Hi everyone (first post!). I'm a JQuery and Javascript newbie.
I'm working on the following website: http://www.beautifulinteractions.com/lombo/
I made a custom .js file with my own functions calling JQuery selectors and methods. I call the startup() function from tag and two divs (the menu and and footer) come in in the proper way.
However, the first time (and only the first) I click on a menu element (triggering a .show() call via onclick="javascript:showContent(URL)") the target div gets visibile but does not fade in - it just appears. Every other time I click on a menu item the animation works fine.
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you for your help.
millis = 600;
function startup() {
$('#hiddenMenu').show(millis, foo());
$('#footer').show(millis, foo());
//$(""+"#hiddenContent"+"").show('slow', foo());
}
function showContent(URL) {
$('#hiddenContent').hide(millis, function() {
$('#hiddenContent').load(URL);
开发者_如何学Go $('#hiddenContent').show(millis, foo());
});
}
function hideContent() {
$('#hiddenContent').hide(millis, foo());
}
function foo() {
//Do-Nothing
}`
Try replacing your showContent
function with the following:
function showContent(URL) {
$('#hiddenContent').hide(millis, function() {
$(this).load(URL, function() {
$(this).show(millis, foo());
});
});
}
It could be due to the fact the the $.load
call does not complete before the show
line is executed. Moving the .show
into $.load
's callback might do the trick.
You already tried to get a output off the startup()
function? by console or alert? so you know if you script is running or not.
and a little tip.. when you using onclick
you dont have to use javascript:
so you should do something like this:
onclick="startup();"
should be enough!
EDIT:
make you var millis to this:
var millis = 600;
without var your script will not work in IE
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