I would like to remove all tooltips - but only when viewed on mobile devices.
I am using javascript to check for windowsize (on load and on re-zize), which is working fine - but I cant seem to figure out how to turn off the tooltips, using javascript.
Is there a tooltip.stop() - or something else that can turn off the tooltips (and possibly turn back on, on resize?)
The reason for my request is that I have tooltips on some of my buttons, and apparently the tooltip fires on first tap, instead of just triggering the button. (The button should fire a javascript).
Only the second tap fires the button javascript. Which is a little annoying.
I wanted to remove tooltips in Joomla's pagination. I targeted the links which have the class "pagination" and removed all their event handlers with:
jQuery(".pagination a").off() ;
You could doubtless find a selector to meet your needs.
The following worked for me, as the script inserted by Joomla keys off the class name hasTooltip.
$(document).ready(function(){
$(".pagenav").removeClass('hasTooltip') ;
});
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I made some brackets for a tournament and I'm using Owl carousel to serve videos on each clicked match.
The problem I've been trying to solve is this: Create a link after each click on a match, have this link clicked (by itself) which will, in turn, activate a certain slide in the carousel. Unfortunately that's the only way this could be made to work, because the Owl carousel needs links for callbacks. It's something like in this fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/EwFMn/9/ except that in my example I have the brackets loaded below.
Now (after searching for a solution and trying every method suggested here in other questions on SO) I couldn't find a way to get a link which was appended to a div to be clicked too immediately after being created. What I get is this: on clicking a match, a link is created which needs to be clicked separately to get the behaviour I described above.
I have tried all the methods which use
on('click', selector-to-your-element , function() { ... });
as well as simply:
$('.something').click();
as well as other methods using live and delegate. None of the solutions proposed on other similar questions on SO worked. It seems as if at the time when the click event is triggered jQuery doesn't find the link it has just created to click it, so the link only works after you click it manualy.
The problem is I need this to not only work on one single click but also I need this link to get destroyed after it automatically gets clicked. I'm not even sure this is possible with jQuery. I'm curious if anyone has a working solution for this.
You can't trigger the href with a javascript click event. You need to do something like this:
$('.button').on('click',function(){
location.href=$(this).attr('href');
});
$("[href=#seven]").trigger('click');
I've never posted here before, and I'm hoping you can help me. I have a js function that on click will toggle display and hiding a paragraph. However, I need to nest them upon one another. In other words:
1) Some text here //Click to open
2)This text opens upon click //Click to open
3)This text opens upon click.
They way I have it written now, clicking 1 opens 2 up, but clicking 2 closes everything. I'm just learning JS now, so I'm now the best with it, so I'm hoping the pros here can help me. Here's what my function looks like now http://pastebin.com/ZUzp1pUJ Anyone got any ideas?
I noticed you included jQuery in your HTML but you're not using it anywhere, I'll assume you're new to jQuery and willing to use it.
Here's what you do.
First you should read up on the jQuery Reference. It is extremely useful.
The things you need to give extra attention to are these:
jQuery Selectors - use $('.myClass') instead of getElementsByClassName
jQuery Toggle - or any of it's companions (slideToggle, fadeToggle) to do exactly what you asked for.
and as to your question - stopPropagation - which allows you to trigger only the toggle that you clicked and stop the event from bubbling up through the dom. (and not to trigger it's parents.)
These three combined should do the work. Good luck.
Using Chrome's developer tools I am trying to determine what jQuery function is hooking an input button on the page for debugging purposes. I usually just keep searching until I find it, but I figured I'd ask this time.
Is there a way to find a jQuery button hook for a specific button in Chrome? I've tried looking through the Event Listener Breakpoints, but can never seem to find the right thing to pause it.
Basically, I need to know what jQuery / Javascript is being executed after the button is clicked.
The hooks are implemented in the application like so:
$('.button_class').click(function (){
$('#button_id').click(function(){
etc...
try this :
$(yourbutton).data('events');
Depending on the number of events/timers on the page this doesn't always work. But you can try "pausing" before clicking the button you want to debug in the JavaScript debug window. That way the debugger will pause on the next line that executes. The thing that occasionally prevents you from using that is if there is a "hover" or mouse move/in/out event tied on an element you have to pass over to get to the button (including the button itself). In that case I just remove those events (if I can) until I get the one I want. The event listener breakpoints would be more ideal but they're sometimes difficult when using jQuery or another library, I've actually put in a feature request to the Chrome Dev Tools team to address this very issue. (allowing you to specify what files are "yours" and only "breaking" in those specific files)
good luck -ck
I am using jQuery mobile for navigation, including back buttons, so the following is set:
$.mobile.page.prototype.options.addBackBtn = true;
In order to use jQuery mobile navigation to get to pages linked from an HTML image map, I was using the following code, bound to pagecreate:
$(page).find('MAP').bind('click', function(e) {
alert("Map click");
});
$(page).find('AREA').bind('click', function(e) {
alert("Area click");
e.preventDefault();
$.mobile.changePage($(this).attr('href'));
});
What seems to happen is the first time my image map loads, everything works as expected, and when I touch one of the areas, I get both alerts, first "Area click" then "Map click", and then the nice jQuery mobile nav animation takes me where I'm going.
However, whether I use jQuery mobile's back button (enabled by the addBackBtn option above) or the browser's back button to return to the image map, these events no longer seem to fire. The area objects neither cause their original, pre-override behavior of acting like a regular hyperlink, nor do I get any of my alerts.
This is in Webkit browsers on a couple of iOS and Android phones - somehow desktop browsers do not exhibit this issue.
Anyone know the bug/fix/workaround for having my HTML image map continue to work, even after it's been navigated away from and back again by jQuery mobile? All help greatly appreciated.
The issue turns out to be that, when you use jQuery mobile for navigation, it can sometimes end up injecting duplicate IDs into the DOM, which is why they advise you to never use IDs in the first place.
Unfortunately, images must refer to their maps by id (or name), so using the above approach you can end up manipulating one map, while your img tag is pointing at another one with the same ID that is somewhere else in the DOM.
The fix isn't pretty, but it's to set the id of the map to something unique, and then set the usemap attribute of the corresponding image, before trying to update the handlers of each map area.
I have a select list where a change event has been bound to the element using jQuery. Something like this:
$("#someId").change(function() {..});
When someone chooses a new option in the select list, another part of the UI will change accordingly. Now this works fine when I use the mouse and click things, however, when using Watij to write my tests I need the jQuery change event to fire which it isn't doing.
The Watij test will correctly choose the select option required but the actual event does not get triggered. I have tried calling fireevent("change"); and fireevent("onchange"); to no avail. I have also tried ie.sendKeys("{ENTER}"); and ie.sendKeys("{TAB}"); which also does not seem to do the trick.
Any ideas?
The only solution I've found so far is to roll back the version of jQuery in use. I'm currently using version 1.4.1 (the offending version in regards to the testability of the change event on select boxes) and after going back to version 1.2.6 the problem goes away.
Use $('#someId').trigger('change'); to fire the event manually.
See the documentation for trigger().
When the combo/list value is changed with script the onchange is not supposed to fire. I don't know how Watij is doing that, but this is one case.
Second thing is that Watij is working with IE (as long as wikipedia is rght) and IE is putting a system control in place of Your list or combo and it might break something too. Try upgrading to IE8 which has a tiny bit better realisation of form components (eg. select finally supports "disabled" attribute in options after 10 years)
You might also be interested in a normal application GUI testing apps and use them on a browser with the webapp. Record a macro and check screenshots.