Want to swap multiple divs using onclick. Understanding of js is cursory. The way its set up now is when you click it hides a pre-specified div-this causes issues because you dont know which div the user is going to be on and if the user is on a different div then one specified it hides random divs. I want to hide the 'active' div. Heres the code. In head:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript"><!--
function HideDIV(d) { document.getElementById(d).style.display = "none"; }
function DisplayDIV(d) { document.getElementById(d).style.display = "block"; }
//--></script>
function descw() { document.getElementById("desc").style.display="block"; } function descc()
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This works, but I have a whole class of divs named select that need their own individual description divs. Id method is okay for one div apparently, but if I click on others it loads the first description div. What do I use instead? I tried getElementsByName and Atrribute and got an error.
Seems im moving on from the css forums to java (im scared). I am a keen learner but an absolute beginner to java. What i need to be able to do is. When a student clicks on a link in the main menu e.g number I need a something that can load the following two divs.
#contentwindow #three I already have jquery running on the page and all css is embeded for now if that is helpful. [URl]..
I need to build a page that allows users to ordinally rank elements (first, second, third etc.) and then add a numeric value to indicate the difference between each rank (3.2 or 27.8, whatever). I have a base ordinal ranking that I would like them to start from but I need the user to be able to move individual elements up or down to indicate the ordinal ranking.
Does anybody have a working example of something like this that I can look at? I can do the coding, but I am more interested in looking at the interface to get some ideas on a 'clean' way to go about it.
i have looked around all over the place for some code that will do this, but everything seems to fall short. i'm relatively new to js, but this seems like it would be one of the more simple things to do.
basically, i'm after an effect similiar to the "sign in" box at the top of twitter's pages - not the pop-up form, just the swapping images and background colors, etc. i have a couple of simple scripts that work, but only with simple text and not blocks of code - i.e. a div with a class containing some text and a small image.
all of the examples i have found involve swapping the div from a source somewhere else on the page, such as a menu or something similar, which is obviously not the same thing.
One first load, the category list is going to be a short list of the top 5 major categories. Each major category will have a sublist of 3 subcategories below it. Lastly, there will be a link labeled 'more' that when clicked, will toggle out divs and display a full category list. Lastly, all other primary categories will have their short list hidden as well, so you only see
the Primary Category followed by a 'more' link. Here's a crude example of what I mean. First block is 'first load'. Then the next block would be how it'd look if I clicked the "more" link below vehicles
My function: function swap_content(id1,id2) { var tmp = document.getElementById(id1).name; var theval = document.getElementsByName('primary_propertyp_id')[0].value; document.getElementById(id1).name =
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This is running through a PHP loop so it's making multiple divs and links for the secondaries. I am wanting to be able to swap out any of them to make them 'primary' this works for the first click, but after the first click it makes every div id and input name the same as the first that was clicked. It's also not working AT all if i click on the bottom link first, then a link above it. Top-down works, bottom-up doesn't..
Newbie here. I am seeking to swap out three images when rolling over one. Cursor hovers over one image - three new images, in different locations, are seen on screen. When cursor moves away - the images revert to "normal" state.
Image 1 - thumbnail - bottom right of screen When rolling over Image 1, three images change: Image 1 - to shaded version of the thumbnail Image 2 - main image center of screen Image 3 - text box image top right of screen
I have been trying to do some tooltips for a website and desperately wanted to learn something new and do that with jQuery.However, every time a mouse hovers over a tooltip, all hidden divs are shown, not just the one that supposed to. Here's my html:
How do I keep the red divs from building up (one under another) with each onclick event? I tested variations of removeChild(div) without success. Is removeChild(div) part of the answer and I'm just using it wrong or is there a better approach?
HTML Code: <html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function showHint(str) { if (str.length==0) { document.getElementById("txtHint").innerHTML=""; [Code]...
Suppose i have div which has a class called "suf-text", and there could be other class names like "suf-gang", "suf-hub" .. so on.. i want to trigger an onclick even on these divs. i actually don't know how to do it.. would following do?
I have a form with 3 questions and 9 hidden option divs. Questions are answered in radio form and it will be mandatory to answer each question. Depending on which radio in each question is selected, several of the hidden divs will display, once the "Get options" button is selected. Now the code I have already works fine (only tested in IE8), however I'm almost 100% positive that the Options() function can be truncated considerably. In the final form, there will be 36 individual permutations of radios and as you can see with the little example below, the function will get quite large.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html> <head>
I have a fixed size area.called a container tag.And based on selection of no of divs the area should divide into those many no of equal divs.And is there any other techinic to divide area by multiple divs or parts.
In short, I have a lot of divs with the same id and would like to change the background color without having to name them all differently. Is there anyway to do it?
On my site I have a news page, where users can read part of the news (trimmed with php) and then they click "Read more" to see the full news item. That item then comes up in a popup (using jQuery of course) and should be displayed. To get this to work I'm usingthisby including it like so:
This all works great with that one div. The problem is, my news will be coming from a MySQL-query via PHP in a while-loop and I need this effect applied to every single news item. What I tried is to do this:
how do I make this work? How do I make jQuery open only the news item I'm clicking on? I know it could possibly be done with (this) and maybe children() or something like that? But I'm totaly lost at the momeny, I've tried loads of stuff with the pieces mentioned above but can't get it to work and most times I just "break" the jQuery and the popup won't even come up at all.
I have a div with a height of 100 pixels.If the content is too much to fit in div, I want to show a 'Read More' link at the bottom.If you then click 'Read More', the div expands to full height so all the content can be seen and the link text changes to 'Read Less'.If you then click 'Read Less', the div contracts back to 100 pixels.I've found solutions that can handle the above situation, but I want to have multiple divs with the same class that all work independantly of each other.So I'd have the following HTML
I'm trying to piece together a little div which slides out and shows various links to sites like Digg, Reddit to share the story with. I've got it kind of working but when there are multiple divs on the page, named the same like in each article of a post on a Wordpress blog. Only the top ones work and the rest don't do anything...I'm trying to get it do something like the image => HereThis is an example I'm trying to get to work but the second "slickbox" div never shows
I'm trying to use nextUntil to select all the .cell divs between the .start-date and .end-date, the code works for the .cell's within it's .cal-container but if wont work over multiple .cal-containers.The code I have is$('.start-date').nextUntil('.end-date').addClass('fill-date');
I am creating a form. The form uses variable to show different divs. Like for example . If the user chooses state where tax will be implemented than it will update the div which contain total amount. Now the problem is I have 3 divs on a page and I want to update all of them accordingly. Like user select quantity as 500, state as florida. So I need to update 3 divs .. total cost, Shipping cost and quantity divs. Problem is they all r not inside a single div else I would have put tht whole div inside the response. So is there a way to update multiple divs?
Below id the ajax code I am using .. Code: function update_dockcontent() { var quantityval = document.HVAC_Cards_Form.Quantity.value; var BillingZip = document.HVAC_Cards_Form.BillingZip.value; var url = '[URL]'+quantityval+'&BillingZip='+BillingZip; if (window.XMLHttpRequest) { req = new XMLHttpRequest(); if (req.overrideMimeType) { req.overrideMimeType('text/xml'); } .....
Code for ajaxcall page is: Code: <? header("Cache-Control: no-cache"); header("Pragma: no-cache"); $total=($_GET[qval]*0.50); $shippingrate="50"; if($_GET[BillingZip]) { $total=$total+$shippingrate; }?> <p>Total Quantity: <strong><?=$_GET[qval]?></strong></p> <p>Shipping: <strong><?=$shippingrate?></strong></p> <p>Total cost: <strong>$<?=number_format($total,2)?></strong></p> I want to show all 3 of them in different divs.
I am trying when a user chooses an airline from dropdown seen here [URL].. that two additional drop downs appear for departing airport and arrival airport. I have coded it to work when one chooses American Airlines from drop down, but I need different departing and arrival airports to appear for the various a user may choose.
im not so good in javascript.I want to show multiple divs on select of a <option> box. So lets say there are 3 options.All works fine up to some point, when I choose lets say option 'b' first.. I get 2 divs. Thats good.. Then I choose option 'c' I get only one div. Thats good.But if I choose option 'b' again, I get 3 divs instead of 2 !! It shoudnt show the div from from option 'c'.
I will have a page with about a 100 or so different links and I would like each one to toggle the visibility of its corresponding hidden div.For instance, if I have a county 'Johnson' when it's clicked I would like the hidden div associated with that county to become visible. I would like to do this without having to write a different function for each one. Is there a way to do this easily?
Below is a solution I was given elsewhere but I couldn't get it to work.Most ideal of all I would like it to work with an image map, with each county having it's own set of stats to be toggled in.
<!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>[code].....
I've created an ajax function which retrieves comments from a news article. But if I am logged in I will also have access to an input field for posting comments. The problem / question is that if I use Ajax I can only update one div with the responseText? How would I go about updating another one where I want to insert my form field. Can I make multiple requests in some certain manner or do I simply create another ajax function updating it separately?
