Hi!
I want an div#breadcrumb to animate when some other divs are hovered.
This is my code:
var BrHo = $('#breadcumb') + $('#nKnapper') + $('#Navigation');
BrHo.hover(function(){
$('#Breadcumb').animate({
opacity: '1',
fontSize:
Firebug says: BrHo.hover is not a function
On 27 Sep, 12:42, ryan.j ryan.joyce...@googlemail.com wrote:
try $('#breadcumb, #nKnapper, #Navigation') instead
Excellent :)
Works. Thanks!
Ok, understand the undefined-writing..
Thanks!
Now we're getting somewhere.
(It's my first time writing a fo-expression)
You're right about the comparison.
It should be: for (i=3; i=0; i--)
You're not initializing BText.
I think this is valid..
http://www.w3schools.com/JS/js_variables.asp
It's now writing to the page :))
However
Ok, saw one mistake, overwriting the text on each for.
So, tried this:
var BrCu = here.parents('li').find(a:first);
var BText;
for (i=3; i=0; i--){
if (BrCU[i] != undefined){
BText = BText + 'gt; ' + BrCu[i];
}}
$('#breadcumb
Hi!
I'm not an expert in js, maybe you can help me with this one:
var BrCu = here.parents('li').find(a:first);
for (i=3; i=0; i--){
if (BrCU[i] != undefined){
$('#breadcumb span.ins').html('gt;' + BrCu[i]);
}
};
BrCu gives me what I want. But the
Success!!!
var BrCu = here.parents('li').find(a:first);
var BText = ;
for (i=3; i=0; i--){
if (BrCu[i] != undefined){
BText = BText + ' gt; ' + 'a href=' + BrCu[i] + '' + BrCu.eq
(i).html() + '/a';
}}
$('#breadcumb span.ins').html(BText);
Thanks for helping out Althalos,
but BrCu really gives me what I want.
You see, for each parents('li') jQuery finds a:first, giving me the
array I want.
However, I wonder if the format of the array doesn't convert to insert
as html..
Ok,
seems like I misunderstood the way Firebug works.
It said the variable was undefined, but when I set the breakpoint on
the line under,
I got something :)
Sorry about that,
and thanks for the help!
This is from
http://docs.jquery.com/Selectors/attributeEquals#attributevalue:
Variables can be used using the following syntax: [name=' +MyVar
+ ']
Is it right?
I can't seem to get it work properly..
Thanks!
Finally.. I got it working :)
It was getting the quotes right..
My code: $('#Navigation li a[href='+relPath+']')
Finally.. I got it working :)
It was getting the quotes right..
Solution: $('#Navigation li a[href='+relPath+']')
Thanks!
Thanks!
You're right, css is a good solution..
Thanks again!
Hi!
Is this right syntax in my filter (line #3)
I can't seem to get what I want..
var path = location.href ;
var relPath = path.replace('http://mydomain.localhost', '') ||
path.replace('http://mydomain.com', '') ;
var here = $(#Navigation li a[href=''+relPath+''])
I
Thanks!
Tried
var here = $(#Navigation li a[href='+Path+']);
and
var here = $(#Navigation li).$(a[href='+relPath+']); (Are
they totally equal?)
still gives me nothing.
I'm not very trained in javascript/jQuery but I thing you
misunderstood my line 1 and 2.
relPath is for the relative
Hi!
..rather new to javascript
I'm making a rollover-script for my site.
It works fine for one image, but not for many.
How can I modify it to supprt any number of images?
var sti = $('.ro').attr('src');
var nySti = sti.replace('.png', '_ov.png')
Hi!
I'm making a pop-up Google search-box for my site.
However it's something wrong with my jQuery-code. Can you help me?
js:
if (
$('#Search').hover() || $('#Google').focus() )
{$('#Google').show() }
else {
$('#Google').hide()
Thanks!
On Aug 5, 1:12 pm, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com wrote:
hover requires 2 functions hover(over,out)
Ok, so can I use mouseOver instead?
take the * if* out
logic not making sense on the focus part. If you can focus on element it's
already showing
The focus is for if $('#Search').hover
On 5 Aug, 20:16, Tim tberne...@mchsi.com wrote:
Adapt the code to something like this:
$(#search).hover(function() { //On hover...
$(#Google).show();
} , function() { //On hover out...
$(#Google).hide();
Hi!
I suppose it's:
class=lightbox-enabled rel=lightbox-myGroup
not just rel=lightbox-myGroup
And maybe myGroup instead of just group?
Hi!
Thanks to your good work I'm using jQuery,
with the Lightbox Plugin (balupton edition).
Very nice in deed.
However I have some problems:
* Safari 3: png-pictures is not showing
* IE7: - $.Lightbox.construct doesn't seem to work (it's showing
linkback)
- The rendering seems a little
Ok, found out about the png-problems in Safari.
I'd used some national characters in the picture-names.
It didn't work in IE either.
Fixed
However the linkback problem in IE remains..
Hi!
I have a problem on an animated hover-out. The display (#K_meny li)
sticks to block. And I want to get it to none. What is the problem
and what can I do?
I also have a minor problem on not getting the z-index I want. The
#K_meny li comes on top no matter what I do. Solutions?
Thanks!
Oh. Thanks!
So then I can have it in one sentence?
On Jul 22, 12:10 pm, Cloudream [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.stop(); do not forget ()
Geir wrote:
Hi!
Is it right that I have to put .stop in it's own sentence?
Like:
$('#K_meny li') .stop;
$('#K_meny
Works! Thanks again!
On Jul 22, 12:10 pm, Cloudream [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.stop(); do not forget ()
Geir wrote:
Hi!
Is it right that I have to put .stop in it's own sentence?
Like:
$('#K_meny li') .stop;
$('#K_meny li').animate({.. } , 1000
Hi!
Is it right that I have to put .stop in it's own sentence?
Like:
$('#K_meny li') .stop;
$('#K_meny li').animate({.. } , 1000);
And not:
$('#K_meny li') .stop.animate({.. } , 1000);
I've got some errors with the latter.
Ok, I've simplified a little.
My code is below..
I have a problem on hover out. The display (#K_meny li) sticks to
block. And I want to get it to none. What is the problem and what
can I do?
I also have a minor problem on not getting the z-index I want. The
#K_meny li comes on top no matter
Hi all!
What's the difference between:
1. attr(style: prop./val.)
2. css({prop./val.})
and
3. animate({prop.val.}, 0)
Are all the changes set in the html inline-style?
Thanks!
Reference for my question:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/10ce43d5f882b642?hl=en
Thanks!
({
top: -26px
left: 48px
, 1000
})
});
});
If it helps, please focus on line 4-9. The rest is a draft. But of course, any
guidance is appreciated.
Thanks a lot!
:) Geir, Norway
Wow! You are amazing!
I felt stuck on this. Tried Talkfrilance.com, but no answers.
And here you are enlightening me..
Thanks a lot!
(I'll post again when I tried out the new code)
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