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Not sure what is causing this problem, if you click Request A Quote from this page you'll notice that even if you fill out the form, it doesn't submit! I'm pretty sure this may be down to a JS conflict but thought I'd post it up here in case I'm way off....
Any help would be much appreciated.
Cheers!
You are using a regular link a to submit the form, do you manage the click event with JS in any way?
Since you're using the HTML form, why not simply use a button :
<button class="button-submit">Request a quote</button>
Or, add this to your link : onclick="form.submit();".
Like so :
Request a quote
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I want to achieve following algorithm:
Preconditions:
You are logged in instagram web version
You see the default home page
You are using chrome
It should be done via console tab in chrome
Task:
Do in vanilla JS the focus of the input field with a recommendation window
i.e
Focus the field, input cats, submit it and see the recommendation window
let search = document.querySelectorAll('[placeholder="Поиск"]')[0];
search.focus();
search.click();
Expected behaviour:
Search input found
Search input focused
Recommendation popup appeared
Actual behaviour:
Search input found
Search input not focused
Thank you for any assistance!
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I have a lot JS files in legacy project. Some JS code is blocking form submit, how I can find what JS events is listening form submit ?
Chrome actually has a great tool that is able to do this. Right-click on the submit button and open dev tools. Then go to event listeners in the sub tab from there you should be able to see the submit action. You can expand the action and view the source.
the comments are a good start, additionally search through all files for any reference to the forms name or id and if thats not enout for any code looping through all forms.
depending on the techniques used, e.g. jquery you might need to change your search like
document.getElementsByTagName("form")
$("form")
$("#ID_OF_FORM).submit
and so on... i guess best chances by using the ID of the form
You can also add event listener in Console Tab.
More in article below.
How to debug Front-end: Console
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I'm trying to not display element after it was clicked, but the onclick method gets called when the page loads and then it does not get called when I click it. This is my code.
$(document).ready(function() {
$(".close").on('click', function(){
$(this).parent().parent().css("display","none");
});
}
What's the problem here?
The question is unclear. But your element is either not available on the dom from the beginning or you have not selected properly the element you want to hide.
Try this:
$(document).ready(function() {
$("body").on('click', '.close',function(){
$(this).closest("insert-element-name").css("display","none");
});
}
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Simple enough question, but I've spent a few hours and can't figure it out.
Some background:
Using dropzone.js I have set an entire page to be a dropzone.
I properly handle the file upload.
Issue:
I want to trigger a JavaScript function to do something (lets say trigger an alert) whenever a person drops any file anywhere on the screen. How would I best achieve this?
Dropzone.js has a drop event which can be triggered like below:
$(function() {
var myDropzone = new Dropzone("#my-dropzone");
myDropzone.on("drop", function(file) {
//code here
});
})
see http://www.dropzonejs.com/#events for all events.
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I need to create a link or a button so that users can navigate to different urls (needs to be generated in a js function based on values selected in multiple dropdown)
I tried with a button but it doesn't navigate to the link, and with not able to change values of href it adds to previous values.
Can you please help
function link(url){
window.location.assign(url);
}
<button onclick="link('http://www.stackoverflow.com/')">Go to Stack Overflow without using an <a>!</button>
Try this:
https://jsfiddle.net/ykc8mLwj/
$(function() {
$("#id-of-your-select").on("change", function() {
$("#id-of-your-link").attr("href", $(this).val());
});
}