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I have recently made a webpage that needs to refresh every few seconds, but in some cases; navigation or other things may be interrupted by the constant refreshing.
I am seeking a way to enable/disable the auto-refresh preferably using JavaScript.
This way, I can click a button on my webpage to have auto-refreshing set to on and another button to turn it off.
Thanks!
You'd be better off using AJAX and jQuery for this. It's actually very simple.
setInterval(function(){
$('#my_div').load('/path/to/server/source');
}, 2000)
This would re-load the div with the ID "my_div" every two seconds and refresh it with the specified path. .load() is short for $.ajax.
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I'm currently using an age verification plugin (WordPress Responsive Age Verification) which is no longer supported but the issue is constant with every other plugin I've tried. I want the age verification popup to appear before any of the page content. Currently there's a flash of the homepage before the popup pops up. Can I give the javascript the priority over the rest of the page? Obviously, it's rather pointless to have a warning appear after the content has already been flashed up.
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I shouldnt even be in HTML/CSS, but here I am trying to incorporate a php modal contact form into my site...
I'm trying to get all of a demo form's functionality into my footer page (and then I'll restyle everything.)
http://danux.me/sections/footer_modal.html
I'm trying to get "email me" to fire ideally, but am settling now for just the Demo button to fire the popup form.
I also uploaded the demo form I'm pulling code from, just to make sure it works on my site. (It does.)
http://danux.me/contact/
Any guesses as to what I'm doing wrong?
Your first link is in a different folder, yet the url for $.get points to the same relative file. Which isn't there.
So in contact.js needs to have
$.get("../contact/data/contact.php", function(data){
I obviously cant test this. And it looks like there is some redesign in folderstructure coming up.
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I got a problem with my jQuery code on a Website.
Website: LastDeath
I want what the title says, to change the value text in an input button(Send Button).
I've already Googled and tested some code snippets from other questions, but it doesn't fix my problem. So I asking U guys! :)
If u open the console(in chrome #chromelover) go to sources, js, jq-main.js
you can see the current code snippet(MESSAGE FORM) for the input button, test.. do whatever you want with it and I would appreciate a comment.
Thanks,
Mike.
A few things:
Load jquery first using:
<script
src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.1.1.min.js"
integrity="sha256-hVVnYaiADRTO2PzUGmuLJr8BLUSjGIZsDYGmIJLv2b8="
crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
I would start with:
$(document).ready() ...
As I've never seen $().ready().
I guess it's what's breaking your code.
I don't understand your idea of changing the text on the button as it is the submit button and the page would be reloaded. In case you want to submit using an AJAX request later, you may want to use preventDefault (https://api.jquery.com/event.preventdefault/) to prevent page reload.
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I have an issue with my website:
http://td.lbmedia.pl
After clicking on menu's link page smoothly reloads using ajax but... the foundation javascripts are going down. Can anyone suggest me what is the problem?
The issue is event handlers being destroyed after ajax page load, one way to solve the issue is (since I couldn't find the documentation for that plugin) using global ajax event handlers
$( document ).ajaxComplete(function() {
$(document).foundation();
});
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I have a particular problem. There is a page with a clock, i need to stop them. I've tried something like throw new Error() or infinite/recursive loops, didn't help. This is not my site or script so i can't change anything, is there any way to stop them from firebug/chrome console?
This will stop any clocks whose compenents are contained in the DOM:
document.removeChild(document.documentElement);
This will probably work in most cases, but it is possible that the clock script will clear and redraw the clock on the document element with every iteration. If so, this is the most effective option I can think of:
window.close();
These might be overkill for your purposes, but unless you include more details about the clock or give a demo link, I can't really tell you anything more specific.
Well, actually Disable JavaScript did what i need, without removing/reloading the page.