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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.
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I have one problem, I am working with angularJS, but i am using sliders by other in a library. The sliders start with $(document).ready(...
The page is within a routeprovider and is divided into two other parts that turn on and off with ng-show. If the first one is the slider starts, no problem.
However, if you first load the other and pressing the button of an active slider that did not load well (I guess $(document).ready no longer works).
Any solutions?
This is very tough to answer without some examples, but my guess is that since you're using full-blown jQuery in addition to angular, its scope is getting clobbered when done out of order. Your best bet is to use an angular-based slider, or create one using angular. Crossing the js-framework streams rarely ends well.
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Well there is a very wiered issue with my website, I don't know what is the reason. i have hyperlinks on images, but when I click on images, they leave their place. i am sharing a screen shot for better understanding.
Before Click
After Click
Kindly tell me what else I have to share. As I on't know the reason so I am not sharing any css or js
Regards
Since this fixed it in the comments I'll post here so others know. When an image starts jumping around when clicked it means that there is most likely a border around the active state. To fix it simply set :
a:active{border: none!important;} //!important may be overkill
The same holds true for if it dances around when you hover over it
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I'm probably doing something obviously wrong, but I just can't see it. I'm trying to use a for loop to define multiple click events and am experiencing an unexpected result. Some of this is working (the hide and show at the beginning of the function, but both sections wind up targeting the second item in the loop. Could somebody take a look at this and tell me what I'm doing wrong? Thank you so much for your help!
here is the link:
http://grana.us/test/expand2.html
You are assigning same event to all summaries for every id. This is wrong...
First... to hide all details and show all toglers simply use:
$('.details').hide();
$('.toggler').show();
And then define click function to all sumaries:
$('.summary').click(function(){
if($('.toggler',this).html() == ' -'){
$('.toggler',this).html(' +');
$('.details',$(this).parent()).hide();
}else{
$('.toggler',this).html(' -');
$('.details',$(this).parent()).show();
}
});
Put everything in...
$(function(){
...
});
and should be ok.
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Is there anyway to open jquery dialog behind the current page or minimize it?
I tried window.focus() but didn't help.
There is nothing special about a jQuery dialog as far as the browser is concerned - it's just HTML with styling and some JavaScript running the show. As such, there is no "special" way to present one in a separate window.
To do what you want, you'll need to create a popup the normal way (e.g. window.open) that points to a page which produces a jQuery dialog.
However, you're not going to get a standalone jQuery Dialog floating in space - it'll be a browser window with the usual toolbars, status bars, close button, etc.
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In his video tutorail
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/php/codeigniter-from-scratch-day-1/
the author goes to the Codegnitor web site. At first (1:32) the site looks strange (like it did not have any CSS behind it), but when he refreshes it once more the site looks like it should (1:37).
Does anyone know what is the mechanism behind it? I guess that JavaScript calls CSS. Can anyone give me some more details/examples.
Namely I would like to have my site working just like that.
CSS gets activated by 2 possible methods.
Invocation by DOM when the html file is parsed.
Invocation of CSS forcefully by JavaScript's functions.
On this video second method has been used.