ate: 02/09/2009 02:01 PM
Subject:[jQuery] Re: Triggering a link with no click event
I was looking to do the same thing - I wanted to emu
I was looking to do the same thing - I wanted to emulate the click()
method, which doesn't work on all browsers. I have had any luck
either. I was trying to open a file input browse view by clicking on
another link. I can get it to work in IE and Safari, but Firefox
doesn't support it on input[typ
Guys, thank you, but it still does not work.
1) The Maurício's solution is just a way of extracting the href value
and creating onlick event to jump to that link. What I need is to
emulate a click on the a element without opening a link directly. The
reason for that: Rokbox scans all rel="rokbox"
I'm not sure, but I think click() will only fire the events bound with
jQuery itself. RokBox seems to be based on mootools, have you tried
the mootools way?
$('test').fireEvent('click');
Also, are you sure you're not having conflicts between jQuery and
mootools? Which one is using the caret symb
Hi Andy,
Sorry. There is no need to use the find() method.
function linkClick() {
var target = $('#test').attr('href');
window.location = target;
}
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But I strongly recommend do not use javascrit whitin the markup.
Keep behavior inside its o
Try:
function linkClick() {
var target = $('body').find('#test').attr('href');
window.location = target;
}
Maurício
-Mensagem Original-
De: "Andy789"
Para: "jQuery (English)"
Enviada em: sábado, 31 de janeiro de 2009 05:15
Assunto: [jQuery] Triggering a link with no click event
As I can see quite many posts on this subject I wanted to explain why
I need this. I generate links for RokBox modal window - something like
test
next, I need to trigger these links from jscript function (from the
external flash application). I could not figure out the way how to
call RokBox dir
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