I putting together a page that will display a set of stored values. I am using mootools and AJAX calls to update the values without needing to refresh the page ...
what is the best practice for this scenario:
1) User clicks "Sort huge javascript array"
2) Browser shows "Sorting..." through element.innerHTML="Sorting"
3) Browser sorts huge javascript array (100% CPU for several seconds) while displaying ...
I have a two part question.
First, the scenario:
Due to some bizarre issues we've run into in regards to mobile browser support for NOSCRIPT, I'm tasked with coming up with an ...
Well, is it possible? thank you for your help
EDIT
I mean, if I have an HTML string, say
"<div id="something"><input /><div>something else<span>yet something else</span></div></div>" can I do something like var elements = ...
Pretty simple question. I have an element (a tag) which has an onclick to call a javascript function. Amoung other things, I want this function to echo the innerHTML of the ...
There is a workaround for unknown elements for IE before #9, used quite a bit with html5 tags. You must use it in the head, before any of the unknown elements are refered to in the document- and it doesn't work in IE6 unless your doctype keeps it out of 'quirks' mode. It uses document.createElement(tagName) to create an empty element of ...
On onload, make a function that stores thediv.innerHTML in a variable. Then when you want to update thediv while keeping the selects intact, use thediv.innerHTML = oldhtml + "New HTML"; or something to that effect. Alternatively, you could add another div after the selects with an id you could access and modify directly.
I have a page here - http://omaha(dot)tmhdesign2(dot)com/gallery2.asp?subject=34 Upon loading look at the text above the image on the top left. THen mouse over a thumbnail and look at the text again. Subtle as it is it is different. I have tried all types of styling attemptings but I always get that subtle difference.
I am using prototype.js and it seems to be working great for everything I need. I have recently came to a roadblock. I'm using innerHTML to output information retrieved from a simple AJAX call, but the information contains elements that need to be registered with DOM in order to be used. How do I do this? I've seen a few cases ...
Hi guys...i'm kinda new in this js language...i was wondering can anybody help me with this code....well problem maybe sound a bit silly..well I was wondering how to get the all the value from the txtbox so that,I can validate all the data that have been key in by the user....thanking u all in advance for your time in reviewing my ...
function getprompt(){ /* f1.innerHTML=' '; var f1prompt=document.createElement('div'); f1prompt.id='f1prompt'; var label=document.createElement('label'); label.setAttribute("for", "productreturn"); f1prompt.appendChild(label); var productreturn=document.createElement('input'); productreturn.id='productreturn'; productreturn.value=products.slice(-1); f1prompt.appendChild(productreturn); var breturn=document.createElement('button'); breturn.id='breturn'; f1prompt.appendChild(breturn); document.getElementById('f1').appendChild(f1prompt);//doesn't work? */ f1.innerHTML='
\n'; //must be syntax error f1.innerHTML+='\n'; f1.innerHTML+='\n'; f1.innerHTML+='\n'; f1.innerHTML+='
'; } function viewcart(){ var items=cartbody.rows.length; if(f1.className=='htmlpage'){ //prompt('You need to return to product page: ',products.slice(-1));//works ...
Assigning value to innerHTML of element.... Hey all. I have a situation where I'm trying to assign a value to an elements innerHTML. When I do this, the value is assigned, but it causes havoc on subsequent javascript calls. I realize this is kind of vague but I'm at my wits end on what to do. Below is the code in ...
Hi, I have an element that I dynamically update with child elements using JavaScript. At some point, I wish to clear all the content from the element. However, using myElement.innerHTML = ""; cause extraneous blank space to be displayed. Exactly the same thing happens when using the Prototypejs method Element.update("");. Any ideas? Thanks, Jake.
Dynamic Elements: createElement or innerHTML? I added an AJAX search feature to my website. It works similar to the new windows vista start menu search shortcut feature. What happens is the user requests a keyword search, the request is sent to a PHP script which sends it back to the browser. This is all done with xmlhttp, thus AJAX. Currently I ...
I am creating a product attribute builder and running into some hurdles. My biggest one at this point is the use of innerHTML on divs to create new text fields as the user requests them. Here is some sample code that simulates my problem. test.js Code: function add_text_box() { var elem = document.getElementById('boxes'); elem.innerHTML += ' '; } ...