jQuery resize handler does not operate on each element
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I have written a resize handler that listens for a parent div being resized (as a result of an ancestor container div being dragged).
The handler relies on the iframe method described here, which I had employed in my own code: Resize on div element
I need to know that my divs have been resized as a result of the parent div being resized, and then do something as a result. Note that this is not a window/browser resize event.
When only one of my divs is on the page, it works fine. When multiples are used, only the last one is affected by my script. I cannot figure out why and am now asking for help in figuring this out.
This has all come about during my attempts to scope the code so that it does properly apply itself to each one of my affected divs in turn.
Fiddle here: https://jsfiddle.net/GrumJim/xpvt214o/939643/
The offending code begins with:
$('.rsg_testtiles_display_macro_container').each(function(index) {
There are two divs in my markup, but only the second one is processed (12 outputs to the console represent the 12 child divs, but the five child divs in the first div are ignored) and I don't know why.
All help much appreciated.
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:55
Graham CampbellGraham Campbell
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Edited since original posting
I have written a resize handler that listens for a parent div being resized (as a result of an ancestor container div being dragged).
The handler relies on the iframe method described here, which I had employed in my own code: Resize on div element
I need to know that my divs have been resized as a result of the parent div being resized, and then do something as a result. Note that this is not a window/browser resize event.
When only one of my divs is on the page, it works fine. When multiples are used, only the last one is affected by my script. I cannot figure out why and am now asking for help in figuring this out.
This has all come about during my attempts to scope the code so that it does properly apply itself to each one of my affected divs in turn.
Fiddle here: https://jsfiddle.net/GrumJim/xpvt214o/939643/
The offending code begins with:
$('.rsg_testtiles_display_macro_container').each(function(index) {
There are two divs in my markup, but only the second one is processed (12 outputs to the console represent the 12 child divs, but the five child divs in the first div are ignored) and I don't know why.
All help much appreciated.
javascript jquery
asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:55
Graham CampbellGraham Campbell
104
1
Try to narrow this code, and create a working snippet that reproduces the issue you're trying to solve. It would make it much easier for people here to help you :-)
– Ronen Cypis
Nov 13 '18 at 12:25
Please add the markup to the snippet I created so we can give you better answers. WHY does your code repeat? (think that through)
– Mark Schultheiss
Nov 13 '18 at 12:59
@MarkSchultheiss The why of my code repeating is also the why I posted the question :) I'm very new to all this, and picking up bits from SO has gotten me to this point, but I'm absolutely stuck here now. I don't expect assigning this to be a recursive statement all its own, but it is appearing to act like that.
– Graham Campbell
Nov 13 '18 at 14:44
@RonenCypis Thank you for the tips, I will try to reduce the issue down. For the time being I've added a full implementation of my issue as a fiddle here, which includes the troublesome resize function as posted above: jsfiddle.net/GrumJim/xpvt214o/939554
– Graham Campbell
Nov 13 '18 at 14:46
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Edited since original posting
I have written a resize handler that listens for a parent div being resized (as a result of an ancestor container div being dragged).
The handler relies on the iframe method described here, which I had employed in my own code: Resize on div element
I need to know that my divs have been resized as a result of the parent div being resized, and then do something as a result. Note that this is not a window/browser resize event.
When only one of my divs is on the page, it works fine. When multiples are used, only the last one is affected by my script. I cannot figure out why and am now asking for help in figuring this out.
This has all come about during my attempts to scope the code so that it does properly apply itself to each one of my affected divs in turn.
Fiddle here: https://jsfiddle.net/GrumJim/xpvt214o/939643/
The offending code begins with:
$('.rsg_testtiles_display_macro_container').each(function(index) {
There are two divs in my markup, but only the second one is processed (12 outputs to the console represent the 12 child divs, but the five child divs in the first div are ignored) and I don't know why.
All help much appreciated.
javascript jquery
asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:55
Graham CampbellGraham Campbell
104
Edited since original posting
I have written a resize handler that listens for a parent div being resized (as a result of an ancestor container div being dragged).
The handler relies on the iframe method described here, which I had employed in my own code: Resize on div element
I need to know that my divs have been resized as a result of the parent div being resized, and then do something as a result. Note that this is not a window/browser resize event.
When only one of my divs is on the page, it works fine. When multiples are used, only the last one is affected by my script. I cannot figure out why and am now asking for help in figuring this out.
This has all come about during my attempts to scope the code so that it does properly apply itself to each one of my affected divs in turn.
Fiddle here: https://jsfiddle.net/GrumJim/xpvt214o/939643/
The offending code begins with:
$('.rsg_testtiles_display_macro_container').each(function(index) {
There are two divs in my markup, but only the second one is processed (12 outputs to the console represent the 12 child divs, but the five child divs in the first div are ignored) and I don't know why.
All help much appreciated.
javascript jquery
javascript jquery
asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:55
Graham CampbellGraham Campbell
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:55
Graham CampbellGraham Campbell
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edited Nov 13 '18 at 17:38
Graham Campbell
asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:55
Graham CampbellGraham Campbell
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:55
Graham CampbellGraham Campbell
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 11:55
Graham CampbellGraham Campbell
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Try to narrow this code, and create a working snippet that reproduces the issue you're trying to solve. It would make it much easier for people here to help you :-)
– Ronen Cypis
Nov 13 '18 at 12:25
Please add the markup to the snippet I created so we can give you better answers. WHY does your code repeat? (think that through)
– Mark Schultheiss
Nov 13 '18 at 12:59
@MarkSchultheiss The why of my code repeating is also the why I posted the question :) I'm very new to all this, and picking up bits from SO has gotten me to this point, but I'm absolutely stuck here now. I don't expect assigning this to be a recursive statement all its own, but it is appearing to act like that.
– Graham Campbell
Nov 13 '18 at 14:44
@RonenCypis Thank you for the tips, I will try to reduce the issue down. For the time being I've added a full implementation of my issue as a fiddle here, which includes the troublesome resize function as posted above: jsfiddle.net/GrumJim/xpvt214o/939554
– Graham Campbell
Nov 13 '18 at 14:46
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Try to narrow this code, and create a working snippet that reproduces the issue you're trying to solve. It would make it much easier for people here to help you :-)
– Ronen Cypis
Nov 13 '18 at 12:25
Please add the markup to the snippet I created so we can give you better answers. WHY does your code repeat? (think that through)
– Mark Schultheiss
Nov 13 '18 at 12:59
@MarkSchultheiss The why of my code repeating is also the why I posted the question :) I'm very new to all this, and picking up bits from SO has gotten me to this point, but I'm absolutely stuck here now. I don't expect assigning this to be a recursive statement all its own, but it is appearing to act like that.
– Graham Campbell
Nov 13 '18 at 14:44
@RonenCypis Thank you for the tips, I will try to reduce the issue down. For the time being I've added a full implementation of my issue as a fiddle here, which includes the troublesome resize function as posted above: jsfiddle.net/GrumJim/xpvt214o/939554
– Graham Campbell
Nov 13 '18 at 14:46
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Try to narrow this code, and create a working snippet that reproduces the issue you're trying to solve. It would make it much easier for people here to help you :-)
– Ronen Cypis
Nov 13 '18 at 12:25
Try to narrow this code, and create a working snippet that reproduces the issue you're trying to solve. It would make it much easier for people here to help you :-)
– Ronen Cypis
Nov 13 '18 at 12:25
Please add the markup to the snippet I created so we can give you better answers. WHY does your code repeat? (think that through)
– Mark Schultheiss
Nov 13 '18 at 12:59
Please add the markup to the snippet I created so we can give you better answers. WHY does your code repeat? (think that through)
– Mark Schultheiss
Nov 13 '18 at 12:59
@MarkSchultheiss The why of my code repeating is also the why I posted the question :) I'm very new to all this, and picking up bits from SO has gotten me to this point, but I'm absolutely stuck here now. I don't expect assigning this to be a recursive statement all its own, but it is appearing to act like that.
– Graham Campbell
Nov 13 '18 at 14:44
@MarkSchultheiss The why of my code repeating is also the why I posted the question :) I'm very new to all this, and picking up bits from SO has gotten me to this point, but I'm absolutely stuck here now. I don't expect assigning this to be a recursive statement all its own, but it is appearing to act like that.
– Graham Campbell
Nov 13 '18 at 14:44
@RonenCypis Thank you for the tips, I will try to reduce the issue down. For the time being I've added a full implementation of my issue as a fiddle here, which includes the troublesome resize function as posted above: jsfiddle.net/GrumJim/xpvt214o/939554
– Graham Campbell
Nov 13 '18 at 14:46
@RonenCypis Thank you for the tips, I will try to reduce the issue down. For the time being I've added a full implementation of my issue as a fiddle here, which includes the troublesome resize function as posted above: jsfiddle.net/GrumJim/xpvt214o/939554
– Graham Campbell
Nov 13 '18 at 14:46
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It seems like you shouldn't actually iterate over the $(this) instance, since is already referring to a single element.
Try to remove this line:
$(this).each(function() {
(and the appropriate closing of the function & parenthesis...)
answered Nov 13 '18 at 12:24
Ronen CypisRonen Cypis
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Mark Scultheiss's comment to the original question had the answer, thanks for letting me work that one out.
I was most definitely calling things in the wrong order, particularly where I was assigning this to the var. I have solved this by properly calling the on, then the each, then assigning this to the var and working through each of my divs in turn.
I have far to go on my JavaScript journey, but you put me on the right path there. Thanks folks!
answered Nov 13 '18 at 18:25
Graham CampbellGraham Campbell
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It seems like you shouldn't actually iterate over the $(this) instance, since is already referring to a single element.
Try to remove this line:
$(this).each(function() {
(and the appropriate closing of the function & parenthesis...)
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It seems like you shouldn't actually iterate over the $(this) instance, since is already referring to a single element.
Try to remove this line:
$(this).each(function() {
(and the appropriate closing of the function & parenthesis...)
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It seems like you shouldn't actually iterate over the $(this) instance, since is already referring to a single element.
Try to remove this line:
$(this).each(function() {
(and the appropriate closing of the function & parenthesis...)
answered Nov 13 '18 at 12:24
Ronen CypisRonen Cypis
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It seems like you shouldn't actually iterate over the $(this) instance, since is already referring to a single element.
Try to remove this line:
$(this).each(function() {
(and the appropriate closing of the function & parenthesis...)
answered Nov 13 '18 at 12:24
Ronen CypisRonen Cypis
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Mark Scultheiss's comment to the original question had the answer, thanks for letting me work that one out.
I was most definitely calling things in the wrong order, particularly where I was assigning this to the var. I have solved this by properly calling the on, then the each, then assigning this to the var and working through each of my divs in turn.
I have far to go on my JavaScript journey, but you put me on the right path there. Thanks folks!
answered Nov 13 '18 at 18:25
Graham CampbellGraham Campbell
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Mark Scultheiss's comment to the original question had the answer, thanks for letting me work that one out.
I was most definitely calling things in the wrong order, particularly where I was assigning this to the var. I have solved this by properly calling the on, then the each, then assigning this to the var and working through each of my divs in turn.
I have far to go on my JavaScript journey, but you put me on the right path there. Thanks folks!
answered Nov 13 '18 at 18:25
Graham CampbellGraham Campbell
104
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Mark Scultheiss's comment to the original question had the answer, thanks for letting me work that one out.
I was most definitely calling things in the wrong order, particularly where I was assigning this to the var. I have solved this by properly calling the on, then the each, then assigning this to the var and working through each of my divs in turn.
I have far to go on my JavaScript journey, but you put me on the right path there. Thanks folks!
answered Nov 13 '18 at 18:25
Graham CampbellGraham Campbell
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Mark Scultheiss's comment to the original question had the answer, thanks for letting me work that one out.
I was most definitely calling things in the wrong order, particularly where I was assigning this to the var. I have solved this by properly calling the on, then the each, then assigning this to the var and working through each of my divs in turn.
I have far to go on my JavaScript journey, but you put me on the right path there. Thanks folks!
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Try to narrow this code, and create a working snippet that reproduces the issue you're trying to solve. It would make it much easier for people here to help you :-)
– Ronen Cypis
Nov 13 '18 at 12:25
Please add the markup to the snippet I created so we can give you better answers. WHY does your code repeat? (think that through)
– Mark Schultheiss
Nov 13 '18 at 12:59
@MarkSchultheiss The why of my code repeating is also the why I posted the question :) I'm very new to all this, and picking up bits from SO has gotten me to this point, but I'm absolutely stuck here now. I don't expect assigning this to be a recursive statement all its own, but it is appearing to act like that.
– Graham Campbell
Nov 13 '18 at 14:44
@RonenCypis Thank you for the tips, I will try to reduce the issue down. For the time being I've added a full implementation of my issue as a fiddle here, which includes the troublesome resize function as posted above: jsfiddle.net/GrumJim/xpvt214o/939554
– Graham Campbell
Nov 13 '18 at 14:46