So, I have been given an admin built in php and I was asked to implement an already done admin built in aspx into the new one(changing the css and so), the thing is that i want to dynamically "insert" into the main admin structure which is made in php only the part that's gonna be run in aspx, I made a reserach and found out that the way to do it was using file_get_contents and yeah it works, the thing is that i want that to show after I click on a link so I put the f_g_c into a js function to do so, the thing is that it doesnt work, it doesnt insert anything, it does it outside a function, but inside it just won't
<li class="active">
<a id="solicitud" href="" >
<i class="fa fa-file-text-o"></i>
<span>Solicitudes</span>
<span class="label label-primary label-circle pull-right">2</span>
</a>
var li = document.getElementById('solicitud');
li.onclick = aparecer();
function aparecer() {
<?php
$hola= "./solicitudAAA.aspx";
?>
var lo = document.getElementById('container');
lo.innerHTML ="<?php echo file_get_contents($hola); ?>";
return false;
}
above there are the section of code or well the link i want to click so it shows the aspx and the second section of code is the actual script, i don't know what I'm doing wrong and why inside the scriptit won't work, thanks for your answers!
The problem with your code has something to do with your link's href. A blank href in your anchor tag will refresh the page causing the onclick in your script to not work. How about adding the following:
<a href="javascript: void(0)" id="solicitud" onclick="aparecer();">
<i class="fa fa-file-text-o"></i>
<span>Solicitudes</span>
<span class="label label-primary label-circle pull-right">2</span>
</a>
To make things easier, add the function to the onclick attribute of the anchor tag to call the function rather than coding it inside the script.
Since onclick attribute(that contains the calling of function) is added to the anchor tag, you can remove this in the script:
var li = document.getElementById('solicitud');
li.onclick = aparecer();
I hope this helps!
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I am using one of the bootstrap snippet for login dropdown box in the login box there is a link for Join Us I wanted that when i click on Join Us, the content within the box should get replaced by another box that contains login credentials
I modified the following code
New here ? <b>Join Us</b>
with the code below
New here ? <b>Join Us</b>
and created another content that had id signup-dp like this
<ul id="signup-dp" class="dropdown-menu">
// signup data Inside this part
</ul>
Now when i click on the Join Us link the url of the page gets changed i.e #signup in the end of the url, but the content does not get displayed,
can anyone please tell how to do so
Please check jquery included or not.
Use return false like below
<b>Join Us</b>
#signup-dp{
display: none;
}
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<b>Join Us</b>
<div id="login-dp">login-dp</div>
<div id="signup-dp">signup-dp</div>
Its very simple and you code is working for me only.
<a href="#" onClick="$('#login-dp').hide(); $('#signup-dp').show()">
<b>Join Us</b>
</a>
<a href="#" onClick="$('#login-dp').show(); $('#signup-dp').hide()">
<b>Login</b>
</a>
<ul id="signup-dp" class="dropdown-menu">
// signup data Inside this part
</ul>
<ul id="login-dp" class="dropdown-menu">
// login data Inside this part
</ul>
Please follow this link . JSfiddle
Onclick jQuery is not working, So user Javascript code
New here ? <a href="#" onclick='document.getElementById("login-dp").style.display = "none";document.getElementById("signup-dp").style.display = "visible";'><b>Join Us</b></a>
Put the new hidden element somewhere before your existing element.
unless you write your jQuery code in $(document).ready(); in a separate file, or internal.
Your code is correct. But please check have you included jquery file.
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.1.0/jquery.min.js"></script>
This jquery should be included before the jquery code you have written.
Put following jquery code to make signup div initially hidden.
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#signup-dp").hide();
});
</script>
First of all, for make good programming habit you have to bind click event instead of write javascript code inside of tag onClick attribute.
<b>Join Us</b>
In your javascript code (try to write code in other js file instead of inline code in HTML page.)
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#btn_join_us").click(function(e){
e.preventDefault();
$('#login-dp').hide();
$('#signup-dp').show();
return false;
});
});
This kind of code make some secure event binding. otherwise anyone can make change your code from inspect element and execute this.
I'm trying to change a certain word in the title of a page dynamically with javascript depending on which link in the nav is clicked on. So for instance, if the "Asia" link is clicked I want the h2 to display: "You are in Asia" or if the "Europe link is clicked I want the h2 to say: "You are in Europe."
The html for the nav bar:
<div id="zone-nav">
<a href="" id="surge-btn"</a>
<a href="" id="latin-btn"</a>
<a href="" id="africa-btn"</a>
<a href="" id="asia-btn"</a>
</div>
The html I have thus far for the title that needs to be changed: `
<h2 id="zoneName">You are in<span id="zoneName"></span></h2>`
I know I need to write a function to determine what link is pressed, but I am a little confused on how to approach this.
if you add some extra markup to your html, you can use a single jQuery event handler:
<div id="zone-nav">
<a class="zone-select" href="" id="surge-btn">Surge?</a>
<a class="zone-select" href="" id="latin-btn">Latin</a>
<a class="zone-select" href="" id="africa-btn">Africa</a>
<a class="zone-select" href="" id="asia-btn">Asia</a>
</div>
now the event handler:
$(document).ready(function() {
$(".zone-select").on("click", function() {
$("#zoneName").html($(this).html());
};
});
Firstly you need to deal with your duplicate id here:
<h2 id="zoneName">You are in<span id="zoneName"></span></h2>
Note we cannot have the same id otherwise we don't know how to get an element by it's id. So remove the uneeded one on the h2:
<h2>You are in <span id="zoneName"></span></h2>
Then add event's to your a tags:
<div id="zone-nav">
<a onclick="update('Surge')" id="surge-btn" >item1</a>
<a onclick="update('Latin')" id="latin-btn" >item2</a>
<a onclick="update('Africa')" id="africa-btn" >item3</a>
<a onclick="update('Asia')" id="asia-btn" >item4</a>
</div>
Note: This can be done purely in JavaScript or be done easily in jQuery. But since you did not mention it I will not be using jQuery. We could iterate through by ClassName and have the links be a class, but that's no more simple then the way above.
For the JavaScript we need to return false to prevent the default behavior of a anchor tag:
function update(text) {
document.getElementById("zoneName").innerHTML = text;
return false;
}
Here is a working Fiddle
Would there be a way to keep the updated text in the even if the page reloads?
Yes there is a way to do this without having to use a server-sided language. What I will do is use HTML 5 web storage, note this will only work for browsers that support HTML 5 (which is all of the modern ones), you can use cookies if you need support for older browsers that work similarly for the following example. In this case I will be using sessionStorage which saves the information even until the browser is closed.
I will emulate a href to the same page for the <a> tags, we need to do this because we need to save out information before we move to a new page. After I save I will call location.reload() that will act as a refresh. Note that you could make this move to an entirely new page as well, just include the script on the new page and use window.location.href = "newPageUrl" ( jsfiddle prevents me from moving to a new page ).
The HTML will be the same but the JavaScript will be updated as followed:
window.onload = function() { // When the page loads
if(sessionStorage.zoneName) { // Check if the session exist
// update the page with the session info
document.getElementById("zoneName").innerHTML = sessionStorage.zoneName;
}
}
function update(text) {
sessionStorage.zoneName = text; // store the text into a session called "zoneName"
location.reload(); // reload the page
return;
}
Here is a working Fiddle
Here's an example of what you could do for the africa-btn (this will require jQuery, I hope that's alright):
$(document).ready(function() {
$("#africa-btn").on("click", function() {
$("#zoneName").html("Africa");
};
// Other buttons here
});
What this is doing is attaching an action to the "click" event of the africa-btn anchor tag. When it's clicked it should update the span's html as described above. You can add further click events in a similar way.
Using $("#africa-btn") to bind the click event is a way to do it specifically for that one button, so you'll have to do it for each id.
This would update the selected zone in the dom
<div id="zone-nav">
<a id="africa-btn" onclick="updateZone('africa'); return false;"> </a>
<a id="asia-btn" onclick="updateZone('asia'); return false;"> </a>
</div>
function updateZone(countryName){
document.getElementById('zoneName').innerText = countryName;
return false;
}
are you looking for something like this :
Simple html and javascript only:
http://jsfiddle.net/q9L37c32/
Asia
I'm trying to get my webpage to use the kind of color box that is demoed on this website here.
http://www.jacklmoore.com/colorbox/example2/. (Outside HTML ajax Example).
In their code for this, they have:
$(".ajax").colorbox();
targeting:
<p>
<a class='ajax' href="../content/ajax.html" title="Homer Defined">
Outside HTML (Ajax)
</a>
</p>
My question is, I want the colorbox to display another page I have, when I click this Icon span on my page.
<span id="pause">
<i class="fa fa-pause"></i>
</span>
I've used on() to make it so when it's clicked it runs a function.
$("#pause").on("click", function() {
game.pause();
});
Where as game.pause(); will create this effect, but I'm not sure how to make it happen, because I am not using a link like the examples.
i'am beginning with jQuery and really need help. I have image with hover, which show two buttons - edit and delete. And after click on gallery-edit button i just need redirect to any website. But it doesnt have any effect. This is my code:
<ul class="thumbnails galler">
<li id="image-1" class="thumbnail">
<a style="background:url({$basePath}/images/products/item1.jpg)" title="Sample Image 1" href="{$basePath}/images/products/item1.jpg"><img class="grayscale" src="{$basePath}/images/products/item1.jpg" alt="Sample Image 1"></a>
</li>
</ul>
<script type="text/javascript">
//gallery controlls container animation
$('ul.galler li').hover(function(){
$('img',this).fadeToggle(1000);
$(this).find('.gallery-controls').remove();
$(this).append('<div class="well gallery-controls">'+
'<p><i class="icon-edit"></i> <i class="icon-remove"></i></p>'+
'</div>');
$(this).find('.gallery-controls').stop().animate({
'margin-top':'-1'
},400,'easeInQuint');
});
//gallery edit
$('.thumbnails').on('click','.gallery-edit',function(e){
$.get(this.href);
return false;
});
</script>
$.get does not redirect, it does an ajax request for the url provided. You should use location.href = {url} instead.
If you know the href, you can use native javascript to do this instead.
window.location.href = //insert url here;
But the problem with your code is that you are trying to retrieve the href through the this keyword. The this keyword refers to the event, not the actual anchor element you're trying to reference. To get the link, you want to use e.currentTarget.href instead.
EDIT: For some stupid reason, I didn't notice you were also using $.get. That function is not useful for what you want. Just use the native properties provided by the Window object to redirect the browser, as I and at least one other poster has shown you above.
How can you do something like this:
<a href="some javascript statement that isn't a function call;" >myLink</a>
And have the js in the href execute when the link is clicked.
Just put the JS code directly in there:
fsljk
Though, you should not be doing inline scripting. You should unobtrusively attach event handlers.
<a id="lol" href="/blah">fdsj</a>
<script>
document.getElementById('lol').onclick=function() {
/* code */
};
</script>
<a href="javascript:var hi = 3;" >myLink</a>
Now you can use hi anywhere to get 3.
You can write inline-code in the same way as
<a href="javascript:[code]">
This method is also available in other tags.
addition
if you want to Execution when something tag clicking, you can fix with onClick attribute
<a onClick="function()">
I know this question is old but I had a similar challenge dynamically modifying the href attribute that sends an email when the anchor tag is clicked.
The solution I came up with is this:
$('#mailLink,#loginMailLink,#sbMailLink').click(function () {
this.setAttribute('href', "mailto:" + sessionStorage.administrator_mail_address + "?subject=CACS GNS Portal - Comments or Request For Access&body=Hi");
});
<a id="loginMailLink" href= "#" style="color:blue">CACS GNS Site Admin.</a>
I hope that helps.