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How would you setup click overlay for html page that has click stats with number of clicks stored. Is there a jquery example for something like this. The ideal click overlay will have have a little box on top on each link with how many times it was clicked...
Started by bocca on
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Not sure if you want to use a 3rd party service .
Can make a json service for get the click stats.
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I've been finding various methods of dealing with double click and then the authors slap on some if code for handling single clicks. Is there a standard now in Silverlight 3 that everyone is using to handle both a single and a double click on listboxes...
Started by Josh on
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It uses a timer to try to simulate a double-click event) library the code to support double click is much simpler:
Observable.FromEvent< { if (evt.Interval.Milliseconds <= 300) { // Do....
And add a handler for the DoubleClicked event.
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When using jQuery to hookup an event handler, is there any difference between using the click method
$().click(fn)
versus using the bind method
$().bind('click',fn);
Other than bind's optional data parameter.
Started by Alan Storm on
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Source :
jQuery.each( ("blur,focus,load,resize,scroll,unload,click,dblclick," + "mousedown,mouseup ? this.bind(name, fn) : this.trigger(name); }; });
So no, there's no difference -
$().click(fn)
calls
$().bind('click',fn)
readability....
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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I can catch a single-click on a TextBlock like this:
private void TextBlock_MouseDown(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e) { MessageBox.Show("you single-clicked"); }
I can catch a double-click on a TextBlock like this:
private void TextBlock_MouseDown...
Started by Edward Tanguay on
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To see if the user has clicked the control property value....
) { // single click } }; label.MouseDoubleClick += delegate { // double click };
EDIT: My advice and MouseDoubleClick events, but not corresponding single-click events.
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English is not my natural language, but I still have to write a user's guide for my application in English. If I want to instruct the user to click the "Cancel" button do I say:
Click the Cancel button to close the window. Click the button Cancel to close...
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Both sound fine to me
Click the Cancel button to close the window
OR....
Click the Cancel button to close the window.
Click on the Cancel button to close the window.
I would say.
Click on the Cancel button to close the window.
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I'm interested in having my LIs toggle when a user clicks in the blank area of the LI. The LI does contain links that redirect, but in the case when the user clicks on a blank area of the LI I would like the LI to toggle
<li id="58" class="records"...
Started by nobosh on
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Li.records").click(function(e){ if (e.target.nodeName == "LI") $(".expanded", this).toggle(); });
Use this:
$(function(){ $('li.records').click(function(e){ if(e.target == this) $('div.expanded.
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Hiya - can anyone think of a good way to ignore the single click that comes with a double-click in Java ?
I'm looking to have different behaviors for each such that:
single-click paints crosshairs on the click point double-click selects an object on the...
Started by Dave Carpeneto on
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So a single click will only be valid if another click is not issued in ....
Have you tried implementing the MouseListener interface already?
I think MouseEvent has a click a single and a double click with a thread or something.
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Hi. Is it possible to do something like this
$('#idone').click(function(){ alert('we do stuff!'); }); $('#idtwo').click(function(){ $('#idone').click(); });
... i guess not, but are there any possible workarounds?
!UPD:
Well, ok. It's a little bit more...
Started by dr3w on
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Stuff!'); } $('#idone').click(doSomething); $('#idtwo').click(doSomething);
or simply
$('#idone, #idtwo').click(doSomething);
[EDIT - jQuery Scrollable]
Have you tried using this with the thumbnails").click();
will do what....
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On my web page I have a list of files.
Each file is in it's own container div (div class="file"). Inside the container is a link to the file and a description.
I wanted to allow a user to click anywhere on the container to download the file. I did this...
Started by Ben on
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click
In the Microsoft model you must set the event’s cancelBubble property to true the following for the links:
$(".flink").click(function(e) { e.stopPropagation(); });
Ben.
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Can I call jquery click() to follow an link if I haven't bound an event handler to it with bind or click already?
I have a timer in my javascript which needs to emulate clicking a link to go to another page once the time elapses. To do this I'm using jquery's click() function. I have used $().trigger() and window.location also, and I can make it work as intended ...
Started by Mnebuerquo on
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Why = $('a').attr('href');
EDIT: Here is why....
If you look at the code for the $.click function I'll bet there is a conditional statement that checks to see if the element has listeners registered for the click event before it proceeds.
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