JQuery :: Changing An Option Element Into A Text Input Element?
Nov 18, 2011
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.
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:
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 have developed my own tools for serializing form data for asynchronous calls to the server (AJAX). I have consider many times that it would be useful that when a select element has both text and option values to send both values to the server. I have thought about a couple of different ways of doing this. But first let me give an example so that there is less chance of misunderstanding.Suppose I have a drop-down list that is a select element with an option list wherein each member of the option list has both a value and a text string. as in Code:
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.
I want to get the text from a link <a href="">text_I_want_to_get_from_here</a> and insert it after into an input element <input type="text" name="want_to_have_here" value=""> by using jQuery.
I found something with $("#myid").html() to get this, but I am not sure how to use it, really tried but I am a freshman.
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.
I have a page with an iframe where I've placed few images. I want to create onMouseClick event which will put clicked image's url into Input Text element in parent frame (main page frame) and at the same time it will put image itself into some <div> or <img src> element (if possible) or maybe in some other small iframe, created for this image.
Is that possible to do using JavaScript (with function)? If yes, how can I do that?
i have a menu generated by a list with nested lists. i want the parent link to stay highlighted when the mouse hovers over the sub menus. because those sub menus are also generated by jquery (qtip), CSS alone won't do it (triedul.topnav li:hover a {background-color: #F00;}).is there a way to do this using jquery?
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.
="theOptions1 " name ="theOptions1 "> <option> [Code]....
I want to pass it to a function that will show me the selected element: $(function() { $('#theOptions' + 2)).filterOn('#theOptions' +1, { 'a': ['a'], '1': ['1'] });}); here is a part of the function:
Does anyone know of a good option [using JQuery of course] that will add a vertical scroll bar to an HTMl form? I need to have some static position stay in my top div and only have the form be scrollable. In my search I only came across horizontal scrolls.
I am trying to display a rel of each option as they are selected into a div below it . There are several selects of classProductAvailability on the page. When one of the selects changes, I'd like the value of the rel of the selected option to display.At first it seems to work, but only if you start by changing the last pull down menu. The trouble seems to be in the"select.ProductAvailability option:selected", this needs to be written for this instance, not all of the selects of that class on the page. How do I write that, I've tried$(this+" option:selected") but it won't take.
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'd like to have an alert of some type, either standard alert or a hidden div, show up when a user selects an option in a select element.
For instance, if a select element has 5 options in it and the user chooses the first one, they would get an alert that says "You have chosen the first option". I'm confident this is something that can be done with a few lines of code, but I'm not sure where to begin.
Here's the logic - I'm just not sure how to write the syntax...
If ("#select option") changes and ("#select option:eq(0):selected"), fade in the div ("alert").
I'm using jQuery so when I focus on the third text box, a fourth text box automatically appears.So, this all works really well... once. The problem is, my new input doesn't register in the DOM as being the new ":last" input in my <div>. So if I focus on the 3rd input, it will create a 5th, 6th, 7th, etc. input, but the DOM's currentTarget remains the 3rd input box, not the last one in the list.How do I refresh the DOM, or change the currentTarget to be the last input in the div, instead of remaining on the third?
I am attempting to change the style after the user has loaded the page(every x number of seconds) but the element just doesn't seem to berefreshing. I have done all of the checking, and it seems like it ischanging it but it isn't showing that on the page.
I'm trying to automatically generate a new <option> tag in a html form using the below code, but it's not working. The get_lightboxes function is being called via the add_to_lightbox functon.
Javascript: function get_lightboxes(title, new_lightbox_id){ var new_option = document.createElement('option'); new_option.text = title; new_option.value = new_lightbox_id; var select_box = document.getElementByID('lightbox_select'); [Code]...
n the following script, I am trying to set selection to a select option element, that is newly created within the script. It works fine on IE installations on Windows 2000 and some XP machines. But on some XP machines, the selection doesn't happen and it defaults to the first element in the options array. Has anybody come across this problem ? Any known workarounds?
