i am developing a web based application in that i have to display the menu depends on the user.if it is admin the admin menu should display if it is otherone the admin menu should not display.
the menu contents should hide dynamically using cookies concept for all the users the menu is same but the menu should hide dynamically using style.display="visible" or hide
first of all i am trying to hiding the menu contents dynamically using onload method but that is not working Code:
I've got 3 'alternative' boxes, only one of which I want displayed, according to the value of an earlier select (so I'm using the <htmlelement>.style property from javascript).
One is a div containing text, which I amend as appropriate with innerhtml One is an image. One is a div containing 4 input text boxes, which are disabled or not as appropriate.
I've tried .style.visibility = "hidden" / "visible" (correctly leaves blank space, which I don't want) I've tried .style.display = "none" / "block" (works for moz, ie treats as visibility) I've tried setting .style.height & width to "0px" / null (doesn't work for ie).
Any suggestions as to how to make the thing disappear and occupy no space (dynamically) in ie as well as other browsers please ?
If anyone really needs to see the page, go to ccaweddingsdirect.co.uk/basket login with chris at ccagroup co uk (you'll need to accept a cookie) - the password is set to testz (it doesn't confer any great privilege, just accesses my test shopping basket). then click 'enter personalisation' for 4D01 (christmas card) Select different wordings to change the bottom section - 10 and 'your own wording' are the intereesting two, and orderpg.js is the js file.
I am using CuteEditor for my WYSIWYG text editor. I like to hide all the icons until the user click on the textbox editor. Is there a way to do this in jQuery?
I have some jquery running on a menu (here ) but before jquery loads, the content (all of the <li>'s) appear, then disappear once jquery loads. Is there a way to stop the brief displaying of the <li>'s?
I want to make a dynamic menu where the items being shown depends on the access of the user. I tried having a code in codebehind of my aspx page that will set a certain li to style display none, but when viewed in IE6 I get a white space within the menu.
I am looking for a way of hiding a submenu and the rolling over an image which is the menu item. It will trigger the submenu to slide down. It needs to be hidden to start and visible when the user rolls over the image. I have tried numerous scripts. All seem to have one bug or another.
I have 3 types of columns and they are identified by their class (in the TD and TH)... they are1. Always - cells that always appear - includes a primary key2. Main - cells that are necessary to be shown, but can be toggled3. Advanced - cells that are superfluous but helpful for the viewer.I want the user to be able to toggle Main and Advanced as visible/invisible. I tried the below code, which works, but, but since there's so much data it will lock up the browser and even invokes this ff error: "A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, or you can continue to see if the script will complete. Script: jquery-1.3.2.min.js:19"My questions are basically, can this be done without freezing up the browser? (e.g. can I group columns together and hide each column, since I believe it's the sheer amount of cells that I am hiding?)Here is my code:here's my javascript (on top of jquery's inclusion)
Is it possible, to hide the menubars of a browser, if the window is already opened? I want to post a html-form to a "_blank" target (new window). This new window should have no Menubars.
I got this here: [URL]. When you hover over the Buy Rhoadanide or Research the sub menu comes up. The only way I could get it to work was to make the OTHER menu hide if one is hovered over, but I cant hide them anymore Is there a way to do this: 1. Hover Link 2. Show Div with more links below it 3. Keep the Divs visible if the Hover Link or the Div is hovered 4. Hide the Divs when both are not selected.
i have made a popup menu in fireworks cs3 its working fine in all browsers the problem is that its hiding under the flash features bar as shown in the image where in firefox its working fine what should i do?
I have a menu with a div displaying onmouseover, and hiding onmouseout, it works great except in IE if I click on the <select> tag, it triggers the mouseout event, interestingly enough the same does not happen when I click on a text field..
Code Example:
This is obviously not the real code, it's just to give you an idea, I don't think I can post the real code, cuz it's really long and complicated...
I'm using the prototype framework, and I'd like to keep it that way if possible...
I have a website with a dropdown menu of brands, these brands are pulled from the database and then display products matching the particular brand.The only problem with this is that google is viewing the dropdown data and it looks VERY spammy, its basically a huge list of keywords.Is there anyway I can stop google from seeing this data so that it doesnt get indexed and is just purely for my visitors to use?
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'm trying to put in a "next" and "previous" page function, but i want the code on every page to be the same because I'm using the same PHP include on every page. I want to use the number (last directory) in the URL as my variable, so that even with the same javascript on every page, every page will have a different variable so that the "next" and "previous" links can go to the right page.
Basically, I need the script to hide two divs if one of the options in a <select> menu is selected.
Here's the code I've got for the Javascript: function typeoflisting() { var selectform = document.getElementById('propertytype'); if (selectform.options[selectedIndex].value == "sell") {
I want to create a recipe site with similar functionality to a feature on coolspotters. I've only dabbled in jQuery so I'm not sure how complicated it would be to do this. Basically what I want to do is allow a user to add recipes to dynamically created lists. For example if a user searches for Italian food they should be able to create a list called "Italian" and add italian recipes to the list. Or if they do a search for Japanese dishes they will be able to create a list called "Japanese" and add Japanese recipes to it, etc. I know their would be some back-end code involved but I was wondering if jQuery could handle the front-end. I've only dabbled in jQuery so this sounds like a complex thing to do.
I'm not the world's best developer, but I have a page where people can comment on someone's profile.The list can very easily become very long, and I would like to figure out a way where the user can click MORE, just like on Facebook, and without the page reloading more results appear below the ones already on the screen. point me in the right direction for this? I can't seem to find what I'm looking for. Perhaps I'm not looking in the right area.
I have an ASP page that displays, along with other data, a list of items that refer to a specific element in a database. Instead of adding an Add button, I would like to display a text box below the last item in the list to have the user input any new data. Once they enter the data and hit Enter, the data they enter should then be added to the list and another text box added beneath this item (just as forms and tables in Access do). However, I'm not sure how to implement this functionality.
I have a menu with a set of links as below the More link opens up a drop down menu that has list of items. I want to be able to drag an item from the drop down and paste it as an item in 'menu 1' and push more rightwards.
Im having trouble with this code. I have tried two versions, the first does nothing and the second works but it adds a listbox and not a dropdown menu. Im not sure what the deal is but I just want to add a dropdown menu dynamically when I click a button or link, I have that part coded, Im just having trouble getting the element right. Im using FF 7.01, but I would like to come up with something that is browser neutral.
I currently have a page which, when the user clicks a button creates a new row displaying a form. I also have other forms on this page how to close a form using javascript? My code to create the table row and form are below...
myform = document.createElement("form"); myform.method = "post"; myform.action = "editdetails.php"; myform.id = "editemail"; myform.name = "editemail"; var a=document.getElementById('editdetailstable').insertRow(2); var b=document.getElementById('editdetailstable').insertRow(3); [Code]....
