I am trying to do the following without html frames.
-Let's say i a html file which contains the structure of a calendar (table, rows, cells, etc)
-Have javascript load the contents of the html file into the page without frames and without disturbing the previous content.
So the advantage is that i would not have to use javascript to create the structure of the calendar but instead to load it so that javascript only have to fill the contents of the calendar.
I've recently picked up HTML and CSS, and am getting to grips really quickly. The principles are really straight forward, you just need to understand a few key principles and then with practice you can remember most tags/elements/attributes etc, although I would rather have the understanding rather then not have the understanding and remember all the tags (I can remember most tags I need anyway.So PHP and Javascript are obviously the next ports of call once I feel I am proficient with HTML and CSS.How hard is it to understand the principles of Javascript and become effective in it?
I'm in need of a solution perhaps with javascript to pre cache my web page content. Which is basically 8 swf files. I need these to load into the browser prior to the page being served. I understand that the best solution would be with preloders within the swf files themselves but I've been through this already with flash developers and this has not assisted. I tested with an html code that reloads the page and that did the trick, but the problem was that the code went into an infinite loop reloading the page every time and I need a solution that reloads the page just ones, and I mean just reload and not refresh because I'm not looking for fresh content but the old content is what I need to stay in the cache.
I want to accomplish a nice and simple accordion menu using this HTML structure:
Code HTML4Strict:
And I'm using this JQuery code:
Code JavaScript:
This basically works, but when I click a particular menu item to expand it's submenu items, it basically hides all submenus items, even the active ones, but whant I need is the particular clicked submenu items to stay expanded. I guess this can be accomplished by a simple if statement or so.
I tried to load 1 html through ajax and javascript and it worked.But i want to load more than one and i cant.I thought that it would be a good idea to put the ajax files to the external websites and put the same load button.I tried this idea but it doesn work.I can only load one external website.
I have a jQuery script that loads and displays a small window on a mouse hover. I use jQuery AJAX to load the content on that window. Having that, I noticed that loading the response from php file (which does not have a php code, only the file has .php on its name) is slower than the same file content with .html name. I wonder if this is a common problem or there is some issue with my codes. I will post my code if needed (if that seems to be the problem).Note: I mentioned that there is no php code in the php file because I am only testing the performance currently. After it is developed, there will be (obviously) php code in it.
On the following page:[URL]I would like to load in content from an xml file, when the user clicks on one of the products from the sidemenu. The content will be an image and text for each type of headphone. I've been looking into it and I thought the best way would be to have 1 XML with all the content for each type instead of having one XML or one HTML for each type.
This is a really strange problem i noticed today when adding the last screen into my DHTML app. When i click on a button to hide all of the existing <DIV> tags, and to display the one that i want to currently use. It is doing this, but for some reason or another, it is only being shown for a brief second. and then going back to the main screen. I think this is very strange because there is no event present that should be triggering this to happen. There's not even any code to 'fall through' and inadvertently trigger this, as everything is in different functions.
So here's my code:
The first Javascript file (controls the visibility and hidden aspects of all the <DIV>s)
I also attatched the HTML and the 2 JavaScript files to this message.
I'm currently working on my portfolio website and would like to have information about my movie clips be retrieved from an XML document when a thumbnail is clicked. I am building my website in HTML and would like to retrieve the Xml using JavaScript.
Im loading a div of an external html (#right_in) into a div (#right) in my main movie this way:
Code: var toLoad = divobj.id+'.html #right_in'; function loadContent() { $('#right').load(toLoad);
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Is it possible to specify that the DIV has to load always at y=0, ie from the top? Because when I load another external div into my main div firefox keeps the latest position (if I scrolled before it loads the new page at that point).
When a webpage is calling a javascript function within the <body> </body> tags, is there a quick way to find the code for that paticular javascript function without having to manually search through every external script. I don't have access to the server so I need to find the code for the javascript function from the front end. If it helps you I am using firefox with firebug I also have the web developer toolbar installed.
I have got this great script from the JS anthology Figure 15.13 - folder tree menu. Basically a user clicks on a section link and all the subpages are shown for that section. It is ideal for an interactive sitemap on the homepage.
However, the problem is that when the home page first loads all the links are shown and it takes about 20 seconds for the menu to close up so that only the links to section pages are shown.
Any ideas for how to make only the section pages appear immediately onload?
I have a login button which takes the user to the login page. Now... this to me seems like a slow way of logging in. I would like users who have javascript enabled to click the login button. Instead of them being forwarded to the login page, I want the login form to magically pop up on top of the web page.
I can do this, I can creative a div, add the html and probably with a bit of trying - get the user to login. However I have a question. For maintainability, I want to have create a separate HTML file, how would I insert this into my page using Javascript?
Furthermore speed is crucial, is there a way to have this fragment load in the background on every page? I am not sure what would be best, i just don't want a second or two wait when the button is pressed. Basically - in short - how to I load this file fragment? What is the fastest way to do this?
Im loading a div of an external html (#right_in) into a div (#right) in my main movie this way:
var toLoad = divobj.id+'.html #right_in'; function loadContent() { $('#right').load(toLoad); showNewContent();
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Is it possible to specify that the DIV has to load always at y=0, ie from the top? Because when I load another external div into my main div firefox keeps the latest position (if I scrolled before it loads the new page at that point).
Ok, I have 3 external pages I am loading in three locations on the page. So, I have the following in the head:
function allfunctions(){ clientSideInclude('center', 'http://127.0.0.1/cgi-bin/blosxom.cgi'); clientSideInclude('right', 'http://127.0.0.1/right.html'); clientSideInclude('left', 'http://127.0.0.1/left.html');
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Now, this is great and each pages loads fine, but what happens is that NO javascript code will run. So, the right.html page has a few javascript commands and they do not load, same with left.html. Everything else loads fine though, I don't see what I can be missing.
Is there a Jquery method I could use to quickly parse a JSONP object, looking for an embedded object called "error" ?? If I were to do the following: jQuery.each(query.data.error, function(i,error){ //....} And there wasNO .error in the returned JSON, what should I expect to happen? Basically, I want to know if "error" is in the JSON and process accordingly.
Not entirely lost in the dark with jquery here, I've done quite a bit with it. The code pretty much looks like this... $('#created').hover( function(){ if(y == false) { $(this).css({'border' : '1px groove #dfdfdf'}); $('div#csite').show('slide',{ direction: "down" },500); $('div#sa').hide('slide',{ direction: "up" },500); }; }, function() { $(this).css({'border-style' : 'none'}); $('div#csite').hide('slide',{ direction: "up" },500); $('div#sa').show('slide',{ direction: "down" },500); });
The div sa is always present (its a sponsor logo). When hovering over a #created link or #parent site link, a div csite or psite comes up, (image representing parent site, image representing creator site). Making them work is no problem however I was wondering ow to change this so that when you are quickly moving from the created link to the parentsite the .hide and .show animation for #sa does not overlap, or does not fire otherwise they get in the way of each other...
I'm fairly new to jquery so apologies if this is a very simple question with a very simple answer, but I just can't figure out the solution. I have an overlay div, and when I close the overlay I want to remove the html inside it and then re-load it from the specified file. I have already worked out how to empty the div, but what I now want to do is re-populate it with the content from a separate file on my web server.
So what happens is that I have a page that uses a Javascript tab navigation div, named 'Tabber', working perfectly. Basically it picks up HTML tags with a specific classname and after the page is loaded it creates a small portion of HTML to create the desired effect. The problem is that it only does it after the page is loaded, which I am fine with it, but before that, the contents of that same div (that come from a SQL query) are not formated and the page just breaks apart untill the document is fully loaded (my current workaround is an overflow:hidden but...it is still ugly to watch), and only then it adjusts itself due to the right CSS propreties.
Now, it would be great if I could just have a loading icon showing up inside the div while the page is not loaded, so I can manage to hide that Javascript HTML injection process.
I need suggestion for this.After a particular option selection in my page,how to replace the rest of the contents of the same page with its response,and too making the select action invisible... can i do it using ajax wit html. for example,i have a select option,where for each option is attached a new set of objects,i want them to be loaded on the same page at run time,without page refresh...
I am building a sliding menu with .hover() and I have a series of three functions within handlerIn() and three within handlerOut(). If you quickly run your mouse over and then off of the hover area, without letting the animate() function complete, the handlerOut() functions don't fire correctly.
Here's the page: [URL]
And here's the code for one of the three (all three are the same): //image sliders $('#build-nav').hover(function() { $('#build-trans').animate({top:'180px'},{queue:false, duration:300, complete:
