A form is up in the browser, user does what they need to do and hits "Submit". Being the patient soals that they are, they don't wait for the browser to refresh, but start entering more data / following links!
What I want to do is to disable all form elements and links when the user cliks "Submit". Anyone have some J-S to do this?
How can I make an input box (or other objects) disabled or greyed out and
still have them submit in the form?
I have a function which passes text from txtdebt to debtsbox which
works fine. However, I want to add code which examines the value of
debtsbox and if any of the values the user entered contain the string
"d" then I want to emable rblDebts which is disabled when the page
loads. This part is not working (no errors) and I'm not sure why.....
i'm trying to write a very simple script that disables all of a forms elements in one go, should be simple! (i'm such an amateur)
i've researched the syntax for this, don't know why it's not working.
function setDisabled() {
var formEls = document.forms[0].elements[];
for (i=0; i< formEls.length; i++) {
document.forms[0].elements[i].disabled = true;
[Code].....
I am trying to submit a form in javascript on clicking 'Button1'.On submission,it will disable the html table 'HTMLTable1' present in it.The code which I am using is as:
function OnButton1_Click ( ) {
var oRows = document.getElementById('HTMLTable1').getElementsByTagName('tr');
var irows = oRows.length ;
[code]...
But On submit,the html table is getting disabled just for a moment then again it becomes active and user can interact with it.
i'm having a bit of an issue enabling and disabling form elements through javascript. my code looks as follows:
HTML Code:
<table name="table1"...>
<form name="form1"...>
<tr>
<td>
[Code]...
I'm currently working on a form for my site and would like to do something
that I've seen many times on other sites. I would like to make a particular
form element enabled or disabled depending on whether another requisite form
radio button is checked. I tried this:
<input type="radio" name="yesorno" id="yes"
onClick="document.getElementById('metoo').disabled = 'false'">
<br>
<input type="checkbox" id="metoo" disabled="true">
<br>
<br>
<input type="radio" name="yesorno" id="no">
but it doesn't work--I can't figure out why.
I am writing a ASP.NET UserControl and I am trying to incorporate JQuery into this. The control is a simple form with a few input fields (text, checkbox, select, radio). The first element in the form is a checkbox. Upon clicking this checkbox I want the all the input elements in the form (except the checkbox control itself) to be enable/disable. I tried writing some of this code but my solution was not getting me anywhere. Below is the ASP.NET form code.
<
asp:Panel ID="pnlInputControls" runat="server"> <table style="width:100%;">
<tr>
[code]....
Say I have a textbox in a form that I do not want the user to have the ability to put any spaces. This example is for someone's name converting to a short url so no matter what, their name is like JohnDoe and during the typing of it, the user cannot put a space between their name. Is this an HTML or Javascript thing to pretty much disable spacebar just for that field?
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This works fine in Firefox, but in Internet Explorer (v 6.0.2900) it
appears wierd:
When I disable the selevt element in IE, it continues to appear as
enabled (falsely) until I try changing it.
When I click on it, updates itself as grey as to indicate that it is
disabled.This is wrong. I want it to appear as grey and disabled the moment it
is disabled via JS.Is this a bug in IE, or should I do this different way (code below).
Is there perhaps some way to "update" the select element so that it
appears as disabled once I disable it with JS? (without having to click
on it to probe if it is disabled or not) Code:
I am currently using this plugin [URL]..(HTML) to display a div with content, depending on what is entered.Is there a way to disable the submit button if the div contains a certain message?
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The problem is, when a user clicks our "submit" button, when they are trying to purchase at full price, the exit popup shows up too, and redirects them, so essentially we can't get the full amount out of our customers! We want the script on the page, but we don't want it to show up when users click our submit button.
heres the exit popup script
Code:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
window.onbeforeunload = confirmExit;
function yPop(url) {
var found = 1;
[Code].....
I've got a JQuery Mobile form working across multiple "pages", even though it is a single HTML file.This is done by placing the opening form tag before the <div data-role="page"id="screen1"> tag, and closing it after the final losing page div tag. Works great.Currently the form validation is properly flagging each field as the user leaves it.The only trouble I am having is making the continue button at the bottom of each screen disabled until the visible invalid fields pass validation.Here's the simplified version of the code:
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<head>
[code]....
I have a Java form where I need to be able to switch a drop down with a text box using Javascript. The change would be made depending on the radio button choice the user makes. The drop down is the default form element and radio button A is checked by default. So when the user clicks radio button B the text box should appear and if they change their mind and select radio button A the drop down should come back.
Whats making this a little tricky is that I'm doing my form validation using Java via the form element name. So these two will have the same name. I need for the drop down to be switched off/disabled if they have radio button B and vice versa. Is all this doable using javascript?
I have a webpage with a form. Depending on user selections at the top of
the page, the page will disable sections of the form. My plan is to put
each section between a <div></div>. Each section contains some collection
of form elements.
So if the user does not select some criteria, the related section of the
form gets disabled. In a typical Windows type of application these elements
get disabled and greyed out. What's the best way to do this in a webpage?
Can Javascript determine what form elements are in a div section and
disable these elements through a loop for example? I know I can disable
each element if I know its it but is there a way to find out all the IDs of
elements for some div section?
How can I disable a button once it has been clicked? I want to prevent the user from clicking on it twice if they have a slow connection.
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function disableRightClick() {
if (event.button == 2) {
alert("Sorry, right-click is disabled");
return false;
}}
Then call this function like so:
<a href="test.html" >
I would like to disable right-clicks without the annoying alert.
I just don't want the menu to open when the user right-clicks the link.
Is that possible? When I remove the call to alert, then the code has no effect.
Does anyone know how I can temporarily disable JavaScript in my browser?
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I have two image buttons:
I am opening one new window from the current window....
Can any one help me to disable the parent window after opening the new
window....
and at the same time i want to enable the parent window after closing
the new window.
I want to disable the onclick for a <div>. In onclick I am using
Spry.Effect.AppearFade(...). Any suggestions on how to disable onclick
after the first initial click from the user?
I have form with one submit button. All i want to create is to allow user to make JUST ONE button click. After that click, button will be still displayed but it will be disabled. How to make this?
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i want to disable tab button and i think that solution is method
preventDefault() but i can't disabled this button.
temp.addEventListener('keydown',press_key,true);
........
function pressKey(event)
{
.......
if (condition)
event.preventDefault();
}
I have tried with event.returnValue=false but it's not work
Can you help me?
I am unable to disable a text box when a form loads. It worked before with attr() instead of prop() in earlier versions, now with 1.6.2, it does not work.
This is my code
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function()
[Code]....