I am passing data from a textarea to a div with javascript. The problem is the div is ignoring line breaks.
document.getElementById('layer1').innerHTML = document.getElementById('reply').value.replace("
", "<br /><br />");
e.g... i entered this in the textarea
test1
test5
test6
I'm making a vaery specialized form to output html code to copy and paste. So far so good and I'm happy with the out come. I know it's a tad bloated but I actually wrote a little bit of it from what I've learned so I'm learning and that's the point.
So what happens is that I present my user with a form where they can slap in all the info and the out come is a copy and paste procedure after that.
In the "content" section, I'm sure there will be a few paragraphs of text being entered sometime, and most likely copied and pasted in. What I would like to happen is the script recognize carrige returns and enter in <br><br> in place of them. This is a wordpress issue so im not sure if closing a p and opening one is going to work right. Code:
I pulled together a custom RSS twitter feed that uses javascript; however, when I tell the code to "callback" 3 posts, they all run together without line breaks. What is the best way to have breaks between the posts?
This page shows the html code (in the right sidebar): [URL]
How do I make line breaks in my xml file? This is what I got in my <head>: <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function(){ $('.quotes').randomContent({xmlPath: "xml/quotes.xml", nodeName: "quote"}); }); </script>
As you can see, it takes a random quote from my xml file. But I have some long quotes which I want to line break like this: <quote> This is a verry verry verry verry <line break> ... long quote. </quote>
using the ajax function ($.ajax()) to send the value of a textarea to an php file. This works fine. But the data, which i`m sending to to the php file, is without any line-breaks.Here is my ajax request:
var myTextareaVal = $('#message-textarea').val(); $.ajax({ type: "GET",
I wonder if jquery or javascript has the function adding line breaks which can be similar to nl2br() in PHP? This is the info i want to grab from a database, PHP will add line breaks (<br/>) when it is passed into nl2br(),
I have been writing a script and need a gallery image to have it's width set on page load. My script works fine in safari, ff, chrome..but IE seems to ignore the line that sets the width of the image. It doesn't seem to be ignoring the other widths that are being set on certain divs. So it seems it is an image-only problem.
I thought it best to post a link to the page. To see the problem, you will have to have your browser set smaller than 885px in height. It's line 90 that seems to be ignored by IE
I have a system that provides titles that have had certain characters stripped out. Iwant to be able to select elements in an HTML document that match the titles, even when the titles in the HTML have notbeen stripped.For example, the title "F.B.I" will have the periods stripped to become "FBI", and I want to use that tomatch <div title="F.B.I">.
So far the only way I've been able to do it is to create a new attribute, set it to a stripped version of the title (using e.g. .replace(/./g, '') and match against that. It works, but it seems rather inefficient.Is there a simple and direct way to do this with jQuery?
I want to get the sum of all numbers in an text area irrespective of the spaces before between or after them. e.g. " 1 2 12 15 " =30
In the code below I can have multiple spaces or CR between numbers and it works giving me their sum But if i have a space before the first number or after the last number I get a NAN (
I'm using the following chunk of code to find images located in a specific span and then I'm setting the span width to equal the width of the image that's inside of it. This is for adding captions to images through an editor that our writers use. By forcing the span to equal the same width of the image, the writers can just enter whatever captions they want and don't have to worry about manually adding <br /> tags to format the captions correctly.
$('.overview-content .caption img') // once the image has loaded, execute this code .load(function() { // Loop through and find all images in the overview section
[Code].....
For some reason... IE and Opera completely ignore this function. Firefox, Safari and Chrome all add the appropriate inline style to the span.
I have to save the state of a form in a var before submitting it with the whole html, but if I alert the var, I get the original html without the updated input fields.
getting first line coordinates of multiple line inline element.
Example HTML aaa bbb ccc ddd <span id="target">eee fff ggg hhh iii jjj</span>kkk lll mmm nnn ooo ppp qqq $(document).ready(function() {
[Code]....
Assume that span#target has a line break, when I see a browser. Then I click span#target, above function returns the head of coordinates which second line ("hhh") has. I want to have the coordinates which first line ("eee") has. How can I get that?
How do I read a local text file line by line, one line at a time. I got upto opening a file, and can read whole file at a time. But I want to read just one line at a time. May be have a counter of lenght of the file and read only the counter number line at a time.
<SCRIPT language=JavaScript> var fso = new ActiveXObject( 'Scripting.FileSystemObject' ); f = fso.OpenTextFile( "c:\mytextfile.txt", 1 );
I have a user that insists they have web applications that do this, and wants the one I'm building to do it too...
You have a table on an html form. As the user changes one or more fields in a table row and moves to the next line, the changed row should AUTOMATICALLY be sent back to the server and updated in the database.
If the user moves BACK to a line that's already been changed, and changed a field, a popup should display and ask "if the user really wants to change the field". If so, again, it should AUTOMATICALLY be sent to the server and updated in the database...
Ignoring the horridness of making that many round trips to the server and banging the database for every line, is there a way to AUTOMATICALLY do the equivalent of a submit and post the changed table row back to the php script?
Have a asp.net mvc project using jquery-ui-1.7.2. and BlockUI. When I changed jQuery version from 1.3.2 to 1.4.1, the CSS pertaining to the block ceased to render. The functions fired (verified by in-line alerts) and firebug had no complaints. Moved back to 1.3.2 and the blocker rendered perfectly.
I can't figure out how to properly format the code below. I am looking to add breaks after where it says below. Also to change the color if possible. function isPPC() { if (navigator.appVersion.indexOf("PPC") != -1) return true; else return false; } if(isPPC()) { document.write('<b>Send <A CLASS="contact" HREF="mailto:?subject=ADD A BREAK AFTER THIS ' + document.title + '?body= ADD A BREAK AFTER THIS ' + '" onMouseOver="window.status='Send your friends e-mail about this page'; return true" TITLE="Send your friends e-mail about this page">this page</A> to a friend</b>'); } else { document.write('<b>Send <A CLASS="contact" HREF="mailto:?body=ADD A BREAK AFTER THIS ' + document.title + ' ADD A BREAK AFTER THIS ' + '" onMouseOver="window.status='Send your friends e-mail about this page'; return true" TITLE="Send your friends e-mail about this page">this page</A> to a friend</b>'); }