Keep The Red Divs From Building Up (one Under Another) With Each Onclick Event?
Dec 8, 2011
How do I keep the red divs from building up (one under another) with each onclick event? I tested variations of removeChild(div) without success. Is removeChild(div) part of the answer and I'm just using it wrong or is there a better approach?
HTML Code:
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
function showHint(str) {
if (str.length==0) {
document.getElementById("txtHint").innerHTML="";
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I want to make it so that when I click on something, it changes what document.onclick does.
This is a simplified version of what I'm trying to do:
Code: <div id="clickme" onclick="document.onclick = function(){ alert ('This should not be alerted on the first click'); }">Click here</div>
However, as you'll notice, the alert box shows up on the first click as well. The only way I have been able to get around this behaviour is to have the first onclick execute a timer that will then set the document.onclick after 1ms, however this seems very messy to me.
Want to swap multiple divs using onclick. Understanding of js is cursory. The way its set up now is when you click it hides a pre-specified div-this causes issues because you dont know which div the user is going to be on and if the user is on a different div then one specified it hides random divs. I want to hide the 'active' div. Heres the code. In head:
Code: <script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript"><!-- function HideDIV(d) { document.getElementById(d).style.display = "none"; } function DisplayDIV(d) { document.getElementById(d).style.display = "block"; } //--></script>
currently on our site we have and expanding <div> that responds to both the onmouseover and onmouseout events. It works wonderfully.
The UX people now would like the expanding <div> to open with the onclick event and then as soon as the mouse leaves the expanded div, it would close. I have tried using the onmouseout event in conjunction the onclick event but it does not work (the div persists).
function descw() { document.getElementById("desc").style.display="block"; } function descc()
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This works, but I have a whole class of divs named select that need their own individual description divs. Id method is okay for one div apparently, but if I click on others it loads the first description div. What do I use instead? I tried getElementsByName and Atrribute and got an error.
Seems im moving on from the css forums to java (im scared). I am a keen learner but an absolute beginner to java. What i need to be able to do is. When a student clicks on a link in the main menu e.g number I need a something that can load the following two divs.
#contentwindow #three I already have jquery running on the page and all css is embeded for now if that is helpful. [URl]..
Suppose i have div which has a class called "suf-text", and there could be other class names like "suf-gang", "suf-hub" .. so on.. i want to trigger an onclick even on these divs. i actually don't know how to do it.. would following do?
I am currently using load() to display content upon clicking a line. I would like to add another load function to the same anchor's click event. I tried applying the click function to the sam a.class but it did not work.I have the load a.class within an accordion. here is my current jQuerry functions on the page
I'm loading a list of elements into mydiv with ajax, I want them to be selectable so I call the UI plugin selectable after the list has loaded.
The list building function produces this:
<div id='mydiv'> <ul id='mylist'> .... </ul>
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The problem is, every time I click the link to reload the list via ajax, I get a duplicate selectable event handler created. Should I be removing the old event handlers before reloading the div ? if so, how?
Everything works, as in selectable still works, and only seems to fire once but I get ever growing memory usage in firefox and an ever growing list of event handlers in the firebug script tab. Eventually firefox starts to crawl and I have to restart the browser.
I've worked with them on many occasions, but my question if an HTML tag currently has an onclick event and I need to add another, can I just simply add another onclick? Example
<a href="/files/Registration_Form.doc" onClick="javascript: pageTracker._trackPageview('/downloads/Registration_Form_Universal'); onclick="javascript:this.form-just a sample">here</a>
I can add a onclick="code here" to the tag so that when the drop box alabama is selected it triggers the onclick event. Im using Ibox in order to have a image of the state open.
<a href="images/large/image_1b.jpg" rel="ibox" title="alabama at 1024x450!"><img src="images/small/image_1.jpg" alt=""/></a>
the above is a <a> link tag correct? How do I go bout adding the above code into the onclick event?
im busy with a school project to create a photo viewer type site with java script. the whole thing i being created from java script and im giving all the img's an ID tag how do i go about getting the id of the img that i have just clicked. i know my current code doesn't work properly in IE. the reason i want the Id is so later i can hopefully use the info to determine which img to "zoom in" etc
i have a really big table... and the <tr> tags have onclick/onmouseover events that highlight a row when you drag your mouse over it, and open a popup window when you click anywhere in the row...
if i however have some text in the row that has an href link attached to it, when i click on the link it will go to the href url AND open the popup window...
is there any way to stop the popup window from opening when i click a certain link within a row?
I'm not sure what the correct term for this is, but I want to have two objects (say HTML divs) positioned absolutely one on top of the other, with the lower of the two having an onclick event attached to it.
Now as you can guess, if I then click on where the top and bottom object overlap, the top object intercepts the click and the onclick event for the bottom object is never fired.
What I want to do is to have the even "cascade" with the top object ignoring the click and letting the bottom one handle it. Is this possible? Am I being too vague?
I am trying to set the onclick event for images through a function, but the event is triggered as soon the page loads, then will not work when the image is clicked. Can anyone suggest what is wrong? It is happening in both IE6 and Firefox --------------------------------------------------------------------------- window.onload = fnNewWindowLinks;
function fnNewWindowLinks() { for (var intLinks=0; intLinks<document.links.length; intLinks++) { if (document.links[intLinks].className == "picture") { document.links[intLinks].onClick = alert("Clicked"); } } } ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
I am trying to add an onclick event to a dynamically generated element. This happens in an iframe, but the element is being added to the parent document, and I need to associate the onclick event with a function in the parent document. When I add it from the iframe and then click on the image, I get an error saying the function does not exist.
var img = parent.document.createElement('img'); img.onclick = function() { doSomething() }; parentDiv.appendChild(img); //parentDiv is an element in the parent document
I also tried: img.setAttribute('onclick', 'doSomething(this);'); This worked great in Firefox, but not in IE.
I've got a checkbox that, when clicked, displays new text inputs. However, when I "uncheck" the box, the fields don't disappear unless I reload the entire page. What code can I add to reset the box to null when it is unchecked?
Here's the function code I have:
<script> function showUserReg() { document.getElementById("userReg").style.display = "inline"; }
My problem is with the onClick event. If I preface the event with a call to the function (as per the code snippet below); and the function returns a true, then the window.location doesn't execute (the same as if the function returns a false).
If I preface the onClick event with the window.location, i.e. onClick="window.location='devSimpleForm.asp?cmdAction=ptoTest&employee=' + document.form1.employee.value"; return empSelected(this) >
the function call is still executed, but, even with a False, the new page (devSimpleForm.asp) still loads & runs.
I already have a 'submit' button used to open a different page, so I seem to be stuck with the onClick event handler.
Can anyone help so that a 'false' won't load/run the next page, and a 'true' will? :confused:
function empSelected(objForm) {
if (form1.employee.value == "") { alert("You must choose an employee!") form1.employee.focus() return false } alert("We're being returned with TRUE") return true }//-----------------------------
I have a code that I call from Button_click event. The code adds a new row to the table and attempts to add onclick element to every td element in the new row. Somehow, onclick does not work.
Here is the code:
function insRow() { var x = document.getElementById('Table1').insertRow(1); for(i=0;i<4;i++)
