I understand that the onchange event occurs when the value of a
form element changes (and after the element loses focus).
But what about the case where the value of a text box (for example)
is changed from a javascript function? Is an onclick event triggered
in such a case? I find that this is not happening in IE.
Is there something that will update as soon as the user changes information in a textbox as appose to what onChange does, which is update once the focus has been taken off of the textbox? I am writing a custom cart and I am using AJAX to update the price according to how many they are ordering, I was hoping to have it update the price as soon as the user put in the volume, but it doesnt update until the user clicks somewhere else on the page.
View 3 Replies View RelatedCan I target the element and base an onChange outside of directly calling it in the element tag?
Due to the nature of my script, the best I can do is wrap a tag around the element.
example of what I am trying to do
Code:
<script>
document.form.field1.onchange = function();
<script>
And if this might work, can I call it in the head or must it come after the element.
I have Fancy Box running on this page. You'll need user: admin and password: pass
I just installed it and to my amusement/bemusement now ALL the links trigger fancy box. What do I need to add to isolate the trigger?
I'm combing two scripts work fine in their own The combined script only has one onkeyup event. Everything works as expected until I enter something in the input box that's produced by the only onclick event in the script.
Here's my work. Why doesn't the onkeyup event work?
HTML Code:
I am trying to make a 500 x 500 window pop-up when someone clicks a link for a coupon. But I can't seem to control the size regardless of the values. Here is the function:
HTML Code:
function popupWinCoupon(url, width, height) {
popup = window.open(url,"popup","width=500","height=500");
return false;
}
I also have this at the point of the anchor tag where it is clicked:
HTML Code:
onclick="return popupWinCoupon(this.href,500,500)"
Unfortunately the window repeatedly opens up at about 350px wide and 700px tall.
I'm combing two scripts work fine in their own The combined script only has one onkeyup event.Everything works as expected until I enter something in the input box that's produced by the only onclick event in the script.
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I am loading Jquery tab using Ajax. The loaded tab contains a button for saving data. When i Load the tab more than one , the method for save is executing(triggering) more than one.
View 9 Replies View RelatedCould anyone shed some light on why this might not be working? Nothing happens when I press either the left or right key... Well, I have put an alert screen in there that does work - the problem is that I want the a#previous_link to be followed, but nothing happens!
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I'm playing with jQuery and I'm having a problem with this code; Problem: trigger a pluggin that gets called from .click(function(){};
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I don't know Jquery/Javascript too well at all but I can look at this code and see its pretty simple..
jQuery Panel:
$(document).ready(function() {
// Expand Panel
$(".open").click(function(){
$("div#panel").slideDown("slow");
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but I dont know how to give Panel code the name "contactPanel".. so this is where I'm stuck. how do i do this? also I have a "Open Contact Form" at the top of the page but I want to put a contact link at the very bottom and after the link is clicked i would like for the website to scroll up before the panel drops down.. is that possible?
I have HTML code that reads:
Code html:
<div onClick="javascript:update_status();" class="profile_status" style="cursor: pointer">
<!-- my interesting profile status update here -->
</div>
What's interesting is that the javascript function update_status() fires in Firefox when I click the div, but in Safari it does not.
I've spent a good while trying to solve this on my own with no luck. The .blur jquery event I'm trying to use isn't firing and I can't figure out why.My entire JS file:
Code:
$('#unitOneRent').blur(function() {
alert('**** yeah!');
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I am currently learning jQuery and am setting up a site which sells T-Shirts. The products page lists the same T-Shirt in 3 colours:
iMMAculate HTML Prototype / 10.05.11 / Product 1
When the user clicks on one of the colours, e.g. Charcoal, the page loads with the hashtag on the end #Charcoal, so:
iMMAculate HTML Prototype / 10.05.11 / Product 1
Currently I have the page set up so when the user clicks on one of the colour swatches, it loads the images and the colour name onto the page. However, what I would ideally like to have is for the page to load the relevant colour images and h2 span (colour name) that is generated in the URL sorry does that make sense?
I'm using a simple window.close script on a link, but when I click on the link my browser pops a message asking "are you sure you want to close this?".
Is there anyway I can make it not do that?
<a href="javascript:window.close();">Close Window</a>
I have made many forms that trigger with the onblur event on text boxes, and I want to make it posible to trigger the same events when I hit the enter key but without loosing focus (I know I can call the blur event and trigger the onblur event but I don't want to loose focus). By the way Iam using prototype.js .
View 3 Replies View RelatedI wish to dynamically add a menu, and then trigger an event when the menu changes.Can anyone tell me why the following doesn't work?
$("#mySelect").change(function() {alert('#mySelectchanged');});
$("#myID").html('<select id="mySelect"><option>one</option><option>two</option><option>three</option></select>);
I've noticed I can bind and trigger events on objects that are not DOM elements. However this appears to be an undocumented feature, as the docs explicitly refer to the "DOM element" when discussing things like event.currentTarget. Is it safe to depend on code like the example below working in future jQuery releases?
var thing = $({hello: "world"});
thing.bind('bounce', function(e) {
alert('Boing! '+e.currentTarget.hello);
});
thing.trigger('bounce');
I have some simple code to make a link open on page load. When the code fires it shows the alert 'clicked' but then nothing happens. The url is generated with APEX and if i click the link on the page physically the alert fires and the page redirects to the linked Url. Why isn't the click event working?
jQuery:
$(document).ready(function(){
$('.myLink').click();
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I want an action to fire ONCE on mouseenter. How do I keep the action from repeating ad nauseum?
It's a <td id="cap"> with an image. An alternate <td id="capB"> placed on top of it (via z-index) is supposed to momentarily become display:inline and show its image, then goes display:none again and the original <td id="cap"> becomes visible again until mouse goes out and re-enters.
But the problem is, my script keeps refreshing and thinks it's repeatedly a genuine mouseenter, so the whole thing triggers endlessly.
How to I stop the action's repeat unless a real "user made" mouseleave and mouseenter occurs? I've tried using .stop( ) but no matter which two boolean parameters I enter for it, it doesn't help.
My current code looks like this. This causes non-stop flashing of the alt. td element.
$('#cap').bind('mouseenter', function( ) {
$('#cap').hide(
1
,function( ) {
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Is it possible to trigger a function that fires when an item is selected from the autocomplete box?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI built a small JavaScript file that does some HTML and CSS manipulation when you hover over any tag with a certain class. It works great when running on the same server, but if I try to use the JS as an external script, the hover event isn't triggering. Here is my external JS file code:
$(document).ready(function() {
alert('i work inside');
$(".start").hover(
function (e) {
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I need to be able to trigger (open) a select list when I click on adiv.I would love something like this to be possible:
<div onclick="$('select[name="menu"]').open">Click me</div>
<select name="menu" style="display:none">
<option value="option1">Option 1</option>
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Am I the only person who finds wildly wrong the jQuery behavior of handler invocation for native events on state-changing elements like check boxes and radio boxes?Specifically, when the user clicks a check box or a radio box, the state of the element is changed and then the handler is invoked.However, when I call"click()" on the elements, the handler is invoked *before* the element value is updated. That makes it pointlessly difficult to write handler routines that need to look at the value to know what to do.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am trying to create a simple HTML table with the squares of numbers and for some reason the loop is not triggering.
Code:
<table border="1">
<tr><td><h2>Table of Squares</h2></td></tr>
<tr><td>
Number
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When I run the page all that comes up is the start of the table that is written before the script executes. Also is there any way I could use a debugger to catch this on my own? I tried the firefox debugger but it didn't catch anything when I ran it through, maybe I was just doing it wrong.
I want an event to be triggered when I use left and right arrow buttons like this:
Code:
$(document).keypress(function(e){
if (e.keyCode == 39 && key_pressOK) {
e.preventDefault();
$("#next").trigger('click');
key_pressOK = 0;
}});
This works on firefox, but not chrome, haven't even bothered checking the other browsers since it didn't even work on chrome.