the page has one input field, when ever i clicked tha input field one overlay window has to come with another input field. <input onclick=’prompt(“Another input”,”…”);’ /> solved can we call a class attribute in javascript function? [closed]
Simply do it by myObj.cars.car1 , myObj.cars.car2 and , myObj.cars.car3 to get directly or loop as below example var myObj = { “name”: “John”, “age”: 30, “cars”: { “car1”: “Ford”, “car2”: “BMW”, “car3”: “Fiat” } }; for (let i in myObj) { if (typeof myObj[i] == ‘object’) { for (let j in myObj[i]) { console.log(j, … Read more
JSFiddle Use the prompt function and assign its return value via element.css() $(‘#btn’).click(function(e){ var w=prompt(“Enter new hue:”,””); $(‘#box’).css(‘-webkit-filter’,’hue-rotate(‘+w+’deg)’); }); 0 solved How can I use an alert or form input to allow a user to set a value of a CSS parameter [closed]
Why is this fiddle not working? Many reasons. 1) CSS property background is not background-color 2) background-color is not red but rgb(255, 0, 0) Working code: $(document).ready(function(){ $(“.box”).click(function(){ if ($(“.box”).css(“background-color”) == “rgb(255, 0, 0)”) { $(“.box”).html(“Success!”); } }); }); Working Jsfiddle link Side note: debugging with console.log() is much more convenient than alert() Side note … Read more
You declared your javascript in the middle of the page and did not encase it in a document ready. So the code never binds to the specified elements. Try and be much more descriptive when asking a question. We shouldn’t have to find what file the javascript code is in nor guess based on your … Read more
If you want to use jQuery then you can do this: <ul id=’mainTabs’> <li><a href=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28454221/music_details.jsp”>Music</a></li> <li><a href=”dance_details.jsp”>Dance</a></li> </ul> then you can do this in jQuery: $(‘#mainTabs a’).click(function(e){ e.preventDefault(); $(‘#div_displayfrom’).load(this.getAttribute(‘href’)); }); 1 solved Targeting anchor tag to div tag in same page
I have found the solution. The problem didn’t lie in the code itself but in the program-flow. Everytime when I click on submit I reload the index.js so my global var radius got overwritten with its default value again since my page reloaded. Therefore getRadius() has been invoked and actually did overwrite the global val … Read more
Further @Rory McCrossan comment, A. You need tun each on the dropDownField.roles not on dropDownField. B. You can “collect” the html for each item in the array, then append it to the select. var roles = { “roles”: [{ “role_id”: 2, “role_name”: “admin” }, { “role_id”: 4, “role_name”: “QA” }, { “role_id”: 3, “role_name”: “TL” … Read more
Well, what is label? Does it have a text property? If you’ve identified the <label> element using a jQuery selector, you can get the text therein with the text() function. Something like this: <label>This Text</label> <script type=”text/javascript”> var label = $(‘label’); if (label.text() === ‘This Text’) { alert(‘hi’); } </script> Example here. 3 solved if … Read more
Insert all your code inside a div(it’s easier this way), and use a delegated event handler: $(‘#addEnv’).click(function() { var parentDiv = $(‘<div/>’, { class : ‘parentDiv’, html : ‘<div class=”col-sm-5 top10″><div class=”input-group”><label class=”input-group-addon”>Name</label><input id=”envName” class=”form-control” name=”envName” type=”text” placeholder=”e.g. name1″ /></div></div>’ + ‘<div class=”col-sm-5 top10″><div class=”input-group”><label class=”input-group-addon”>Variable</label><input class=”form-control” id=”envVar” type=”text” name=”envVar” placeholder=”e.g. var1″ /></div></div><div class=”col-sm-2 top10″><button … Read more
The whole picture will be set as a background image then you can locate your buttons in the position specified with CSS. You can also add some functionality to those buttons with JavaScript, like opening some window displaying an image or information about that spot on the building. 1 solved How to do the Following … Read more
Is that you are looking for? <script> $(document).on(“click”, “#quizresultsave”, function(){ $(this).text(“Clicked”); }); $(document).ready(function(){ $(‘#step2continue’).click(function(){ $(“#quizresultsave”).trigger(“click”); }); }); </script> <div id=”step2continue” onclick=””>test tes tes test </div> <div id=”quizresultsave” onclick=”alert(‘tt’)”>testingggggg</div> solved Why trigger function is not working?
Here’s the quick answer – it will probably take you longer than a week 🙂 The best thing to do is view your website in different browsers and see what the problems are. You have been a bit vague in your question, but you could be looking at having to fix UI issues and possbily … Read more
$(‘#divid’).animate({left:’-10px’}); or http://api.jqueryui.com/slide-effect/ solved Moving a div with jQuery [closed]
I realised I can use HTML Canvas to achieve this, I just need to animate it. solved CSS or jQuery/JavaScript Oval/Rounded Square Progress Bar