Simply a moment of weakness! I changed everything and here my solution. $(document).ready(function(){ $(‘input:radio[name=”status”]’).change(function () { var filtering = FooTable.get(‘#tab-search’).use(FooTable.Filtering); var filter = $(this).val(); if (filter === ‘none’) { filtering.removeFilter(‘status’); } else { filtering.addFilter(‘status’, filter, [‘status’]); } filtering.filter(); }); }); solved How to use filter selector
onload=”setTheDivStyle()” is not defined apparently. Also jSwing is not defined either so i”m assuming a jQuery plugin isn’t being loaded. 0 solved Why don’t these JavaScript toggles work? [closed]
Your code already works as is, you don’t need to do anything about the div not existing yet. http://jsfiddle.net/97GZb/ function toggleDiv(id){ $(“#” + id).toggle(); } setTimeout(function(){ $(“body”).append(“<div id=’defaultTab-28′>I’m the div!!!</div>”); },5000); with this html: <a href=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13980330/javascript:toggleDiv(“defaultTab-28′)”>Click me to toggle the div that will be appended in 5 seconds.</a> And to answer your comment: I … Read more
You could use this: var str=”2012-03-23 00:00:00″; function convert(a){ a=a.split(‘ ‘)[0].split(‘-‘); var ret=[]; for(var i=a.length;0<=–i;){ ret.push(1===i?parseInt(a[i],10):a[i]) } return ret.join(“https://stackoverflow.com/”); } alert(convert(str)); Demo: http://jsfiddle.net/ehaCv/ 0 solved How to format isoDateTime to dd/m/yyyy
Try this little constructor: function MyForm() { this.check = false; this.form = function(){ var f = this; $(‘#form’).submit(function(e){ e.preventDefault if( f.check === false ) { f.check = true; $.ajax({ …blah blah success: function( data ) { //if you want to let them send again, uncomment this next line //f.check = false; } }) } }); … Read more
Here is a solution using jQuery $(document).ready(function () { //$(“#background”).css(“background-color”,$.cookie(“defaultColor”)); $(“#background-change”).change(function (event) { var color = $(this).val(); $(“#background”).css(“background-color”,color); //$.cookie(“defaultColor”,color); }); }); The code will change the background based on the selected value in the dropdown list. To set and retrieve cookie using jQuery, you have to use the jQuery Cookie Plugin Use this code to … Read more
It looks like you have a container where the width of the content inside is wider. If I understand your question properly, you want to have left/right buttons to essentially slide back and forth to reveal what’s hidden. Using jQuery’s .animate() method, you can slide the table itself left and right. The example below is … Read more
You can’t use val() if the element has no value. It’s equivalent to document.getElementById(“item”).value. document.getElementById(“item”).innerHTML would be equivalent to $(‘#item’).html(). http://api.jquery.com solved What is the difference in function between $(“#item”).val(); and document.getElementById(“item”).innerHTML;?
What you have shown is invalid XML. You must replace the & with &. There are online XML formatter sites such as freeformatter.com that might assist you in having valid XML. Once you have valid XML you can parse it with an XML parser such as the $.parseXML function. Here’s an example of how you … Read more
You are echoing the <img> tags into the slider <div id=”slider”>. They are all inside that div, and displayed. You could add a style to initially hide them and then have your jquery loop show them one by one. Also, you probably want to increase the id on each iteration. Something like: $i = 1; … Read more
I have checked your question and it seems to be working fine at my PC. I would appreciate if you can share browser information for further investigation. Meanwhile, I am sharing the code which is working perfectly. <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC “-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN” “http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd”> <html> <head> <title> New Document </title> <meta name=”Generator” content=”EditPlus”> <meta … Read more
“This is my response from backend script.” OK, so assuming that object ends up in a variable called response you can just use a simple loop to access each object in the array in turn: for (var i = 0; i < response.length; i++) { console.log(response[i].fields.title); console.log(response[i].fields.url); } (Where obviously you’d do something more exciting … Read more
To get you started, this sums the first column. The jsfiddle is at http://jsfiddle.net/tLX85/ $(“input”).keyup(function() { var rowSum = 0; $(“tr td:first-child input”).each(function() { rowSum += parseInt($(this).val(), 10); }); $(“#sumcol1”).html(rowSum); }); solved How to make summary for input type number in row and column
Print following commands in browser console and you can see diference: 1) Date.parse(“2013/05/29”) //return number of milliseconds between January 1, 1970 https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Date/parse 2) new Date(“2013/05/25”) //return DateTime object solved Difference between Date parse and differencing the date [duplicate]
Use $(“#email”).val(“”);, which sets the value of the input to an empty string. solved clearing an input with javascript [closed]