I thought I was so cool combining both this shopping cart with the double drop down menu, but now my menu isnt working and I can't seem to trouble shoot my way through it anymore. I am sure I am missing just one small part because the page loads fine, but when I select an option from step three where it says "select a subject" it no longer loads the options into the subsequent drop down menu which reads "Pages appear here" (at least I WISH they would appear there)
I want to try and make a menu using javascript and DHTML. I want the menu to be horizontaly placed on top of the webpage. When I move the cursor over it a popup menu comes up. Sort of like what you can find on the first page of Micrsoft.com near the top. But I want the menu to have a more transparent blue color. Is that possible? Also where would I go to find out how to do this?
I`m using superfish menu. Could you please help me out with it? I need to display also the third level on horizontal, not vertical as it is now. I used the instruction on superfish page so the second level uses now sf-navbar and now it is displayed horizontally. how to display the third level (tier) horizontally?
I currently have a couple old plugins (autocomplete 1.1 by Joern Zaefferer - json version, and datepick by Keith Wood) that do not work with 1.4.2, but do with 1.3.2. I'm wondering if it's possible to somehow force or modify them to work with the new version of jQuery.I know they both have new versions, and are now a part of jQuery UI, but I can't seem to get the UI versions to work. UI also seems more bloated than I need, for just a few functions.
I had a quick question about the function onmouseover you can apply to html. I have a slideshow at [URL] that I want to start when the mouse is moved over the images and to automatically flip through the images after this initial movement. The images are put on a delay in my separate javascript file. However, whenever I move the mouse over the image again, the slideshow jumps ahead. Is there a way to make onmouseover work the first time and then to not work every other time?
If I select one of the menu items the submenu appears just fine, my only problem is that If I point the mouse curser away from the whole menu the submenu is still shown, obviously if I click once with the mouse outside the menu the submenu disappears. So I need some kind of remove-submenu function when the mouse pointer is not pointing on menusubmenu....
im trying to make a sliding tab menu, The menu is already made with animations and such, however now im trying to integrate the menu with the Divs i have for each menu item. I really just need something to start me off.. Basically on click i want the current selected item and div to fadeOut to the left and the newly selected to fadein from the right..
Forgive the extremely basic question but I can't find something that addresses it. I have a navigation bar that is a series of list elements. I want to pop open a subnavigation bar when you mouse over one of the elements.
The slightly different thing about this one is that in the html the subnav div sits outside the main navigation div, ie they are not related. What I want to do is keep the subnavigation bar if you move your mouse from the main nav down to the subnav, and hide it again once the mouse leaves either the subnav or the main nav.
My problem is that any of the ways I can think of doing it, once the mouse leave on the main nav is called i can't stop it from going.[URL]...
This is a very basic question about jQuery usage (i'm not a professional at this at all). Basically, I have a menu (an unordered list), each of which refers to a table. When a user clicks on one element in the list, visible tables should disappear and the desired table appears.
I am trying to build my first interface using jQuery. I will have some icons on the page. When user hovers the mouse on an image, it should display a list of menu options (some more icons). Like:
I have a link that has an mp3 sound as its href:<a href="sounds/genealogy.mp3" class="track track-default"> this is a link</a>. Unfortunately, I also need that same link to go to a part on the site (href=#greenhouse) so that the sound plays on that part of the site.
I want to build a navigation list menu, that is called dynamically from recordsets called rec_product_categories and rec_product_sub_categories.[code]The 'category' field in product_ sub_categories links to the 'category_id' field in product_categories.[code]
I'll get to the hierarchy sensitive part next, but for now I need help making this even work with two top-level links. I'm building a left-navigation that's expandable. Click a little + box image to the left of a top-level section's link, and all the links to sub-sections within that section expand out, the + box image becomes a - box image, and clicking the - box collapses the sub menu links. The scripts below work so long as I just have one top-level section, but because they us an ID for the +-box image, when I add a second top-level menu item, the swapImage function no longer works. How do I make it work with a class instead of an ID? The JavaScript and HTML code is below:
I encoded the action = of my form using GET and I can't seem to get the property/value stuff from it using a JavaScript script I got from the web.
I want to create a trivia game where the user gets 1 question at a time and it keeps scoring until the end and gives a summary and I want to do it only in JavaScript (no ASP, PHP, JSP, etc).
I tried submitting the quiz page to itself using a query string to keep track of question # but no joy.
I can post code if necessary or is there a trivia game engine made for 1 question at a time instead of all on 1 page?
Anyway, I looked on Google at the query string issue til I'm sick of it. I found a Beatles trivia game but it was using frames and hidden JavaScript source files and that's too much work to try and figure out all of that. Code:
I'm trying to add a slideToggle to a paragraph in a Wordpress blog page. The following code works for triggering an alert, but when I replace the alert with the slideToggle, nothing happens.Here's the alert:
Taken right off a jQuery API page, inserting my own id names .The "#principles" is the id of a span of text just above a paragraph with an id of "p=principles".
I am calling a page which uses a jquery plugin(lightbox) which functions perfectly by itself, but whenever an ajax call is made and this page is retrieved the plugin stops functioning.
This is the line for using the plugin which i have stored in a .js file which is imported in all html files, but still it does not work.
I had help with the following script. But, it only works with specific ID, which I have to specify in the javascript code. If I wanted to have multiple sets of selection lists, I would have to duplicate the entire javascript block, which I do not want to do.
My question is, how can I make this script not have hardcoded IDs, and let those be declared where my onchange is? Is this possible? Code:
I came up with the idea of making the links in the back of the circle (i've got a total of 10 links), invisible and put a globe in the middle (as background) - making it look like the links in the back go behind the globe and comes back from behind it again. I've tried to do this myself with .this.style.invisibility="hidden";
I am really pressing on to finish this home page menu, and I'm trying to find out why this odd behavior is occurring. There is obviously some conflicting code in my CSS. You can see this odd behaving menu for yourself at productreview. The other thing I'm trying to learn how to do is how to get the 3rd and 4th level lists to appear on the parent item's hover.This is my JavaScript:
Is there anyway to make a vertical super fish menu drop left? I have positioned the menu on the right side of the page so, I need sub-menus to drop left. Is this possible?
what I'm trying to do is to have a vertical menu where one of the list items if triggered (click or mouseover are both fine) moves to the right and then slides down a submenu with other 4 lists items. I got this working while I was just trying this effect alone thanks to this script: