Raise Event When User Shy Away From The Present Page?
Apr 26, 2011
our requirement is client wants to know howmany users leaving the main page without entering data in the application page.at that time we need to show the css popup overlay. in the following scenarios overlay should pop up. 1)when user leaves the page.(e.g. type other address in the address bar).bascially user shy away from the browser. 2)clicks browser close button.
we will show one css popup overlay(not browser popup) and in the back ground main application will be greyed out.this overlay consists of some text fields and some buttons will be there and parallely in the back ground we will execute AJAX call. can we accomplish this requirement??is yes how?will it work in all browsers?my concern is how to prevent the browser from closing when css overlay comes up?
our requirement is client wants to know howmany users leaving the main page without entering data in the application page.at that time we need to show the css popup overlay.in the following scenarios overlay should pop up.1)when user leaves the page.(e.g. type other address in the address bar).bascially user shy away from the browser.2)clicks browser close button.we will show one css popup overlay(not browser popup) and in the back ground main application will be greyed out.this overlay consists of some text fields and some buttons will be there and parallely in the back ground we will execute AJAX call.can we accomplish this requirement??is yes how?will it work in all browsers?my concern is how to prevent the browser from closing when css overlay comes up?
our requirement is client wants to know howmany users leaving the main page without entering data in the application page.at that time we need to show the css popup overlay. in the following scenarios overlay should pop up.
1)when user leaves the page.(e.g. type other address in the address bar).bascially user shy away from the browser.
2)clicks browser close button.
we will show one css popup overlay(not browser popup) and in the back ground main application will be greyed out.this overlay consists of some text fields and some buttons will be there and parallely in the back ground we will execute AJAX call. can we accomplish this requirement??is yes how?will it work in all browsers? how to prevent the browser from closing(e.g.when user chooses browser X button) when css overlay comes up.
I'm using the following code to attach a method to the click event of my button. It definitely works, but unfortunately the click event happens on page load even though no one has actually clicked on the button. How do I prevent this? $('#btn').bind('click',etCategories());
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It would need to work like this: The user is presented with a catalgoue of images. They can refine this catalogue according to things like colour, type etc. The user chooses which images they would like to play with by adding them to their personal choices (e.g. with an 'add this item' button). In the next step the user is taken to a page showing all the items added to their personal list, which they can then drag and drop around the screen. The user can then save/share their 'creation'.
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My goal: User clicks "Save As HTML" button which triggers jquery to copy the source of the page and present it to the user as a mypage.html download. My fall back approach will be to open a new tab with just the desired html and instruct the user to manually "File -> Save As". However, this is very undesirable and I would like to find a solution to fulfill the goal above.
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var body = document.getElementsByTagName("body"); alert(body); body.addEventListener(mouseDown, myHandler);[code]....
But the event handler is never called. I can't even seem to get access to the body. Is the body tag the wrong place to be assigning the mousedown handler? I'm trying to make this code work correctly in both IE and firefox.
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I am currently using the following code;
Code:
This works the first time I go to the site and if I refresh a page. However, if I use my on site navigation to switch between pages the div simply uses the height variable defined within my CSS (this needs to be here for users with JS disabled)
Does anybody have any ideas on what the problem might be. It's as if the script is only executed the first time any page on the site is loaded, but then not again.
i have a link and just beside an image. when my mouse is over the image, it displays a <div> that covers the <a> (link). Basically the link and image should perform the same action (display a hidden div).
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Add A User [No duplicate Users] Modify A User Delete A User
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i know this is done with a if/else state like this:
if (condition) { code to be executed if condition is true
[Code].....
how to add the condition for the variable text and to specify the css file.
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The Javascript for my menu (in the head section): <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- var timeout = 200; var closetimer = 1; var items = 0; function dropit(id){ canclcls(); if(items) items.style.visibility = 'hidden'; items = document.getElementById(id); items.style.visibility = 'visible'; }function mclose() { if(items) items.style.visibility = 'hidden'; } .....
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