I'm working on a project where I have to apply filtering as used on one table (using the jQuery datatables plugin) to a next table (which is using the picnet.table.filter plugin).
Now, I have been able to retrieve the values used to filter from the original table, and I have been able to put them as filterValues in the other table, but ..the table does not automatically filter correctly. I first have to press 'enter' (or add a space) to one of the values. when I do this, the filtering works perfectly.
My problem is, I want this filtering to be applied as soon as I open the page, since the heading of the table will be hidden, and the user is not supposed to have the opportunity to see or change the filter-boxes.
Does anyone know if there is an efficient way to simulate pressing enter using javascript?
Is there a way of simulating a mouseclick in a div from a keypress?
In other words, if I press 2, I want it to simulate me actually having clicked in the div <div id="jplayer_next2"><a href="#">next</div>
Long version (for anyone wondering "WHY?")
Using the jplayer jquery plugin:
For some reason (and after 2 days I've given up trying to find out) I can't seem to directly call the function which is defined right there on the page:
function playListNext() { var index = (playItem+1 < myPlayList.length) ? playItem+1 : 0; if( index > 0 ) { playListChange( index );
I have a website with a Login page (no username only password required), but at the moment it only works when you click Login after entering the password. How could i make it so that pressing Enter will do the same???? here is the full index.html file
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head>
Well I was wondering, I have a link with a mouseover function. All works great, but I realy want to have this function not with a mouseover, but when pressing the "enter" key.
So I see the same thing as mouseover but only now when I press enter.
I have a text box and everytime I press enter on it I get the form submited. How can I avoid that behaviour? I tried: for the text onKeyDown="donotsubmit()" Code: function donotsubmit { var keyCode = event.keyCode ? event.keyCode : event.which ? event.which : event.charCode; //alert(keyCode); if (keyCode == 13) { document.form1.submit()=false; }// if } But dosen't seem to work.
I am trying to make a textbox enter input by pressing the enter key, not just clicking a submit button. For some reason or another it is not working correctly for me. I found this snipet of code that works for me but I was wondering if someone can explain it to me. I get the basic of what it is doing, I just want to understand it better.
I am facing one problem when i am trying to open the outlook express through javascript.Here i am able to open the outlook express with all the data, but when i press enter on any line of the body if the message, it moves 2 lines.make it to single spacing. The code i have used is given below.
I have 3 button controls on my asp.net web page. This r html controls one of them I have set to default on form load. Using javascript how do I set the other 2 button to be clicked when it has focus & enter key is pressed.
#1. I have a div with a class set that displays a border. I would like to set up that class so that when my mouse goes over the div it would turn the border color to yellow by changing the class.
#2. I would also like to be able to click on the element and return its innerHTML.
I have gotten #1 and #2 working perfectly in FF using a combination of CSS :Hover and addEventListener.
For IE I am trying to put the mouse over the DIV and changing the class to a specialized classHover that I have created, and when the mouse is out it reverts back to class.
Problem is it seems like the attatchEvent is trapping every single object on the page. So I end up getting a border around my page, my div tag, my p tag inside my div tag and so forth.
I've written a small javascript library to help automate Ajax requests and the like. One of the things I want the library to do is display a "Please wait" indicator in the upper right hand corner of the viewport while requests are processing.
What I do is append a div element to the document body, set it's position to fixed and set the top and right to 0. This works great in Firefox and Opera, but not in IE.
In IE this element displays in it's normal position (at the bottom of the page) as though it has a position: relative or position: static.
I've seen tricks using css and things like height: 100% and overflow- yL auto, but these never seem to work when I try them programmatically. And because I may want to distribute this, I don't want to require that the end user go through any gyrations for ths to work.
Actually, I am building navigation menu in JS and have a problem with first page, when page loads for the first time.I would like to make ITEM02-SUBITEM02 active when page loads(applay some css, but this is no the problem).
I have a section of javascript that declares a global variable for a few functions, like this incomplete code
Code:
The above, in its full version, changes the text in a textarea. In my php code, if I include the above code above the textarea, it all works as expected.
The problem is that I may have more than one textarea - the number cannot be known beforehand. If I include the above before each textarea, the pointer gets confused as to which string belongs to which textarea since the global variables get redefined many times. In php, this would be a simple problem to solve with a mutildimensional array but, from what I understand, javascript doesn't have such arrays.
Someone can provide a solution that will allow me to use the same block of code over and over in the same file.
When I click the link, it works fine, but when I click the text, nothing happens. The click() event does get fired though, because when I put an alert in it (after "event.stopPropagation()"), it fires.
I could use a simple "window.location", BUT sometimes the link already has an event bound to it which returns false, meaning the link should not open in a new page, but for example in a dialog. However there's no way to find this out AFAIK.
I've recently transitioned from kubuntu to slackware 13.0. I find that although crossover could "run" a fully functional Internet Explorer session on kubuntu, there are all kinds of problems getting IE working correctly on slackware. (with wine or crossover). This begs the question: Is there a firefox plugin that would enable me to test javascript on firefox as if the javascript were on IE? If not, I'll be that I am not the only developer that could use such a feature.
I am looking for a way to simulate the actions of the hover (or mouseenter/mouseleave) whilst using the live method of binding (The items are dynamic). Is there a way to do this or will I need to use the 'old fashioned' method of unbinding and rebinding? I do not want to use a plugin.
I have this form that is supposed to mimic and excel sheet.
It has four input boxes next to each other. What I want to do is when all or some or the four input boxes are filled out and the user's cursor is focused on the last input cell, I want them to be able to press the tab key to insert a new row of cells underneath the existing row. The tab key should function normally for all other cells. Is this possible in javascript?
As the subject says it, is there a way to simulate a special keypress in JS ? In my case, on loading an HTML page, i'd like to set the cursor at the end of the input text of an <input type=text ...> object. focus() sets the cusor at the beginning Any idea ?