I have seen some solutions on how to use a dropdown list in HTML as a combo link list with JS. Is there possibly a way to do it without JS directly with HTML?
Maybe sth with method="link"?
Without JS? Yes, do it server side (issuing an HTTP redirect in response to a form submission)
Directly with HTML? No.
It isn't a nice UI design though. Having links people can see without clicking, and can activate with a single click is much nicer.
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I've seen a couple of questions similar to this but have had no success.
I am trying to write a piece of code after navigation to a secure webpage which will click on a tab and load this data (there is no URL behind the tab so cannot use that). I need to click on the sales tab which has the ID overview. Can someone please help me write a line of code which will find this object and click on it. HTML Code
Many thanks
fyi i tried stuff like
ie.document.getelementbyID("overview")(0).Click
You can select
ie.document.querySelector("div[id=overview]")
So if clickable try:
ie.document.querySelector("div[id=overview]").Click
Or simply
ie.document.querySelector("#overview").Click
That is assuming the element isn't inside a form/frame/iframe. Can't tell from the small HTML sample though.
I want to create an element where it performs a show/hide functionality of text when a user clicks on a button. I've found a helpful page through this link: http://www.meadinkent.co.uk/expand_sections.htm
The only issue I have is that it uses javascript. As I want to place this into Sharepoint, what Sharepoint does is remove the <script> everytime it's submitted, so javascript I'm assuming can't be used.
I want to know if there is a way to perform the same functionality as displayed in the page but with HTML only?
Thank you
You can add js by using Embed Code web part. Just go "Insert tab" and click "Embed Code". Then edit this and you will able to use js, css, html. So, you can use your helpful link.
Embed code webpart
You can use CSS to show/hide text. You can vist the following links, which may help you.
1) https://alexcican.com/post/hide-and-show-div/
2) How to show/hide div on click with stricly HTML/CSS
Lately, I've been working on a page in html which is supposed to search Google. I have a search box and a button but I'm wondering what the most efficient way to get the results from Google and display them on my page. If anyone knows I'd be glad if they helped me out.
{EDIT}
This is just a little project I'm working on. To be more specific I'd like to make it where what is typed in the search box gets taken from www.google.com/search and then the results of the Google search are displayed below.
Answer & Demo
You can create a custom google search engine for your sites, follow the steps, then get the code and paste it in a div inside the body tag. Here is a JSFiddle with an example of this (site:stackoverflow.com).
You can then edit the way the engine looks in the look and feel tab in the edit search menu.
Hope this helps, good luck! :)
So you're saying you want an HTML page with a single input and a submit button.
When the user enters text into the input and then presses submit what would you like to happen?
I see two basic approaches.
Pass the search string as a parameter in the URL so the next page can be made aware of it using javascript. then use xmlhttprequest to grab the data from google and do a document.write to render the information to the user:
example
Insert a Div with some id in the page and then use the submit's onclick attribute to initiate an AJAX call that gets the data from google and then inserts it into the div's innerHTML without the need for multiple pages.
[UPDATE}
after looking into this it seems that XMLHttpRequest will not work with google and that the API is the way to go.
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I am trying to add the like button code into a html newsletter but it won't display, only displays on the online version. Is it possible to have it display in the email newsletter as well, if so, how?
No this is not possible. The best you can do is a static like button image that takes you to your fan page or website where they can then click on a real like button. You can't embed scripts into email and have them execute, which is required to convert the like button code into the necessary rendered iframe.
An alternative to using the 'like button' is using the html only share button. Technically its not supported, but hey it works.
http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u=http://mylink.com
You cannot use javascript directly on emails.
But you can put a button/link to a page of your own, whose purpose is to hold the actual like button.
I need to create tabs on the webpage using html, and on click of each tab, need to load different content on the same page. Do let me know how to go about this, or any useful links that might help me.
Thanks,
Geetha
This can be done with jQuery and jQuery UI.
Here you can find some information about it. http://www.stilbuero.de/jquery/tabs_3/
Dojo (javascript framework) has a TabContainer. It's easy to implement, but depends on the content and how do you want to present it to the user.
You can start by looking here: Dojo TabContainer info
There's an example on that site which lets you see the html and javascript required to build a tabbed container.