I have look some of the examples of deleting tables and or rows with Java. The only problem is that all examples I have seen talke about one table and one or more buttons. What I needs to do is have 4 single row / dual columns tables each having a button of their own for deleting this table. Here is what I got but it just doesnt work for me as each table has a seperate Table ID.
<script language=javascript>
function removeRow(src)
{
var oRow = src.parentElement.parentElement;
document.all("tblGrid").deleteRow(oRow.rowIndex);
Can someone provide me with the javascript code for deleting multiple rows..i.e..User will be selecting certain rows with checkbox and on clicking on the delete button,those checked rows should be deleted..I want it in Javascript and not Ajax.
I am trying to use the plugin tablesorter that has a pager, for one table in a page it works fine, but when I put two tables, the pager links [next, previous,....] for the first table is moved under the
In the main table there are two sub tables are there.when user click addRow button main row and also subrow should be created.i have written the code but when i click addrow alignment is missing and apart from that mainrow and subrow is not displaying properly.
Say that you have a table with id Testresults. Now you also would like to show diffrent parts of that table inside diffrent divs that also contain a table.
I naturally don't want to write the code for the table at multiple places of the page. Notice also that my site only contains of one site, containing many divs.
there are a lot of different scripts out there to sort a table with multiple columns. However, I want to do something specific.
I have a table that is "spread" accross multiple pages. Usually, when a user wants to change the page, what you do is compute indexes in the server and return the modified list. But that's not what I want to do, I want to be able to navigate through the pages AND be able to sort the columns within the client screen.
Does anyone know of a good example of something like that ? I know it can be done, I would have to write the entire data in the client side, and then manipulate it with indexes and sorts. I am very much able to write such data, but should "delete" and "add" new table Elements (in a way that is browser compatible) or show/hide <TRelements, maybe overwrite these table rows?
I was wondering if this is somehow trivial so you can suggest a coding strategy or if anyone knows a good page that displays this possibility.
I'm using quick search plugin (URL...) in filtering rows in a group of tables.The problem is that the old vesion of Quick search may act on multiple tables as long they have the same table_id while the new vesion acts on the first table only.
1-the number of tables is very large (in some pages may be 500 tables).
2-the action of Quick search is applied automaticaly as the user type any text in the input text box. so i don't know any way to make a loop to call the function once for each table.
I'm trying to pull data from multiple database tables and output them into a table which I've done fine, but I'm having trouble trying to filter the rows by specific values like colour and size selected from select boxes without reloading the page.
After more than a day of looking though I have made no progress, If this was to be done with just PHP and MySQL reloading the page I'd have no problem but having problems with the AJAX side.
This (apparently) totals all 'amount' cells in the page, and writes it in *all* the 'total' cells - close, but obviously I'm not correctly specifying that each total should be displayed in its parent.
<div><div>I'm using jQuery's tablesorter.js to create tables with sortable rows, as applied to tables with the ID "myTable."</div><div></div><div>I just wondered if there's a way to make it work with multiple tables on a single page. I created two tables and gave each of them the ID myTable, but only the first table worked. I can't remember if the specific ID is required for my Zebra widget (alternate row colors), too, or not, but I would guess it is.
</div> <div></div><div>I posted my JS links below, to show you my setup. Thanks for any tips.</div><div></div><div>* * * * *</div><div></div><div><script src="<a
Wonder if there is a way to have my Drop-Down box selections create individule single row/dual colume tables for each item that was selected from the drop-down box. An example would be:
1: I selected 3 items from my drop-down box at one time (my drop-down box allows multiple selections).
2: I click a button call "Create Template" and three new single row/dual colume tables are created with the names if the items.
Here is what I have so far, but need a little help. Notice I have added the three tables in to show how it should look but this is for information only as these should be created automaticaly.
I have been using JQuery in the past 6 months and I really got in love with it!Finally,I've come to an issue that (probably) have better solution than the one Im trying to do with.I have multiple tables in a HTML [code]all of these tables are some kind of gridviews filled with data using JSon and JQuery.The problem is:Before filling with data, only this part in the DOM is created <table id="myTableId"> <tbody> !so, before going forward with filling the table with data and creating <tr>'s and <td>'s, I would like to find the current (not filled one) table ID.The algorithm would be:
1. <table id="mytableId"> is generated 2. right after #1, find table ID. 3. Depending of the table ID, generated data accordingly. (Continue with creating tr's and td's)
I have tried using closest('table'), also using find(), parent(), parents() and some other methods with which I've been working previously, but still no success.I can find the table by uing var tId = $(TABLE['id*='myTable']").attr('id');, but this finds all tables with 'myTable' and I want to find only the one that is created at that moment and waits for filling with data.
I am using the excellent jquery.tablesorter successfully for a large number of 40-row tables that live together on one page. So far I'm very happy with the plugin. My users also need the ability to apply any column sort they invoke automatically to *all* tables on the pae. They do not wish to sort the tables individually. As recommended in another thread, I have been looking at sortStart and sortEnd, but have been pulling my hair out trying to get this working. My JS:
<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"> $(document).ready(function() { // extend the default setting to always sort on the first column $.tablesorter.defaults.sortList = [[0,0]];
I am using jquery with the cookie plugin and I have multiple image buttons that can hide/show multiple elements. My question is how can I add a cookie to this code to remember whether each separate element is opened or closed?
The code, $(document).ready(function() { // choose text for the show/hide link - can contain HTML (e.g. an image) var showText='<div class="expanddown"></div>'; var hideText='<div class="expandup"></div>'; // initialise the visibility check var is_visible = false; // append show/hide links to the element directly preceding the element with a class of "toggle" $('.toggle').prev().append('<a href="#" class="togglelink">'+hideText+'</a>'); // capture clicks on the toggle links $('a.togglelink').click(function() { // switch visibility is_visible = !is_visible; // change the link depending on whether the element is shown or hidden $(this).html( (!is_visible) ? hideText : showText); // toggle the display - uncomment the next line for a basic "accordion" style //$('.toggle').hide();$('a.toggleLink').html(showText); $(this).parent().next('.toggle').slideToggle('fast'); // return false so any link destination is not followed return false; }); }); HTML, <a class="togglelink" href="#"></a> <div class="toggle"> Content </div>
I am trying to change each forms .submit function like so (below) but each submit button gets the function of the last iteration. I want each form to have a different submit function without using onclick events.
var x = document.getElementsByTagName("form"); for(i=0; i < x.length; i++){ var ele = x[i].elements;[code].....
I am setting up a text search with 3 search buttons to allow 3 different searches from the one text box. Each search has different values for the 2 hidden elements. So far I've got the 3 submit buttons working with the below code but I can't figure how to get the hidden values to be inserted. For each of the 3 different submits I need to tell javascript what the 2 hidden values are.
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript"> function OnSubmitForm() { if(document.pressed == 'questions') {
[URL]I've been using the advice and code here to start incorporating expanding/collapsing tables into my work, but I'm hitting a little problem. I want to have multiple such tables side-by-side (each headed by a picture and populated by a lightbox, which isn't the issue), but Dreamweaver wants nothing to do with the idea. I don't really even know if it's possible, but if it is I'd like to know what sort of changes I might need to make to achieve it.
I'm validating a form that has two buttons ("Next" and "Back"). The call to the script is currently in the form's onSubmit() handler. Upon pressing either button, the script runs. This is understandable, since either button press is considered a submit. Is there a way to test which button was pressed to determine whether or not to run the script?
I am trying to add an additional submit button to a form that has a separate action. This is for a shopping cart. The button I am trying to add is a "Preview" button. Which will have a different action then the "Add to Cart" button. Right now it works but after the "Preview" button is clicked the "Add to Cart" button will use the action that the "Preview" button is using. This is the script I am using for the "Preview" button.
var productPreviewForm = new VarienForm('product_addtocart_form'); productPreviewForm.submit = function() { if(this.validator.validate()) {[code]....
I have a form that has 3 submit buttons with 2 input fields. The first input field is a search field that allows the users to search against the database for certain names that are found and not found.[code]...
Code JavaScript: for (var i=0; i < myRadio.length; i++) { if (myRadio[i].checked) { myChecked = 1;
[Code]....
This works fine when I have more than 1 radio button. However for just a single radio button it does not work. I don't know how many radio buttons I will have since they are being created from a mysql query.
I'm very bad with javascript, so how should I amend the code so that it also works with only one radio button? I just need to check if they are trying to submit the form without selecting any radio buttons.
- individually (one submit button next to the field) - globally (a submit button at the end of the form).
Before submitting the form, a validation needs to be performed.... so I added: onSubmit="return isValid()".
If the validation does not pass, the form needs to be shown with the data previously entered by the user.
Now, I haven't even come to the previous problem I have mentioned..... my problem is that if a field is empty, the function isValid() recognize it (message sent) .... but the reDirect function is performed!
I have a complicated page with several submit buttons. I don't want to create multiple forms because much of the input is shared and the code is getting very ugly. However I would like to determine which values will be submited.
Here is a simplified example that may better illustrate my question. Or maybe there is a better approach...
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript"> function submitform1() { document.myform.submit(); }
function submitform2() { // logic to submit only name parameter document.myform.submit(); }
function submitform3() { // logic to submit only address parameter document.myform.submit(); } </SCRIPT>
I have a form with several submit buttons. I've used $(#myform).ajaxForm(options) method to make the form submittable with ajax. the problem is that no matter what button I click the form data is the same and <input type="submit"> element is not included into the form data, as if it were not a "successul control". so at this point form doesn't work as expected. is there a way to convey information of which button was clicked with the form plugin?
I would like to allow the user to be able to use the Enter key in lieu of the submit button on a page that has several forms.I'm assuming that toaccomplish that I need to detect which form's elements are being edited (have focus?) and programmatically fire the submit button's action for that form.How do I do something like that? ____________________________________ f u cn rd ths u cn gt a gd jb n prgrmmng
I have a form that has multiple radio button groups to allow the customer to build a custom product. I just want to figure out how to send all the CHECKED radio buttons (name="flexikits[1]", name="flexikits[2]", ect.. ) when the customer changes just one of the radio buttons. The goal of this is so I can update the price for the KIT right then.
I am easily able to set the onClick for each radio and have it send that particular radio button, just no clue how to send more.
Code: function showPrice(str) { xmlhttp=GetXmlHttpObject(); if (xmlhttp==null)
[Code].....
My best guess is there is javascript that I can replace for "this.value" that will send all the checked items in the form called "cart_view".
