I have this problem.i want the user of my page to only click the link with the right mouse button and open a word document using the open in new window option.if he clicks on the left button i should prompt an alert message till he clicks the right mouse button ..i just want to write only a FEW lines of code.the code needs to written inside the <a href></a> tags.
I have found lots of example of right click menu's about but i was wondering if it was possible to have it display one of the right click menus on left clicking a <a href link possibly more than 1 in the same page. I have tried just simple voiding the values with the onclick and lots of other ways with no success.
The main frame contains two frames 'top' and 'bottom'.
Now I have an iframe inside the bottom frame. And it is linked to an external website. However, I wish to disable clicking on any of its links (both right and left) inside the iframe.
I have a program where I will get Terrain coordinate values x and y in a pop up with left mouse click event hovering in a 3D window like google earth. I want to store those values in an array.
Is there a trigger in JQuery that occurs when the user either:1 - clicks the left mouse button and moves the mouse upOR2 - clicks the left mouse button and moves the mouse down?mouseup() and mousedown() are only for clicking the button. I need a trigger that includes both the left mouse click and movement of the mouse up or down occurring simutaneously
Im trying to build on a script that I found on the internet and modified to my needs.urrently there are three images on the left, which, when clicked, change the image on the right depending on which of the left images was clicked.Simply, when you click the whisky link on the left you see a bottle of wiskey on the right. Here is my script:
Code: <SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript"> function switchImg(i){
I have seen a website that has a great image zoom function and would like to be able to add this function to my website. I'm afraid my Javascript isn't very good. where I can get a script to do this or how else if there is some free software that could do it? The webpage is: http:[url].....On this page if you click on Zoom on the left another image comes up on the right and when you mouse over the square on the left image it zooms the right image.
I cant really figure this out, the only thing i could see messing it up is the javascript:void(0) inside the anchor link but since there is a double click function and a click, it should only be one click.I put autoOpen which i think is also causing it, but i did that so theuser can open it, close it, and open it again so the delay "double click" is saying for the first time initialize and then the second click is opening?? if so how do i get around this?
HERE IS MY JQUERY $(document).ready(function(){ $("#pro_edit_profile").hide();[code]....
There is a checkbox on a form page, when you check it, a div will become visible with some extra inputs needed for that situation. To simulate this click on the checkbox external, I use click(). With jquery files 1.4 and lower this works properly and like expected. When using jquery library 1.4.1 or higher, something does not seem to work properly. Sooooo, the code:
Somehow I managed to get this thing 'sort of' working with 1.4.1 or higher. But the code to accomplish this is absurd. See functioncheckTheBox4Plus() on line 8. It works :) but shouldn't.. Or is it the other way around?
What I wanted was to get rid of offsetLeft and use "proper" way instead....but when I do:
document.getElementById('someDiv').style.left; I keep getting empty string, unless I first set it manually (in CSS or js) to some value...
if that is intended behavior(that is if I haven't f***d up something :) in my code), and there is no offsetLeft property in W3C recommendation, what is then "standard compliant" way to make browser calculate coordinates of some tag on the page???
I want to do the following using JS: when you click a link, the window resizes to 100% height and aligns to the right + it opens another window that is 100% height x 300px width and aligned to the left.
This makes two windows one next to the other, occupying the whole screen. I want to do this to put links of bookmarks on the left window used as a navigation window. Can some one give me a script that will do just this ?
I need to set a divs margin-left value into a var, ive tried a few different ways and i always get undefined. Ideally id like it without the px too but thats not essential.
Hey just a quick question... I have something centered on my page (its a table). How can I align something to the left of what I already have centered?
I am trying to move the div to the left once the Quick Question is click. This works but I would also like it to return to the previous position on close, which is not working.
Script --------------------------- function moveX(obj, pos){ if(document.getElementById){ var elem = document.getElementById(obj);
Any one have a way to determine the left pixel position of an element on a page (such as <input ...>, given a fixed value was not supplied originally. This needs to be done dynamically so several elements can be aligned by setting their css left values. Jquery is available if that is of any use.
I have a bit of code that works perfectly for me that expands/collapses a div without any animation from top to bottom. I'm looking for the same exact code that lets me expand/collapse from left to right. I've done my due diligence and have search many forums with limited luck (I've only found one that is animated that I can't turn off the animation). Can someone point me in the right direction to code that does exactly the same as what I've posted below except from left to right?[code]
I have a footer that is appended to all of my web pages as an include. The pages are different lengths of course so that location of the div in pixels from the top of the page changes with each page. I need to access the location of a div within this footer for reasons I won't go into. The footer may of may not be nested inside other absolute divs, depending on the page.
This:
var obj = document.getElementById('BottomMenuDiv'); var xlocation = parseInt(obj.offsetLeft); var ylocation = parseInt(obj.offsetTop);
will give me the location of the div inside it's parent div. I would like to do something like this:
to go all the way to the top of the page. (Or is there some way to get the divs absolute position without going through it's parents?) What would be the syntax to do this?