With the following code I can change the mouse pointer. However, if you click in Mozilla (with IE it works perfect) on 'Show hourglass' the mouse pointer changes only if you move the mouse at least on pixel.
<html> <body> <script type = 'text/javascript'> function show_hourglass() { document.getElementById("my_href1").style.cursor = "wait"; document.getElementById("my_href2").style.cursor = "wait"; }
I have an animated main menu that uses slideDown() to show the sub-menus, triggered by the .hover() event on the parent. There's another animation on the home page that uses jCarousel to rotate the items in a <ul> every three seconds. Whenever a hover event on a parent menu item coincides with the animation trying to load a new frame, the menu freezes until the other animation is loaded. As common as animated menus are these days, I can't believe I'm the only one who has ever come up against this problem.What I want is for the menu animation to take precedence no matter what, but I understand that JS has no "priority" feature (not being multi-threaded)
I want to use dreamweaver with javascript to do a litter project in which I want to move value "Saleman" from drop-menu 1 and value "Billy" from drop-down 2 to a list box. The result should be as follows:
dropdown 1 Manager Salesman (to be selected) Cleaner
Or maybe is there another solution ? --of course the file small.html will be different for each link on the page, that's the job of the showPop() function-- I want my site to be visible by as most browsers/platform as possible.
Im trying to make two sets of drop down menus for a date. Lets call the first set of drop downs Birthday. Birthday would have a drop down for months and a drop down for days. The second set would be called Graduation date and would have a drop down for months and a drop down for days. When you click on the months drop down menu and select a month in the listing, the days drop down automatically fills in how many days are in that month. The trouble Im having is when I have just Birthday on a page, it works with the javascript. But, if I try to put Birthday and Graduation date on the same page only the first set of drop downs on the page work.
I tried naming each separate "select id" and it's corresponding function in the javascript, but what ends up happening is the first set of date drop downs work on the page but for the rest of the date menus, only the "months" work and the days do not populate.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html> <head> <title>Untitled Document</title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> [Code]...
I am creating a form containing two drop down menus. The second drop down changes every time a user change the selection on the first drop down. So, I have this line below:
The problem is when a user (in this case me) is using an iPhone's Safari, when he hits "next" button on the first drop down, it does not change the content of the second drop down. But when he hits "previous", then "next" again, the selections get updated afterwards.
In a shorter sentence, the event listener does not work on the first hit, but it works on the second hit. What am I missing here? What steps do I need to add?
I'm trying to set up what will efectively be a series of vertical submenus based on pre-existing buttons which each one activated by a mouseOver command. Does anyone one know where I can find a good script for that?
[URL]...- site i am working on my drop down menus do not show up. they seem to be trapped in the menu box.please look and see what i mean. i feel like this is a CSS issue.
I found this perfect javascript for creating dynamic connected drop down boxes. This script works fine but there is just one thing I want to add but unfortunately I'm not familiar with javascript enough... I want to display small images when an item is selected from the second drop down. An image should be assigned somehow to each selection from the right hand drop down menu in the code and when someone selects something from the list, an image should be displayed next to it automatically.
I have a jquery statement that enables or disables a button depending on whether a checkbox has been selected in a grid. This works fine in firefox but in IE the button is still displayed as disabled after checking the box. When you move the mouse pointer over the button is instantly becomes enabled. Showing an alert dialogue also makes the button display as enabled. Is there anyway to force IE to refresh the button display after running the statement?
On this page:[URL]..when you hover over "Informationen" and "Über uns" you get sub menu shown. When you move mouse away it hides. Normally i have problem with jquery making queue for every single hover i make, and then i just keeps on animating all those hovers. I tried to implement stop() but just cant get it to work properly.
When a user pushes their mouse down on a DOM element I want to allow them to move it, so I would like to setup an on mouse move function. The code i have is:
In website i am having popup window.Whenever refreshiung the page popup window will come Its working now and i want to move that popup window based on the mouse movement can anyone give some sample code for this
Actually my requirement is when i move my mouse on the link, One alert box shoulb be appear and it will count how many times i move on that link. I already written the code in javascript but it didn't reach to my requirement.code...
I'd like to make it possible to move the background of a site by clicking and dragging it with the mouse. So far I've only found flash solutions and I'd really rather not use flashIf anyone knows of any jquery code that is somewhat similar
I am wanting the user to move their mouse over a word and a description should appear. Like this: [URL], move your mouse over copyright symbol, which is down in the right hand corner of the photo. Could someone please tell how to do this? I know this would need JavaScript, but not sure what to search for in a search engine.
The problem i have is when i try to move my mouse down too the menu that slides on mouseover. The moment i remove my mouse from the menu it moves away again(just like i made it).
So my question is: can i make a div that pauses all script? That way i could do that with menycontent and force the menycontent to show.
I'm trying to make a simple page where I can move a div around by hovering the mouse over the different links. My problem is it wont stop once activated.
This makes it impossible to check if the left button is STILL DOWN.
Say you have a drag and drop routine and drag an object (or at least the mouse pointer) out of the browser window, and then release the left mouse button.
Because the event happens outside the browser window, mouseup won't fire (it does under IE). So if you drag the pointer back inside the browser window there is NO WAY of knowing if the left button has been released.
In IE, you can at least use mousemove's event object to check whether the button =1, but in FF it returns zero both for left button and no button!
I can see no way out of this.
Try walterzorn's excellent drag and drop at www.walterzorn.com. Take the mouse pointer to the top of the screen under FF,release the mouse button and then go back into the browser window. Result? The script still thinks the mouse button is pressed.
i got a video page, which has images in it, each image is a link to a different video, i want to make it so when 2 lines of images reached, there'll be a button named Next (or anything, doesn't matter) to lead to the Next page of images, note that i want only the part iwth the images to change while using those buttons, not the whole page,the images are built in this way :
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.