Popup Menu Disappears Onmouseover When It Shouldn't
Mar 16, 2010
On some pc's in IE my website shows disbehaviour with the popup-menu. When your mousepointer hoovers over the transparent border, the popupmenu disappears. Please check URL.... Perhaps if you visit the website with Internet Explorer you can see what I mean, but it might be showing good as well.The menu is made with very little javascript and mainly CSS. I discovered the begin of the cause: when I don't use a transparent color for the border, it works fine. Also when I remove the underlying image (the sky-image) and still use transparent color it also works fine. How can this be? Using Z-index for the popup-window/menu and give it a real high number won't work. I really don't see it. Ofcourse I want to keep using the transparent color and the underlying image.[code]
I needed a sidebar menu that, when a user clicks the <h3>, a submenu expands. When the user then clicks on a different menu item, the previous submenu disappears meaning only one submenu can be visible at one time.
Now the code I have at the moment (from jQuery forums) works. It now needs a bit more refining so that it works the way I intend.
When you first load the page, all of the submenus are collapsed which is a real pain as each submenu has 20 - 30 selections.
Is there a way to have them all hidden initially?
Is there a way to get an open submenu to close by clicking on the H3 title again?
Since the site is local only, I posted up a sample on my JSfiddle account.
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This one, which I also found on google, did what I wanted, but without the smooth slide animation. - [url]
When you then click on one of the H3's, it kicks into action and works great!
I'm building a drop down menu like [URL] or [URL] or [URL] the effect I'm trying to achieve is to have the top menu item showing a background image via css and create a stylized design with the sub-menu. Using CSS when I hover over the sub menu the background image of the top item disappears. So I'd like some guidance with javascript on how to keep the back-image while hovering on the sub menu.
I believe I found an accessibility issue with superfish. I have the "sf- menu" ul as the child of another list item. After tabbing through the entire sf-menu, it disappears. How might I fix this? This is happening in both IE and firefox. It is nested as follows. ul -> li -> ul sf-menu
So it took me forever but I finally found a floating menu that works with a horizontally scrolling page - but of course, there's still a little bug. View the page here: [URL]
As you can see, the more you scroll right, the more the menu "compacts" itself, eventually disappearing altogether.
You can view the code & script codes by viewing the source of the page.
I created a page using jquery to display library resources, based on subject area:Everything seems to work find in Firefox; in IE, however, on page load, there is a brief moment when the items that should be hidden appears briefly, then disappears...does anyone know why this would happen?Here is my code:
I have a simple mouseover menu using style.visibility property(hide/show). My question is how do I hide all menus other then the one I moused over? Also I have a onmouseover and onmouseout for the image that shows the menu when you mouseover it, how do I keep the image showing when moused over it and mousing over the menu that it shows?
I wonder if it's possible to implement a menu like the one ofcbs.com?Basically, when mouse over some of the menu items, a menu panel shows up with a few columns of links. The many panel disappears when the mouse moves out. I think it's quite neat and I'm hoping to be able to do something like that with jQuery.
I'm having a problem with .attr(). I will explain it whith code.I have this HTML code:
<p id="textoMarca0" onmouseover="muestraDialog('textoMarca0');"> this is an example paragraph </p>
[code]....
So now the onmouseover has again its value [the original one, copied by doing an alert($("#"+elem+i).attr('onmouseover')) when i disable the onmouseover event], but it doesn't work
I have a menu with a div displaying onmouseover, and hiding onmouseout, it works great except in IE if I click on the <select> tag, it triggers the mouseout event, interestingly enough the same does not happen when I click on a text field..
Code Example:
This is obviously not the real code, it's just to give you an idea, I don't think I can post the real code, cuz it's really long and complicated...
I'm using the prototype framework, and I'd like to keep it that way if possible...
Basically I'm going through and renaming div id's, etc to manipulate later in functions.I'm using jQuery's detach() which is working but for some reason my while (now for loops) are not working and providing me with bogus numbers.
Code: var arrayFights=[0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]; var counter = theBox; //where to start in the array //first change numbers larger than counter for(i=1;i<fights;i++){ arrayFights[counter] = i; counter++;
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 have a small textfield input and submit button. The user is required to input the prefix of their UK postcode and a dialogue boxpopsup saying basically yes or no. My problem is I have an array of postcodes, but if for example someone in Liverpool entered their postcode as L1 1AA, it would say 'yes' but if their mate who enterd in L12 1AA, it would still say 'yes' but it should say 'no'. L1 should be true and L12 should be false. Also to mix things up a bit. I have now been asked to creat a third 'if',if a user enters a code of JE (and then any suffix after ie. 1, 2, 3, 4 etc.), could this be made to say 'unavailable' or some sort.
I'm probably missing something simple here. I have this function called display:
function display(name3,office3,officePH3,mobile3,email3) { document.getElementById('viewer').src=('Location_Files/')+(office3)+('.htm') }
It's supposed to take 5 values and do various things with them. When I only had one parameter it worked fine, it took an office number which was the value of a listbox option and turned it into a path and then pointed an iframe to that path. Then I changed it so the value of the listbox option was 5 parameters separated by commas. Here's the listbox now:
You can see display is executed as "display(this.value)" so in theory it should take "test name,1656,phone,NONE,email" as its parameters and it should accept 1656 as the "office3" parameter. For some reason it's not working out that way, the function executes and the iframe changes but I get an unable to display webpage message like the path is broken. Can anyone see what I'm doing wrong?
I have a web page that tracks clicks on certain hyperlinks. I am using attachEvent() to attach to the document onClick handler, for IE browsers. It works fine, except that for about 1 out of every 6 clicks, I get 2 to 4 click events for a single click. I know this because each time the hyperlink is clicked, I write a record to a MySQL database. I write the record to the database by setting the SRC property of an IFRAME on the page, to a tracking script.
If I look at the database, for 1 out of every 6 clicks, I see 2 to 4 records for the same click event (occassionally as many as 6 records). They are at least 1 second and at most 7 seconds apart from each other.
I am trying to create an Image menu for a site I'm working on that is rather simple in essence. When the user hovers over a button I have the menu will move left or right depending. I have not got a great deal into it yet as I have become stuck, as I'm new I figured it would be easier to troubleshoot if I build up the program bit by bit.
[code]This works in most modern browsers: when my cursor hovers over the menu button the menu pops up because display:none is changed to display:block during the hover. This is great except for one thing, it does NOT work on IE6 and I need an IE6 solution that's not going to break what I already have here.My goal is to add the simplest possible Javascript that will make the above code work in IE6. I'm thinking that something like onmouseover and onmouseout would do the trick, but I don't know what the Javascript code should actually look like or where it should be placed. I'm really trying to keep the code to a minimum too, this is why I prefer to NOT use one of those pre-packaged solutions that fixes this and a dozen other issues with IE but that is relatively large. Small and simple, that's what I'm going for on this website.
This works in most modern browsers when my cursor hovers over the menu button -- but not in IE6. My goal is to add the simplest / smallest Javascript that will make the above code work in IE6 too. I'm thinking that something like onmouseover and onmouseout would do the trick, but I don't know what the Javascript code should actually look like or where it should be placed.
I am working on one project. The requirement for business is like one popup should appear while one menu is moused over. Actually that menu item is "ADDRESS", and client wants that once that pointer will come over "ADDRESS",one small popup will appear with address information and once the mouse pointer comes out of the "ADDRESS", that popup should hide. I need javascript code for this.
I have an imagemap, where I want a menu to popup on 'onMouseOver'. The menu is inside a <div>. Basically I want the menu to popup, and then hide it when the mousepointer leaves the menu 'onMouseOut'.
I've been searching after this for hours with no luck. I'm nearly there, atleast in IE, but it's flickering. I want to get rid of the flickering, and also make it work in Opera and Firefox.
the follwing code is not working with IE/NS/Mozilla winows....but it is working fine on Solaris Mozilla. I want a genric code which will work on both Win as well as Solaris (Popups should hide on mouseout). the code is :-
<SCRIPT> document.getElementById('myLayer').onmouseout=handlePopup; if(document.getElementById('myLayer').captureEvents){ document.getElementById('myLayer').captureEvents(Event.MOUSEOUT); }document.getElementById('updateValues').onmouseout=handlePopup; if(document.getElementById('updateValues').captureEvents){ document.getElementById('updateValues').captureEvents(Event.MOUSEOUT); }function handlePopup(e){ [URL] ..... Here myLayer and 'updateValues' are the objects.
