt do anything when i want it to hide the content while the yes radio button makes it visible.So, was wondering if someone could take a look at my code and see if you can make any sense of why its not working as i hope it to (my javascript knowledge is incredibly limited and am learning at the moment).
From: <input type="text"id="from"value="03.10.2010" size="12" /> do: <input type="text" id="to"value="09.10.2010"size="11" /> <input type="submit" /> --> I tried to do it with function ".val();" but value are keeping steady. It can be done any other jQuery function?
I just started using the grate validate plugin today and I can't really find an example of what I'm trying to customize...
Basically, I think it's confusing for a select element to change on focus instead of on change, meaning: the user forgets to select an option, the drop down is highlighted with some CSS, so use selects an option, but CSS error styling doesn't go away until the user clicks somewhere else on the page... A minor gripe, but I'm a big believer of the Steve Krug "don't make me think" school ;)
I'm still not quite clearly on how to implement own customizations of this plugin even after going through the docs...
I am trying to figure out if it is possible to add properties (or tie another variable) to a variable string? I believe it is limited to objects. I'll show you the code to help clarify what I am getting at:
function toggleKml(theKML) { if (theKML.toggleState == 1) { map.removeOverlay(theKML);
<input type="image" src="pause.png" onmouseover="src='pauseon.png'" onmouseout="src='pause.png'" onclick="togglePause()" id="pauseBtn"/> which changes from the play image to the pause image when clicked, using this function:
I have a form. When you click the checkbox, a text box appears. When you uncheck the checkbox, it disappears. This is all great, the problem is once these preferences are saved the user can go back to the form. Their data will be prefilled...if the checkbox is loaded as checked, it won't bring up the text area! You have to uncheck and recheck it.
I have a page with a number of divs on it. The number of actual divs is variable and is database dependent. Each div has a sequential id, e.g.:
<div id = "id0"> <div> <div id = "id1">
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Initially the first div's visibility is set to "display: block" and all the rest to "display:none". What I would like to be able to do is present the user with a series of links which when clicked would result in just one of the divs being displayed and the rest all hidden.
I'm going to have a webpage which will contain a number of tables. Some of these tables will have a number of rows where they have been set to not show by setting "display:none". Each of these tables will have a button beside it which when clicked will result in the 'hidden' rows appearing (or disappearing).I'm very much a beginner when it comes to javascript but can easily handle the above if it was just a single table row whose appearance was being toggled but it's likely to be any number of rows. I was wondering whether I should assign all the hidden rows with a particular class and in addition assign each actual table with hidden rows a unique id. Would that then allow me to pass both table id and row class to a javascript function which would then toggle the display of the rows. At this point I'm out of my depth
I'm having a problem with toggling certain links, if a link is clicked. I don't know why, and I have no idea about jQuery, but somehow whenever I click on a link, it displays all of them.
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"Start" should be the link that is clicked, and toggles the link within this links only.
ho do itoggle images of a button depending on a check box changep.s. toggle images of a button these are images now depending on check box clicked the image button should show the enabled image.
I finally figured out how to get the table rows to show and hide when its previous row is clicked (typical detail table setup). However, I can't get any animation to work properly.Using the toggle() method shows and hides the desired row but they just "snap" open and closed. When I use the slideToggle() method there is a slight delay in the hiding and showing.Adding some sort of animation parameter (slow, 400, etc) has no effect.
I'm trying to create a horizontal dropline menu out of an unordered list. List items can have one unordered list child. I want to add a click event on all li:has(ul) elements. The pseudo-algorithm I'm thinking of is as follows:Find all other li:has(ul) elements on the page.For each, check if they are displayed.If displayed, hide it.Then, if the clicked li is displayed, hide it. Otherwise display it.Only one li:has(ul) element should be displayed at a time.
What I have doesn't work because in the .each() function, the clicked li is also evaluated. So, if the clicked li is already visible, it gets toggled inside that function and then toggled again outside that function.
I have a simple question regarding toggling large elements. When I use toggle to show/hide large elements I often get a "clunky" sort of effect. This is because the browser window has to re-size along with the page. I threw together a quick example of what I mean, it can be viewed HERE . You can sort of see it in the example if you scroll down before you hit the checkbox to hide the fieldset. This is even more noticeable the more elements that are displayed. Here is the simple code I threw together to illistrate the problem:
I have created a long list of items. For each item, there is 1 image. In my case, I use the same image each time.
I would like to use JS to allow users to check an item by clicking on it. Please note, I am not using radio buttons or any other forms.
This is my JS function:
It is triggered using this:
It works for each image. It switches to 2.png when a user clicks on each instance of that image. But how do you make sure it switches back to 1.png on the next click, and so on, effectively creating a switch for multiple instances of the same image?
