How can I change the location of a page and not redirect the user?
I want to be able to change the address of a page but not issue any HTTP requests upon making that change. How can this be done using JavaScript? ...
I want to be able to change the address of a page but not issue any HTTP requests upon making that change. How can this be done using JavaScript? ...
The question sums it up really... I have a parent page with a child iframe, How do you find out when the location of the iframe has changed, i.e. a user has clicked on a link in the iframe and the iframe is navigating to another page I know I can bind to the onload event of the iframe like so $("#theIframe").load(function(){ //Do ...
I have a question about the href link, tried googling it but could not find much info on this. I have a href link like this: <a href='#' onclick='openSerialWindow();return false;'><h:outputText value="#{i18n.regFindSerialNumber}" /></a> previously the # was replaced by the page.htm that it should link to and that caused an error when ...
dear all... i have some script..it lies in some direktori : var/www/html/dataTables-1.6/media/css/demo_page.css how to put in html page? <link href=......??? rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all"> ...
I need to get the search query from the search query of the address of the page. What is the safest cross-browser, and most efficient method of getting the string. for example: q=123&data=true&b=456 //from http://www.example.com/?q=123&data=true&b=456 And is location.search available on all modern browsers (IE7+, FF, webkit, ...
we can give the href like the following <a href="images\image.png"> <a href="images/image.png"> <a href=".\images\image.png"> <a href="./images/image.png"> which is the recommended method... which doesnot have problem on any browser and on any web server.... leave the image type... consider the link\paths and PLEASE explain why t...
I found applying the following function to a links onclose works to close Fancybox from within an iFrame: parent.$.fancybox.close(); I want to take this further and have the link take the parent page to a new url. I've tried the following but it doesn't work: <a onclick="location.href='http://www.domain.com/page/';parent.$.fancybox.cl...
I just came across some odd behavior in Firefox 3.6/Mac. I suspect that it's general Firefox behavior, though. I created two dead-simple test pages that change the window.location.href property to navigate to new URL: http://troy.onespot.com/static/stack_overflow/redirect.html http://troy.onespot.com/static/stack_overflow/redirect_tim...
This works in firefox but doesn't do anything in IE: $("#_results").autocomplete({ source: data, minLength: 0, select: function(event, ui) { $("#log").empty(); log(ui.item.lname + ", " + ui.item.fname + " " + ui.item.sso); ...