JQuery :: Interval Timer Is Breaking Other Scripts?
Sep 4, 2010
My issue is this... I have a set interval that runs a php script and then .load()'s it into a div. Now... I have another jquery script that submits a form when a checkbox is checked...
After the timer goes off and fetches the data and brings it back, the script that submits the form no longer works .
Code:
var refreshId = setInterval(function()
{
$('#loader').load('php/table.php').fadeIn("slow");
}, 10000);
I ammodifying an gallery script calledslideSwitch. I want to set the interval value by a variable. For example, If I click button 1 the interval value is 5000 and If I click button 2 - the interval value is 2000 etc. Do I need to pass the value somehow? I might be totally off track here.
I have a list that is constantly being updated via ajax, but I want the updating to stop when the cursor is over the list, making it easier for the user to select an item in the list.I have this:
<script type="text/javascript"> var initList = setInterval(function(){ $.post('system/list.php', function(list){
[code]....
The first interval lets the list update when the page loads, instead of having to wait for the user to mouseout on the list to start the updating.The above does not work for me, the list updatescontinuallyregardless of mouseout.
The $.ajax call was working fine in 1.4.4. However, upon upgrading to jQuery 1.5, all my AJAX calls are triggering the error callback instead of success. Furthermore, the error being thrown is empty (or at least isn't showing up in the alert box. This happens on IE, Firefox, and Chrome.Getting the same problem with $.getJSON as well (which makes sense if its just a shorthand $.ajax). I've included the function that makes the ajax call below.
I"m using [URL] for the line breaking of the link-names. It works wonderfull if the link is hyphenated like my-loooooooooooooooooooooooong-link-name, but ignores if it is with undescore.
How can one add a support the line breaking by underscore?
for example: my_loooooooooooooooooooooooong_link_name
will be: my_loooooooooooooooo oooooooong_link_name
I have a simple UI Dialog to display a loading notification.
If I call foo.dialog('open') then foo.dialog('close') is called in quick succession all of the <a> links on my page stop working. All the inputs work fine, just the links don't work.
If I open another dialog that closes after a delay then the links begin working again.
I subcontracted a programmer who replaced my jquery.js with a different version of jquery. This version breaks my function, but my version breaks the layout. I have a function that works with
Code: jquery.tools.min.js But not with Code: jquery.js?ver=1.4.2
Here's is my function: Code: <SCRIPT type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function(){ $('.theVideoLink').click(function(e){ e.preventDefault(); $('#VideoContent').load($(this).attr('href')); }); }); </script>
I need this code to work with Code: jquery.js?ver=1.4.2 But it doesn't. It works with Code: jquery.tools.min.js But this jquery.tools.min.js breaks the layout in IE7&8.
I am wondering how I can create an object or two and have them communicate through events, while not having them rely on each other.I am building an image rotator that auto advances the images as well as a clickable interface to select images. I want the image rotator object to tell the interface object which image it's on so that the interface can change style accordingly. The only way I see to do that is with the .trigger() event handler. This seems like it would break encapsulation.
I've been working on this for quite a while trying to figure out why I can only get a click to be recognized by IE once. If a user clicks on another element, and then goes back to the original one, nothing happens. I've gone right down to this
I posted this message a while ago but I can't find it. My bad if both show up. I just tried the validate plugin. I added the link to load it into my form and now I am getting callback querystring (I normally don't use querystrings) and I am not sure how to stop that.
I have a function that uses $.post() to get some address info and updates the page. I am returning a json object and this is now is broken. I gives me a invalid label error. I can see the data in firebug and it looks just fine. The function works if I don't load the validate plugin.
I am using the below function to scroll to sections on a menu. It works but I need the links that activate the scrollto to still be links to pages. If I change "return false;" to "return true;" this links to the pages but the scrollto function does not work. Is there anyway it can do both?
$(function(){ var $pane = $('#scroll-pane'); $pane.jScrollPane({animateTo:true}); $('a#scroll-to').bind(
But I am doing both front and backend for a project and having an issue with a jquery slider which, when inserted, is breaking 2 other js scripts in the page, including my main menu.Can anyone point me to a resource that outlines best practices for working with more than one js library and/or raw js .I'm doing some tests on the order of the scripts right now, but wanted to put a feeler out there to see if someone has dealt with this before.
I am on WinXP. The following page works perfectly in IE6. For Netscape 7.0, I have to move off of the image and then back on to get the fade to take effect, and with Mozilla (latest version) a series of close mouseovers will cause the screen to go wacko.
Does anyone have input on how to get Netscape/Mozilla to work with a fade like this?
I am looking for a function that will add spaces in a string in a certain manner:
tmpStr: 123456789123 (always 12 digits) the desired outcome is: 123 456 78 91 23
Do anyone of you have a neat fuction for that? I found one question in this forum [URL]... but since I do have a different interval for my spaces I have not been able to make it work.
In my js application, consecutive ajax calls are made while running in a for loop. I am using prototype.js for AJAX calls. now if I don't call any function on onComplete event then everything is ok. but if I do so, then the function I have set in an onComplete event is invoked once or twice. rest of the time it doesn't work. the code is like the follwing:
/** * Moves selected options from source to destination select list. * @param source select list, destination select list * @return none */ function moveMultipleOption(sourceListId, destListId)// single or multiple based on selection {
var sourceListBox = document.getElementById(sourceListId); var destListBox = document.getElementById(destListId);
for(i = sourceListBox.options.length-1; i>=0; i--) { //for() loop is used for finding how many options are selected. if(sourceListBox.options[i].selected) {
} /** * Calls to server through Ajax * @param option value, option text, source table name and destination table name. * @return none */ function AjaxRequest(i,textValue,sourceTableName,destTableName) { var url = '/run.php/SelectList' var pars = 'cmd=singleTransfer' + '&itemValue=' + i + '&textValue=' + textValue + '&sourceTableName=' + sourceTableName + '&destTableName=' + destTableName;
var myAjax = new Ajax.Request( url, { method: 'get', parameters: pars, onComplete: showResponse } ); }
function showResponse(originalRequest) { // CODE IN THIS FUNCTION DOES NOT ALWAYS EXECUTE. }
Now i have solved the problem for the time being by making a single call to ajax for the whole loop. Now my question is : what is causing this problem? Can I give time delays between two consecutive requests?
I'm trying to create an object that will update itself at a set interval, but I'm having a scope issue when using the "setInterval" or "setTimeout" function.
[Code]...
But I get the same result. Ultimately, I'd rather have the setTimeout (or setInterval) to be within the object, so that each instance of the object will fire the update on itself. I had a similar issue in this thread but I can't seem to figure out how to adapt it for this instance.
I have a script that runs when the page is loaded, but I'd like it stop running after a specific time interval.
I think I need to use this:
var t=setTimeout("javascript statement",milliseconds);
I understand the milliseconds, that's the time delay. What I don't get is what do I put inside the "javascript statement" to kill that specific script?[code]...
I've created a widget that my company will be posting on third party sites. It's a flash widget that has to expand when a user enters their name and hits the "send" button. The problem is cross-domain access which I know is an issue with all browsers.Our company has added a PointRoll and DoubleClick html file on our system for our ads, so my question is how do these files work? How does having their html files on our servers get them around the cross-domain issue? I will probably have to create one of these files for our widget.S: I want to once again point out that the user has to purposely interact with the widget (enter their name and click send) in order for the ad to expand
I have an image rotator that uses nested intervals. The outer one switches the images, and the inner one preforms the fade. The problem is is that the display is not updated during the interval function, and so, the fade is not displayed; the new image just appears- no fade. Is there anyway to force the display to update during the interval? Here is the code:
I need a program by which I want to open several web link autometically after a short interval. E.g. open google.com, then wait for 10 sec, then open yahoo in the same window, then wait for 10 sec, then open gmail, wait for 10 sec, then myspace, and so on.......
I'd like to have basically rotating images on my page but I'd like to pull them from a database. how to set an image rotation like every 10 seconds but have it call a function which will use AJAX to be able to pull the images from the database?
