ondomready | AMD compatible module to detect when the DOM | Frontend Framework library
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A function that allows you to safely initialize your code when the DOM is ready.
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QUESTION
i have a problem with this YUI modal , when i clic the button , it show the panel but is blocking the UI , and i cannot understand how to configure or prevent that behavior this is the code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-25 at 14:23Change the modal property to false.
QUESTION
I have a custom Wicket Behaviour (RegisterBehaviour
) which can be attached to various Wicket components to add multiple JaveScript-Snippets event handlers to them via a (OnDomReady-)HeaderItem in RegisterBehaviour.renderHead(Component, IHeaderResponse)
.
Now I have the requirement to trigger one of these events right after the page has been loaded to initialise all components with a certain computed value. To do that, I thought could add another Wicket Behaviour (TriggerBehaviour
) which generates the approriate JaveScript-Snippet.
My problem is though, that the JaveScript-Snippet generated by this TriggerBehaviour
would have to be run after the JaveScript-Snippets of all the RegisterBehaviour
on a page and in all components have been run. I know that HeaderItems can have dependencies but this mechanism seems to target the case, when I want some kind of common library loaded (like jQuery) or code executed before my custom code. To use this for my case, I'd have to somehow find all RegisterBehaviours
on the fly that are being added to the current render phase of the page and dynamicly add them as dependencies to the TriggerBehaviour
, so they run before the TriggerBehaviours
JavaScript. I see no way though, how to get such a list of all HeaderItems of a certain type.
Any tips on how to approach this problem, either in Wicket or JavaScript?
(Using Java 8 and Wicket 8.9.0)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-12 at 10:39You can use FilteredHeaderItem.
Both RegisterBehaviour and TriggerBehaviour will contribute their header items wrapped in FilteredHeaderItem
s.
In your HTML template you will use two placeholders for the two filters:
QUESTION
I have this ajax call that populate the fields to a related field.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-21 at 13:36You will need to use toFixed function of javascript to get the required results.
Following is the modified code:
QUESTION
I have a simple dropdown menu which looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-29 at 19:04Change your code
QUESTION
I am working with canvas, right now I can save into DB and I can change the background image to one I choose of a image list.
My problem is when I tried to save the canvas with the background the saved image just show me the draw but doesn't the image background...can somebody help me with this?
Best Regards!
Here the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-01 at 01:08The canvas element's background (image) is not part of the canvas content and thus not saved.
Solution if you can not redraw the canvas
If you want the background just render it onto the canvas before you save using the composite operation "destination-over" it will only add pixels where the canvas is transparent or semi transparent and you would see the Elements background.
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I'm working on a pretty big project and have managed to get everything working on most all browsers except for MS Edge. No supprise there but I really need this hover effect to work. The hover event triggers once in Edge and then stops working entirely. In addition, it never even calls the function I set up. I have watered down the basic function and related code, made a demo and included it here as well as setting up a jsfiddle here: https://jsfiddle.net/8cqw60Le/4/. Almost forgot, I'm running Windows 10 fully updated, the code is running Jquery 3.2.0 and it's setting up on "onDomready" though nothing else I tried worked either. Please help. I'm stumped.
html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-20 at 15:35This seems to be a bug in Edge when you call the alert
function in a mouseover
event handler. I did some very quick searching and didn't see a writeup anywhere, so it may be worth writing it up.
Nature of the bug: Calling alert
in the mouseover
event handler seems to confuse Edge's selection/mouse model. I noticed that after the alert
you couldn't select text anymore.
To dup:
- Move the mouse over the box.
- Click OK on the alert box.
- Try to select the "Hover over this." text. Nothing happens.
Solution:
Do the alert
in a setTimeout
. Here is a jsfiddle that should work.
Edit: I wrote up a bug report here.
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