I am looking for sample/ implementation ASP.net with Jquery.My requirement is I have web form with some controls, once the user click on submit, entire form should Grey out with message as processing .... once the database successful, successful message should bedisplayed and if user clicks on close on message the message should be closed and form needs to be cleared or some thing like this.
View 1 RepliesIs there any way to display "Processing" message, by default, in the iframe triggering by jQuery from the parent window? IFrame is runing CURL function and with PHP 5.2 I can't display any message there so I need to have there something by default.
View 2 Replies View RelatedThe following posts back properlty from an "onclick" in IE, but not in Mozilla 1.7. Can anyone explain to me why not? The style class works the same in both environments.
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">
function ClickMe(Cat, Nbr, Nav){
document.forms[0].inCat.value = Cat;
document.forms[0].inNbr.value=Nbr;
document.forms[0].inNav.value = Nav;
__aspnetForm.submit();}
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<form name="__aspnetForm" method="post" action="Default.aspx" ....
I have a form with a text box that is greyed out unless a checkbox is checked. The problem is if the checkbox is checked and this enables the text box to enter data and I hit reset, the text box does not reset and turn grey. It allows data to be entered. I have both the html reset button and the javascript clear form, but neither seem to work. How do I reset the text box to grey as well if reset is hit?
View 3 Replies View RelatedCan the UI dialog be used for this?
View 1 Replies View Relatedi might be tired right now but I cannot seem to figure out a good way to show an alert before processing a form, the form is not processed using AJAX, just passed on to a PHP script I might however want to implement AJAX when processing the form, hmmm, maybe that will sort me out then I guess /pär
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a form that has two input buttons. One of the input submit buttons is being used to delete data from a database. Whenever a user clicks that delete button I am trying to make it so that a confirmation message appears that confirms that the user wants to carry on with the action. Then if they click Ok, the form should continue processing otherwise it will fail.
<form action="<?php echo $_SERVER['php_self']; ?>" method="post" id="data" name="data">
<fieldset>
<table>
<tr>
<th>Check</th><th>Id</th><th>Added</th><th>Method</th><th>Host</th><th>Port</th><th>Time</th><th id="shell">Shell Location</th>
[Code]...
Currently, the confirmation message works great but I can't get the form to submit once I click.
I have a database site I am currently designing, and would like to use a single page with forms in external html documents to undertake admin tasks (eg. add/remove records etc.)
I have managed to successfully load the form html into the necessary div using the $.load function, however, when I try to process the form, with this code:
$("#add_form").validate({
debug: false,
rules: {
maker: "required",
[Code]....
which asks 'process_form.php' to process the data, it doesn't seem to send the data in the form to the page. to confirm this, and whilst trying to get the system to work, the 'process_form.php' consists of 2 lines,:
echo $_GET['maker'];
echo '123456';
(ie. one line to return a string literal, and one line to return one of the variables which SHOULD be passed by the form)
This results in just the 123456 string being returned.
I have tried several things: loading the script above in the head of the 'parent' html page (ie. which the form is loaded into); - does not properly fire at all;
loading the script 'in-line' in the imported html - this leads to the result given above; running the script in an external script.js file through an onsubmit directive on the form...does not appear to properly fire the script.
By luck I had somehow found a way to collect data with a form, perform
calculations with JavaScript and display the form and calculated
results on the same screen.
Now I can't figure out how to do that again. The only methods of
reporting the calculation results seem to display a completely new
screen/window.
I just want to collect some numeric input data with slider widgets or
text boxes for an alternate method and display additional calculated
results 'real time' as the slider is adjusted. If this can't be done,
after a text box entry is made. Ideally the results would display
without a 'submit' button click.
I wish to carry out standard form validation (i.e. is it a date?, is
there a value in the field, is it a number) using the onBlur event
rather than the onSubmit event. This (of course) leads to problems when
cancelling an edit as leaving a field to press the cancel button will
trigger the onBlur event and therefore the field validation. Is there
any way to know the destination field / button that caused the onBlur
event? In Ingres ABF/W4GL (mid eighties language of similar
functionality to javascript) there was an available attribute called
the targetfield so the code could run...
onBlur myfield =
{
if (targetfield != CancelButton) {
carry out validation
}
}
Is there something similar in javascript or will I have to program
round the houses i.e. onBlur records which validation to run and
onFocus runs the validation (unless it's a cancel button)?
Is it possible to use JavaScript to apply different actions to a form
depending on a value within the form (eg sending form data to
different cgi scripts depending which radio button is checked)?
I have a snippet of javascript to check and make sure all the fields in a form are filled in. If they aren't then it shows an alert box telling you to put something in that form. If all the fields are filled in then it submits the form. That piece of code is this:
Code:
function checkFields() {
var errors = "no";
if(document.street_team.email.value == "") {
alert("Please enter an e-mail address..");
errors = "yes";}
if(document.street_team.name_first.value == ""){
alert("Please enter your first name.");
errors = "yes";}
if(document.street_team.name_last.value == ""){
alert("Please enter your last name.");
errors = "yes";}
if(document.street_team.loc_state.value == ""){
alert("Please enter your state.");
errors = "yes";}
if(document.street_team.loc_city.value == ""){
alert("Please enter your city.");
errors = "yes";}
if(errors != "yes"){
document.street_team.submit();}
}
Then i used a button to start the script. That code is this:
Code:
<button onClick="checkFields()">Join</button>
The problem is that if you don't have something filled in and the alert box pops up, once you click "ok" it still processes the form. Any ideas on how to keep it from doing that?
i have a form like this on a page called emailform.htm:
<form method="post" onSubmit=NewWindow()>
<H3>From: <input type="text" name="from"></H3>
<H3>Message: <input type="text" name="body"></H3>
<input type="submit" value="Send the Message">
</form>
when submitted, it calls this function:
function NewWindow(){
window.open('sendmail.php', 'newWin', 'scrollbars=no,
toolbar=no, width=200, height=200');
}
two problems:
1. the form values are not getting passed over to sendmail.php.
2. after the popup window pops up and loads sendmail.php, the original page, emailform.htm, changes to an error page.
so, what do i need to do to get the form values to be passed, and how do i keep the original page either from changing at all, or, if thats not possible, get it to simply reload itself.
I feel like I've been server-side programming so long that I completely forget how client-side works. I have a super simple form:
Code:
<form action="page2.html" method="post/get">
First name: <input type="text" name="firstname" /><br />
Last name: <input type="text" name="lastname" />
<input type="submit" value="Submit" />
</form>
Is there a way to use Javascript on "page2.html" to access the contents of firstname and lastname and display them?
I'm looking to create a processing page for a submit that has a little rotating processing image with a little verbage like "please wait while we process your information" Just so the page looks like it's actually doing something. Code:
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a web application in which I want users to be able to submit a form. Something like this:
Code PHP:
<form method="post" action="index.php">
<input type="text" name="text" value="" />[code]....
Then when it is submitted, the data will be processed and the script which is processing the data will echo some data on-screen based on the data from the form.I need this to happen in an AJAX manner, ie: the page won't need to reload.how to go about doing this? I'll be using jQuery on the same page in case
I am trying to design a system that allows users to draw on a whiteboard with different colors, save their drawing into hidden input boxes in the form on the page, then they can click Save Logo to save it to process it through PHP. I have the whiteboard that allows them to draw, but I am lost as to how to get the thing to populate the hidden input boxes.
So, I have the following code:
<HEAD>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
[code]....
What I am trying to do is use the function mousedown(e) to include an event to update a hidden input box with the value of the TD's background color that the hidden input field is attached to, so that it can be tracked when the user hits Save Logo at the bottom of the page. When they hit Save Logo, I want the form to post to itself, go through each of the input hidden fields and capture the color for each table cell, then generate an image based on the generated array, save it to a file on the server with the user's $_SESSION['userid'] as the filename + .jpg.
The problem is, though, that I do not know how to tell JavaScript to do this in the function mousedown(e) code. Also, look in the function table_create and see if I am naming the hidden input boxes correctly; not sure if it will generate the wanted result.
Just a note: I can handle all the PHP handling of the form, I just need help with the Javascript.
Edit: I attached the entire script/page to this post because so many functions rely on each other to operate, and I'm not exactly sure which function will need to be modified to get the desired result. Also, you can copy the code to a .php file to see what it looks like (as that may assist in demonstrating exactly what I'm trying to do, visually).
Edit 2: I suppose what I need to find is how to get the JavaScript to assign a value to the hidden input field that has the same id as the TD field that it needs to be linked to.
I am new to jquery and would like to learn how to show a message (e.x please wait in green color or submitting ) after clicking on the submit button.
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The message displays quickly after the button has been clicked but then disappears.
I want the message to remain displayed. code...
A website I'm designing vgdesign.net/thc has a form in the footer. It functions how I want right now (to my knowledge) except for the fact that after a user submits a form and it passes validation, I want a message to be displayed that says "Thank You". I have a class created for this in my stylesheet but I don't know how to trigger it when the form is sent successfully. Essentially, I would like the result to look like this:
If the form doesn't pass validation, I want it to not display until the users fix the errors in the validation pop ups and resubmit. The php script that sends the form contents to the specified email is at the top of my index.php page. The validation tool I'm using is called jquery inline form validations (found here: [URL] How can I have that success message pop up when the form was successfully submitted?
i'm using the form validation plugin to validate my form [URL], works great. now i want to display a layer or a message after clicking the submit-button. unfortunatly i don't know ho i can do that
take a look at my js-code i'm currently using to validate my form:
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my javascript:
// JavaScript Document
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#signupform").validate({
rules: {
[Code].....
I have a div called "sampler".
This is the CSS code of this div[code]...
I have a simple form that inserts a name into a database. The functionality works fine. But the message that is suppose to show is wrong.
Code JavaScript:
$(document).ready(function () {
$('#nameForm').submit(function () {
$('.msgbox').hide();
$.post('ajax.Register.php', {name: $('#name').val()}, function (data) {
if (data) {
$('.msgbox').show('fast', function () {
$(this).html('OK!');
});
}else {
$('.msgbox').show('fast', function () {
$(this).html('Failed!');
});
}});
return false;
});
});
The form always shows "Failed!" even though the name went through in my database.
Code PHP:
try {
$objUser = new PDO("mysql:dbname=ajax;host=localhost", "root", "");
}
catch (PDOException $e) {
echo 'Unable to connect';
}
$strName = $_POST['name'];
if (empty($strName))
return false;
$strQuery = "INSERT INTO name (name) VALUES (:name)";
$objStatement = $objUser->prepare($strQuery);
$objStatement->bindParam(':name', $strName, PDO::PARAM_STR);
if ($objStatement->execute())
return true;
return false;
how to get my form to give an error message if the telephone or email is not filled in. I only need one of them to be filled in, i.e. it's a contact form, I need to be able to respond somehow. I can make it do an error for each individually, but not either or. I was trying to use an OR statement. || but I couldn't make it work
View 12 Replies View RelatedI have some jquery code that will highlight in grey a row in a list when it's hovered over - ie:
[Code]...
but of course that will highlight every -even and -odd row, but I want to exclude the list classed .views-important-dates. I can get bloated with it and duplicate the whole code, or I could write a function (which is a definite possibility) but I was wondering if there was a conditional way I could do this - for eg:
[Code]...
I'm looking for a menu like the white and grey one on the left of the following page [url] how to find something similar to use?
I don't mind about the bottom box containing the link description, I don't think this would help the navigation...