I have found and addapted a script that displays or hides a div tag
based on it's current class tag, but i can't seem to get it to work. I
am new to Java, and i know that everything has to be perfect in order
for it to function.
Would it be possible for someone to check over my script and point out
any errors there may be/extra spaces etc?
The problem I am facing a that how to Hide and Unhide Div tags in IE7 and IE8? code is working in all most available Browsers.Only IE creates the problem.
I'm creating a website where I would like to create some kind of tabbed pages.To do that I wrote a javascript where I create an array of all the divs I use to create the pages and then sets them all on style="display: none;" except the one I clicked which should get style="display: block;"But I can't seem to get it to work..
in my page i have two nav bars, one for js enabled and one for js disabled they are styled accordingly (the js disabled is display:inherit; and the js enabled is display:none;)now i may need to tweak those styles after i get the script working, but that i can toy with after i get this working anyways- my pages get the navbar inherited from a master page- so my thought was (to prevent loops) make a nav bar that had all js disabled links and a navbar that had all js enabled.
I have a HTML document with form. The form has several radio buttons. I want different elements of HTML (including <input> elements) to appear when each radio button is selected. Also, it is intended to show only those elements for a specific radio button. For example, if i select RB1, it shows me element div 1 and hides all others. If i select RB2, it hides element div 1 and shows element div 2, et cetera. So far it works fine with .style.visibility = 'hidden' and 'block'. Now, here comes the problem - each element appears below the previous element, they appear as they are in the HTML, no matter if i show the previous one. It looks pretty bad, because element positions are jumping as i select different radio buttons. How do i keep them in the same level, at the same position?
I have been trying to put together a site for my friend, however while my html and css understanding is ok, but I am very bad with javascript, and im pretty sure that i need to use javascript to solve my problem. So basically, i will have 5 different div tags, each containing differently styled content (example code below) - i only want the first div tag (content1) to be visible at the start. div tag 1 will have 4 different links (as u can see in the example), and then depending on which link is clicked, div tag one will disappear, and one of the other div tags will appear. each of the other div tags will have a link that will make themselves disappear and div tag 1 (content1) appear again. Is this possible?
I was wondering if someone could tell me what i'm doing wrong here. Real simple code, but it doesn't work. BTW, I really only care for this to work with IE 6+.
I want to use the following script for an automatically generated Sitemap: multi-level accordion The ul-Tag I need has no class or selector. But it runs within a special div-container.
How can I tell the script to hide and unhide the right list elements?
I am trying to write the simpliest of jQuery scripts. The script below is supposed to hide the only div and then the button shouldtoggle the display of the div.
This div element should be hidden when the page is loaded and then hidden/unhidden when the button below is clicked. </p></div> <button id="show_hide_btn">Toggle the div above</button> </body></html>
I've been messing around and searching about trying to find something which will only allow one of the hidden div's open at a time. When a new link is clicked, the last div open closes. Unfortuanatly I haven't found anything yet.
I have a html link like , <a href=""> Show More..</a>.On click of Show more, the text of link should be change and it should show Show less as text and hide the previous text i.e Show more.
I'm making a page with no hide / show and have thrown me over Jquery. When you press a picture, it make a box underneath. It works fine, but there must be more pictures and will ONLY be the box under the image is pressed to display and not all the div boxes. Have tried with next () and it cares not quite for me.
I have a form with a shipping address area and a billing address area. Right now I have a checkbox that fills in the billing address information if its the same as shipping information. Instead of having that so the form isnt so long when people first look at it I would like for the billing address fields to be hidden when you first come onto the page, and only if the address's are different the person will click the check box and the billing address section will appear. I know this has to be done in javascript but I have never done it
To build a menu block which should be switchable with hide/unhide of the menu items, I'm using .append html. The code idea is this:
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As can be seen from above posted code there is a line "<div id="' + menuSlider + '" style="display:none">". Appending that -- AFAIS -- the .append is automatically (????) adding "</div>" which closes the statement. That breaks my idea of the whole concept! The menu part isn't included in the 'menuSlider '. QQ: How to change it -- NOT to have that "</div" added to it??
Im trying to add some simple display features to a web application and am running into some unexpected IE8 behavior. Basically, the app runs some database retrieval from the server using Ajax techniques, and during that time (say, 30 seconds), I want to just give the user a clue as to whats going on. It could be as simple as a wait cursor. More interesting, I prefer to unhide a div with an animated loading icon, then hide it again when loading is complete.
i have to hide/unhide some fields on basis of some other fields. i found this script on the web.i can't understand the function completely what is the if ( txt.match(id1) ) block doing ?? is there any other way of doing the same...
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
I am trying to hide/show table when hide/show button is pressed
Problem: The code works fine when I remove 'slow' from line 10. But with 'slow' in line 10 content of toggleButton doesnt change from Hide to Show when pressed.
Instead of a countdown and then redirect, I would like to countdown and unhide. I have used java before as a novice, but javascript looks like a relatively new beast for me. I found this counter and think it looks good, I guess it just resents the next smallest digit each time it reaches one. Is there some way to maybe make this a subclass of something that goes:
if 0.0, then unhide, else hide. What tags would I have to give the div on my style sheet. Or maybe there is a better way to write the countdown from 15 (or x) seconds.
I would like to add some javascript to show/hide a certain row of a table. The first row of the table contain the hyperlink that calls the javascript the second row is the one i want to show/hide with the javascript in a toggle fashion.
the problem is a know very little javascript and have become incredibly frustrated because i went ahead thinking it was going to be like C. its not.
I know i can use these lines to do the actual work:
but I don't think i can use a getElementById exactly because i want to reference the element via its relationship to the hyperlink that calls the javascript, i know this can be done. You see there will be several tables on one page and i want to be able to toggle each one independently; hopefully with the same bit of javascript.
I'm having a spot of bother hiding table columns in IE.
With FF, setting the column cell's style.display to none (or changing the cell's class name to style that has display: none) completely removes the cells from the table.
In IE, the cell contents go, but the space they occupied is still there, so the table has an empty column, the same result as setting visibility = invisible.
I have a table with three columns (and about 20+ rows). The third column has embedded javascript to show/hide additional information. It works, however when I try to show/hide information on a different table row (except the top), only the top row opens/shows.
Here's my script: <script language="javascript"> function toggle() { var ele = document.getElementById("toggleText"); var text = document.getElementById("displayText"); if(ele.style.display == "block") { ele.style.display = "none"; text.innerHTML = "Show"; }else { ele.style.display = "block"; text.innerHTML = "Hide"; }} </script>
And here's my HTML: </head><body> <h2>Beaus CD Collection</h2> <table border="1"> <tr bgcolor="#99CCCC"> <th>Artist:</th> <th>Album Title:</th> <th>More Information:</th></tr> <xsl:for-each select="CATALOG/CD"><tr> <td><xsl:value-of select="ARTIST"/></td> <td><xsl:value-of select="TITLE"/></td><td>
I want to hide columns with all green cells and I stored the column # that I want to hide into an array, errorColumn(). I am able to hide the rows I want, but I can't seem to figure out the columns.
I think the .has function is the problem because when I use the if(j!=5), it'll hide all columns but the 5th one. I just need it to do that for every column in my array...
I try to group several rows in a table into a div and show/hide them by click on a button somewhere with a javascript link. When clicked, the link will toggle the style of the div section's style between BLOCK and NONE.
This technique works on normal text fine, but it doesn't work on part of the table, is there a solution that I can achieve the goal of turning on/off several rows all together?
I'm using the following code for my tab navigation (which works really well):
In these tabs are somes tables and divs. Now,I wanted to hide or fadeOut a div, which is placed in a table. The div itself also contains a table.I came up with the following code:
But this doesn't work. The value of divContainer is exactly the id of the div with a # in front (example: #div1). I have to do it this way (dynamically), because the HTML is generated by ASP.Net code.
