Is it possible, that when I click and hold down my mouse button inside
a div it will scroll depending on which way I move my mouse? What I'm
after is a bit like the hand tool in photoshop when you are zoomed in.
My users are requesting that when they goto my search page, that the cursor already be blinking in the keyword field. Currently you have to click in there with your mouse. Is there an easy way to do this with PHP or even HTML?
I would like to change cursor to pointer when mouse is over li element and it works until mouse gets over input or label element. I want to have pointer alse when mouse is over label or input in li elment.
I'm trying to build a simple "teleprompter" type web page for use on my tablet PC. I have the page constructed so that the words appear inside a div of fixed height, overflow hidden. I would like to have a simple "play button" along a fixed top menu that starts the words scrolling up inside the div below. I'll need to be able to hard code the speed of the scroll for now. I really don't know where to start on this one... it doesn't need to be complicated... just needs to work on the javascript-capable browser of an android-based tablet.
This supposed to be simple, but I don't really know jQuery in order to implement this the proper way.All I want is to create a div with some text inside. The div will be overflowed some text will be visible.So all I want to do is to create to small links "up" and "down" so when the visitor clicks on then the text scrolls up or down. like this effect hereI tried to do some search ... but all I find are plugins and scrollers to create carousels or so
Is it possible to have an iFrame set at 100% so that you will not need to scroll up or down inside the actual page? I have been searching for a while now and one thing to note is that the source file is from another web site (with permission) and is https on an http page. The code works fine but I cant seem to get the 100% height.
i have a div of height 500px and width 800px. i have set it as auto on over flow and usually i have 500 records displayed so it scrolls. lets say i trigger an even on row number 478 inside that scrollable div and that event causes a page reload, can i go back to that same position in side that div? how?
To synchronize the vertical scroll of the following "left" and "right" divs only when the beginning and end of each "blahN " div is reached inside the left div. Both divs have a finite height, which basically insures that the scroll bar will be present. The left div outputs text-based content from various database procedures while the right div outputs images corresponding to the text. The text is nothing more than pages from the website and as you can see inside the left div, each is encapsulated within a subsequent div with an incremental class (i.e.- "blah1", "blah2", and so forth.) When one scrolls through each "blah" content inside of the left div, I would like the right div to output the image that corresponds to the text (again, this data comes from the website through previous transactions.) Here's an example: John Doe comes to the website and starts reading the various pages listed inside the left div.
There might be 2 pages loaded inside the left div, or, there might be 20, but in any event, when he loads the entire page containing all this, the first page will be displayed along with the first pages' image. When he scrolls past this first entry (page) inside the left div, the corresponding image related to it inside the MySQL database is then output as well over in the right div and so on with every other "blahN " piece of content. Right now, the jQuery I'm using has synchronized both divs to scroll at the same time, regardless of specific waypoints that might be reached per-scrolling.
Here's the basic markup I'm using right now:
<div class="left"> <?php foreach($obj->field_page_objs as $k1=>$v1){
[code]....
few other websites and the responsiveness has been minimal-to-nonexistent. I'm sure this is because of both how I've explained the problem combined with the overall difficulty (or niche-ness) it introduces. In any event, I apologize beforehand if this carries over into this website.
i have 1 div with scrollbars and another div with a table inside. when user scroll horizontal bar in div1 i want application to scroll the table header from the same amount of pixels and in the same direction. i did not find anything under jQuery about that.. :-(
1. how can i detect in which direction the scroll is done (to the right, or to the left) ? 2. how can i determine how many pixels this scrolling is about ? 3. how to scroll the table header (table tag or th tag) from the same amount of point ?
i found just scrollLeft for now and i'm not successful to use it
how to make an image/text to scroll as the user scroll the page also? for example if the user scrolls down image/text also scrolls down and when the user scrolls up image/text also scrolls up..
I've been searching for about 3 days on this topic. I'm trying to get a template field inside of an ASP.Net detailsview control inside of an ajax updatepanel to work with the jquery datepicker. Very frustrating! I'm using VB with VS 2010. I can get the datepicker to work fine with a simple text box inside of an update panel but when I put it inside of a detailsview control it stops working.
var obj = {}; with(obj) { var x = 10; } print(x); print(obj.x);
It prints 10 and undefined. Here, one could expect that obj.x get the value 10. But it's not the case, because variable declarations are placed at the start of function code (or global code), so the previous code is equivalent with:
var obj; var x; obj = {}; with(obj) { x = 10; } print(x); print(obj.x);
You can clearly see now that x is placed in the outer context. But consider the next:
var obj = {}; with(obj) { eval("var x = 10;"); } print(x); print(obj.x);
I was expecting that obj.x would get the value 10 here. But no, it gives the same output as the previous code. I tested it with spidermonkey, kjs and ie jscript. Looking at the ECMA spec, I could not find anything that describes that behaviour. Code:
and the mouse is hovering over the word "fox". Using javascript, is it possible to determine the word under the mouse *without* introducing additional elements such as an anchor?
I have a problem changing the cursor type with javascript. I have a button with an mouseover effect (change of color and cursor type). It works fine in Netscape 7.x and IE 6.x but not in IE 5.5 I'm using the following script:
function change(element,mode) { if (mode=="in") { cursortype = 'pointer' colorval = '#FF491B' } else if (mode=="out") { cursortype = '' colorval = '#F47240' } element.style.cursor=cursortype; element.style.background=colorval; }
The error I'm getting with IE 5.5 is "cursor type not defined..." or something but the pointer is supposed to work even with IE 4.x
I'm writing some stuff where I wish to allow the cursor keys to control elements in a page. This has not been a problem except with Safari which appears to duplicate the keydown and keyup events which are fired when the cursor keys are pressed. I.e. pressing and releasing say, K, results in one keydown event followed by one keyup event. Press any of the cursor keys results in two keydown events followed by two keyup events.....
I'm probably just blanking today, but, how can I find out what type the cursor currently is? Is document.activeElement.style.cursor the way to go on this? But that's only for IE, right?
I've got the following html code for a button - how can I get the cursor to turn into the hand shape when the mouse is over the button?<INPUT NAME="btn_cancel" TYPE="button" VALUE="Cancel" onClick="cancel_button_click()";>