Basically my question is, is it possible to fully justify text on a web page? I'm almost certain there's no easy way to do it with CSS or anything, so has anyone written a javascript code which like, works out string lengths and the space and thus calculates the exact spacings necessary to fully justify? Or is this just a massive headache which isn't worth the time needed to work it out?
View 2 RepliesDoes anyone know if its possible to left-justfy text in a <textarea>? I can do left justify with a simple style declaration, but can't find any reference anywhere to a left justify as can be done.
View 3 Replies View RelatedThere is many examples of PageLoader's etc. in the web, but I can't find a script like facebook (and many other sites) uses. When a link is cliked -> user stays at current page and get's "Page loading" etc. notice until the next page is fully downloaded.In other words; When I click a link (Internet Explorer), I get first "a white page" until next page show's ..I want, that the page does not go white at all, but current page show's until the next page is fully downloaded.
View 3 Replies View RelatedIm running js to do some color coding in a table, i tried adding the onload but its not working, can someone take a look ? I need this to run when the entire page is fully loaded and not before.
THE FUNCTION
var table1_column_settings = [
[32,40], // ito score - First column values more than 5 will be red, 2-5 will be yellow, less than 2 will be green
[11,12], // schedule
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I have an iframe on a page, i am using a javascript to resize the iframe so that there isnt a scroll bar. However, when I print the page, depending on the browser, different things happen. So far, Google Chrome is the only one that pulls it off... FireFox cuts the page off and doesnt print the last 3 paragraphs and Internet Exploder shrinks a portion of the text onto the right hand side of an A4 page and ignores the last few paragraphs...
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to .show() a div that contains a ...loading... gif before the page is fully loaded. On .ready Im going to hide it code...
View 2 Replies View RelatedHow do you know that a web page is fully/completely loaded in a browser. Is there any content length in a header or what else will let you know.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI am having problems calling a JS function from asp.net code behind button click after some code is ran. The first time the button is clicked and it calls the JSfunction the readyState = loading and it cannot find the element. The second time the button is clicked the readystate is complete and it finds the element.Here is the code behind
ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(Me.GetType(), "CC", "<SCRIPT language='javascript'>parent.abc('button1')</SCRIPT>")
and javascript
function abc(src) {
if (document.readyState == 'loading') {
alert(document.readyState);
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How can we show the image before the page is getting fully load.
something like page is loading. basically i want to show loading image before my whole fetched data's/images not comes or loaded on that page.
can anyone here tell me how can i do that?
Im want an image(Loading... image) to be displayed until the entire page loads fully.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a page that I click an edit button. Upon clicking the edit button, another page is loaded via ajax, and displayed inside a <div> tag. During the new page that is loaded, I am pulling some field's properties to see if they are filled in, and if they are, then make them a certain color. Currently, on slower internet connections, this PageLoad function will not work because the pageload function is ran before the page is actually loaded.
So, I am looking for a solution to check to see if the page is loaded, completely, then I want to run the PageLoad function. Here is the function from the click of the button that says "edit". This calls the page to display:
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I want the browser to wait until the web page is loaded then display it is there a way to do that?
View 12 Replies View RelatedI am making an project what's require load scripts after the page it's fully loaded, so i use an append and thats work ok, when you make clicks, selects, or other events but when i try to execute some script in the load event theres comes an error.theres my code of the page if anybody needs.
window.onload = function(){
var fncName = 'general';
chargeFnc('index', 'srcfnd', fncName);
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I am pretty new to jQuery and my programming skills are almost non-existent.
But I was wondering; is it possible to create something which will load a page (or php include) when the website has been fully loaded with a loading bar?
The reason why I want this, is cause I am building a website and it will have a ping (to severs) script, but it takes a "long" time to load (depending on the servers that are being pinged). So it can take anywhere from 2 or 3 seconds to 10 seconds (or even more). So it would be nice that first the website would be loaded completely and when that's done, it should load the ping script and show that it's loading with a loading bar.
Is this possible and easy to do?
function PopUpWindow(w,h,urla,v)
{
document.getElementById('h1').value=v
var popUpX = (screen.width/2)-w/2; var popUpY = (screen.height/2)-h/2;
var pos = "left="+popUpX+",top="+popUpY;
window.open(urla,'myPopup',"scrollbars=yes,width="+w+",height="+h+","+pos);
}
The above function is called by the following button click event
onclick = "PopUpWindow(390,500,'gal_rhinoplastyresult.html',photos1)"
where photos1 is an image array
which opens the bellow page as follows....everything is fine but no functionality in print i.e. window.print() not working.
I am finishing up creating a fairly complex page that is very rich in
DHTML. In addition to updating it self every couple of seconds,
various components on it support sync and async communication with
various web services.
The problem is that if a user tries to click on any JS driven content
before the page is fully loaded, it will not work properly since it
relies on many onLoad scripts that initiate webservices etc.
is there a clean way, to simply disable any page functionality before
it loads ?
other than explicitly enabling every control in window.onload() event.
I am trying to insert the following call into my page;
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It works fine in all browsers except ie(6,7,8) Internet Explorer can not open website. Operation Aborted. I understand it is caused by the jquery autocomplete function loading before the page / DOM has fully loaded. I tried adding Defer="true" to the script however this doesn't seem to work.
I am trying reload a div on a page with content from another page using ajax.I am able to do this but the problem is that I need to wait for the page (that I am sending an ajax request to) to finish inputing all the relevant html before it is shown on the page calling the ajax otherwise the re-load of the div will not be up-to-date.
(Here is my code)
$('.addbskt').click(function(){
$.ajax({
type: 'GET',
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I'm don't do Javascript that often and I have a function that is not working fully. The problem is that the first function Form1_Validator runs correctly, but checkTheBox() does not run at all. Its a form validation script. The first function checks that text fields are filled and the second checks to make sure that at least one checkbox is checked.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have simple piece of Javascript that enables/disables fields depending on input in others.How can I reset the fields to their original state using the reset button?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm having a small problem with JS drop down menu. The problem occurs only in IE6 and IE7 (surprisingly in IE8 everything works fine). The problem isn't big though. when you put pointer over drop down in IE, the drop down part loads 2/3 of drop down and in a moment loads other part. It's nothing big but is noticeable. If you have IE6 or 7 and any other browser you can compare it here: [URL]
var menu=function(){
var t=15,z=50,s=6,a;
function dd(n){this.n=n; this.h=[]; this.c=[]}
dd.prototype.init=function(p,c){
a=c; var w=document.getElementById(p),
s=w.getElementsByTagName('ul'), l=s.length, i=0;
for(i;i<l;i++){
var h=s[i].parentNode; this.h[i]=h; this.c[i]=s[i];
h.onmouseover=new Function(this.n+'.st('+i+',true)');
h.onmouseout=new Function(this.n+'.st('+i+')');
}
}
dd.prototype.st=function(x,f){
var c=this.c[x], h=this.h[x], p=h.getElementsByTagName('a')[0];
clearInterval(c.t); c.style.overflow='hidden';
if(f){
p.className+=' '+a;
if(!c.mh){c.style.display='block'; c.style.height=''; c.mh=c.offsetHeight; c.style.height=0}
if(c.mh==c.offsetHeight){c.style.overflow='visible'}
else{c.style.zIndex=z; z++; c.t=setInterval(function(){sl(c,1)},t)}
}else{p.className=p.className.replace(a,''); c.t=setInterval(function(){sl(c,-1)},t)}
}
function sl(c,f){
var h=c.offsetHeight;
if((h<=0&&f!=1)||(h>=c.mh&&f==1)){
if(f==1){c.style.filter=''; c.style.opacity=1; c.style.overflow='visible'}
clearInterval(c.t); return
}
var d=(f==1)?Math.ceil((c.mh-h)/s):Math.ceil(h/s), o=h/c.mh;
c.style.opacity=o; c.style.filter='alpha(opacity='+(o*100)+')';
c.style.height=h+(d*f)+'px'
}
return{dd:dd}
}();
I'm intrested in finding out if a client watched an entire video,and i was wondering if it is possible using JS or any other client-side language?and if not what would be the best approach?
View 3 Replies View Relatedi'm dynamically creating an iframe on my page. the source for that iframe is a php page that prompts the user to download an excel file. sometimes it can take a little while for this file to be built by php.
i need a way to determine when the php page in the iframe is completely done.
currently, this is what i have.
Code HTML4Strict:
<iframe onload="iframeLoaded();" src="report.php"></iframe>
the problem with onload is that it seems like it fires as soon as the page is even referrenced within the iframe...not completely finished.
I am loading some content dynamically using the .load() function in jQuery.So once the content is loaded, div#slider moves to reveal the new content. The div will move once all the text is loaded but not the images, which is fine. The images will be loading when the viewer first clicks on a.load-button.What I'd like to do is to hide the image until it is fully loaded into the cache, have an animated 'loading' gif as a background image, then BOOM, the image appears in one go with .show();I'm a little unsure how to approach this, since I'm already using the .load() callback function. I've tried using $(window).load(function(show image)), but jQuery dosen't like that.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have a text field (field1) already displayed on the HTML page. However, there's a link where you can add additional text fields to the page as well. When the link is clicked, the second text field is added successfully (field2), and when the link is clicked again, the third text field (field3) is added successfully. However, the third field does not add itself to the page, and the text for anything greater than a third field also isn't displayed after. This obviously means that my "fields" variable is not working right
<script language="javascript">
fields = 1;
function addMore() {
if (fields = 1) {
document.getElementById('addedMore').innerHTML = "<input type='text' name='field2' size='25' /> <span>Field 2.</span>";
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I'm having some problems with the bind contextmenu for images with Jquery. It works perfectly on some browsers, but for FF2 and some older versions of IE it is blocking everything.I have this on my main js script:
$(document).ready(function()
{
$("img").bind("contextmenu", function(e)
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