Making a website for a salon with a box that says "I want [dropdown box, i.e. wash and blow dry] which will cost XX" The idea being they select what they want from the dropdown box and it automatically changes the �XX to reflect the price.
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
function changeText(){
document.getElementById('pndprc').innerHTML = form1.value();
}
</script>
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Is this possible with JQuery? I have the following code which I think Should do this, but it's not working :/These are two different functions which I've been testing, and the html element is supposed to create a dropdown list via some PHP which will have the option "Other" within it. Unfortunately, I have no idea exactly how to turn "Other" into a text box when the user clicks, and I've been spending a lot of time on this already.
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How on earth do you use javacript to change the text color of an input element, and have it work with IE??? I've tried numerous solutions. All of them work on browsers such as Mozilla. But none of them work on IE.
This works in every browser I've tried besides IE:
var whatever = document.createElement( 'input' );
whatever.type = 'text'
// (more code)...
whatever.style.color = 'black'
This also works for other browsers besides IE:
whatever.style.cssText = 'color:black;'
I've tried other things as well. Nothing works in IE. Is there anyway
to change the text color inside an input box dynamically, and have it
work in IE?
I am a complete novice when it come to Javascript. I copied the script for displaying random images at a specific interval (from javascriptkit.com). I would appreciate knowing whether the following is possible:
The pages are based on tables, so the parts that change are all cells.
1. Can I define text instead of an image in the array? i.e. can I have the image change to say an apple in one cell and the next cell have text explaining what an apple is?
2. Would it be possible to put a countdown timer for when the image/text is going to change?
check to see if my AJAX select boxes are working for you. The website is: [URL] and there are dropdown select boxes on the right hand side of the travel photo section and also the travel video section.
I've tested these in the following browsers:
Mac: Safari 3.2.1, Firefox 3.0.5
Windows: Firefox 2, Firefox 3.0.5, IE6, IE 7
These boxes work fine for me in all the browsers listed above, yet a friend using Windows can't get the drop downs working on either Firefox 3 or on IE 6.
I want a text box which is only visible if the preceding drop down box has a certain option selected. Does anyone know how to do this or where I might be able to find the appropriate code?
View 7 Replies View Relatedwhen you click the textbox, the dropdown will reset to the first option, but when you clicked on the dropdown, the text will become empty
but my code won't work
$('option').click(function(){
$(input[id=edit-title]).val("");
});
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I have a form that I am using for several different pages as they are exactly the same... however at the top you must make a choice from the drop down box that then shows the appropriate fields to fill in. Can I make the drop down default to a certain option depending on which page they are coming from?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have got a backend PHP script that calls MySQL in order to get town and city names.If I type 'cam' in to the autocomplete textfield, I get something like:
Big Camberley
Camberly
Camberwell
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I can't figure out why it dosen't work. I'd like to show/hide a <p> block depending on the value selected in the dropdown list:
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#report_rep_type').change(function(){
$('#report_rep_type').change(function(){
if($(this).text()!= 'Contigency Liabilities/Others')
$('#someElement').hide();
else
$('#someElement').show();
});
});
});
HTML code:
<form action="my action>
<fieldset>
<legend>Report details</legend>
<p>
<label for="report_rep_type">Report type</label><br />
<select id="report_rep_type" name="report[rep_type]"><option value="">Please select</option>
<option value="Scientific & Technical">Scientific & Technical</option>
<option value="Financial">Financial</option> .....
<p>
<button class="button " type="submit"><img alt="Tick" src="/images/silk/icons/tick.png?1245400388" /> Create</button>
</p>
</form>
<div id="div1" onmouseover="this.href.innerHTML='different click name'">
<a href="somewhere">click</a>
</div>
I know this.href doesnt work - Is there a way to access the <a> element without assigning an id to it ?
Is the form below a valid method of changing the id of an XHTML element, specifically the one actually being referenced? It does not seem to work for me.
document.getElementById("Original_Name").setAttribute("id", "New_name");
In our current application we have a page whose sole purpose for existence
is to permit the user to select from a list (subsequent to our login page).
We would like to have the list drop down automatically when the visitor
arrives at the page, perhaps by using the onLoad event to call the dropdown
code. The problem is, the click() event does not drop down the list, as I
would have thought it might.
I can successfully fire other methods using the object.method() syntax. Our
form is named "test," the select is named "sel1," and the code
document.test.sel1.focus() in fact focuses the control,
document.test.sel1.selectedIndex=2 selects the third item, etc. Given that,
I would have thought that document.test.sel1.click() would cause a similar
result to clicking the control, i.e., dropdown of the select. Instead, all
that happens is what appears to be a very quick redraw of the selected
value's text (i.e., it flickers slightly).
I've tried preceding the call to click() with a call to focus(), and vice
versa. No joy. I've Googled on several combinations of search terms, but
either there's no information on how to accomplish this or it was deeper
than the 3-4 pages I followed down into each of the search results.
Anybody know if it is possible to do what we want, and if so, could you
point me to a link where I can find sample source?
I need to highlight rows in a dropdownlist. I need to do this inside a function. I have a textbox filled with the indexes of the rows which need to be highlighted - e.g. by changing the background colour to blue. This is my function:
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the index (thisInx) is correct - but setting its color does not work.
I'm trying to change the color text of atext[i] value when the "atim[i]+showtime" value is < "now"....
But if i assign the atext[i] value to a new var "ops" and change the color with string ops.style.color = 'red'; the script doesn't work.
Opening the error console of Firefox the error logged is ops.style is undefined.
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How would I go about chaning the ID element tag through Java?
I want to create a function that checks through all the ID tags called mytag and then append to the end of it mytag0 or whatever number comes next. I was trying to disable many form objects in my html document and since they share the same ID It only disables the first ID it encounters so Instead of manually renaming them al, Id rather create a function that would search for the Id name mytag and just change the name with whatever number, Im guessing it will work fine because once it renames the ID tag it will pick up the next ID because it will be next in line with the name and just While Loop the whole thing untill such ID is not found. I do not know how to reassign ID's.
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I want that once i select one element (AAA)from the dropdown and click on a button...it should set the selected element to none...so that i can make my second selection from the dropdown..
I'm doing a very simple expand/collapse function using 'slideToggle'. The button that triggers this event simply says 'Expand/collapse'. I want this text to change depending on whether an element is visible or hidden.
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Maybe a stupid question (I'm not so familiar with javascript), but:
I want to change background of a paragraph or list item on mouseover. The
following code works:
<p onMouseover="this.style.backgroundColor='yellow'"
onMouseout="this.style.backgroundColor='white'">ppppp</p>
Now I want to minimize the coding bij using a function. How do I do that?
I have a billion elements that all share the same class. I have another billion elements that all share another class. This cannot be changed. My objective is to use one element to trigger onclick a change in the others elements' css properties, that is each element is paired with another, producing a billion unique pairs. From hours of deciphering the cryptic documentation examples ive come up with the following, which doesnt work. Assume that im using "name=item#" in the element's tag to identify each pair.
One fundamental issue with this is that it will change the opacity of both elements in the pair were both elements to share a name,or it will only affect the element being clicked on if not, but i only want it to change the opacity of the element that isnt being clicked. Another issue is that there are instances where i may need to set a setTimeout on a css property, and ive not found any documentation on integrating javascript and jquery together within a function.So how do i get this function to accept input from one element and affect the css properties of the other? And what would a setTimeout look like if it were placed around the opacity property?
I have got the following CSS-Box, with those properties in my styles.css:
.panorama {
float:left;
overflow:hidden;
}
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But when I want to read out this information afterwards, my function doesnt work:
console.log($('.panorama').css("width")); This delivers me 0px.
Why doesnt it bring me the 1641px?
Anyway, i need to change the selected item in a select dropdown list in html. Obviously i want to change it with javascript. For example i've got tree items add/edit/delete and if the user presses add (button) the selected item will be add.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm using simple jQuery dropdown menu
Code:
<script type='text/javascript'>
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
jQuery("#dropmenu ul").css({display: "none"});
jQuery("#dropmenu li").hover(function(){
jQuery(this).find('ul:first').css({visibility: "visible",display: "none"}).show(268);
},function(){
jQuery(this).find('ul:first').css({visibility: "hidden"});
});
});
</script>
What I need is: when someone clicks on submenu that element would be stay displayed under parent element.
I need to know when the select element's dropdown list is opened (as when the user clicks on the arrow or does ALT-downarrow from the keyboard). Similarly, I need to known when the dropdown list closes.
The closing of the dropdown list can happen without changing the dropdown, hence the onchange event is not a sure way to determine that the dropdown list closed.
Is this possible in Internet Explorer?
using JQuery 1.3.2.js How can i bind change event of future added drop-down. i have even used ".live" method of jQuery but it doesn't work.I have even updated JQuery1.3.2.js to JQuery 1.4.js but same thing happens drop down change event is not getting fired but click and other events are getting fired.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI know how to do this the hard way, but I suspect that there's an easier option. I'm creating a program that requires a series of 4 or 6 select menus. Something like this: Code:
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