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I am making change to this existing wordpress theme.
I am trying to move a div in the footer to body.
this is what I wrote using appendchild, but it seems not working.
function myFunction() {
document.getElementsByClassName("td-post-author-name")[0].setAttribute("id", "block-under-title");
document.getElementsByClassName("td-post-small-box")[0].setAttribute("id", "real-author-name");
var changeName = document.getElementsById("real-author-name");
document.getElementById("block-under-title").appendChild(changeName);
}
window.onload = function() {
myFunction();
};
You have a typo, there is no method getElementsById, change it to be getElementById and it will work fine (line 4)
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I use jquery to put html dynamically but it is not working...
Here is what I have tried
$("#root").innerHtml("<h1>Hello</h1>")
You should not use innerHtml instead use html()
You can do as below
$("#root").html("<div>Hello</div>")
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When I click the outside area of the form, the form will disappear.
I implement this functionality on Chrome.
$(window).on("click", function(e) {
if( !$(event.target).closest('#login_form').length && !$(event.target).closest('#popup_btn').length ) {
$("#login_form").fadeOut("slow");
$("#popup_btn").fadeIn("slow");
$(".nk-header-table").attr("id", "");
}
});
but it doesn't work on Mozilla.
because of the closest() method, I think.
How can I handle it?
Try e.target instead of event.target.
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i need some help here.
this problem happens on some computer only not all.
ReferenceError'$j' is undefined
http://www.xxx.xxx/view.js:1:1Global code
ReferenceError'$j' is undefined
http://www.xxxxxx.org/view.js:1:1Global code
$j(function(){
$("form.appnitro").data('active_element','');
var field_highlight_color = $("form.appnitro").data('highlightcolor');
//attach event handler to all form fields, to highlight the selected list (except for matrix field)
$("form.appnitro :input").bind('click focus',function(){
var current_li = $(this).closest("li").not('.matrix').not('.buttons');
Change
$j(function(){
to
$(function(){
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I have created the javascript based demonstration and now I want to hide an image on click in certain condition only.
$("#clear").click(function(){
if ($('#image').is(":visible") && ('#image2').is("hidden")) {
$("#image").hide();
};
});
As you can see my code is not right, so I want to know how to format my code properly. I couldn't find the right way to write multiple conditions in one string. Thanks in advance.
The problem is that you forget to add $ (jQuery) to your second condition and selector hidden is incorrect, should be :hidden:
if ($('#image').is(":visible") && $('#image2').is(":hidden"))
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I tried to call a function, when all DOM elements in the page are loaded, like this:
document.addEventListener('DOMContentReady', function() {alert("good")});
It's an HTML file with an empty body and empty head except this JavaScript and nothing happens even if the browser finished loading. What could be wrong here? And are there other ways to do this?
There's no DOMContentReady event.
You want DOMContentLoaded.
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {alert("good")});
DEMO: http://jsfiddle.net/JQhjj/