Very simple way for add drop down menu to add in your website. Check my article jQuery Drop down menu $(function() { $(‘nav li ul’).hide().removeClass(‘fallback’); $(‘nav li’).hover(function() { $(‘ul’, this).stop().slideToggle(200); }); }); * { margin: 0; padding: 0; } a img { border: none; } a { text-decoration: none; } body { font: 400 12px/1.625 … Read more
you can also add mulitple classes try this:- $(‘.thing-1’).addClass(‘thing-1 thing-2 thing-3’); solved Adding another attribute to a class with jQuery [closed]
Line 219 of wpdev.bk.js: jQuery(‘#calendar_booking’+ bk_type).datepick( .datepick doesn’t exist when called: that’s what’s crashing your code. Possible reason: you’re currently calling .datepick before you’re including the plugin. Make sure wpdev.bk.js is included after the plugin. 7 solved jQuery conflict? or something else? [closed]
A coworker figured it out for me, the issue was it was looking for choices inside of currentPinyin, not choices inside of the text for current pinyin. So the correct output was this $.wordDatabase.words[currentPinyin].choices; solved inserting a variable into the drilldown of an object
You can use jQuery to implement this functionality. You’ll need class of the HTML element and use it to show/hide the data in DOM. Here is the HTML code: <button class=”btn1″>Hide</button> <button class=”btn2″>Show</button> <p>This is a paragraph.</p> Here is the jQuery code: $(document).ready(function(){ $(“.btn1”).click(function(){ $(“p”).hide(); }); $(“.btn2”).click(function(){ $(“p”).show(); }); }); solved Can JavaScript be used … Read more
As already mentioned in the comments, this an object, not an array (the constructor function is Object and the __proto__ object as well). If you have numerically consecutive keys, it would be best to keep the objects in an array and then you would be able to .push a new value onto it. However, if … Read more
It is inevitable that you will have to use a “plugin” to your definition, but… Here’s the good news: There’s a really good, easy to use, simple to code jQuery-File-Upload by blueimp that you can Download Here. You wanted it simple: Since you are looking for it to be a simple, basic jQuery… You can … Read more
just create another function below run it the way you want as follows. I think your english is letting you down here. function loadMaps(id) { var field = { id : id }; var field1 = { id : id }; jQuery.ajax(‘{% url “mapport.maps.product” %}’, { data : field, nextpage : field1, success: function(response, status, … Read more
You are disabling the default function of the click event by returning false on click. for example : <a id=”btn_save” href=”http://www.google.com” onclick=”return false;” title=””>Save</a> Even though the points to google.com, when you click the link , it won’t take you to google.com. i.e. the default action is returned false. It’s similar to event.preventDefault() solved where … Read more
Your description wasn’t very helpful as the comments above mentioned. But I’ve created a jsFiddle here from your above code, and this seems to run fine. The only things I have changed are as follows. On your on trigger you have targeted “.kisiliste<?=$sayfa?> .kisi”… I can only assume .kisiliste<?=$sayfa?> references a html element you have … Read more
To center your blue box, it’s position has to be set to position:absolute; if your blue box changes size dynamically, you have to center it using javascript. Here is a quick example: $(‘#color’) .css(‘top’,’50%’) .css(‘left’,’50%’) .css(‘margin-left’,’-‘+($(‘#color’).outerWidth()/2)+’px’) .css(‘margin-top’,’-‘+($(‘#color’).outerHeight()/2)+’px’); Make sure it stays center on browser resize: $(document).bind(‘resize’, function(){ $(‘#color’) .css(‘top’,’50%’) .css(‘left’,’50%’) .css(‘margin-left’,’-‘+($(‘#color’).outerWidth()/2)+’px’) .css(‘margin-top’,’-‘+($(‘#color’).outerHeight()/2)+’px’); }); It will … Read more
As absolutely terrible an idea as this is it can be accomplished via jQuery. $(‘div’).each(function (i) { if (i % 5 == 0) $(this).attr(‘id’,’New Id’); }); However, I am assuming you’re doing this to style elements, and this is one place newcomers get screwed up is not understanding that ID’s are UNIQUE elements, their only … Read more
You can use window.onorientationchange function for this like, function testLandscape() { if($(window).height()<$(window).width()) { alert(‘landscape mode’); return false; } } window.onorientationchange=function(){ testLandscape();//test on changing orientation } testLandscape();//test on page loads 1 solved How to fix landscape mode HTML5 web app in Mobile [closed]
You won’t be able to write directly to the database from JavaScript. You’ll have to send the data back to the server (presumably using the submission of the sign-up form) and, in the server-side form handler, you can store the value in the database. A full implementation is beyond the scope of a simple question … Read more
getRandom(12) normally you would add the semi colon but the blank filled that part in. solved How to call a function with a parameter in Javascript