I have a wordpress site and i used a template to do it. So when i'm on mobile it has a mobile menu i managed to make it fixed to stay at the top when i scroll down, but the problem is. When i'm on a certain place at the site and i wanna open the menu with the "three line" icon it's opening the menu but takes me to the top of the page as well. And when i wanna close the menu with the X button it takes me to the top of the page as well, so basically the menu is unusable. I know it's a Jquery problem, but i can't find which file contain the codes for it and even how to fix it.
My website is: www.autoberles-szombathely.hu
So i wanna make the open menu button and close menu button to only open and close the menu and don't take me to the top of the page.
you can use:
$(selector).click(function(event) {
event.preventDefault();
//other stuff you might want to do on event
});
For the record you should not remove the href entirely, it should always exist to prevent unexpected behavior. If you don't want the href to be be acted on then just use that preventDefault() method, easy and keeps everything running smoothly.
Your menu has the following structure in a mobile viewport:
<i class="fa fa-bars"></i>
The # will cause the page to jump to the top, see here for a detailed answer why.
You have two possibilies to prevent this behavoir:
Add an event handler to this link and use event.preventDefault()
For jQuery
$('.menu-toggle').on('click', function(event){
event.preventDefault();
});
VanillaJs
document.getElementsByClassname('menu-toggle').addEventListener('click', function(event){
event.preventDefault()
});
Remove the attribute href completly (See here). When using this solution you have to use a css-reset or add e.g. cursor:pointer to these links again, because the standard browser css is not applied anymore.
Related
I am trying to make a page COMPLETELY UNCLICKABLE (both right click and left click) and to display a message when someone clicks. Since I know that this will raise lots of questions such as
"why would anyone ever want to do this...this is stupid...then nobody
can navigate the site...and it doesn't protect your content
anyway...etc"
here is the explanation of my purpose. I have a page that is at the moment only a graphic mockup of what the finished website will eventually look like. No matter how many times I explain that the mockup is ONLY AN IMAGE and not a real navigable website, they still email me to say that they cannot click on the menus and links. Since it is a single page mockup, I want to pop up an alert() message (can't use a modal because you can't click to dismiss it if clicking is disabled) to let them know that they have clicked something non-functional. I am trying to do this in as few lines of code as possible, and have the following working at the moment:
<script>
$('html').mousedown(function(event) {
event.preventDefault();//To prevent following the link
alert('Demo Graphic Only...clicking on stuff will NOT work at this point.');
});
</script>
The issue is that when using .mousedown I capture the user trying to click on the browser scroll-bar to scroll down. I was surprised by this since it is not part of the actual PAGE CONTENT but rather a part of the BROWSER...but it is catching it nonetheless. I tried using .click in place of .mousedown however only seem to catch a normal (left) click in that case... Does anyone know how to easily (minimal lines of code if possible) capture the left AND right click event, but allow user interaction with the browser scrollbar?
Try this :
$(document).click(function(event) {
event.preventDefault();//To prevent following the link
console.log('Demo Graphic Only...clicking on stuff will NOT work at this point.');
});
This Function will be called when click is made on the page , not on the Scrollbars
Try to use
event.stopPropagation();
or
event.stopImmediatePropagation()
For people who come across this question, an alternative approach, good especially if you need to prevent mousedown specifically:
Put the scrolling content in a wrapper element and prevent mousedown only on the inner element. Set the wrapper element to overflow: auto; height: 100%;
I am developing a web part within Sharepoint that makes heavy use of 3rd party web services.
In my page, I have a view element (div#act1_show) that is collapsed. When I click on the expand button, the data is shown. No problem there.
The data of that element can be edited when that element is collapsed when I click the edit button. This actually hides the view element (div#act1_show) and shows a different edit element (div#act1_edit). No problem there.
However, when I first expand the view element (div#act1_show) and then click the edit button to open the edit element (div#act1_edit), the edit element is opened but now I can now longer scroll the page. That is, I can no longer use the scroll bar on the right of the browser window.
I've looked for any css position fixed but found none.
So, can anybody suggest how I go about figuring out how to find the cause of no longer being able to scroll with the browser's scroll bar?
Thanks
I have notification drop down just like that of facebook. when clicked on link, this drop down is shown, which is positioned as absolute. problem is, when the drop down is opened, the page is getting scrolled to top. Unfortunately I cant paste code as its huge. can you guess what could be the problem.
Ok here is what I have. http://jsfiddle.net/testtracker/uuQf3/1/
first scroll down then click on black link, and see that, it scrolls up first then shows notification drop down.
As above said, anchor tag with # href attribute will take you to the top of page, the solution to this is
catch the onclick event and do this
$('a').click(function(e){
e.preventDefault();
//OR
return false;
});
this will restrict its default behavior.
or you can directly write it in your anchor element like this
link
Problem here is that your link is trying to find an anchor tag called #. This doesnt exist, so it scrolls to the top of the page. What you need is to tell the event handler to not do the default action of loading the href="#".
The solution is to add e.preventDefault() to your event handler.
See demo here:
http://jsfiddle.net/ksokhan/uuQf3/2/
I have some internal link which shows different content.
Everytime I click the internal links the browser scrolls to a position.
What I need to do is to force it to scroll to the top.
For example:
Click Here
It will show a certain div which is fine but I also need it to scroll to the top.
Is this possible?
Not sure of the exact methods right now, but something like this should work:
$('a').on('click', function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
// do your js stuff
$(window).scrollTop(0);
});
Do your links have JS code associated to the click event? Maybe you're stoping it's propagation and that is why they don't scroll your page.
If your link has an href value of "#" and you don't stop the propagation of the event (either by returning FALSE from your handler method or by using the stopPropagation method), then you should be set...
Sorry, the link doesn't work (if it was meant to be a link).
A little clarification--Are you trying to get the window to scroll the div to the top of the view, or have the window remain scrolled to the top of the viewport?
A link or code sample would be helpful...
If you're just trying to link to the top of the page,
Back to Top
should do the trick.
If I have a link in my jQuery Mobile app, and make it a button with .button();. If I click on the text (center of the button), it will not throw the event "click".
Here is an example:
http://jsfiddle.net/9rZHg/
Run this script, and try aiming for the text. The alert popup will not show up. It will work only if you click on other parts of the button.
The same occurs while testing on the device.
Is there an easy way to avoid this, or do I have to use <button> tags everywhere in my app ?
Thank you
Developer on the jQuery Mobile project, here.
While the fix above may temporarily patch the issue for the time being, the fundamental issue is that the button() plugin is intended for button elements and inputs. Adding the data-role="button" attribute or calling the buttonMarkup() plugin instead will prevent this issue.
I have not created buttons like that before but the problem is with the z-index of the <a> element. If you add the following CSS to your page then you will be able to click on any part of the button to get the click event to fire:
/*place the hidden link on top of the button UI*/
.ui-btn-hidden {
z-index : 2;
}
This issue does not occur when you use data-role="button" on the <a> tag like so:
A tag w/ data-role="button"
Here is a jsfiddle of both of these solutions: http://jsfiddle.net/jasper/9rZHg/1/