Hello,
I have a div with a table inside. The div is set to a width and an
overflow of auto. Scroll works great.
The problem is, I have set an event on the div to check when it is
scrolling. I take the scrollTop() function and assign it to the
scrollTop() of another div with a css property of
?yourFunctionName=?
where yourFunctionName is the name of the sending html files
javascript function name.
That was my problem.
Thanks
On Jul 9, 3:48 pm, Wes Duff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have read over almost every post in this group and still cannot
figure this out. I am sure it has
Ok Im stupid
Just use
$(div#primarycontentcontainer).animate({fontSize: '+=' +
sliderStop});
On May 2, 9:00 am, Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ariel,
You are correct. Attempting suggestions now.
Thanks guys!
Joe
On May 2, 8:32 am, Ariel Flesler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
@Jake and
I am having the same kind of problem.
I am trying to select all the text inside a content div that has many
div, p, a, ect.. all located nested inside the div and I do
not want any other text except the text inside the content div.
I tried $(*).not(div#printercontrol,
am, Aleksandr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I still have the same issue.
Yes, I have wrapper div how it can be solved in this case?
Thanks
On Apr 30, 7:05 pm, Wes Duff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Off the top of my head --- Try something like this
$('div#mydiv').clcik(function(){$('div#mydiv
Hello everyone, I am in the process of creating a Text Resize Scroller
for my employer.
I have the skin created which consists of a background image that
looks like a stretched out
Less than symbol “” with a vertical rectangular handle to scroll left
and right to make the text grow
Or shrink.
Does anyone know a work around or how to add a value to :contains.
Here is my code I am working with
$('.printer_element h2').each(function (i) {
if($(this).nextAll().size() 0) {
//do nothing
} else {
//Here we
Off the top of my head --- Try something like this
$('div#mydiv').clcik(function(){$('div#mydiv').show();}); //click to
show div
$('div:not(#mydiv)').click(function(){$('div#mydiv').hide()}); click
anywhere else to hide div ## Problem just thought of If you are using
a wrapper div then you will
not be the best way of doing it, but I think it is
what you intended to write.
On May 1, 6:00 am, Wes Duff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know a work around or how to add a value to :contains.
Here is my code I am working with
$('.printer_element h2').each(function (i
I dont know if this is right or not but every time you use a function
you should end it with () and (param1, param2, paremEnd) if you have
parameters. So shouldnt it be
$(div.belt ul li).length();
On Apr 30, 7:04 pm, Dave Methvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
right now i am using this: it
Hello, If you want the div to scroll up when you move the mouse over a
sertain div you could use the hover() function but here is a quick
example of mouse events
$(function(){
//first hide the button div
$('div#buttonDiv').hide();
//here set a hover to show roll on and roll off
an element with a class attribute containing myClass
with a child anchor element. Maybe you possibly mean a.myClass meaning
an anchor element which has a myClass class attribute? As I thinkfilterwill
only apply the rule to the element and not check children
elements.
On Sep 26, 5:21 pm, duff
Hi all,
I have started to use Jquery a couple month ago, and i really love the
framework.
I am currently working on an event delegation plugin, attaching
generic event to the document and applying filters to the target
element to determine if an event should be applied.
I have however noticed
Hi all,
I have started to use Jquery a couple month ago, and i really love the
framework.
I am currently working on an event delegation plugin, attaching
generic event to the document and applying filters to the target
element to determine if an event should be applied.
I have however noticed
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