how can i don't allow that the picture load again i mean when i refresh my page it loads picture again how can i solve this problem that the upper part of the page will refresh the down part not. I wrote this but it doesn't work on chrome and explorer but works on firefox <div id="logo"><img src="car.jpg" alt="" /></div>
When the page loads for the first time or after refresh the text within the scroller is black for a brief time and then it turns to white. I have tried changing the values but can't get it to start with white text?
The other thing is I would like to be able to have a hypertext link within the text but I tried using the normal <a href> tags but this doesn't work. Can you see a way of doing this? Code:
I have a website with a floating cart and it loads fine and works almost flawlessly . However, when a person has a bunch of items in their cart, and they want to minimize it for the rest of their browsing experience, every time a new page loads, or a refresh happens, the floating cart un-minimizes and expands out fully again displaying all the items.
This can become very annoying during the shopping experience when you have a bunch of items loading and just taking up space in the browser. Therefore, I am wondering if their is some html or script that would save the minimizing in the floating cart, and carry it over to the next page, and the rest of the browsing on site?
I have a web site which main page is index2.html I need a script that when I refresh the page it takes me to index3.html or index#.html in a random fashion. the list of index numbers is 10 so far.
I wanted to know how can I check for a specific HTML tag or user defined TEXT and delete it when the page loads
Whenver the IE loads the page my company add its COMPANY NAME in my office on any page so what I want to do is to check for my company name b4 the page loads and remove the company name and then load the page.
i have an html page that when it loads theres an onLoad event called which calls a function.now what i want to do is be able to click a link that refreshes the page but at the time on the refresh it skips the onLoad event. is this possible?
I have an ajax based page, which loads content from external page (html +js) So if i have a div "update_div" being updated with external content (html+js)
Let me be more specifig
Step1: Ajax content along with js loaded into update_div from a.html
Step2: Ajax content along with js loaded into update_div from b.html
What happens to the js loaded from a.html? Is it lurking in the memory or automatically/magically removed from the browser memory? I am afraid of memory leaks, if the js is still lurking in memory, the more ajax calls made, the more js is going to be held up in memory. Unless am totally wrong; i have no idea of the mechanism happening.
It seems like when I load javascript code into a page, that each item I add, such as an accordian vertical navbar, image slider, etc, that each time I add one, the page loads a second or so slower with each one added. I would like some of these features, but is this just a part of life, or are there tricks to avoid the slower load time? It is not major time but after the 2 items I mentioned, it added on about 2 seconds.
I read that $(document).ready(function() might slow me down but I do not see that statement in any of my .js files.
I have a simple chat on a web page, but It wont refresh itself unless the user refreshes the whole page and I cannot force the page to totally refresh itself cause that would mess up the other things the user can do on the site. So I would need to make the DIV to "load itself again in for example 3sec". I believe this is quite common thing to construct, how to construct this?
I wanted help for a JavaScript code. You might think I'm lazy for not writing it myself, but the truth is I am not a JavaScript coder. I just have a really simple website and I am trying to do something for which I know JS is required but I don't know how to do it. I've also searched around but couldn't find the appropriate code.
What I want to do is to make an html page load a different background image every time it refreshes.I will have a list of background images and I want to be able to add in this list, without having to change anything else in the codes after I do this (I think this is made by making an array of images and by putting .length somewhere in the codes, but I don't know exactly how I should do this).I already know how to do an external file (.js) and link to it from my .html page.Now I want the code to put in the .js file, and the code to put in the <body> of my .html file.
So I want to get view a picture off of the clients computer before uploading it, seems pretty easy with HTML 5 but I am having trouble with anything else. Here is a little code example.
<script langauge="javascript"> function changepic() { document.getElementById('picview').img.src= "file:" +
The code is working 100%, but the only problem is with the function calling statement. It is working on the first img (picture) i want it to be called on the second picture.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-w3cDTD xhtml 1.0 strict EN" <html xmlns=http:www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html xmlns = http:www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
I've been working on photo gallery that can be seen here: [URL] I would like the title to change according to the picture selected. This works when you click on the thumbnail images. However, it current does not work with the drop-down menu, "back" and "next" buttons, or the automatic slide-show.
i looking for a way to stretch picture in background and put some divs over that picture with links and text. what i find so far don't work in all browsers any one know something like this?
I would like to use jquery to load 3 images after the page has loaded. I would like to request and load one image at a time. I tried this, but the requests and loads are happening simultaneously.
I have just inherited a website which has a javascript tab and picture fader on the home page. This moves through 6 states changing a tab and main picture beneath to make it look like you're flicking through the menu yourself. This works perfectly, apart from the fact that every time the picture changes the page flicks back to the top. Very annoying if you are reading things further down! I am a PHP man just starting to learn Javascript and don't understand why it is doing this,
i am using jquery to detect picture width and height in a page. if the size exceeds a specified value, then a maximum size will be assigned to the <img > attribute.
this jquery is run with $(window).load, because when $(document).ready the pictures may not be loaded and the script may fail
this theory is good. however, if the internet speed is slow, or the picture link is dead, user would have to wait for a long long time before the jquery executes.
is there any way to do the resizing job wisely? for example, resize each picture once each of the pictures is loaded?