I used on of the examples in SitePoint's new book jQuery: Novice to Ninja, and implemented it in a site I'm working on. I hide sections of the content, and expand them when clicked on (www.symboticware.com/projects/)
Is there a way I can make it so that when you click on one of the projects, your browsers scrolls down as much as possible, so that it is the focus in your browser. Much like using an anchor link, but with jQuery?
I am learning jQuery, and working on my current practice project am attempting to use it to move the content of a an iframe to a div element in its parent frame.Its rather straightforward, p3 is the div I want to load the content to with this function which should be triggered once the frame has finished loading (or once the DOM is ready, should not matter).Any input on where I am mistaken? It is not important that I use jQuery for this.
My requirement is, I have multiple pages in tab format. If i am on first page in edit mode and change any control's value and without saving information i click on other tab that particular time a popup should appear showing validation message say "you are moving without save and it will loos all changes either click ok to loose the changes and move to other page or click cancel to remain on the current page."I tried using var isDirty = false; var msg = 'This page has unsaved changes.Click OK to abandon the changes and leave the page.Click Cancel to stay on the page so that you can save your changes.';
consider the senario for example if i am taking some input from user on my page and checking that the input should be a number for that imake a script shown below which is working fine Code:
For my application I had developed one page that is having more fields at the of that page I am displaying some records and to select those one check box for each record. If user clicks on the select all link it has to check all the records, I am using java script . At this time screen moving to top, to see weather records are checked or not again browser has to scroll down.
I have an instance where I do some work in a page contained in an iframe and then need to either outright move or just copy the resulting page elements into the parent page. All of the back end stuff works fine, but the Javascript just runs and doesn't produce anything. The script in question:
Code: var AddressListDiv = parent.document.getElementById("AddressListDiv"); var ListPanel = document.getElementById("ListPanel"); for(var LPC = 0; LPC < ListPanel.childNodes.length; LPC++) {
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I think I'm running into a restriction in Javascript, but I'm not 100% sure.
I am designing a website for disabled football supporters and because of this, I obviously must consider accessibility to blind users whilst I am producing it - as they are one of the disability groups that I am targeting the page at.
The page basically consists of two frames; one being a vertical list of links positioned on the left hand side of the screen and the other being the main content pane, positioned in the remaining area of the screen on the right of the first frame. The first frame is used to drive the content of the second frame.
Now, I'm not sure if this is possible in JavaScript, or indeed in another scripting language, but what I want to do is to be able to alter the current focus or caret? on a web page when a link is clicked. That is, when the user selects a link from the left hand frame, then the new content is loaded into the right and the current focus jumps straight to this new information, as opposed to having to tab through all the same links again in order to put the focus there.
I know this is only a fiddly little thing but it is something that would really improve the usability of the site, especially with screen readers in mind.
I have an iframe somewhere on my page. Now on click of a link, I would like to show it in a different location on the same page, BUT I don't want it to reload again. I've tried this simple method but it doesn't do it because the iframe reloads in its new location.
I have some code that works great when used inline (inside of an html page). The inline code looks like this and has an onchange = "gotoTest(this);" as part of the select element
I have content in hidden (invisible) DIV elements on a page that I want to load into another DIV element on same page. I need to replace content currently in a DIV with that coming from another DIV. DIV ontent could be a P element or a P and IMG element.
I have a website with 5 items, and I want them to move (meaning, if a more recent one is entered, remove the last item, and put the new one on top), they are 5 of the most recent items in the database table, now I've coded jquery as a test so it fades out the last one, the whole thing moves down, makes room at the top, and fades in a new one. However, it's a test and has 0 interaction with the database, the one that fades in is just in a hidden div. So the jQuery part is taken care of.So I'm unsure how to go about this, I was thinking maybe have ajax check a website off the page that has those 5 items in raw format, and if they change then to refresh?
Stuck in the bottom-right corner of this page is a Social Media sharing tool floating over the page content. It's semi-transparency changes upon hover. It grows out from the corner upon hover as well. [URL] I'm thinking it's ShareBar but I don't see anything like it on the ShareBar site.
I am developing a web application in which I need to integrate a javascript/html editor on some of the web pages and then provide 'Edit' buttons on those web pages so that users can edit the content on that partciular html/jsp page (like editing in wiki pages) and then, when they add some content and click on submit button, the new content should appear on the web page with all the formatting (i.e. bold, italics, color and so on) which was applied by user when he was entering the text.
Now, I need help for the below issues:
1. Suggest me a good javascript/html editor (freely downloadable) which I can use to integrate with my web pages.
2. Once the user has entered some content using the above javascript editor, how to make that content reach the server and update the corresponding web page.
I have a simple page with an iframe on; frame.html Inside this frame is a simply page; page1.html. Page1.html has a link to a stylesheet called style1.css.There is also a hyperlink to page2.html. Page2.html has a link to a stylesheet called style2.css.Now what I want to achieve is for the main page, frame.html, to style itself according to whatever is contained in page1.css, as it is page1.html on the frame. When the user uses the hyperlink and jumps to page2.html, frame.html should automatically restyle itself according to page2.css.
what javascript script do i need to tell it what to put on these 2 pages (?test=1 and ?test=2) and where to put the content i want to have on these pages.
I want to retrieve any web page content using javascript . suppose I logged into my gmail account and opened my e-mail. now i want that a javascript will execute on the page and read all text content from that page (e.g. all email subjects ) and save it in a text file . I may embed the script in my browser. Is this possible ?
I'm trying to build a javascript content slider. It slides content like that of techcrunch site on the top of the page. It wouldn't have to be a feed, but I'd need to be able to enter the links manually each time I edit the code. I'm trying to get it, so I can get rid of tables and be able to post many different pages with the ease of just entering the photo url, link url, and content into it for a short message. I know html and I'm decent at css, but I'm bad with javascript.
I'm trying to take from this page:http://www.pdb.org/pdb/workbench/wor...s.A&mol=2x4n.Aonly the result (Text Representation of the blast2seqSequence Alignment ) that comes from comparing these two proteins.Do you have any idea how to take this content useing javascript because i want to use this result for comparison of different proteins.