Using the 'onchange' event I can fire a javascript function obscure().
How can I hide the selected number with an Asterisk (like a password)?
I've tried several different Googles but I can't find a method that
works.
I've been beating my head against a wall for a few days trying to get this working. I'm trying to create a dynamic menu where a user selects one item and another select list is shown, then another and another (and so on). Here is my JS, it *should* be taking the ID of the div, comparing it to the selected value and then showing another div by settings it's class property to visible:
iam trying to use 5 drop downs in my form for user to select languages and each select drop down should not allow the user to select the same language again and all my drop downs are populating individually from the DB on the page so if "English" is selected for "dropdown 1" then again "drop down 2" should not allow "English" to be selected.
i am trying to pass text from one select box to another select box. The logic is if 10 are added, no more passing must happen. Also if an item is already added, it mustn't be added again.I am using the for loop to check the existence of an item but it is not working: what am i doing wrong?
Code: function PassSelectValues(){ //pass values from select boxes to select boxes var counter;[code]....
why isn't counter incrementing at all? The alert message box does appear saying item exists but the item gets added anyway.
This is the code that I have, on selecting the first item in the first list it populates the second list with users. What I need to do is create a "value" for each of the items in the second list.
I have a DropDownList (id: DropDownList1) i want to get the items length by Jquery, but it not work, always return 0. My temporary solution is using classic javascript to do it, below is the code.
I've got a drop down with a listing of categories (Books, Apparel, Music, etc) for adding products to a database.
When the user select "Apparel" I want it to reveal a <div> with extra options. But I "only" want it to respond to if apparel was selected. If books, music, etc are selected, it should do nothing.
I need to write a javascript function (which will be called on clicking a button) to return the currently selected item from a drop- down list whose rendered html is below.
have a scenario where I show a drop-down-with-few-items in a JSP page, to the user. The length of few options in the drop down is greater than that of the drop down's, hence our requirement is to show the hovered (not selected) option as tooltip for user's convenience. I cannot use the title attribute option as its not compatible with my web browser
I found this perfect javascript for creating dynamic connected drop down boxes. This script works fine but there is just one thing I want to add but unfortunately I'm not familiar with javascript enough... I want to display small images when an item is selected from the second drop down. An image should be assigned somehow to each selection from the right hand drop down menu in the code and when someone selects something from the list, an image should be displayed next to it automatically.
I show a drop-down-with-few-items in a JSP page, to the user. The length of few options in the drop down is greater than that of the drop down's, hence our requirement is to show the hovered (not selected) option as tooltip for user's convenience. I cannot use the title attribute option as its not compatible with my web browser
In a workshop registration system, you can choose 1st choice and 2nd choice workshops. Of course, You can't choose the same workshop for both! How can I implement this with JS?
I have a page as below, I hope the form only show Select option when loading, then the input date fields will be displayed if select event category, where are the errors?
Code: <script src="/misc/jquery/jquery.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { $.viewInput = { '0' : $([]), //THIS IS THE NAME OF THE DIV WRAPPING THE HIDDEN FIELD '1' : $('#1'), }; $('#category_class').change(function() { // HIDES THE INPUT FIELD IF ANOTHER DROPDOWN ITEM IS SELECTED ONCE THE HIDDEN FIELD IS LOADED $.each($.viewInput, function() { this.hide(); }); // SHOWS THE INPUT FIELD ITEM IF SELECTED //$.viewInput[$(this).val()].show(); }); }); </script>
I have have some values stored in javascript variables. I have a <select> dropdown list whose options correspond to these values. I want to be able to select an item on the dropdown list based on the value of the javascript variable.
On this page (just a demo) I can’t get IE6 to auto-select the first item in the dynamically-generated drop-down menus. Well, that isn’t entirely true. Sometimes it works properly, but never on the first try. When it fails, the error message it gives is:
"Cannot set the selected property. Unspecified error."
FF2, IE7, and OP9 all behave as expected. I have tried a variety of workarounds to no avail. I don't have an exhaustive list of everything I have tried, but it seems like I have tried a hundred ways of setting the "selected" attribute.
The page uses jQuery 1.1.2. Currently the page is using...
Ok so let's say I have this dropdown with a list of these items:
PALCO TRIBUNA ORO
And in a button on the page I want to send it one of those names, let's say I send it ORO, and through Javascript select that in the dropdown list. How is this done? Do I have to iterate through everything, and how?
