I want to use the classic anchor link to have a top nav link towards the bottom of the page. Is there an AJAX alternative for this to make it look cleaner and better?
I believe you are confused between the terms Javascript and Ajax... I'm guessing you neeed an anchor link to smoothly animate or slide the scroller to the bottom/top of the page or to the anchor tag... check out this plugin here
Try the jQuery LocalScroll plugin. There's a nice demo to see all the ways to make scrolling nicer.
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Page has multiple buttons.
I need to click first one, but they all have same class
one-employee__remove-btn
I could try xpath, but this kinda looks scary
/div[contains(#class,'one-employee__user')]/div/div/p[contains(.,'#{email}')]//div[contains(#class,'one-employee__user')]/div/div/p[contains(.,'terry#lind.co')]/../../../div[contains(#class, 'one-employee__remove-btn-cont')]/button
is there a possibility to make it happen using css?
full html for element
<button data-v-6454fca6="" title="Fjern" class="one-employee__remove-btn"></button>
If you're sure that it's always the first button you want to click, and assuming no other buttons on that page have the one-employee__remove-btn class you can try something like
all(".one-employee__remove-btn").first.click
Capybara supports first(".one-employee__remove-btn").click
Why this code is not working??
I'm using BootStrap, AngularJS and GreenSock
In this example I'm using only GreenSock, but doesn't work too:
Example: JSFinddle
Draggable.create("#scroller", {type:"scroll", edgeResistance:0.5, throwProps:true});
This is my first StackOverflow answer :)
Looks like your JSFiddle wasn't accessing the proper TweenLight, Draggable, and CSSPlugin CDNs.
The way to fix it – update the CDNS you're using. On the left-hand side panel, under External Resources, remove the existing TweenLite.min.js, Draggable.min.js, and CSSPlugin.min.js.
Then add instead:
https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/gsap/1.16.1/TweenLite.min.js
https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/gsap/1.16.1/plugins/CSSPlugin.min.js
(See below for the third link. I can't post more than 2 links yet bc I don't have 10 reputation unfortunately.)
That should work! Hope this helped!
http://adamshort.site50.net/#cv
On my portolio site I have used ajax to animate content load, but am wondering how I can make the transitions smoother as each page differes in length, and also why does the footer appear twice on the linked page above? This is the tutorial I followed:
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/how-to-load-in-and-animate-content-with-jquery/
Looks like you're using a master page and have called the footer from both the master and child.
I'm trying to find tutorials or code to allow users to customise their page, just like twitter ,wordpress and tumblr do.
Could someone tell me what technology their using?
i'm a .net developer, but maybe they're using jquery?
Any help would be great.
Thanks
You can use javascript to change style sheets and the DOM
Question is a bit broad. To change the page you simply need to manipulate the DOM or change the CSS associated with the page's elements. This can be done any number of ways. E.g. you could write out a new CSS class dynamically, you could add new elements to the DOM itself or you could modify the existing attributes of the page. e.g. to set the background of the page you can do something like:
(assuming JQuery)
$("body").css('background-image','url(path/to/image)');
Hope that helps,
-fs
When you search for images on the Bing search engine, the result is displayed like this:
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=stack+overflow
Notice how you can keep scrolling and scrolling and there is not "normal" paging.
My question is: How do they do this? I can see there is some ajax/javascript events happening, but the code is not easy to read. I especially would like to know how they know when an "empty box" is inside the users view port.
After some searching and reading I found this very good site:
http://www.infinite-scroll.com/
It includes downloadable WordPress and jQuery -plugins and also explains pros/cons of using "Infinite scroll/autopagerize/unpaginate/endless pages"
Sample pseudo/jQuery code to load more data when user has scrolled all the way to the bottom:
$(window).scroll(function(){
if ($(window).scrollTop() == $(document).height() - $(window).height()){
loadMoreRows();
}
});
Here's an article about that technology :
Eliminate paging results by using JavaScript (ala DZone) : Using Javascript, prototype and PHP.
This feature is often called "infinite scrolling". Searching for infinite scroll javascript turns up a number of articles/posts on how to do this. Some of the more interesting ones:
Implementing infinite scrolling with jQuery
infinite-scroll.com
Continuous scrolling pattern using JavaScript and ASP.NET
Today I found a jQuery plugin that does the same scroll as Bing/Live Search:
http://blog.yctin.com/archives/jquery-plugins-ajaxscroll/
It was designed to remove the need for Next/Previous buttons.