JQuery :: If Number Is Below 5.5 Make It Red - Otherwise Make It Green - Multiple Classes
Dec 8, 2011
I have several classes named 'ratings_colored'. They all contain a number from 1 to 10. If the number is below 5.5, the number should become red. If not it should become green.
The code below works, but if the first .ratings_colored is higher than 5.5 it will make ALL the classes green. Even the numbers below 5.5! I tried using the 'this' but it didn't work either.
I am trying to make a random number between 1 and 1,000. I have a code that seems to work correctly, but I don't completely understand it and after looking online I think it might be wrong. Code: var rnd = Math.floor(Math.random()*999)
I have a form with about 15 input boxes. I need a function that will run onChange in each input box. This function has to check if a number is - or +. If it is -, I need it to throw out an error.
I'd like to make a Degree object that inherits from the Number object and uses the Number constructor but adds a .rad() method that returns the value in radians.
If I do something like:
It generally works but I don't get Number's methods like toString and toPrecision.
I want to send another ajax request when one request is in process to get the status of first request. If I call both the request the second request gets blocked till the completion of the first request.
I need to get a piece of code that will allow me to have a user input a number, say 1-200 and that variable would make up the last part of an IP Address that the user wants to browse to.
I'm having to write a program that generates a random number between 1-1000 and then allows the user to make guesses in a text box, answering to high or to low, until the correct answer is entered. I had the program working fine with using strictly prompts and alerts but when I tried to create a form I started having trouble.
<?xml version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"?> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html xmlns = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <title>9.30</title> [Code]...
I have a background that is a shelf full of books, I wanted to figure out what I would need to do in order to make a random number of books pop out on mouse over (individually), and upon click have the book pulled out and be flipped through and read like a book. Would I have to recreate the library picture completely to make the random books moveable? And would I have to create the books that I want to move from the bookshelf?
how to pull the book out from the book shelf so that it looks like it's coming towards me and then to make it look like it has been pulled out. Would I need to use animation for this? What would be the parts to the animation required?
A little background on my knowledge of javascript: I understand the concepts of it and can understand it when I read it or its explained to me. I am looking to create something as simple as I can, I thought having a background and something basic like a few books be able to pop out. When I realized css couldn't do this and css3 wasn't supported by most browsers I turned to javascript and have been trying to figure out the steps I would need to do to do this specifically.
I am looking to do some development in Javascript. I was wondering can you make use of multiple javascript files? In C++, java and C# you can have class files in multiple files. Can you do the same thing in javascript
I have a large form that I would like it to check if there are any check boxes that are checked, if there are then open the divs attached to them. I have this working off of an onclick event but it's not working on load. This link is very close but only works off of one checkbox. http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/php-...sh-756260.htmlHere is the code that I am currently using:
HTML Code: $('div[class^=opentoggle]').hide(); $('input[class^=toggle]').click(function() {
I have a form script that is made up of Text boxes, radio buttons, and drop down boxes. What I am wanting to happen is upon clicking submit at bottom of form, it should run a check to make sure all questions have been answered. So far it catches all the text boxes, but it's not catching the radio buttons or drop down boxes.. I have all of this under 1 form name ( is this where my problem is located? do I need to seperate into different form names based on type?) I am not wanting the answer given too me ( at least not yet ). I have done a search for multiple types of validation. But nothing seemed to clcik... Also Do I need another validation set up point for the Month, Date, year Drop down boxes?
I have Been trying to make a webpage that displays a googlemap with multiple markers based on data from an XML file but can't seem to get it to work. Would be ETERNALLY grateful to anyone who can pick out where I'm going wrong!
<html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function callXML(){ if (window.XMLHttpRequest) {// code for IE7+, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Safari [Code]...
It works fine when I give the paragraph a single class name, but when I attempt to create multiple class names the 2nd class name is not created.This is the (erroneous) markup that is created :<p class="class1" class2= "">test</p>How do I instead create (eg) <p class="class1 class2">test</p>.I know that multiple appends are not efficient but it is just a working example.
[code]I want to be able to highlight all of the divs which contain both the classes 'two' and 'three'. So the first and the third divs above are highlighted but the second isn't because it doesn't contiain both classes.I can see how to select multiple classes like this:$('.two, .three').css('background',''yellow');This selects items with either'two' or 'three' classes. I want it only to select the items with both classes.
I am using a JQuery ToolTip on all links with a title="" and it works great. I want to add another class to (.shadow) and it only seems to work with one class.
Here is the code to initialize:
BTW I am using noConflict b/c I am running other JQuery scripts on the page.
I have tried:
And also:
Also tried creating two scripts. One with var $tooltip1 and the other with var tooltip2.
I have include a demo that should make it clearer, as to what I want to achieve. Ideally, each box will show a unique overlayed message as the user's mouse enters the box and hide once the mouse leaves.
I made this small piece of code, and I think I made it in a very drawn out way. I am sure there is a lot quicker way to do it. I want all divs to be cleared that are in a certain div. So when one link is clicked, the visible div is replaced with the new one (depending on the link)
Here is the code I have done... $(document).ready(function(){ $(".untitled1link").click(function(){ $('.untitled1, .untitled2, .untitled3, .untitled4, .untitled5_1, .untitled5_2, .untitled5_3, .wall, .lightswitch, .detritus, .untitled6, .table, .socket, .socket2').hide(); $(".untitled1").fadeIn('5'); }); });
I just need a way to say clear all in that certain div, rather than having to name each class. I was thinking of giving each of those another class which is uniform across them all. But I don't think you can have two classes.
This can't be too hard, but I'm not seeing the answer. Elements on a web page may contain a class starting with "tr_". Sample HTML:I'm using the following to select matching elements: $('[class*=tr_]').each(function() So far so good. But now, I need to get the name of the class that starts with "tr_" from each matching element.
In order to allow users to filter content, I've created a small checkbox list. To each checkbox is attached an ID, and too some divs on the page are attached these id's too (in the class attr that is); one div can be attached to multiple id's, and so have multiple classes.
In order to show or hide my div's I wrote : function couponsVisibles(){ $('.checkInteret').each(function(){ var coche = $(this).attr("checked"); if (coche) { var idCoupons = $(this).attr("id"); $(".zoneCoupon , div[class='" +idCoupons+ "']").each(function(){ $(this).fadeIn(); }); }}); } $(".checkInteret").click(function(){ var coche = $(this).attr("checked"); if (!coche) { var idCoupons = $(this).attr("id"); $(".zoneCoupon , div[class='" +idCoupons+ "']").each(function(){ $(this).fadeOut(); }); }couponsVisibles(); }); It looks like my selector "$(".zoneCoupon , div[class='" +idCoupons+"']")" doesn't work, but I can't figure out why. I've started using the [attribute*=value] selector, but this selector doesn't seem to make a difference beetween class='8 10' and class='8 1'...
The default behaviour for a class selector is: "An element can have multiple classes; only one of them must match." Is there a class selector where you can use multiple classes and all of them have to match?
I'm using this bit of jQ to add a class to two different elements based on the class of another (parent/grandparent, etc) element.
First, when there's no class at all in <div id="main-content">, the 'active' class is added to *all* the #nav-primary LIs, and also to *all* the #aux-left DIVs; how can I modify this so that in the absence of any class on #main-content, do nothing?
Second, how can I target only the first or second of multiple classes to store in the 'containerClass' variable, e.g., <div id="main-content" class="apples bananas">?
