JQuery :: If Condition Is Not Working
Aug 10, 2011Here is my code
[Code]
But if Condition is not working...
Here is my code
[Code]
But if Condition is not working...
This is my function
function func_name(){
if (field1.value == '' && field2.value == '' && field3.value == '' && field4.value == '') {
alert("All fields are empty.");
} else {
if (field1.value != '') {
if (field2.value != '') {
if (field3.value != '') {
if (field4.value != '') {
alert("All fields are not empty.");
} else {
alert("Field4 empty.");
}
} else {
alert("Field3 empty.");
}} else {
alert("Field2 empty.");
}} else {
alert("Field1 empty.");
}}}
If I set all fields to be empty, the alert display "Field1 empty.".
I am using jquery.validate.js for validating the forms.
The issue now is I have a dropdown list with values. Say a dropdown has the values 'One', 'two', 'Three', 'Four','Five'.
If the value is 'Three' OR 'Four' . The next 2 input fields are required. Else those are not required. The value will be seperated with optgroups.
I tried with different options but I couldnt find the solution. How to validate this?[code]...
Following is the code.
On click event it always goes into errorfunctionwith status "undefined".
Is there a way to combine selectors with && condition. eg: $('.classname div[att=value]') Requirement is to select all div elements with class 'classname' and (&&)an attribute 'att' whose value is 'value'
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[URL] Example on this site u can test what i mean. I want that when all skillpoints are used further click function is disabled or better only works to disable selection to gain again a skillpoint. On current state u can see that when skill counter is at 0, 2 clicks messes up the selection and u can select further on. my code for each icon looks so far like this:
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function () {
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How to use the IF ELSE condition inside the RUle function in Jquery Validation. I am using one form for some fields are require for option 1 and some fields are require for option 2. Example for the below code I need name and address for option one and name and url for option 2. How to use the IF/Else condition for this.
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$(document).ready(function(){ifclick is made then do:
$("#wheel1").click(function(){ $(".wheels").show(500);});
leave the function
else:$("#wheel1").mouseover(function(){ $(".wheels").show(500);});
$("#wheel1").mouseout(function(){ $(".wheels").hide(500);});
I´ve problem with Validation plugin... I´ve one select like this..
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Next problem is with the right phone number format.. I have a PHP regular expression, but I don´t know how to insert this regExp into JS.
I am using this Browser Plugin call: world = new MTSPlugin( '../obj/main.mtx', '100%', '100%', '', 'simple', ''); in the middle of my page, where I want to load this object. (It is a 3d rendering modul Viewpoint Player)
Now I want to add a browser check, as this plugin runs only in IE. When I dedect that the page is loaded with IE, I am writing via Jquery a class name into my body tag.
I thought, it would work if I do the following:
if($('body').attr('class').length > 1){
world = new MTSPlugin( '../obj/main.mtx', '100%', '100%', '', 'simple', '');
}
But for some reason, the if fails, as it seem that the plugin is called earlier than the jquery browser check, so the class name is not set at this point.
Then I thought, making a function arround and call it onLoad within the body tag.
Which has the disatvantage that the MTS Plugin is loading at the worng place on the page.
What I want, is that the call to the object "world = new MTSPlugin( '../obj/main.mtx', '100%', '100%', '', 'simple', '');"
is only at a trie condition at the place where it should be...
$('#enquiry').validate({
rules: {
Email: {
[code]....
I'm pretty new to jQuery and I'm using $.getJSON to submit some data to a PHP script which either returns 5 sets of json-formatted data or data to indicate an error condition (i.e., no data available) from the PHP database query. The callback routine handles the 5 sets of json-formatted data just fine (using $.each...) but I'm having trouble testing for either just a string with 'null' in it or a json-formatted data return of [{"error":"null"}].
My callback code for the second approach looks like this:
function handle_stores(data) {
if (data.error == "null") .....
But this test does not execute the following code for the 'true' condition, i.e., data.error == "null" never evaluates to 'true'.
Is it possible to make a file insertion conditional? I now have the code:
'<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.site.com/showit.js">'
And I wondered if it is possible to make this conditional, something like:
if (mycondition==true) include('http://www.site.com/showit.js');
if (form.interface_template.options.length > 0) {
template =
form.interface_template.options[form.interface_template.selectedIndex].value
} else {
template = ''
}
I want to write an if / then statement and have tried using this:
var MyVarMailto;
if (Request.Form("LoanRequest") == "Under $250,000") {
if (Request.Form("Organization") == "1") {
MyVarMailto = "emailA@address.com";
}
}
else if (Request.Form("LoanRequest") == "Over $250,000") {
if (Request.Form("Organization") == "1") {
MyVarMailto = "emailB@address.com";
}
}
else {
MyVarMailto = "emailC@address.com";
}
So basically I have a form that gets filled out and submitted which
passes the values to this page. I want to check the values against
conditions that you can probably figure out above and then set the
variable contigent to those values. I tried using AND after the first
condition but that doesn't do anything.
I have an table in which an select box like this:
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How do I go about adding another condition to look for string "Your Name" to the following if statement.
I tried adding another "||" statement after value.length <2 part and got nowhere.
function checkmailform(){
if ( (document.forms.newsletterform.Name.value == null) || (document.forms.newsletterform.Name.value.length < 2) ) {alert("Input First NewsName");
document.forms.newsletterform.Name.focus();
return false;
}else{...
Is there a way in javascript to use multiple if conditions? For example I need something like this: Code:
if( email=="" )
{
do something
}
elseif( !issemail(email) )
{
do something else
}
I know it would be possible to use else and then another if but since this javascript code is PHP-generated and I'd have about 5 conditions, I can't really do this easily.
I came across something I'm unfamiliar with -- there's an added check for window.location.href.indexOf("http")==-1 to see if the XMLHttpRequest send() completed, i.e.,
if (page_request.readyState == 4 && (page_request.status==200 || window.location.href.indexOf("http")==-1))
Does anyone know why this is done or which browser this (kludge?) is meant for?
I created two forms. In the first frame i had Items with checkbox like
names of students etc. When ever i checked on any name It's display on
the other frame. Up to know it's fine. But when i deselcted any check
box it again display same name.
My requirement is when i deselected the checkbox that particular
student name is deleted from the list .
Could anyone tell me (or link me to some place that can) why the following if-statement will execute?
if (5!=6 || 7!=8) {
alert("Why does this work?");
}
I m crearting a pop with some parameters like locationbar,statusbar=no and its height and width 1280*800. but originally i have given its hight to be 699 to pixel a viewpoint.. can i put some if condition. checking if the resolution isn't at 1280 * 800 and if so than the popup should have scroll. is there anymore smater way to handle this? as of now if someone has a less Res. everything get clipped off
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