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I need a function that executes a function while a button is pressed and stops executing when the button is let go $('#button').--while being held down--(function() { //execute continuously }); I believe something like this would work: var timeout, clicker = $('#clicker'); clicker.mousedown(function(){ timeout = setInterval(function(){ // Do something continuously }, 500); return false; }); $(document).mouseup(function(){ clearInterval(timeout); return false; }); See this demo: http://jsfiddle.net/8FmRd/ A small modification to the original answer: $('#Clicker').mousedown(function () { //do

Is there a well-known mistake I could be making here? I've got a script that's using .on() because an element is dynamically generated, and it isn't working. Just to test it out, I replaced the selector with the dynamic element's wrap, which is static, and it still didn't work! When I switched to plain old .click for the wrap it worked, though. (This just won't work for the dynamic element obviously, the one that matters.) This works: $("#test-element").click(function() { alert("click"); }); This doesn't: $(document).on("click","#test-element",function() { alert("click"); }); UPDATE: I right

I have an input field, where I try to make autocomplete suggestion. Code looks like <input type="text" id="myinput"> <div id="myresults"></div> On input's blur() event I want to hide results' div: $("#myinput").live('blur',function(){ $("#myresults").hide(); }); When I write something into my input I send request to server and get json response, parse it into ul->li structure and put this ul to my #myresults div. When I click to this parsed li element I want to set value from li to input and hide #myresults div $("#myresults ul li").live('click',function(){ $("#myinput").val($(this).html()); $

I have a list with a tags to play some mp3 files onclick. It is working fine when binding on the 'click' event with jQuery: $oo.data({'__mp3play':true,'wapiHandle':h+0,'wapiIndex':o.ajaxPlayList[h].length}) .bind( 'click', function() { var wh = $j(this).data('wapiHandle'); if( typeof o.regObjects[wh] == 'object' && o.regObjects[wh].play(this.href)) { return false; } }); When clicking the left mouse button: It disables default handling when my flash plugin is loaded otherwise it will be opened normally. BUT: When I use the scrollbutton of the mouse and click on it, the click event will not

My aim is to detect the unvisited links on a webpage and then create a greasemonkey script to click on those links. By unvisited links here I mean the links which are not opened by me. Since I can see all the browser provide capability to change the color of visited and unvisited link is it possible to detect these links in any manner. While searching I came upon this link: http://www.mozdev.org/pipermail/greasemonkey/2005-November/006821.html but someone here told me that this is no longer possible. Please help. Correct, it is not possible for javascript to detect if a link is visited in