I posted here a couple days ago and got help from a really nice forum member to get my script working. Now I'm a little embolden by the good experience and am trying to be a little more ambitious. As usual, I ran into a little brick wall on my own and need a shoutout for more help.
Here is what I have so far - a main panel where different image/texts are held in 'panel' div containers within another div container, under which is a nav bar consists of thumbnail images/links. Upon onclick on one of the thumbnail images, the 'panel' div containers are set to display:block or none, effectively 'switching' the panels.
Here is what I am trying to build on top of that - ability to set one of the panel div as 'display:block' at start (right now nothing show until one of the thumbnails is first clicked), and a mechanism to cycle through the different panels via a timer (interruptable via the onclick to show/hide command).
I want to show pictures of my students on a page so I can take the presence easily. I made that using a MySQL DB with php. That's the easy part.
Next, i managed to make a jquery script so when I click each image the border of that image cycle through green, red and yellow (in - out - late css class).
Here is the html code (id from hidden field is the student number)
Now, I want to set each hidden field value according to the state of the image (in ou or late) with jquery and submit all hidden field to put it in my DB.
I have been trying to do some tooltips for a website and desperately wanted to learn something new and do that with jQuery.However, every time a mouse hovers over a tooltip, all hidden divs are shown, not just the one that supposed to. Here's my html:
I have a form that displays various hidden divs if a visitor checks a certain option in my form. For example, if they select Yes in a radio button a few more form fields will appear beneath it. It works fine except when the form is not filled out properly and the form is displayed again (using PHP). When the page reloads it doesn't show the hidden div unless they select No.
how to make it so if they select Yes, it will make the div appear again when the page reloads? Here's the code I'm using: Code:
I am a beginner to jquery/javascript and I am trying to use ascript I saw online to replace the content of a div. However I wouldlike to have the script start with none of the target content showing.So far it starts correctly however I am not sure how to test/filterfor ALL the divs in #content being hidden which would be the beggingstate of the page.Here is a link to what it is doing now.Here is the code
I am trying to create a basic menu where if you put your mouse over a button you get a bit of descriptive text or an image appearing somewhere else on the page. I have tried to do this with hiding/revealing hidden divs - works fine with IE but no others.
<html> <head> <script language="javascript"> var descriptions = new Array(); descriptions[0] = "<p>See whats been added to the web site recently</p>"; descriptions[1] = "<p>Find out more about me</p>"; descriptions[2] = "<p>Check out me links</p>"; function showDescription(descriptionIndex){ .....
I want to use JavaScript when a button is clicked to show and hide a SPAN or DIV. This works in both IE and Netscape, but what I'd like to happen is for there to be no white space where the hidden div is.
I start with two visible divs and in between them are two more hidden ones...in Firefox this works fine--the two visible ones are right next to each other, the button fires the script and the other div shows up in the middle. Another button hides the div and the original two move back together without space between them.
However on IE the two visible divs are separated by the amount of whitespace that would be needed if the two hidden divs were actually visible. They show and hide correctly, but the whitespace remains. How can I fix this? Code:
I'm trying to add some js automation to a blogging application I've developed for a wysiwig site builder program. This program doesn't allow php or any kind of server scripting, so everything has to be done with js. The basic set up is that a user enters a blog post in the application and the code below appends a comments div (which are already on the page but hidden by css) to the post:
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Instead of using this code for every post instance, I'd like to create a simple loop that will assign an incremental number to the post and comments id's when a new post appears in the page's html, and then append a comments div to the post. I tried a for routine that would add 1 to every post, but couldn't get it to work right.
I am trying to create a tell a friend script and add the ability for the users to send the email to more recipients than what is hard coded into the form. I have come up with this so far but is wont allow me to let the user 'show more email fields' a second time. I dont know how to write the javascript to allow this? When I tried duplicating the divs and adding a 'show more' link inside the first hidden div it just showed both sets when I clicked.
I'm currently working on a page working with separate categories and a whole lotta check boxes. My objective is to have one checkbox deselect the other checkboxes in its category without interfering with the rest. How would I go about doing this assuming the id tag is already in use and differs per tag? I was thinking about cycling through all checkbox tags and sorting them out via class but I'm looking for something possibly more efficient.
Trying to learn the basics... Here is a script for three toggle buttons that each when clicked open their corresponding divs. Fine. Now how does one go about automatically closing an open div when clicking on a new 'toggler' that opens it's div? I see other posts about this very question, but I'm just not grasping the logic.
I have a series of images called shacam1, shacam2..... shacam(n) I want these to appear on my blog as if they were a feed from a webcam. I need a little piece of code to select a random image to start from and to then cycle through the images in order, refreshing every 5000ms.
What I'd like to do is set up a section of my page so that the content cycles through at regular intervals. The actual application in this case is to change a banner image, its alt text, and the page it links to.
So if I had 3 variations:
It seems to me that the most intuitive way to do this would be to put them all in a div or something and have that div's content cycle between the snippets above. However, I'm not very familiar with JavaScript objects, properties, etc and don't know if this is even possible, let alone how to do it.
I've done a few web searches to see if I could find a script like this, but I mostly just came up with image rotation scripts. One of them provided a way to change the link as well, but it seemed that the link only changed on a click, so that (I believe) the status bar would show an incorrect destination when the banner was on any image but the first. None of the scripts I found would allow me to change the alt text as well.
Is there a way to have all three of these things cycle through simultaneously? Again, an ideal solution would allow me to cycle the entire section of HTML.
I've got a table in which I want to have certain elements changeable if the user presses a button. The elements are stored in an array and I want to cycle through them when the button is pressed.
Here's a section of what I'm working with so far:
I've tried using the ++ and -- to change the value of s, but it's not changing the text.
I'm having a bit of trouble with this script. I'm wondering if someone might help me. What I'm trying to do is to have a multiple image rollover whereby onmouseover, the image's source will cycle through a few pics and stop. I got this part to work fine--it's the onmouseout part that I'm having some difficulties with. I would like everything to be included within one function, instead of two (one for mouseover and one for mouseout). Here is what I have:
I am working with javascript...where I have cycling banners at the top, 3 images and I need to make two of them clickable to a website that I assign to the two. bannerad2 for www.bigmtn.com and bannerad3 for www.bridgerbowl.com Not sure how to get this to work right, have tried some things and it usually ends up making duplicate banners above the original, which I don't want. Have used this <a href= and <img src= but it didn't work unless I am placing those in the wrong area <body>
I am no coder, however I am modifying my website and changing the slideshow to the one found on this website, most wonderful, the Cut & Paste JavaScript Slideshow : [url]
I have it working now, and I have but one question, does the code include a way to limit the number of times that it cycles through the slides? So it just freezes on one photo after x number of cycles?
I can get the code to open 'variouslinks()' when I click the 'Go HERE' link but I cannot get it to open them in a new window. I tried using HTML and JAVASCRIPT.
There is a banner ad at the top of the index page called banner1.jpg. I need help with creating a cycling banner ad using 3 banner ad images (bannerad1.jpg, bannerad2.jpg and bannerad3.jpg). I also need to add a link to bannerad2 that will take the user to www.bigmtn.com and add a link to bannerad3 that will take the user to www.bridgerbowl.com.There are three navigational buttons located on the first page. Each of these has the word up incorporated in their image name. Each image has a corresponding down image with the word down incorporated in the image name. How do I create a rollover effect and a mouse down effect that will swap the up image with the down image?This is the code for the Index page - Index.html
I am trying to cycle through a set of tables within divs this works fine in firefox, but I cannot understand why it is not working in webkit broswers an example of what I'd like to cycle through:[code]do I need to somehow define that 'roundabound' id is what i'd like to cycle through?
Separately, they both work perfectly. The css-script for a beating heart does what it should do: feature a beating heart (or rather, image of a heart). The random background cycling script chooses a new background every 10 seconds.
However, put together, they still work, only every 10 seconds, the screen blinks black (the background cycler does not feature a transition on its own), both the background and the heart (and everything else on screen) blink out of existence for a split-second and then everything is back again.
I've managed to determine, despite knowing absolutely nothing about CSS and JS except for what little I've learned today through tinkering with the scripts, that if I remove the variable "infinite", the heart will beat only once after each transition and the blinking glitch will not occur, so it has something to do with that.
What I want is this: A heartbeat animation that's infinite with a background that cycles through a set number of backgrounds every X seconds without any kind of transitions or blinking effects.
I am using javascript to switch between a series of divs, on clicking a navigation tab the divs display property is set to 'block' and all other divs have their display property set to 'none'. That works fine, the problem I have is when I redirect to another page (e.g. a PHP script) on return to the index the divs have reset and only the default div is shown, rather than the div that was showing when the user left the page. The solution, as I see it, is two stages: Write a function to display the relevant div based on the variable passed to it, then work out how to pass this variable around various pages (post/get). I am very inexperienced with javascript and it drives me mad that the script literally does nothing rather than throwing up an error (as in PHP) but this is what I have so far in terms of a function:
