When I Run Through All Cookies, Only The First One's Gets Tested By That If-block?
May 26, 2009
I got a problem with the code below. When I run through all cookies, only the first one's gets tested by that if-block. The others seem to just pass it, no matter if they'd pass that if test or not. It always reaches the "AFTER IF-BLOCK" part. Anybody know why every iteration except the first skips the if-block, no matter what?
Code JavaScript:
var cookies = document.cookie.split(";");
var cookies_tmp = [];
for (var i=0;i < (cookies.length-1);i++) {[code]].........
I am new to JQuery. I am using Block UI in my application.In submit button onclick event, i am performing client side validations ( required fied validators )in asp.net.On clicking submit button,whole page is blocked and at the same time validation message is also displayed and page remains blocked. While performing client side validations i don't want to block the page.
I'm a relative newcomer to jQuery (and for that matter an inexperienced web builder) but I've really enjoyed using the jQuery UI and plugins as I work to redo my site. My problem is this. My site includes many video progressive download files. I have tried to combine either jQuery UI (Accordian) or a plugin (nivoSlider) (not both at the same time) with a video embed using SWFObject. For some reason the combination cause my video playback to stutter.
Here are two test pages. They access they same mp4 files but in Test_1 I have disabled the nivoSlider js. The videos playback smoothly in Test_1 but in Test_2 the playback stutters. [URL]
The simple test code below validates a few fields successfully when tested using Safari, Opera, Firefox and ChromeDatepicker does not work in IE, although the validations do work as expected. Is there an issue with datepicker and IE? Is there a condition in my code that inhibits IE?
//// page code follows //// <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
I have a website that lists the movies I have on my computer and then when you click on a link for that movie, it retrieves information from IMDB. The code is in testing but for the most part it works.I was wondering if anyone knew why the following JavaScript would work on Firefox but not in IE. I develop on Linux, and I know there are IEs available for Linux, and I have used them before. I will be sure to track down the issue later, but from the resources I've been using, this should work in both major browser types (standards compliant and microsoft).The code is very dirty, and I have started an object oriented rewrite, but if I don't have the proper DOM skills for IE in this spaghetti code then I doubt anything is going to change putting it all into Objects.
I need to block a URL from printing at the bottom of the page from a website. Is there any code that can do that? I know I can make it into a PDF on the fly and that will elminate alot of hassle, but is there any easier way?
Is there a more concise way to do something like the the desired code below?
The gripe is with the try-catch syntax. It takes *way* too many lines of code to evaluate a conditional expression when zero or more parts of the conditional expression may trigger an error. In this case, the trigger is a call to a non-defined (null) object.
In other words, how can you do a more simple 'try' statement that simply spits out true or false, depending on whether the 'tried' code threw an error or not?
Defining a function don't seem to work because you can't pass the 'try' code as an argument. Extending the 'Global' constructor is not an option, so now what? Code:
is there a way using .htaccess or some other means that we can block certain websites from appearing when we do a google search of my wife's name? We contacted google and they denied our request to have these websites blocked. My wife has her own website she uses for her business. There was an .htaccess editor website that I visited that created the code after I specified the url of the websites we wanted blocked. Will this work and if so, after creating the .htaccess file what do I do with it, that is where do I attach it/post it? (this is the first time i've ever posted anything on a website. my wife and I are technophobes.)
How can you block some or all links on a website?For example, when a visitor lands on the homepage and see a link to another page on the homepage.. How can you block the link to another page and make a popup appear with links and text...?To elaborate my question, here is an example:visitor come on a homepage of a website..he sees a link to a wonderful article.. when he clicks it, the link is blocked and a popup appears asking him to checkout a free offer and once you enter your email address, the link will become accessible
I have a windows media file that I want to play on a webpage but the stupid activex content blocker keeps on poping up. I have heard that there is a way of getting around this or to preload the content. Does anyone know how to do this?
i have a javascript file on my server and i am looking for a script i can use to make it so that a user can not just type the address of the javascript file in the address bar and see it.
is it possible to make it so the file can't be viewed alone. i know that can be done with css.
I have about ten tables that I want to show/hide depending on various Radio button clicks. When the page first opens, all tables are hidden. When you click the first radio after opening it shows the correct table, however if you click on the second radio choice and then click the first choice nothing happens. If the user selects the wrong choice when they first enter the page, I want them to be able to select the correct choice without having to close and re-open. What I find odd, is if I click back and forth between the other radio buttons everything works correctly. It only fails on the first radio button. I have multiple pages with the same format of code and this happens on every page.
Code:
function CustPage(option){ document.getElementById('custtype').value = option.value; if(document.getElementById('custtype').value == "Cust Add Sell"){
I want to use javascript to add all the formatting to the div. It works in Firefox but not in other browsers. IE and Chrome keep linebreaks around the div for some reason. What am I doing wrong?
I'm building this gallery that will display 12 images per page, 3 in each row
I am dynamically creating the content with javascript and the end reseult will look something like this
CODE:
As I said before there will be three thumb_containers per row, this works fine in ie8 and firefox, but it fails miserably in ie7, the images drop down vertically rather than horizontally, it looks like the p is causing the problems because it works fine without it,
I have this code: $('#clickshow1').mouseover(function() { $('#menu1').slideDown('slow'); }); $("#first").bind("mouseleave",function(){ $('#menu1').slideUp('slow'); }); I would like the second don't work as the first is not finished. Because I have a "yoyo" effect.
i built a application with the jquery-plugin jstree to maniputate a tree stored in a database. all actions like create, move, delete and rename are fire up ajax-calls to php-scripts with mysql-querys. i got it to work, to display a trobber and 'waiting'-text during the ajax-calls, but what i also want to do is blocking" the site for this time, so that the user HAS TO wait and couldn't click somewhere else. This blocking should be should be visible like the behaviour of modalwindows. the background should be with a dark overlay.
<! DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> < html
[Code]....
I have code like above. When user click on row i fire event click() on 'a' elem. But firing this event fire row click() event and i have neverending loop. How to block firing click() on row?
I have a page where I list hardware devices we monitor for customers. Each row displayed also shows the status of the device i.e. whether it's running, paused, starting up etc.
To improve page load times I list the devices but don't query for their status until the page is rendered. This is because some queries such as via SNMP or other API's can take as much as 5-10 seconds to respond. So for a list of say ten devices it could take well over a minute of the user looking at a blank page. So I do the following instead -
On the device list page I have the following script:
$(document).ready(function () { var devices = $('div[name="runStatus"]'); devices.each(function () { // Get device ID (I embed this using the HTML5
[Code]....
What I'm finding is that if I allow this script to run, all links on the page become unresponsive.
I'm guessing this is because I've quite a few almost parallel async requests blocking until they get a response from the server and somehow the "UI thread" is being blocked by this?
However I thought this wasn't supposed to happen with AJAX.
I find this 'blocking' behaviour to happen in IE8, Chrome 8.0 and Firefox 3.6. Chrome in fact shows the arrow cursor + spinning-toilet-bowl-of-death (I'm using Windows 7) as if the page isn't completely rendered.
There are only six or so items in the list and happens even if I comment out the $('div[data[data-deviceid=... line.
I'm attempting to design a website for a nonprofit and have very little experience. A very close friend of mine just passed away from this cancer, and I'm trying to help give their site a better image.This is the mock outline I have now of the menu i'm trying to make:http://kttns.org/wmtvlI would like each one of the side buttons to change the middle text block without reloading the page (and resize if possible, but i don't know if i need/want that)
