It’s certainly possible to achieve this with a combination of CSS and JavaScript. What you want to do is limit the number of items displayed, and then check which elements should be truncated to ellipsis with modulo. This can be seen in the following example which uses jQuery: $(document).ready(function() { var maxToShow = 3; // … Read more
This version works: let element = document.getElementById(“lcSitemapCategory”); element.addEventListener(“click”, function() { var hiddenField = $(‘#lcSitemapCategoryHidden’), val = hiddenField.val(); hiddenField.val(val === “true” ? “false” : “true”); $(‘#lcSitemapCategory’).val(val === “true” ? “false” : “true”) }); 6 solved How to create a Javascript click event without jQuery? [closed]
You could use this recursive, pure JavaScript function: The snippet below applies this function to the example data you provided and returns the required result: function extract(data, select, curpath) { var result = {}; // Part of the path that has been traversed to get to data: curpath = curpath || ”; if (typeof data … Read more
I have created a jsFfiddle for you using your code.. Code:- $(document).ready(function() { $(“table tr”).each(function() { if ($(this).find(“td[data-name=”stage: completed “]”).length == 5) $(this).addClass(“green”) }) }); and its performance is also good.. working example:- http://jsfiddle.net/BtkCf/172/ to see the its performance see this link and open console see time taken by this code. http://jsfiddle.net/BtkCf/173/ thanks 1 solved … Read more
You may simplify your selector and remove the a and use the following code where rowId holds the id of the row you wish to retrieve: var linkText = $(‘#’+ idVal +'[rowid=\”‘+ rowId +’\”]’).text(); or just hardcode the row id like that: var link1Text = $(‘#’+ idVal +'[rowid=”1″]’).text(); var link1Text = $(‘#’+ idVal +'[rowid=”2″]’).text(); Cheers, … Read more
What is this operator? ‘+variable+’ That isn’t an operator. ‘ ends a string literal + is a concatenation operator. variable is a string variable + is another concatenation operator. ‘ starts a new string literal. And why should we use the weird notation “‘+variable+'”? The two string literals have ” characters in their data. The … Read more
What you need are Anchors. You need to define somewhere in your page an item with a specific ID, for example <h2 id=”my_custom_id”>This is a title but it can be anything else</h2> then you make a link like this: <a href=”#my_custom_id”>Anchor example</a> 0 solved Click on .a and skip to certain part of site
function showResult() Isn’t closed correctly its missing a } //EDITED I noticed that you never set the userChoice to a new value so i changed that for you. The other person his solution was pretty cool using regex but i think that’s not really needed in my opinion. the way he changed your syntax was … Read more
UPDATE If you want one button only, this will not work without the help of javascript/jquery. I updated my fiddle so it fits your needs. On hover, we need to get the hovered elements position and apply this to the absolute positioned button. $(document).ready(function(){ $(“#buttonChange”).hide(); }) $(“.bbc_img”).hover(function(){ // this is the mouseenter event var position … Read more
Finally i managed to solve this issue.. Actually i was using ‘prefix-free.js’ which was not correctly coded for chrome. Once i changed the browser and run that code on firefox, it worked perfectly. Due to that prefex-free.js i didn’t apply -webkit- or -moz-. Well Thanks all who participated.. EDITED: Sorry that prefix-free.js has nothing to … Read more
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To make it hidden just replace type=”text” with type=”hidden” 🙂 JQuery: <form id=”myForm”> <input onclick=”addRemoveHiddenInput(‘testId’, ‘testName’, ‘testValue’)” type=”checkbox” id=”mc” name=”paymentMethod” value=”Mastercard”><label for=”mc”> Mastercard</label> </form> <script> function addRemoveHiddenInput(id, name, value) { if ( $(‘#’ + id).length > 0 ) { $(‘#’ + id).remove(); } else { $(‘#myForm’).append(‘<input type=”text” name=”‘ + name + ‘” value=”‘ + value … Read more
DEMO HTML: <select id=”cd-dropdown” class=”cd-select”> <option value=”-1″ selected>Choose an animal</option> <option value=”1″ class=”icon-monkey”>Monkey</option> <option value=”2″ class=”icon-bear”>Bear</option> <option value=”3″ class=”icon-squirrel”>Squirrel</option> <option value=”4″ class=”icon-elephant”>Elephant</option> </select> <div id=”div1″ class=”animalDiv”>MONKEY</div> <div id=”div2″ class=”animalDiv”>BEAR</div> <div id=”div3″ class=”animalDiv”>SQUIRREL</div> <div id=”div4″ class=”animalDiv”>ELEPHANT</div> CSS: .animalDiv { display:none; } JS/jQuery: $(function() { $(‘#cd-dropdown’).dropdown({ gutter: 5, stack: false, delay: 100, slidingIn: 100, onOptionSelect: function(e) { … Read more
Basically your Javascript could be shortened to: $(“.question”).click(function(argument) { $(this).parent().find(“.answer”).removeClass(“hideinit”).addClass(“display”); }); In order to make this work the only other thing you need to do is to make question a class rather than as an id. That looks like: <p class=”answer hideinit”>the answer</p> See the fiddle here Edit: Add Hide / Show To get this … Read more
Here is the code with return false if any field is empty. <script> function companyFormValidation() { var name = document.getElementById(‘companyname’).value; var title = document.getElementById(‘companytitle’).value; var desc = document.getElementById(‘description’).value; var logo = document.getElementById(‘logo’).value; var email = document.getElementById(’emailid’).value; var website = document.getElementById(‘siteurl’).value; var phonenumber = document.getElementById(‘phonenumber’).value; var faxNumber = document.getElementById(‘faxNumber’).value; var address = document.getElementById(‘address’).value; var latitude = … Read more