As a JS rookie I've managed to toggle specific backgrounds on multiple mouseovers. The code below does exactly what I want, but I'm not quite satisfied with the way it's done.The definite webpage will contain a lot of projectboxes, and for each project I need to add two functions in my script. Not very efficient. I'm looking for a single function which works in the same way, preferably making use of an array where I can add new projectimages.
Today my boss asked me to prepare him a function that would change table cell's background when a link inside this cell is clicked, and all others cells to default background.
To achieve this I used:
Code: function zmieniamy(idkomorki) { /* change all td's background white */ TD = document.getElementsByTagName('td'); for(i=0;i<TD.length;i++) if(TD[i].name=='zmieniaj') TD[i].style.background='white' /* change the color that we want */ document.getElementById(idkomorki).style.background="pink"; } Now that works only in IE and in Mozilla once I click a link inside a cell, then some other link - the first cell keeps its pink background.
I'm looking for a lightweight way to be able to switch between 2 divs on a page.
I have found various ways to do this online with jQuery, but none of which are able to handle multiple switches and make it extendable across the pages of my website efficiently.
For example I could have 12 - 15 individual elements on a page (All with same style) each with an option to switch content e.g. "Click here to do something" then once clicked "it would reveal something" (Within that element/<li> tag) - so it's element specific.
For example:
Code: <ul> <li class="box> Title
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But of course as it's element specific you have to associate each id together but you can't have two id="2" - as that won't validate.....
Looking around, a perfect example can be seen at: [URL]
And because it's CMS driven and will have multiple categories/pages, you can't list all the id's with the javascript, so it has to be portable/OOP (Is that the word?) so just a main identifier in the JS...??
Where you click to reveal code and it switches div, but only for that element, it doesn't effect anything else.
I know this does not work, but hopefully you can see what I am trying to do. Only the first value is tested, but I want all of them to be.
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Pretend there are like 10 more cases with more numbers with them. Currently this will only text to see if x is 0 or 42. How do I get it to test for the other numbers?
I made some twitter backgrounds for a small section that I'm adding to my website.
How do I make it to where users can install my backgrounds with the click of a button, so that they don't have to upload it manually? Here's an example of what I mean. At the bottom, it has something to where the user's twitter connects to the page and installs the bg with the click of a button.
I'm attempting to create a mini slide show of rotating image. I'm using jquery cycle lite: [URL] and png fix [URL]. I've used both before and don't seem to conflict with each other. However, in previous incarnations I was applying the cycle to a set of inline images. This time, I'm attempting to cycle through a set of DIVs using background images. [URL]. (See the image in the upper left with the colored border). As you can see, it works fine in Firefox. In IE6, it works, but the PNG transparency flickers on and off. In IE7, the entire image flicks on and off. Either with these particular plugins or another combination?
I've been searching for a while now to try to find a certain version of a mouseover script.
What I have is an image with multiple hotlinks and a seperate offimage. What I am trying to get it to do is whenever any one of the hotlinks are "mousedover" (6 seperate ones), a new onimage replaces the offimage.
Each hotlink has its own onimage that will replace the offimage until the mouse is moved off the hotlink; the onimage then reverts back to the offimage.
I haven't been able to find any examples of it, but I have seen similar things in the past.
I would like to know how I can have multiple functions on the same page. The idea as you will see is to have a pic on top of text and on mouseenter the pic is faded to show the text. I would like to have 4 pics with the same effect on the same page. Here is my code, it works great for one picture but not when I add the other 3:
I have been trying to achieve a multiple mouseover effect on some of my pictures within my web page.The first effect changes the picture within a table - works fine.The second effect should change the text within another table. - does not work.I am receiving the error message:'document.text' is null or not an object.
I need help with the script for multiple mouseOver Effects for my Menu Bar.However, that only does one mouseover effect. Can someone help me with this?
I was wondering if there's a way to get rid of the button, and make it so when the user opens the webpage, it automatically opens the multiple webpages.If that's not possible, I was also wondering if there's a way to make the button "click" on a mouseover, so when they move their mouse across the button, it opens the pages.
Highlighting a single Link on MouseOver with CSS or JS is simple. But now I have several Links spread over a table. If I have MouseOver on one of those links I also want to have a few of the other links also highlighted because they are related. How would I go about and do that?
The first effect changes the picture within a table - works fineThe second effect should change the text within another table. - does not work.I am receiving the error message:'document.text' is null or not an object.Here is the code which lies on my image:
I've been trying to teach myself Javascript to figure out this problem, but I'm apparently not learning what I need to.The objective is this:I want to have a div appear below my mouse when mousing over different parts of my website.I know how to swap out the background images, I know how to change the div's sizes... It's just that I'm using one div, and in order to get this right, I need it to be positioned in different places under the mouse each time the image changes.I've got a cross-browser mouse-follow worked out, I just don't know how to edit the "divvx" and "divvy" variables when I mouse over the "boxtest" div. Here is the code I'm working on, maybe I'm just missing something obvious?
The code below allows the user to hover over 1 object and it not only replaces the object but also shows an additional object between the buttons.It works great in Firefox, but does not in Internet Explorer.
standard mouseover commands are used in index.php <CODE> <a href="http://www.tiimes.ucar.edu/beachon/" onMouseOver="imgOn('img1')" onMouseOut="imgOff('img1')">
What trying to achieve is to have a div which when you mouseover a div and h4 within will change properties.This is working but when you mouseover the div and pass over either the border of the containing div or the h4 text the animate/fadeTo repeat again. Is someone able to tell what Im doing wrong? Also you may notice the function is effecting more than one container div at a time which is not what Im going for. Is there a way to seperate them like this or somehow?
I've tested across IE7,Firefox, Chrome, Safari and the only browser I experience this issue in is Opera. I have 3 icons at the bottom of the page (facebook, rainbow, charity logo) and on mouseover the whole site expands downwards (it's not supposed to do that). I've googled for reasons why it would do this but have found none. [URL]...
I have some function to Preload images and make MouseOver etc..
But when a put a Switch statement in one of my function (MouseOver), a receive an error on body load in my preload function.. did someone have any idea why ?
Here's my switch code :
function setOver(num) { var txt; obj = eval('document.getElementById("image' + num + '")'); obj.src = imagesHover[num-1];
I'm trying to install a menu for my website. I am using a script I found here: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/switchmenu.htm.
The code works great, but I would like to customize it slightly. Instead of being a vertical menu, I would like it to be a horizontal one, with all the main links at the top of the page, and with each link opening a horizontal sub menu beneath it.
I managed to create a horizontal list by changing the 'div' to 'span' and altering the HTML and CSS slightly. Now I have a horizontal menu that opens submenus when I click!
My only problem now is that instead of opening each submenu below all the links, it opens it below the link in question. So, for instance, let's say I have three links: Info, About, and Contact. If I click on 'About', it opens up a submenu under Info and About, and pushes Contact down to a new line below the submenu. If I then click on 'Info', it closes the previous submenu and opens a new one below Info, with About and Contact in a new line.
My JavaScript skills are pretty poor, so I was wondering if someone could help me identify where in the JavaScript I need to make changes so that the the submenus open below ALL the menu elements. Code:
This is my first time using the switch statement. I would appreciate your suggestion on how to do this properly. I am trying to get customer age which is (age) and compare it with the monthly rate then the text msg will display in the textarea. Also, I am having trouble figuring out how I can defined my monthlyRate in the switch or do I need to this outside of the switch? Code: }
