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I am new to Javascript, so I am wondering if anyone could give me some code to press a button! (Not code to have an event on a click, but to have javascript automate a click) Any help would be great!
Given:
<button id="myButton"></button>
When:
document.getElementById("myButton").click();
Then the button's onclick handler will fire.
References:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLElement/click
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I have two (or more) links.
First is link (example) : http://website.com
Second is code with: <div> </div>
How can I make them both open when I click on a single link?
For example, a link entitled "click here" which, when clicked, will open two different blank windows.
This is only done with Javascript. Try this:
Click Me
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I want stop event propagation to only on function in the code instead of stopping and not the rest of the events triggered it is not possible using e.stopeventporpogation
You can't restrict it to single function, instead what you can do is to write the function to be triggered before e.stopeventpropogation and the rest can be after that line
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How can i use the next Tab herf to navigate between tabs or using any other button?
here html and jquery
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Attach an event handler that simulates a click on the tab:
$("a.nexttab").click(function() {
$("a[data-content=tab-two]").click();
});
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I'm working on a form which has this code in the submit button :
<input type="submit" onclick="return onSubmitCheck(document.forms['name'])">
When I delete this part onclick="return onSubmitCheck(document.forms['name'])" it works as normal as before so I don't have any idea what is that for.
Is it for security of form or something else?
Is it ok to remove it?
From the look of it, it is a JavaScript function which is suppose to run when you click on the submit button. You need to look at your JavaScript files and find the function and see what it does.
Whether it is safe to remove or not, depends on what it does.
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If i click a division it will slidUp and if i click that division again it will slideDown.
How can i do this ?
$("#id_color_tags").click(function(){
$("#rightsidefive").slideToggle();
})
Tried that but that didn't work.
Put an alert in the click event, are you getting to the function?
Are the names right. asp.net can alter names so maybe select on a class name instead. So <div class="thisclass"> and the selector then becomes ".thisclass"
Same applies for the #rightsidediv
Failing that, post some HTML so we can see.