when i load page it does nothing only blank page, may have code in wrong place but not sure so can someone show me a working example so i can find out what i'm doing wrong also i would like the part of page to refresh evey 120 seconds is this possibe with jquery?
i have a page with products and i want to auto refresh the page or a <div> in the page , when the admin adds a new product in the DB. So the user will be able to see the to see the product without refresh the page..
I'm trying using this good example [URL] but I need to use it with more than 1 parameter. What I'm trying to do is a form with two fields (i.e. Name and city) who feed a query. The results of the query should be shown below the form.
i.e.: Enter name and city in the follow form...
SELECT * FROM partecipants WHERE name=name AD city=city
I have this very simple code and if I focus on the textfield or button the backgrond color changes to red. If I click submit, the page refreshes and the red background color is no more.
How can I keep this background color after a page refresh or submit? The php in the head with the parse thing is just to load some jquery and css files your can replace it with '<script src="jquery-1.4.2.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>' etc to test the code.
This is the code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head>
All I need is a MySQL update by pressing the submit button. The user sould't get on the php site by pressing the Submitbutton and when it's possible there should't be a page refresh by pressing the submit button.
The jquery.form.js plugin also didn't work that way.
I have the following problem: In wordpress I wanted to popup the login-page (wp-login.php) and i used the fancybox to generate an iframe. after clicking the "login" button i want that the fancybox is closing (thats not the problem) and i want to reload the whole page so that it recognizes that i'm logged in.
Now that is the problem .. I cant reload the index page when clicking the login button, because (i think so) the login document is in a iframe and is not able to reload the whole screen). I don't know the "reload" command, too, maybe load("index.php"); ? :D
when reloading a page containing some jquery code based variables (which are: a variety of datepickers with set dates, and a number of form textfields containing calculated and formatted monetary values) it appears that those variables remain set. If I set a variable on the page (in a form field) then refresh the page I would like for everything to be cleared out (start with a clean slate). I work around this by setting standard values to all those fields and datepickers manually, but I would rather avoid that and clear all variables/set values, rather than assigning a value to all those fields and datepickers manually to remove previous usage traces of the page. I want the refresh to behave like a full reload. I read somewhere that loading jquery with a variable at the end of the url string would achieve that. While I know how to o that, I would rather use just jquery and make sure cache / variables are cleared each time the page is loaded. My main reason for that is I'd like users to take advantagef of google APIs (so they use a cached jQuery version, for faster page loading).
an example of the page (with manual workaround in the code) can be seen at [URL] I work around the issue by using
$(function(){//clear all numbers on refresh or new pageload. $("input.nbr").val("0,00"); });
I am trying to find a particular tutorial on the web that I used to create a REALLY simple script that made use of jquery.form and jquery.validate.
The script would use the simple validate command to validate inline, then when submitted, a loading graphic would appear, call upon the php script referenced in the form action, process, then spit out a message on the same page without any refresh.
I have a few questions about modifying it..
Here's the script.. noting that Im also calling jquery.validate and jquery.form:
I would like to have the message that appears, to fade out after being displayed for 5 seconds. I don't know how or where to add the fadeout command in the function above.
Our company own a lot of domains and want to put a short page of copy on each address along with keywords before redirecting the user to our main site. I have been able to get the page to load the main site after the desired time using this code in the head...
That works perfectly, I am now trying to display a countdown timer from 40 seconds down to 0, and on 0 redirect the user. Saying something like "You will be redirected in XX seconds". Is there anyway of doing this? I've been searching google for the answers with no luck and can only seem to find timers that countdown to a set date.
Im fairly new to JQuery and need some help. Googling failed me :o have a web page that initially auto refreshes every 30 secs and has a bunch of checkboxes that are initially unchecked. I am trying to make it so that if at least one of those boxes it checked the page stops auto refreshing (without reloading the page, preferably). Is this at all possible? I am using Perl to generate the html.
My auto refresh is in the header, but im open to sticking it somewhere else, as long as it doesnt create crazy memory consumption that i've read about on these forums:<head
I've a form having input feilds name , email, image and comments. I want to submit the form without page refresh and upload the file on server using ajax jquery in php language. i
I have a page that contains thumbnails for a photo gallery. On this page is a link to upload more images. When you click the link a modal opens that contains an upload form (jquery colorbox in an iframe) which will allow you to upload one image (plus its name, caption, etc) at a time using PHP. When the form is submitted the image uploads and the page refreshes in the modal to allow for more uploads.
Since this modal is sitting on top of the existing gallery thumbnails I'd really like for the user to see the new thumbnail added to the page after it's uploaded.