I'm having an issue when I try to implement a right-click inside of the tree nodes you can checkout my example in the link, the problem is basically that every time I try to click on the menu Items, my Select Dropdown gets close, please somebody Help me!
https://codesandbox.io/s/custom-dropdown-antd4152-forked-4lv9p?file=/index.js
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I'm making custom Accordion with custom sub items as radio buttons. As you can see, I already create the accordion but stuck in selection of the sub item.
The issue is the when I select one item then all sub-items under that main accordion tab are selects. I want the particular one should be selected when select and the default the first one should be selected when anyone comes to this page like as first accordion tab is expanded and first sub-item should be selected.
Please help me. Below is the full code expo link mentioned:
https://snack.expo.dev/#john.ocean/crabby-churros
Screen shot of the issue is below:
checkout the updated code here : https://snack.expo.dev/T1q7WFzPP
Had some issues with the logic of your subcategory item selection. And thanks for providing expo link.
I've modified the code on several places now and I've come up with the following solution: jsfiddle.net/u2158392/2g8poyxh/
It's working pretty well, but I'm looking for a way to close the other dropdown menus which are still open when I'm clicking on another one.
So how can I make sure only one dropdown menu can be activated on the page at all times?
Thanks in advance!
I'm in the final stages of my project/homework, and I came across a little problem. My homework was to create three dynamically generated drop-down menus; however the third menu is not updating based on the choices of the second menu, rather it is creating another menu. The second menu updates correctly based on the choices of the first menu. Can someone tell me what's wrong? There is a JSFiddle demo in the comments. Thank you all!
The problem is that you are not removing div with id="heroes" before you create another one. Your call to removeSiblings(x); does not remove div#heroes because div#heroes is not a sibling of select#myTeams. For div#heroes to be a sibling of select#myTeams you have to append it to div#teams instead of to div#stepOne. You would have to change line 108 of your fiddle:
document.getElementById('team').appendChild(heroDiv);
This will fix your issue with updating the third menu by selecting in the second, but you will have a similar issue with the form that renders when the user selects from the third menu.
I want to have a popup menu once I click bottom bar button in windows 8 app, and pop up menu needs to be a multi-select, so that user can select multiple options and based on that I will need to refresh main screen. I need to implement this using Html and JavaScript.
Thanks.
The easiest option is probably to show a Flyout control from an AppBar button. The Flyout will let you compose the form you need (within guidelines), but something like a ListView with multiple select enabled might be what you're looking for.
See the HTML Flyout Sample to get started (scenario 6 shows a Flyout from the AppBar).
the better option will be using SettingsFlyout
<div data-win-control="WinJS.UI.SettingsFlyout"
aria-label="App Settings Flyout"
data-win-options="{settingsCommandId:'defaults',width:'wide'}">
make your custom html layout and then call it on button click event
WinJS.UI.SettingsFlyout.showSettings(ID,Path );
you will find the references here:
WinJS.UI.SettingsFlyout object
sample application : App settings sample
I am very new to JS and I would like to create a drop down when an image is clicked on. When it is clicked on the drop down should slide down to show some extra information and should stay down and keep the information displayed, then when another one of these tags are clicked that one that is down should slide back and the new one down.
Could you please tell me how to do this or give me some tutorial to do?
Thanks so much!
Here is an example: http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html#collapse
What you're looking for is called an accordion. Here is a fine tutorial I found that uses jQuery:
http://tutorialzine.com/2009/12/colorful-content-accordion-css-jquery/