When i click my button i want my div to fade in and after 5 seconds i want the div to fade out. How do i do this? I know how to fade out after 5 seconds, but how do i first fade in my div from my buttonclick?
I want the items to be invisable when the page is loaded. This code makes them fade out wen the page is loaded. Does anyone know how to make the items invisable without the fade out.
Also is storing jquery in the html the only way or can ya use an external file.
i have gridview in which i have a Image button with id (' ImageButton3 ') on click of which i want to hide that corresponding row , by first highlighting it by followed fadeIn effect ....
I have thought about using the opacity method to "fade" images into eachother as this method is supported by I think all browsers. Though I have never used the method before and I know this should be done in the javascript.
In this case I have 3 images so it should loop from Pic1 to Pic2 to Pic3 to Pic1 and so on but am not sure how to start out this. I will be happy for some idéas.
I'd like to create a slideshow that goes through 4 pictures with some text that pops up on to each picture. An example of this is here - [URL]
I think this is using AJAX slideshow and animation? where I can find a tutorial to do this? I've not been able to find one that mixes images and text in this way.
I am trying to utilize an AnimationExtender that will fade in an asp:LinkButton. My page includes 4 user controls that each load information at different intervals. What I am wanting to do is fade in the asp:LinkButton after the last user control has loaded. I have tried using <OnLoad> but the fade in occurs while the user controls are still loading. I have also tried wrapping the user controls in a panel (seen below), using the panel as the TargetControlID of the AnimationExtender. My end goal here is pretty simple: The user should not see the asp:LinkButton until after the page (including the 4 user controls) has loaded.
Using the control toolkit, is it possible to display a message box that shows a fade-out animation for few seconds and closes itself if user does not close it ? Is it possible at all ? In essence, to simulate Outlook style e-mail notification toast. I guess ModalDialogExtender and AnimationExtender could be used but not sure how to use them together to simulate such a notification message box.
Here is an example - Assuming the following messages appear in a label:You have 3 messages to post!Once a user post a message/comment, the above message goes away and the following one is shown:Your message is posted successfully!Then the message fades away and the following message comes
I am using VSS 2005 & webforms with AJAX Control Toolkit. I am using Update panels for saving different parts of my form. Problem being I update the user with the status setting either a label or literal value.
This value is visible on the form untill the page is refreshed. Is there any way to display a message and fade it away after some seconds ? Would be a life saver for me =)
I am using VSS 2005 but I don't think a simple fade would require much intellisense with JQuery ?
I want to use the asp.net menu control but would like to somehow fade any of the dynamic submenus in and out using the ajax control toolkit's AnimationExtender.For instance...
I have a nested set of tables with multiple backgrounds. I want one of the bottom tables to change background based off of database entries. I need it to be somewhat animated as well (either flipping from one to the next or fade in / out). Is something like the even doable?
I have a ajax tabcontainer which I load with tab panels at runtime. Now I am trying to do a fade in/out when a user selects a different tab panel. How do I approach something like this.
I could also write every validation for each object separately, I have only a few elements who uses a required validation but it would be nice that I could do this in one shot instead of repeating the $("input").rules("add .....
I am using jQuery for custom sorting my <ul><li> list.But I have a problem. I can sort and move those <li>-s but problem is I don't know how to update database with new order integers.Example of html ul li:
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This is an example of my li element.. I have id=43, thats Id of picture in database.I use this javascript for trying to somehow make array and read that id into array:
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Problem is I don't know exactly what am I doing wrong, because my event doesn't fire, when I press "update button.. Update button fires "update" function on click:
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I hope someone will try to explain.Do codebehind and html needs to be in the same document? Can I use ascx and use "update" button there, to fire aspx methode?
I have 2 update panels where the server-side button (in a jQuery accordion) in the first update panel should update the second update panel.When the button is clicked, jQuery hides the accordion and displays a results div. This all works fine client side to be fair to IE. The server-side onclick event does not fire though in IE. In Firefox it does! The first update panel is displayed below, here the "btnGenerateReport" event should fire server side.
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To add confusion ... if I comment out '$accordion.toggle($effect);' lines then the second update panel does get updated.I'm not sure what other information I can give here. I'm stumped as to why this works with Firefox and not IE.
one juvenile question , i am having a asp.net intranet application which is using jquery, instead of ref jquery to every page, i decided it to put it on the master page inside the script manager scriptReference tag. note not all pages of my application requires jquery, so is it a wise thing to do, or it will affect the performance,
If I use jQuery AJAX to call a specific ASP.NET page method how to have that method return a value back to the AJAX method that called it?
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My situation is I have an existing web application with many existing methods. I would like to be able to use jQuery to execute some of these methods and then update the UI with the results. My mandate is to stay away from ASP.NET AJAX and stick with jQuery. Management is concerned about continued development and support with ASP.NET AJAX from Microsoft. I agree with them.