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  • jQuery finding 'nth-child' value

    - by Rich
    Hi, I have a ul set up as navigation, which I'll be animating on hover. As all the nav items are different widths, I'll be storing their default widths in an Array, so that on hover out, these widths can be passed back in to the animate method. What I need is a way to find what 'nth-child' the element is in order to retrieve the correct width from the array. Something like: var count = $(this).count(); //obviously this isn't right! So that then I can do: $(this).animate({'width':array(count)}, 400); Any suggestions would help me a lot - and if there's a better way to do this kind of thing I'd gladly accept pointers!

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  • Jquery plugin for getting changes in textarea and sending them to server

    - by user763410
    I am getting a file "abc.txt" from server and dispaying it in a text area for editing. <div id="filecontents"> <textarea> CONTENTS OF FILE LARGER THAN 10KB </textarea> </div> The contents of the file are potentially large. The user will edit the textarea and add/delete text from any part(not just the end). I want to send ONLY the changes to the server for patching. How do I accomplish this?. Is there a javascript version of the popular linux command(diff). John Resig's diff code may not work as, for me, it will involve additional parsing on server side. Thanks!

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  • JQuery .get() only passing first two data parameters in url

    - by The.Anti.9
    I have a $.get() call to a PHP page that takes 4 GET parameters. For some reason, despite giving the $.get() call all 4, it only passes the first two. When I look at the dev console in chrome, it shows the URL that gets called, and it only passes action and dbname. Heres the code: $.get('util/util.php', { action: 'start', dbname: db, url: starturl, crawldepth: depth }, function(data) { if (data == 'true') { status = 1; $('#0').append(starturl + "<ul></ul>"); $('#gobutton').hide(); $('#loading').show("slow"); while(status == 1) { setTimeout("update()",10000); } } else { show_error("Form data incomplete!"); } }); and heres the URL that I see in the developer console: http://localhost/pci/util/util.php?action=start&dbname=1hkxorr9ve1kuap2.db

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  • Making successive "jQuery.load()"s in nested pages work

    - by terrestrial
    The main page ("parent.html") has a link that ajaxloads a page ("page1.html") into a div ("targetdiv") in the main page, like so: parent html: $("#targetdiv").html(loading).load('page1.html'); This works fine and "page1.html" is loaded into "targetdiv". The "page1.html" also has a link in it that is supposed to ajaxload another page ("page2.html") into "targetdiv" (onto itself), like so: page1.html: (in "targetdiv") $("#targetdiv").html(loading).load('page2.html'); This does not work; "html(loading)" comes up in "targetdiv" and stays there, "page2.html" is not loaded. If you're sure why this is so, tell me and I'll owe you a beer. All the best... (This page/site is not available on line.)

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  • JQuery (1.4.2)/Firefox (3.6.3) - .before and .after not working on div

    - by user355561
    I am trying to have a title bar appear when the user clicks on a box. It works perfectly in I.E. 8.0 but not at all in firefox 3.6.3. HTML [code] @import url('style.css'); blah blah blah save changes [/code] Javascript [code] $(document).ready(function(){ $("#edit2").live('click',function(){ if($("#menu").length == 0){ $("#edit2").before(''); } if($("#menu2").length == 0){ $("#edit2").after(''); } this.contentEditable = true; this.focus(); }); $("#edit2").live('blur',function(){ $("#menu").remove(); //$("#menu2").remove(); this.contentEditable = false; }); }); [/code] Could anyone suggest why it's not working? I have managed to use similar code to add/remove new table rows in both browser but I just can't see why this doesn't also work.

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  • Applying jQuery attr value to new DOM elements (result of AJAX query)

    - by Daniel
    Hello everyone, I have a div on a page whose contents is replaced by an AJAX request when the user selects an option from a select list. When the page loads, I issue a command to disable the autocomplete feature for all of the pages text input elements: //Stop that pesky browser autocomplete $('input[type=text]').attr("autocomplete", "off"); However, when new elements appear in the div after an AJAX call, this line of code does not reference them because they were not part of the original DOM (when the page was loaded). I have tried appending the autocomplete line to the end of the post function: //AJAX Post request that changes the fields in the address div for each different country $("div#address select#country").live("change", function() { $.post("<?php print($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); ?>", { country: $(this).val() }, function(data) { $('div#address').html(data); }, "text"); $('div#address input[type=text]').attr("autocomplete", "off"); }); But for some reason it does not work and the autocomplete pops up when text is entered into any of the address fields. As far as I am aware I cannot use .live() to select the input elements because changing an attribute is not classed as an event. So can anyone advise me how to modify the attributes of a newly created DOM element?

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  • jquery 2 fades complete at the same time

    - by odavy
    Hello again, just another quick one: I am noticing differences with fadeOut dependant on whether this is a target. Here's my structure. I have rows of data on my page, and each row has two icons. One is an update icon for that row, one is a delete icon for that row. When a user clicks the update icon for a particular row, I want both the update and the delete icons to fade away. So, in order to fade the thing the user clicked (the update button) and its corresponding delete button, I am using... $(this).next().add(this).fadeOut('slow'); ...which works, but the two elements don't fade at the same time. this fades first (which is the update icon), and then this.next fades out (the delete icon). But if I specify the two elements by name... $('#updS2, #delS2').fadeOut('slow'); then they fade together. Why is it different? Apologies for Friday rambling.

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  • how to use jquery index()

    - by salmane
    I am trying to find the index of the following element <ol id="parent"> <li><a></a></li> <li><a class="index_of_this"></a></li> <li><a></a></li> <li><a></a></li> </ol> But I keep getting -1 $('#parent a.index_of_this') thank you for your help

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  • Can a link have both an onclick jquery and javascript event?

    - by odpogn
    I have a link that jQuery listens to, and if clicked it will toggle another div. The link also has an onclick javascript action. When I click the link, the div I want to toggle shows, but the javascript doesn't execute. Is it possible to get the javascript to execute AND have jQuery toggle the div? If so what would I put in the jQuery code to allow the link to execute the onclick javascript action? jQuery script $(function() { $('#links a').live('click', function() { $("#showall").toggle('slow'); }); }); my link <div id ="links"> <a href="some javascript" onclick="javascript">Play</a> </div>

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  • how to solve this jquery problem

    - by From.ME.to.YOU
    Hello i have 2 divs above each others, at a given moment one is shown and the other is hidden, the script should display #div2 when the mouse enters #div1 and should show #div1 when the mouse leaves #div2 the problem comes when the mouse enters #div1 and leaves before #div2 is displayed so the #div2 will stay displayed but the mouse has left #div2 already any help ? my jqurey code $('#div1').mouseenter(function(){ $('#div1').fadeOut("fast",function(){ $('#div2').fadeIn("fast"); }); }); $('#div2').mouseleave(function(){ $('#div2').fadeOut("fast",function(){ $('#div1').fadeIn("fast"); }); });

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  • [jQuery] Improving click/toggle function

    - by Nimbuz
    $('.tabs a ').click(function () { var a = $(this).attr('href'); if (a == '#tab-1') { $('.btn-buy').hide(); $('.btn-sell').show(); } else { $('.btn-sell').hide(); $('.btn-buy').show(); } return false; }); ... it works, but the code is ugly, too many lines. Can it be reduced any further? Thanks in advance for your help!

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  • jquery stupid error

    - by user276640
    here is url http://mrhome.ru/Home/MenuPageContent/41?q=??&pid=39 if click search, it not work (quess it because of param q) but on url http://mrhome.ru/Home/main search is work what the problem?

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  • jQuery cycle query

    - by Happy
    We have a script used for each .item: $(".item").each(function(){ item_link = "http://..."; block = $('.block', this); $.get(item_link, function(data) { var src = $('img.slide', data).attr('src'); block.html(src); }); }); item_link variable is uniquie for each query. There can be 100 .item or more. The problem is - server has limit on connections at the same time, that why some .item get var src, some not. The best solution is to use just one .get at the same time. I think there should be some counter, if .get is finished - it gives message "I'm finished, you can start" to the next .get and so on. How to do that? Thanks.

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  • jQuery ajax get

    - by Happy
    There are many class="item" blocks on the page. For each one there is different var item_link and ajax request. Ajax searches for src attribute of .message img and throws it to var src. $(".item").each(function(){ var item_link = "http://..."; $(this).prepend('<div class="src"></div>'); $.get(item_link, function(data) { var src = $('.message img', data).attr('src'); }); }); How to print var src to <div class="src"></div>? Thanks.

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  • Using jQuery :contains selector

    - by Alex
    Hello there, I have a div with id kGrowl and inside that div I have a select element with name = mover. I try to use this selector: $('#kGrowl:contains([name=mover])').length But it is currently returning 0. How is my selector wrong? Thanks.

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  • More efficient way to write this Jquery code

    - by adamwstl
    Is there a better, more efficient way to write this code? It's a make shift drop down menu that allows user to RSVP for multiple people. Sorry, it's kind of a mess, but I think what I'm doing is clear. If not, I'm at my computer and will respond quickly with more info need be. //There's got to be a better way to do this $('#guest_num_1').click( function() { $('#num_guests a#quant_guests').html("1") $('.guest_name_2, .guest_name_3, .guest_name_4, .guest_name_5, .guest_name_6 ').hide() }); $('#guest_num_2').click( function() { $('#num_guests a#quant_guests').html("2") $('.guest_name_2').fadeIn() $('.guest_name_3, .guest_name_4, .guest_name_5, .guest_name_6').hide() }); $('#guest_num_3').click( function() { $('#num_guests a#quant_guests').html("3") $('.guest_name_2, .guest_name_3').fadeIn() $('.guest_name_4, .guest_name_5, .guest_name_6').hide() }); $('#guest_num_4').click( function() { $('#num_guests a#quant_guests').html("4") $('.guest_name_2, .guest_name_3, .guest_name_4').fadeIn() $('.guest_name_5, .guest_name_6').hide() }); $('#guest_num_5').click( function() { $('#num_guests a#quant_guests').html("5") $('.guest_name_2, .guest_name_3, .guest_name_4, .guest_name_5').fadeIn() $('.guest_name_6').hide() }); $('#guest_num_6').click( function() { $('#num_guests a#quant_guests').html("6") $('.guest_name_2, .guest_name_3, .guest_name_4, .guest_name_5, .guest_name_6').fadeIn() });

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  • jQuery link nudge and color transform

    - by DaveKingsnorth
    Hey everyone, I have achieved the effect described in the title using the following code: $(document).ready(function(){ $('.button').mousedown(function() { $(this).animate({ 'top': '3px' }, 70); }); $('.button').mouseup(function() { $(this).animate({ 'top': '0px' }, 70); }); $('.button').hover(function() { $(this).stop().animate({ color: '#fff', backgroundColor: '#000' }, 250); }); $('.button').mouseout(function() { $(this).stop().animate({ color: '#000', backgroundColor: '#fff' }, 250); }); }); I am pretty sure that that this code can be reduced significantly, can anyone help me out? Please note that I want the button to animate when the mouse is clicked and not return to it's original position until the mouse is released. Cheers

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  • Jquery .text() seems not to work on XML in IE7

    - by volder
    My PHP backend sends XML response to the client (ajax): <response> <code>0</code> <message>OK</message> </response> in the javascript I'm trying to get CODE value in this way: var errorCode = $('code', xml).text(); and then depending on errorCode value I do processing. It is working fine in all browsers I tested except IE7. Instead of CODE value - it is giving me the empty string. The problem is not in 0 value, because I tried to use 5 as a code for example - the result was the same. Any ideas, because I'm stuck with :(( Thanks.

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  • jquery - stop page reload

    - by lamrin
    hi, I have Textbox and Button(Next and Previous) displayed in Lightbox. currently my page is reloading on clicking Enter button. I dont want this to happen. What i want is, when i click Enter button the "Next" button should be clicked without page reload which resides back of lightbox. I used following code, but both reload and click on Next button is happening $("input").bind('keyup', function(event){ if(event.keyCode == 13){ $("#nextbtn").trigger('click'); } event.preventDefault(); return false; });

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