I dynamically create a dialog page, and inject two radio buttons into it. The codes works well only for the first visit. In the following visits, strangely the radio buttons are not enhanced.
The codes are at http://jsfiddle.net/BScLu/. You can open, close, and re-open the dialog, to try out.
JQuery Mobile can get finicky when things are dynamically generated because you're inserting those radio buttons after the page has already been created in the DOM. Would you be able to insert them on the $('#myDialog').on(pagebeforecreate) event?
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I'm trying to set up automatically focus on first loaded article. (f.e. user clicks on the button "load more" and new articles are loaded).
My react implementation:
I'm using ref attribute in <Link> component, which is from react-router library and then I'm calling focus() method in lifecycle method componentDidMount().
It works on all devices except iOS. If I turn on voiceover on iphone and then on webpage I click on the button, it doesn't automatically focus on first loaded article). It works just with html anchor tag.
I read some articles before and it looks that it's not possible to do this in this way but only with firing some event f.e. click event.
Can someone confirm that it's not possible to solve it in this way or there is any workaround without using jquery ?
When I use this setting I have one in a form in a dialog, and one in a form that is in a popup. The dropdowns look different.
When data-native-menu="false" the dropdown in the dialog appears in another dialog, which actually looks quite nice. I assume this will allow a more consistent look and feel accross devices.
However when I use this setting data-native-menu="false" on a Select in a popup it does not show the standard select, not the dialog.
Thanks
There's a good reason for this.
As you can see there are 2 kinds of select widget. First one uses native looking select box (one showed with data-native-menu="true"). Other one still uses native select box but it hides it and shows custom jQuery Mobile select box widget (one showed with data-native-menu="false"). This jQuery Mobile widget is shown as popup. This is important point.
Second, mentioned problem is unsolvable, at least from the point of current jQuery Mobile framework, and here's why. In few words, when working with jQuery Mobile popups, one popup can't open another popup. Two popups can exist in the same time. Thou you can always close one popup before opening another one, but this is not usable in your case. Because jQuery Mobile select widget is popup it can't be used inside classic popup widget.
If you don' believe me you can find it in official documentation here, just search for text: "Chaining of popups not allowed". And you will see this text:
The framework does not currently support chaining of popups so it's not possible to embed a link from one popup to another popup. All links with a data-rel="popup" inside a popup will not do anything at all.
On the other hand, dialog is a variation of a classic jQuery Mobile page, just with large margin and semi transparent overlay. It can be used to show popup, just like normal jQUery Mobile page.
In a multi page template,I have three category pages (comedy, action, drama) that you can swipe between each containing rows of images (Seinfeld, Modern Family, Family Guy, Big Bang). Clicking on an individual image should open a dialog box (Seinfeld summary), close when you click the close button, and stay close. Initially it works, then what happens is based on the number images click after two, it opens and closes n -1 (clicking the 3rd image, opens the dialog box twice).
what could be the reason behind this?
Without your code I can be sure but I think I understand what is happening to you.
You have a problem with multiple event binding. Because of jQuery Mobile architecture it is possible to bind an event numerous time to some object.
I have an blog ARTICLE on jQuery Mobile page events handling and there's a chapter dedicated to this problem, just search for the chapter Prevent multiple event triggering. Or it can be found HERE.
In few words always unbind event before you bind it to some object to prevent this from happening:
$('#test-button').die('click').live('click', function(e) {
alert('Button click');
});
I have a web part connected to another (provide a row to). It shows the radio button that when clicked correctly provides the data to the second web part.
Can I have this radio button selected by default so that it automatically provides the filter data as soon as the page is loaded?
if you find any jquery/javascript relevent to this please share it and will be more helpful to me.
When you click the radio button from jQuery, the event should be raised as well:
$(document).ready(function() {
$("input:radio[value='your-value-goes-here']").click();
});
Be cautious if you use the value more than once on the page! If possible address the radio button with an id:
$("#Your-Radio-Button-Id").click();
I have multiple sets of jQuery radio buttons on a jQuery modal dialog. Clicking one in each set hides or shows divs. Anyway, they work perfectly in Chrome, but in FF and IE, they work hide/show the divs properly... but they start disappearing as they're clicked.
I've tried adding plain radio buttons that do nothing, but they still disappear individually as they're clicked. Am I missing some sort of declaration?
I would post the code, but it can literally be a copy from the jQuery website for radio buttons and they'll still disappear.
Thanks for any help.
Have you tried the same example page from another system? If all examples you can find have this behavior, I'd start to suspect your display driver or even hardware. Give a link for a page that you see the problem with, and we can see if it happens for us.
I'm still not quite sure what the problem is, but I implemented a work around.
In Chrome, I remember I had to add an unused jQuery radio button at the top... that hides when the dialog is opened... and "unhides" when the dialog is closed (the dialog is hidden when closed, so the user doesn't ever see this radio button).
For some reason I had to add another one of these jQuery radio buttons that hides and unhides itself to prevent the disappearing jQuery radio buttons in IE9 and FF. So in my case, Chrome required one of these fake buttons... while IE and FF needed two.
Anyway, I think the root of the problem stems from my overall layout template. I think multiple divs all over the place are screwing something up somewhere.
I'm just an amateur programmer so I know this isn't the solution that I'm sure many people would be looking for, but it works for now so at least I'm able to move on.