You can use the functions addClass and removeClass to add or remove a class to your element. For example $(‘#myId’).addClass(‘myClass’); or $(‘#myId’).addClass(‘myClass’); where .myClass { display: none; } is, would add or remove the class myClass to an element with the id myId. Try this fiddle. Update: The fiddle is updated to remove a div … Read more
Thanks for editing the post… I would suggest first to add one class as an identifier to the Textbox and Div so we can attach event with the help of jQuery $(“<div class=”appendeddiv targetDiv_”+ roomcounter +””>Room-” + roomcounter + “</div>”).appendTo(“.housecontainer”); $(“<span>Room-” + roomcounter + ” name</span> <input type=”text” placeholder=”name” id=’room-” + roomcounter + “-id’ lang=’textInput’ class=”targetText_”+ … Read more
Use the http-equiv meta tag with a refresh value. (You imply in the question that redirect is working fine, so I’m not touching that.) To have the refresh only happen once, rather than continually at an interval, you can use javascript reload() in an if statement which depends upon the value of the HTTP referer … Read more
As far as I can tell, getElementByName is not a function. You can use getElementsByName (note the plural). This will return a collection rather than an element. More than this, you were fetching the entire element, not the value of the element like it seems you want. The following works for me: var name = … Read more
You have quotes mismatch. You are prematurely closing your ‘ single quotes. Use a proper IDE to code. 1 solved Change background image php loop [closed]
I’m not entirely sure what you’re asking, but it sounds like you might want to do CSS sprites. http://css-tricks.com/css-sprites/ If you want to change the image on click, you’ll need some code. I won’t spend too much time on that, given your question is hard to decipher, but if it were me, I would create … Read more
I suspect that you’ve simply forgotten to load jQuery. Also, I made 1 slight change to your script to make the menu only open its child subnav. This: $(“ul.pnav li”).click(function() { Became: $(“ul.pnav li a”).click(function() { As it seemed to fit better with the line below it. Live example: http://jsfiddle.net/DnGRm/ 1 solved Why isn’t my … Read more
This is a very simple task and you shouldn’t need php or jquery =) Here’s a quick solution that may work for you: HTML: <select> <option value=”foo”>foo</option> <option value=”bar”>bar</option> </select> <div></div> JS: var select = document.querySelector(“select”); var div = document.querySelector(“div”); select.onchange = function(e){ alert(this.value); div.innerText = this.value; }; Example 4 solved Displaying selected dropdown option … Read more
You have to get the first letter of the first name, and make sure that it is capital; first.toUpperCase().split()[0] outputs the first letter and ensures that it is capital. function printName(first, last) { var fullName = last + “,” + first.toUpperCase().split()[0] + “.”; // “,” should be “, ” ; with a space return fullName; … Read more
Jim’s answer would be the right way to go unless for any reason you can’t modify that code, otherwise: $.each(Analytic_Event, function(key, item) { // do whatever with item }); if you really have to anyways 1 solved Javascript: Can’t get an on-click event to search through an array
JSFIDDLE DEMO code: var json = { “test”: [ { “a”: “val_a1”, “b”: “val_b1”, “c”: “val_c1”, “d”: “val_d1” }, { “a”: “val_a2”, “b”: “val_b2”, “c”: “val_c2”, “d”: “val_d2” }, { “a”: “val_a3”, “b”: “val_b3”, “c”: “val_c3”, “d”: “val_d3” } ] }; var new_json = {test:{}}; $(document).ready(function(){ $.each(json.test, function(key, value){ //console.log(“key = “+key); //console.log(“value = “); … Read more
Since you are using separate event handler for each image, You can use the following script in the respective click handlers of each image $(‘.tabs li’).removeClass(‘active’).eq(1).addClass(‘active’); —————————————^ index of the tab to be displayed. Updated Fiddle 1 solved How to highlight the respective tab on clicking an image in it [closed]
Here is an updated FIDDLE. The relevant line is this one: .css(‘top’, -h.toString() + ‘px’); It positions the div for the text, and to change the position above the image, I just placed a negative sign in front of h.toString(). You could finely adjust the position by multiplying the h.toString() by a coefficient like -.8 … Read more
$(“#cvs”).click(function() { shootBullet(player); }); This changes the event type to “click”, and removes the c.which === 32 because that is only applicable to key events (the if condition originally checked if the key being pressed was “Space”, so that way pressing another key wouldn’t shoot a bullet. But since you want to use Mouse events, … Read more
I’m not sure to understand what you want, but if you want to find out how long the button was pressed, there is how to do it. var btn = document.getElementById(‘btn’); var timeStamp = Date.now(); btn.addEventListener(‘mousedown’, function(){ timeStamp = Date.now(); }); btn.addEventListener(‘click’, function(){ var t = Date.now() – timeStamp; /*You could add a condition to … Read more