onclick

I am trying to get image in a <div> using onclick . Now I am getting the text on click. but I want to get the image in div on click... How can i do this...? Here is code I have implemented,, Code: <script> function myFunction() { document.getElementById("surprise").innerHTML=images/aftersurprise.png; } </script> When I click on element I should get the aftersurprise.png image on surprise element... use document.getElementById("surprise").innerHTML="<img src='images/aftersurprise.png' />"; nrsharma You are giving the image url to the innerHTML of div element. To add an image there you have to

I've done a google search and searched through my two python beginner books to find how to do this. I assume it has to be a simple task. Basically, I'm working with pygame with python. I want that if I click on the button1_image, it changes to button1select_image, right? And if you click on button2_image, it sets button1select_image back to button1_image, and button2_image changes to button2select_image. So what I am wondering is if it is a simple if else statement or is it much more complicated. Obviously, the buttons will do something else later but I cannot find a tutorial on how to do

I have a link, which links to domain.com , when a person clicks, I want it to do an ajax call to counter.php and post 2 variables to it, so it can add 1 to the views for that link. I have a link: <a href="http://www.domain.com" onClick="addHit('12345', '1')" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Link Title</a> How would I do this with jquery? EDIT: I tried something like this function addHit(str, partNumber){ $.get("counter.php", { version: str, part: partNumber }) } It seems to work, but in firebug, the request never completes... it just does that "working..." animation. counter.php echos out some

as the title says I'm trying to disable OnClick for specific <div id="test" style="display: block; opacity: 0.89;"></div> this div is loaded from external script which is obfuscated so i cannot see the specific code. What I have tried to remove this $("#test").click(function(){ return false}); $("#test").unbind(); $("#test").removeAttr("onclick"); //Suggestions which do not work $('#test').on('click', function(e) {e.preventDefault();return false;}); $("#test").click(function(event){ event.preventDefault(); }); None of the above work. EDIT: Solved my problem using .unbind("click"); after the

I have an element where I set a text color and a different text color for the hover state in the CSS. I have some javascript so that when I click the element, it changes the text color of the element. It works fine except that it also effects the hover CSS which I want to remain the same as the pre-clicked hover CSS. Is there anyway to either stop the hover css from being effected or to set the hover CSS? http://jsfiddle.net/77zg8/ CSS: #test {color: blue;} #test:hover {color:green;} HTML: <div id="test" onClick="javascript:change()">qwerty</div> Javascript: function change() {document

I have two elements: <input type="text" name="pmTo" id="pmTo" onkeyup="offerSuggs('none');" onfocus="showSelect();" onblur="hideSelect();" /> and a dynamically created one (this is all part of an auto suggest program): $suggString .= '<div name="'.$value.'" id="'.$value.'" class="suggMouseOver" onmouseover="highlightDivs(this);" onmouseout="blurDivs(this);" onclick="fillInput(this);">'.$value.'</div>'; Okay, and then there are the event functions that correspond to the onblur of the input element and then the onclick of the div element: function hideSelect() { offerSuggs('checkFinal');

I have a user control called GameButton that has a label inside it. When I add the user control to my form, and add a click event to it, its triggered when you click on the background of the custom button, but not the text in the label? How would I fix this without adding a bunch of click events inside the user controls code? edit: UI framework: winforms ImGreg If I am understanding you properly, your GameButton usercontrol will fire the event when clicked on, but not when the label is clicked on -- and you want both. This is because the label (a control) is on top of the background. Therefore