I have a div on my page that is populated by a php calendar. The calendar also has month and year input fields so that the user can browse to different months. I would like to create a jquery function so that, when a user changes the month or year field, the div reloads the calendar and passes the selected month and year variable back to the php script. Here is what I have on my page:
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
function startCalendar(month, year) {
There are different ways by which values of variables can be passed between forms. One of the ways is to use the setTimeout to pass the values or data. Here the biggest advantage is we can pass data to a different site even running automatically.I would need from someone a bit of help to pass the variable links from form1 to variable strLink in form2 using SetTimeout.We have the following schema:An options select menu where value of the option, sent with a submitted form, is specified with the value attribute. In the absence of a VALUE attribute, the value is the content of the option element.
I have a php page (target_market.php), with a form that has 34 checkboxes. I would like the be able to click the boxes and have JS post the 'checked' value to a php session varibale when a button is clicked. If the user navigates away from the page and returns, the pages needs to reload the checkbox session variables.
How do I post the 'checked' value as either YES or NO using JS to another page (target_session.php), so that i can add them to database at a later stage?, but also retrieve the session variables and update the check boxes should the user come back to the target_market.php page?
This probably seems pretty trivial to you experts but I just don't know why it doesn't work and would like a nudge in the right direction please.I have a sllide and fade that works great - no problems. I am firing it with a function call from the HTML like so;<a href='#' onClick='sfade('#s1'); return false;>as you see I am passing the div to be faded(and slid) as a variable. Works great. The receiving function is:
var str=''; function sfade(str){ $(str).slideFadeToggle(1000);
Im simply trying to make a dynamic searchbar so that the results pop up as someone write in the keywords. Problem 1 :When i pass foreign char types through jquery's $.ajax(); such as:
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they get translated to some weird characters when i try to compare them in the mysql database.javascript side:
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$("#id_study4").keyup(function() { var keyword = $("input[name=study4]").val(); var school_id = $("select[name=school4]").val();
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And the second problem is simply when i get he search results, i have the keyword emphasized with bold font weight, and text underline so that people can see. The problem here is that if i search with the keyword bach, then result becomes <b>bach</b>elor with all small letters when it should be <b>Bach<b/>elor. The way i have done this can be seen below:
What I'm trying to do is quite simple but as a beginner I'm getting incredibly frustrated with it. Here's my first attempt. I plan to do something a bit more fancy with the images, but I could see straight away that this wasn't the solution. Mouseover was changing the image before it had faded out and looked horrible. So, I thought I might put all the images in the same place and hide them, making them visible and bringing them to the front on mouseover of the corresponding hotspot.
How do I pass the parameter to the function? Would I set an attribute and read it with[att=XXX] where the attribute is the echo'd $Region or is there a better way?
I'm trying to pass data to my mySQL database, but I'm doing that 2 jQuery scripts:User comes on my page where there is a list with some values, e.g 530, 532, 534 etc etc ..User clicks on one of them, this link is using the jQuery to get another php file which get's the data from my DB and list it below the first list, here's the code for this:
So the second list is another step that can't be avoided to get the final result. In other words, i'ts another list where the user has to chose one of the items from the list to see the final result, I've added this code inf the 'e.php' file:
The problem is that my 'f.php' only gets 1 variable value, but I'll need 2 or more (maybe in the futur), how to pass multiple variables to a php file using jQuery?
<script language="javascript"> // Upload progress bar jQuery(function () { jQuery('#upload_form').uploadProgress({
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^ This code I got online and it is very peculiar to me. It isn't tied to a function that can be called the documentation has the code just free floating. My problem is that I want to have this code be able to have access to native javascript variables. It seems the second I go into the .getJSON function I no longer have access to any other variables. How do I go into a JQuery function while still having access to native js variables with this code specifically?
Without using a global variable, how do I pass a variable from one plugin to another? For instance, \autocomplete gets some variable on line 14 and dialog saves the variable on line 17.
I have acollection of local variables populated via Flash movies and scripts, and now I need to submit an ajax post (can also be get, but prefer post). I have tried:
The problem with this is the encoding of the localParam1 and localParam2 sometimes breaks the normal & delimeters. An even more problem is I sometimes haveupwards of 25+ local variables that I need to submit. These inline +s makes it feel, and look, like one huge hack - not to mention the encoding. One last restriction: I cannot use any jquery plugins due to the company's policy. So, I'm looking for something small and light as a solution - not a plug-in. Isn't there an easy way to do this? ONe thought I had was to create a new <form> on the page, and insert the variables as new <input /> fields - and then finally submit the entire form. Again, a big hack + css
i have this problem in passing values to a variable in a jquery function.
i have a js variable that accepts a certain value and then i want to pass this variable in the jquery function.
For example, this is my script: var autoScrollBool = "true" var autoScroolInt = "10" (seconds) stepcarousel.setup({
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i want to replace the value of autostep: {enable:true to enable: utoScrollBool(the variable i created) , when i tried to assign it as is, its not working.
I have a wordpress site with dropdown menus that currently are working with jQuery, now the issue is when trying to dynamically update the menus and parsing it with json.parse. For some reason I am not getting any data back of the following code (if I try to alert (data) I just get a blank box).
function waitGoUpdate() { var $jQ = jQuery.noConflict (); $jQ.ajax ({
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and just print out the function, than I would get the data on screen. now if I was to access my php file directly than that fill will output an error due to missing plugins.. I guess that is just how wordpress sorta work.. but again I do get the info that i need by just printing out the function. Do anyone knows a work around for this? I am kinda pulling my hairs out.
I can't seem to get a variable declared from within a post callback, so that I could manipulate my script accordingly. I have delete.php, that deletes an id from a mysql db. If it fails, I want the script to stop and display the error. The .php script echos an "ok" if everything went fine, if not - it echos the error.var abort_error; // set the error variable
I have several form inputs with a submit link in a modal page, and when I click the submit link I call this function to download a personalized pdf with the GET params.
for some time I always found a workaround for this kind of problem. But somwhow, it feels wrong. So I'd like to know, if there's a common way to solve something like this[code]...
I'm defining the function and if the value of 'obj' hasn't until the function really gets called, this can work. But it just feels so wrong do have always global variables just to access them inside of a callback.[code]...
I have tried to search for the answer to this, but came up empty. I am writing a form checker (and submit) in jQuery, and am testing with Chrome. Once I do my validation, if all is ok, I simply submit the form using...
$("form#courseForm").submit(); and here is my form tag. <form name="courseForm" id="courseForm" action="courseDetail.asp" method="post">
In IE it works fine with either POST or GET methods in the form tag, but in Chrome it will only work with GET.When I try to use POST, the form does submit, but I don't get any data sent to the page at all. The only thing I am doing different than usual, is the form does not have a submit button. I am using a "button" tag and using jQuery to capture the click event. <button type='button' name='courseSubmit' class='blueButton'>Save Changes</button> why the POST isn't sending the data in Chrome? Simple workaround is to change it to a GET and it will always work, but I see that as a bandaid fix, and not really a solution to the problem.
I'm reloading a div of a page using jQuery, but i need that every time that reloads (it reloads automatically every 10 seconds) obtains the get variables that i passed through the address bar
I have something that runs on a server with no PHP or any of those widgets.
A user submits a form with 6 fields. Clicks "Go". A page appears that displays what he just entered, with a form of his data in hidden fields, and a link with document.form.submit() that takes you to a CGI program. It must be 2 different page loads.
Is displaying what he entered in the form in the next page possible with JavaScript? If so, what are the JS variables that would let me access that data?
Alright, I'm trying to make these variables pass through as a post, but it's not receiving any posts through the other side. When I use the GET method though, it picks it up.
