Join Raffle Button Will Show After Clicking On The Banner
Sep 4, 2009
what i'm trying to do is have it when once a user clicks on a banner the join raffle button will show after clicking on the banner, along with opening up a new window to the link the banner had. I've been trying to set up a onclick event to do this but haven't had success This is the code ive tried using.
I have the following website: [URL]. As you can see, there are a couple of news items. In fact, there should be 3 items on the homepage, the rest should be hidden.
When you click the button "oudere nieuwsberichten" what means "older news", the other newsitems should be shown underneath the 3 existing ones.
I am using ASP.net and javascript. Presently I have a link on the web page, which opens an image....if the user wants to save it , he has to right click the image and then save it. But,I don't want the user to right-click and choose the option "Save Picture As" or "Save Image" of the browser. Instead I want the user to click a link or button that is displayed just under the image. After clicking the link/button, the user should be able to save the image in his/her local hard disk/machine in a particular folder or just under C: or bringing up the file directory dialog box where the user can save in his/her own folder.
How can I make a link or banner to be hidden after x clicks on it? And if possible to count only different IP clicks? Like if 30 users click on the banner and it is no longer shown in the site, unless I put some more clicks for it.
I wish to include a Flash banner in my web page that is a link to another web site. The other web site has provided the code for the Flash banner link as:
When I include the code inbetween <head></head> or between <body></body> nothing happens. I wonder why the banner is not showing? Do I have to alter the code or include something in my HTML code?
I got this script of the internet that toggles a hidden div on/off. I have converted this script into a drop down menu so the hidden div is the second level of the menu and is floating above the rest of the content. how to go about modifying the script so that the hidden div is hidden again when i click anywhere on the page other than the div itself instead of having to toggle it.
Here is my detailed version of my question. And following requirement needs to be donethrough jQuery.* me as fast as you can.Consider i having two division.
I want to keep a fieldset hidden with Javascript and slide it open when a user checks a box to indicate that this fieldset is relevant to them. I'm fairly sure that I have seen this done in some forms.
I have begun to look through the docs, tutorials and some of the plugins listed under "forms", but I am not 100% sure exactly what to look for or exactly how I would use it if I found it.
What I'm trying to do is have a 'Save As' dialog box pop up when I click an anchor tag. What's hidden in the anchor tag is base64 information, so my anchors look like this: <a href=# src='data:image;base64, (base64 string here)' ></a> So when I click on this, it gives me the option of downloading my base64 info just fine, but the problem is, the name of it looks to be just the entire base64 string. I was wondering if there was a way I could set this name? I can get the file name, so I'd love to just put '....jpg' as the name that the user downloads.
The reason I'm asking is because when I download the file, it comes out as (random characters).bin.part, and if I know the download is a pdf, I try opening it with a pdf viewer, but get yelled at by the MIME type... however, if I simply change '.bin.part' to '.pdf', I can open the file just fine, so I'd love for an automatic naming system, but not sure how to implement that. I've tried the document.execCommand('saveAs', '1', '<filename here>'), but I think this is for an actual file that you serve from the server... I don't have the actual file, just the base64.
I have a button at the bottom of the page and when i click on it, the page goes to the top.I want the page to stay at the bottom.I tried to use window.scrollTo(0,1200); which works only for a quick second and then continues to go to the top.I found the link, but nobody ansewered at the end: with subject: Scroll down after onclick event So, how can i set the scroll bar to stay at the bottom?
I am really new to JS (literally just starting looking into it) and I was wondering if anybody could help me or give any suggestion as to how build a comment box which appear when a user click on the comment button.Now I had a stab at that but my JS skills are still really poor. Here's what I came up with after sometime looking around on the net and getting (or at least trying to) action some suggestions I managed to get here and there:
HTML Code: <html> <head> <style type="text/css">[code]......
I'd like to put a button on a page. When clicking the button, the table below it gets selected so the user can do Ctrl C to copy the entire table without using the mouse to select the table which can be big. How do I do it using javascript? I tried:
When the user type something in text box, and press enter, it will submit the form data to test2.jsp, even without pressing submit form button. This is not what I want, I want to submit the form only when the user press the submit button.....
I've had the following script developed which selects a second radio button when the first radio button in the pair is clicked (with the second button greyed/disable but still displaying the selection). While the script works perfectly, posting the radio button value via a hidden field, I need it to have one set of radio buttons checked by default (which I've indicated in the code... "checked"). Only problem the "Price" value isn't fed to the hidden field when the buttons are prechecked.
Code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "[URL]"> <html> <head> <title>Test</title> <style type="text/css"> form p { margin: 0; } form div { margin: 1em 0; } .....
function clickWhileDisabled(el) { // Firefox takes its time to enable the field, so delay the click and disable el.removeAttribute('disabled'); setTimeout(function (el) { return function () { el.click(); el.setAttribute('disabled', 'disabled'); }; }(el), 1); } </script> </body> </html>
I know how to make something function onclick(), but how can I make it so it copies the area of a textarea element, does Javascript have the ability to do this?
I have all links that is needed to be click on so what I want to do is, after they click all 4 links, it will enable the button. I know that we have to do this in Javascript but I'm stuck.
Example, there 4 links, after they click all links, it will enable the button.
I am trying to move some text by clicking a button. When clicked the button runs the java script and this will then take the value in the text field and add 10 to it to create a new value, this is then used to move the text (id=h1) to a new position and to display the new value in a text field. My script is below but does not work. Im new to javascrip and there is probably something embarasingly obviour that Im missing. Code:
When you click on Add more fields, input fields name and email needs to be duplicated and REMOVE button must appear to be able to remove them if neccessary.
js and GM but I am trying to make a script that will click a button on a page where there are multiple instances of the button.The source I am looking at is below and I have narrowed down what I am looking at to the bold section.