I have some simple code like: $(\'#modal-buttons [href*=close]\').bind(\'click.modalClose\',function(){
I am using event.preventDefault() to prevent concatenation of # which is the href of an anchor to the URL.I am performing events on the mousedown() and mouseup() parts of the click which is why I can\
I have used unbind to detach the the click event for certain condition. After that I want to resume that click event. How to do this?
On load the two events are fired, but not registered with the specified event handlers. The code that is not behaving is:
I have a clickable cell with a link inside it, something like the following: <html><body> <table><tr><td onclick=\"alert(\'Cell click event fired.\');\">
The normal use of a Checkbox is fairly straightforward. You click the box and a check appears in the box. You click again to remove the check.
In my page, I\'ll be having few DIVs with class name \'imp\'. And I might also be loading a few more DIVs with same class name. I want to bind all these DIVs with an event (may be \'load\') so that I
I want to set the variable zoom as the map.GetZoom() but I have been getting the following error in both Chrome and Firefox:
I\'m trying to get some notifications working for AJAXChat. To do this all I want to do is get the title of the page to blink until focused.To do this I\'m using the jquery-titlealert plugin.The probl
This is purely a theoretical question so I\'m not looking for alternative solutions. Is there some way of getting the default handler to do something like this
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