I am working on developing a new accordion for my client. Everything is working correctly in my local machine but I am having issue when the same thing is uploaded in jsfiddle.
I found that the issue is because the user defined function is loading after the external js files I have added.
This is my fiddle. http://jsfiddle.net/imsabarinath/rpq2w/12/
In this I have added a user function detectBrowserClass.I have also added 8 external js files and css files via the external resource tab. But when I run the code, it seems that the user function is loaded only after all the external resources are loaded. I inspected with firebug and it clearly shows the user function is loaded after the external resources
Is there any way I can load the user function detectBrowserClass before loading any of the external resources in jsfiddle; means before all the script tags ?
Instead of using the "External Resources" option, you can put the script tags in the HTML field, i.e. add them to the body.
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Ultimate goal is to cycle through photos on a blog page. Seems like 'document.getElementById().src' would be a good approach.
Problem: To make sure the javascript code is successfully linking to the blog page, I tried testing with this in my script.js file:
document.getElementById('testID').innerHTML = "Running test";
and this in my .html file:
<div id="testID"></div>
But, the text "Running Test" does not show up on the blog page. However, when running this same exact test in my index.html page, it does work. Both .html files load the same script file along with jQuery. I don't understand why it works in one html file and not the other.
NEW FINDING:
This line of code now works on the blog page when I remove it from inside
$(document).ready(function(){ ... });
Why would that be?
The Javascript in the current page can only access HTML elements that are in pages that are currently loaded into the browser.
More specifically, document.getElementById() ONLY searches the current web page's document for matching elements. It does not search any other pages and certainly does not search other files on your server that are not loaded into the browser. "current web page" means the HTML loaded from the current URL in the browser bar.
When a web page is no longer visible in the browser window (e.g it's been replaced by some other page), it is gone and no longer reachable by any Javascript. In some specific cases, you can access document loaded into other tabs or other frames (subject to same-origin security rules and requires a different method of access).
In addition, no changes to a web page are persistent in the browser. As soon as a web page is no longer loaded into an active browser window, it is gone and reloading it again will load the original, unmodified version of that document.
If you want the same code from one page to run in another page, then you must include that same code in the other page. You can want, you can share a reference to the code by putting the code into its own page and then using a <script src="xxx.js"> tag in each page to cause the same code to get loaded into each page.
If interpret Question correctly, try using .load()
$("#container").load("/blog/blog_1.html #testID")
We are using a Sitefinity portal and have the jwplayer on one of our pages. When I edit the page, all I see in the HTML code is a DIV with an ID for the video player. I do not see any reference to the javascript code. However, when I load the page, I see the setup() function and the script reference to the .js file.
I am trying to figure out where and at what point the setup() and reference to the .js code is loaded into the page.
We are experiencing a problem where the Sitefinity portal is loading over https and the media content (a remotely hosted .mp4 file) is loading over http. Because of the mixed https/http content this will not load on the page.
Any help is much appreciated!
Thanks!
Bob
Where did you put the js in the first place? You cannot edit tags in a Content Block.
As an alternative you can add a Javascript widget to the page ("Scripts and Styles" section). You won't have it double once you save the Content Block with the js stripped.
I'm using Rails 4. I have a javascript file, app/assets/javascripts/exotic_fonts.js, which adds some javascript functionality to fonts. When I load the homepage this javascript file is automatically loaded on the homepage, however it's not loaded automatically on other pages such as /user/show and the functionality is missing. However if I refresh the page, then the javascript file is loaded and the functionality is back. I was wondering how I can fix it.
Also, is it possible to load only some of the javascript files on a certain page?
Thanks.
You can use following snippet to fix this issue. Now your js code will works with turbolinks.
ready = ->
// Your javascriptcode goes here
$(document).ready(ready)
$(document).on('page:load', ready)
I have a html page (inicio.html) which loads some js scripts. Then from a js script there is a navigation to another page in a different html file (test.html) and a different set of js files.
The problem is that when I do the changePage ($.mobile.changePage("test.html");) and the new page is loaded the new js files are kept in files like
http://localhost:8080/cdmWEB/resources/scripts/jquery/2.0.3/jquery-2.0.3.min.js/eval/seq/2
The js functions are being executed because the console.log messages in them are shown. But the changes the js scripts should do in the page are not rendered and the js cannot be debuged (using firebug).
I am loading the js scripts with the tag in the html file, but I have also tried the $.getScript function with the same result.
I am using jQuery 2.0.3 and jQuery-mobile 1.3.1.
From what I saw the reason why the js files are kept like that is because they are retrieved using ajax. Is there a way to prevent this and retrieve the file "normally"? or is there something I am missing (probably)?
Have a look here:
Jquery Mobile - $.mobile.changepage not loading external .JS files
You should consider loading the needed JS in the main page, and not in the page your changing to.
I ended up using window.open('test.html','_self','',true); to make the transition. This loads the new scripts when the transition is made and the jquery appends keep working fine.
So I'm looking to take HTML code for a slideshow and insert it into an HTML box for an app.
However, obviously the .js and .css dependencies need to go with it, or else it won't function properly.
Is there a way/program that allows me in VS to take those classes and insert them within the HTML file so that they are all read at once, and the slideshow works? Ideas?
Thanks,
D.
Use external files to allow the browser to cache them. Put the reference to the external files in your master page.