Below is the code i have added in main.js file
$(function(){
$(".menuHorizontal div").click(function(){
console.log('hi');
});
});
Below is my html DOM structure
<div class="menuHorizontal">
<div class="yellow-borBottom">All</div>
<div>Elevators</div>
<div>Escalators</div>
<div>Walkways</div>
</div>
my jquery click function wont works, no event on click. not even it shows error in console. plz help me to resolve this
I have added a seperate Jquery file too but still wont works
The way that you have this scoped attaches an event to all div's contained within a div assigned class menuHorizontal. In the code that you posted, there are none of these!
<div class="menuHorizontal">mush be close with</div> // No divs inside here!
You closed the div with class menuHorizontal too soon. Two options below. The former will also attach the event to the "mush be close with" text, while the latter will not.
<div class="menuHorizontal">
<div>mush be close with</div>
<div class="yellow-borBottom">All</div>
<div>Elevators</div>
<div>Escalators</div>
<div>Walkways</div>
</div>
<div class="menuHorizontal">>mush be close with
<div class="yellow-borBottom">All</div>
<div>Elevators</div>
<div>Escalators</div>
<div>Walkways</div>
</div>
Were you trying to scope like this, which attaches the event to div's with class menuHorizontal?
$("div.menuHorizontal").click(function(){
console.log('hi');
You might also want to change your scope to the higher level div, like so. Google event bubbling for more info
$(".menuHorizontal").click(function(){
console.log('hi');
Also, consider using jQuery .on(), as follows. It's a little more current, and generally more flexible.
http://api.jquery.com/on/
$(function(){
$(".menuHorizontal div").on('click', function(){
console.log('hi');
});
});
$(".menuHorizontal div").click(function(){
console.log('hi');
});
This does not work because in your HTML <div class="menuHorizontal">mush be close with</div> you dont have a div inside of the div .menuHorizontal so the event is not binded on any div ( as it doesn't exist). So you can do as below.
Change your HTML to
<div class="menuHorizontal">mush be close with
<div class="yellow-borBottom">All</div>
<div>Elevators</div>
<div>Escalators</div>
<div>Walkways</div>
</div>
And the existing jquery must work fine.
And here is Working Fiddle
Related
In my web application I use .on() from jQuery to bind click event to a specific li elements in a dynamic multilevel menu created by an AJAX call and passed to the DOM.
$(".dl-menu li:not(:has(li)):not(.dl-back)").on("click", function(){
// My Code...
});
Obviously I put this code behind all the dependencies (jQuery in this case), but I does not work, the code is not being executed.
Only works if I open Firebug and paste the code in it.
I also have tried this:
$(document).ready(function() {
$(".dl-menu li:not(:has(li)):not(.dl-back)").on("click", function(){
// My Code...
});
});
But it does not work too.
What I'm doing wrong?
EDIT: To add more details:
HTML structure:
<div id='tab2' class='col s12'>
<div class='section no-pad-bot' id='index-banner'>
<br><br>
<h2 class='header center green-text'>MENU</h2>
<div id='prodcontainer'>
<div id='dl-menu' class='dl-menuwrapper'></div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
AJAX: (the important parte - the code inside success
$(".dl-menuwrapper").html("<button class='dl-trigger' style='visibility:hidden;'></button>"+json.html.replace('dl-submenu', 'dl-menu dl-menuopen'));
$('#dl-menu').dlmenu();
The json.html contains the string with the HTML to being added to the DOM. Like this:
json.html='<ul class="dl-submenu"><li data-id="17">A<ul class="dl-submenu"><li data-id="18">B<ul class="dl-submenu"><li data-id="20">C</li><li data-id="21">D</li></ul></li><li data-id="19">E</li></ul></li></ul>'
Using .on() this way only binds elements that are currently in the DOM.
Because you load the menu through AJAX, it is not available when this code is executed.
The best workaround is to select a wrapper and specify a selector:
$(".dl-menu").on("click", "li:not(:has(li)):not(.dl-back)", function(){
});
Providing .dl-menu exists in the HTML that you do not create once the document is loaded.
EDIT - Alternative
Place the code setting up the event listener after the menu is loaded.
You should use .on('click'....) on an element that's already present. So you will need to use the code like:
$(document).ready(function() {
$(".dl-menuwrapper").on("click", ".dl-menu li:not(:has(li)):not(.dl-back)", function(){
// My Code...
});
});
Or alternatively,
$(document).on("click", ".dl-menu li:not(:has(li)):not(.dl-back)", function(){
// My Code...
});
So I have a few "boxes" with an onclick function:
<div class="box" onclick="load(1);return false;"></div>
<div class="box" onclick="load(2);return false;"></div>
The onclick functions trigger a function that reads the content of a few seperate .php files (example1.php and example2.php).
These files contain other boxes made with fieldset instead of a div.
function load(num){
$("#loadthis").load("example"+num+".php");
}
And the function above is changing the content of this div down here:
<div id="loadthis">Load my fieldset boxes</div>
So far everything works, until I click on the fieldset boxes.
The background color of the fieldset should change when I click it and the radio inside the fieldset should be selected too (because of css styling), but both of this does not happen. But I can still select the radio when clicking the radio (not the box).
I have tested it in IE and in Chrome, this code works there most of the time.
But in firefox I cannot select the fieldset box 50% of the time.
I tried to experiment with the .on( class but it gives me the same effect.
$('fieldset.type-a').children('.row').children('.box.col-4').on("click", load);
function load(){
var index = $('fieldset.type-a').children('.row').children('.box.col-4').index( this );
index+=1;
$("#loadthis").load("fs"+index+".php");
}
Okay so after some searching I found that there is already an onclick function in a different .js file that being called:
function handleStep2() {
$('.step-form-2 input[type=radio]').change(function () {
$(this).closest('fieldset').find('.box').removeClass('active');
$(this).closest('.box').addClass('active');
$(this).attr('checked', 'checked');
});
$('.step-form-2 .select-box .box').click(function () {
$(this).find('input[type=radio]').trigger('change');
});
}
I am now going to try to merge the codes and see if that gets rid of the bug with the active class not being activated on click.
SOLVED: I solved it by indeed merging both the codes to 1 click function. Thanks for all your help guys, But I still wonder if this could be done a different way?
Look into event delegation, and if you're using jQuery it's easy
look into the jQuery API for .on(
Also you want to make sure you're using unobtrusive JS, so pull that out of your HTML, put it in a .js file as an event listener and load the script after the DOM has loaded as the last thing before your closing </body> tag
It should be a delay about loading php files content.
Is it work when you click one of them even takes time?
Maybe you should ajax for loading php files. By the way you can send data to php files using GET or POST methods.
You can check this examples.
If your function is initalized in an IIFE, inline js can´t access this function.
It´s weird that you say this sometimes works..
IIFE is a wrapper function to create capsules, so the client can´t modify your script in runtime.
Looks like this:
(function(){
/* code */
}());
It would be much better to create js-events:
on('body', 'click', '.box', function(e) {
console.log(e.target); // this is the clicked list item
});
Hope it helps..
experiencing a very strange bug that I can't seem to get past.
I have no syntax errors in my web console, and yet I still can't get my function to work.
I'm simply toggling a div via .slideToggle(), but it is not registering my click event.
Here is my HTML;
<div id="btnAcc" title="Log In"></div>
<div id="userMenu">
// Some Stuff
</div>
And here is my JS:
// APP BAR
$('#btnAcc').click(function(){
$('#userMenu').slideToggle();
});
When I issue $('#userMenu').slideToggle(); in my web console, the div slides down. But I can't get it to work when I click the div.
Any ideas?
The DOM has not fully loaded when your jQuery runs. Try this:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#btnAcc').click(function(){
$('#userMenu').slideToggle();
});
});
Try calling the event like this :
$(document).on('click', '#btnAcc', function() {
$('#userMenu').slideToggle();
});
You are most likely trying to assign an event to an HTML element that has not been loaded into the DOM yet.
alrighty Ive got what I hope is a rather easy question today for people knowledgeable in jquery. I have an toggle that activates on clicking a specific element, in this case I have targeted my logo image with an id of #logobutton. it works wonderfully however theres a problem, the animation also activates whenever I click on any and all other links on the page and even some random div boxed (like my nav bg). please note im very new to this javaScript jazz so I may be missing something you would consider quite obvious. thanks for the help!
here is the fiddle with all relevant code http://jsfiddle.net/tRf36/1/
jquery:
!--jquery script, must be above all jquery elements-->
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-1.11.0.min.js"></script>
<!--script for bg toggle-->
<script type="text/javascript">
$( document ).ready(function() {
$("#logobutton").click(function() {
$(".galbox").toggleClass("galbox-change");
});
});
</script>
<!--bg fade hide on load-->
<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#gallerybox").fadeTo(3000, 0.00, function() {
$("#gallerybox").fadeTo(1000, 1.00);
});
});
</script>
hopefully someone can see if I have something targeted incorrectly or whatever is causing the issue of my generic rather than specific selection of clickable area to activate this bg animation.
My previous answer was completely off base, sorry for that. Looking at the jsfiddle that you posted it appears that you have the logo button like this <button ... /> the browser is then ignoring the /> and just wrapping everything in a button. So that means that both the gallery box and the nav bar are surrounded by the button that is activating the animation. Changing the button to be like this should fix it:
<button type="button" class="logo" id="logobutton" value=""></button>
close <button> tag properly using </button>
All elements below button are treated as children if you do not close properly.
Two aspects conspire to cause the effect:
You have nested your nav bar divs inside the #logobutton button.
Event bubbling causes events triggered on an embedded element to eventually reach the #logobutton button, being processed by the registered event handler.
A solution is to check for the triggering element of the click event:
$("#logobutton").click(function (eve) {
if ($(eve.target).attr("id") === "logobutton") {
$(".galbox").toggleClass("galbox-change");
}
});
You can test this modification with this fiddle.
You can learn more about event bubbling in particular and event processing in browsers following these links:
quirksmode (ppk)
MDN
I have a small chunk of code, like this:
$("div.footerMenu li").click(
function () {
$("div.onScreen").hide();
$(this).children("div.onScreen").fadeIn('fast');
},function(){
$("div.onScreen").hide();
});//click
And when I click on <li> the div .onScreen shows nicely, but when i click on this div, that just showed up the functions is hiding in and showing again, but I don't want it to execute this function again. So my question is: How can I somehow "detach/exclude/hide" this div from Javascript?
update:
The thing is that with this method and with others with .one() the rest of menu is not working. There is the site with the problem here . I want this div that shows up stay there, when I click on it, but when I click on their items <li> I want to other div's (submenus) to show up (warning - big images on that site).
The html looks like this:
<div class="footerMenu"> <ul> <li>HOME<div class="onScreen"><div style="padding:50px;"><img src="fillTxt.png"></div></div></li> <li>PLENER<div class="onScreen"> <div style="padding:50px;"><img src="fillTxt2.png"></div></div> </li> <li>STUDIO<div class="onScreen"> <div style="padding:50px;"><img src="fillTxt.png"></div></div> </li> <li>INNE<div class="onScreen"> <div style="padding:50px;"><img src="fillTxt2.png"></div></div> </li> </ul> </div>
The simple solution is:
$('div.footerMenu li').unbind('click');
But should you have multiple click handlers on the selector, you may want to only remove one at a time. The way to do that is to store a reference to the function being passed:
function hideItem()
{
...code...
//unbind the click event
$(this).unbind('click', hideItem);
}
$('div.footerMenu li').click(hideItem);
If you want to handle an event only once, you can use the one() method:
$("div.footerMenu li").one("click", function() {
$("div.onScreen").hide();
$(this).children("div.onScreen").fadeIn("fast");
});
You can use .one():
$("div.footerMenu li").one('click', function(){
things_to_happen_only_once();
// unbinding happens automatically
});