I'm a web design student who has designed a website for a family member in my spare time. The website uses 5 html documents and all share one css document, it has no jscript docs. Recently, we learned how to use jscript to set up an image gallery in class where clicking on a certain button changes the picture shown on the page, my question is can the same thing be applied to the contents of an html document?(<p>,<a>,<img>) I'm aware you can change the contents of say, a <p> with an id tag but I mean to do it for a whole sections of the site. That includes paragraphs, images etc.
If so, it would be great to cut down my html from 6 pages to just one.
I want to change the content of different div's using .html(). The change should be done by clicking on the inner element of the container. The content of the clicked container should be changed with the first container. My problem is, that the following code does the change, but only once. After every div has changed one time, no more reaction is shown.
I used the jquery-function replaceWith() to replace this html part <div class="montag">...</div> with this part <div id="ersatz">...</div> Then i implemented a listener for montag and a listener for ersatz, so I can switch back and forth between the different parts.
The side gets loaded within the montag div and when i click on this part the listener works and the html gets switched to the ersatz part, but after this the listener for ersatz does not work, although the modified html gets displayed in firebug. Are there any solutions for such a kind of problem?
I want to dynamically change the content of a container tag (DIV for example) with the data of another container tag present in a different HTML file placed in a different folder
My open HTML file is 'A.htm' placed in 'Folder A' and container id='old_data'
My required content is inside the tag with id='new_data' present in file 'B.htm' and placed in 'Folder B'
so, code in file A.htm may be
> document.getElementById('old_data').innerHTML = <<What Comes Here >>
I have this code that displays all vertical buttons for sharing my content however I want to display horizontal buttons if the user is using a smaller window size. It will have a different div and some of the code wil be changed i.e. "data-count="horizontal".
It would be awesome to also do this via my external JS file so it is not inline.
But that is not essential.
Also using fluid width CSS is not an option due to my having a sidebar with ads that can't be changed in size.
.change() is only for form elements minus check boxes/radio buttons, etc.Are any of you aware of a script that does this already? Hopefully one that is easy to implement.I just want to monitor things like height, number of inner elements, or any change in the inner HTML.
I have a webpage where on the left side have a menu and on clicking the different rows in the menu, different content needs to show up on the right side. This all has to in a single web page. I suppose this can be done using name anchors but would like to hide the rest of the content and only show what is relevant depending on the row clicked.
I have a simple JQuery code. When a link is clicked, the HTML content is taken from a page(remotely) and placed in a specified area, like a div in another page. My question is, how do I add additional links to this script so that each link pulls HTML content from different divs?
Here is a demo. Code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head>
I'm trying to document my self and to study in the same time I'm writing you, but it's quite hard to understand everything in a small time.I've a page where I've a random number of buttons generated dinamically by a php.Of course the number of buttons depend by the research that the user have done. Of course buttons don't have specific IDs.What I would is that when a person click a button, just that one changes its value (the text written on it) of course without recharging the page. The label has to change just after the execution of a php script written in another page...(AJAX).On internet I found lots of examples but for doing this with button with a particular ID.
So if say the user clicks an edit button have the content change to a form with a text input and a submit button, when submit button is clicked run some sql queries to do the update and then bring it back to the first page (showing the content) all inside a div.
I want a code that changes text (of maybe a div) after 10 seconds.
So like i could have some text and a link on my page then after 10 seconds it will change to something else and i can make it change to as many things as i want. Then when it goes threw them all it starts over.
im trying to use ajax to change the content in a div when you click on a nav button (6 buttons in nav)...... I build out side using a Ajax book and it did not work...... deleted the project and im trying to start over.....
i would like to build a page which is nav and content, I would like the content to change without refreshing the page, also ideally fallback gracefully to non java say to standard go and view new page on click if javascript is disabled, and also have the content only load in when required as the content is heavy and I dont think just hiding divs will be a good solution? any ideas, I'm thinking a javascript PHP solution is required
i got a page with menus on top and an iframe in the middle of this page. Now what i want to know is how can i change iframe's content when i click on the menu's hyperlinks. Like when i click the "About" in the menu i want to see about.html in iframe.
I am trying to get a div's content to change using javascript but for some reason it is not working and i get no errors looking at the error console.the code that is waiting for the content...
I want to change a div content in my page via javascript , the problem is the index.php file is coded and I can't read it , but I could execute some JavaScript codes from somewhere else .
The problem is that the <div> is in the lowest side of the page and my javascript code is above it , so The javascript code runs first and It couldn't find the div because it's not loaded yet my javascript code is something like this :
Well, I need some light in this simple thing I'm trying to do. I'm using the XMLHttpRequest to retrieve some data from a db via php script. The result is passed to a "results" array of strings, which contain the data from the script.
But, the data from the script, which are the content of the strings, have html tags in it. The thing is: I'm using the DOM to append the string result to a table already built in the page (using create_element and appendchild).
How can I make <td>yes</td> To this <td><img src="yes"/></td> with jQuery. I must search. I had to look after but yes, and then replace it with other content? But how can I do that?
im using a cms that truncates content after 300 characters and sometimes the truncation is in the middle of an html tag (a href, span, etc.). When the content is truncated in the middle of a tag, the tag shows (which makes the UI downright ugly). Sooo....I was wondering is there a way to keep content together so that if a tag is in the middle of a truncation...that tag will be pushed to a new line? is there a special div tag or javascript function that can do this?
I am parsing a AJAX XML response using jQuery and creating a table with data in it.
First I am creating a table, then traversing through the XML nodes using jQuery using the each() function and in this function, I am creating the tr's (table rows) and appending them to the table body (tbody). The problem here is, if I have more number of records(200 or more), then I am not able to see the contents(records) in table until rendering of all the rows is completed.
But when I use debugger and put a break point at the end of the each function, this time execution will stop there and I am able to see the row added.
You see it doesn't want to output the I have specified. The actual script is a lot more complex and so unfortunately manually adding each using an appendChild or similar function would be far too time consuming and probably rather resource intensive. Is there anyway I can just add a 'chunk of html' to this table row and in this chunk define the table columns?
I have a script that reads the contents of an XML file. The contents of one of the tags of the XML file contains XHTML(made up of <p> and <a> tags). The code I have to output the content of the XML is as follows:
xmlRoot = xmlResponse.documentElement;
var wrapper = document.getElementById("myDiv"); var bodyText = xmlRoot.getElementsByTagName("bodyText");
for(var i=0; i<bodyText.length; i++) { var para = document.createElement("p"); var bodyContent = document.createTextNode(bodyText[i].firstChild.data);
Now, when I view the page in my browser, I get paragraphs that actually display the HTML code. Is there a way to parse this HTML so that it actually appears with all the links etc, as opposed to just showing the code?
I am trying to create an AJAX website. The content that will be updated is text description of the product. I am wondering how would I be able to add HTML tags within the content of my XML? For example, ProductA.XML:
Code: <product> <description>This product was inspired by <a href="jason.html">Jason</a></description> </product>
To be clear, I am using AJAX to retrieve XML documents. The XML will be formatted via XSL. Is this the correct format?
