I have a select list #technology. Due to some back end processing it's default value is "0" (Please Select) I am trying to write a validation rule to make it required. The problem I'm having is that if you hit submit when it shows "Please Select" which has the value="0" then make a different selection it's not removing the error msg. Also if you hit submit multiple times when it is showing Please Select it just keeps adding the error msg
How do you folks handle <select> lists with no default option selected? I have mocked up a simple sample but in reality I may have a dozen different categories. (Link:Do you disable all other hidden <select> elements so that their values are not sent in a POST request?
I have a single select dropdown in my application which is hidden for one type of user group. Before a user from this group can save any data, I have to explicitly select the default value of this dropdown for him as this dropdown is not visible to him.
Issue: In IE, this default value doesn't get selected as it is not populated but works fine in Firefox. Is this a jQuery bug?
Is there a way to override the default behaviour for single selects which makes it impossible to unselect a selected item?
What i need is: when someone clicks on an option, if it isn't selected is should be selected, but if it's already selected then it should be unselected.
I'm trying to figure out how to preselect a country in a form, I have this so far: -------------------- <form name=order> <select name=country> <option value="aaa">aaa</option> <option value="aaa">bbb</option> <option value="bbb">ccc</option> </select> </form> <script> document.order.country.selectedIndex=1; </script> ---------------------
But I would like to be able to preselect a country based on the option value. Something like (this doesn't work obviously):
document.order.country.selected.option='bbb'
The default value for the country will be supplied by a previous form, so it changes depending on what has been selected in the previous form.
After an hour of hacking the closest I could get to detecting the current value (Not key, but value) of select statement that works both in Firefox and IE is :
Which is SICK, but I would be more than happy with it, except @ %$*@ Internet Explorer selectElem.selectedIndex is somehow always 0 (ZERO). Now, for my purpose, I am desprate enough to accept just getting the default (initially 'selected') index of my drop down (select). Is there anyway to do that?
I've got a <textarea> and I want to put some default text in it.....easy enough...... but when the user clicks on the box (to put their own text) I want the default text to be highlighted.
How can I get the text highlighted when the user clicks on the textbox area?
I am looking for a way to put all CSS values on my selected elements back to its default. I was wondering if anyone has maybe done this before and if not has any idea's to get me started.
The idea is that when I use for example:
The elements within .setDefault will return to its default font/color/height/width etc... so basically all posible values.
I've seen a variety of implementations around that enable selecting all or no checkboxes by using a checkbox to toggle that choice. However, I'm trying to find a way like this: I have two text links on my page: Select All, and Select None. How can I get those links to call a jquery function to select all or select no checkboxes in my form? As a little food for thought:
<head> $(function() { //function for selecting all or none...is there a way to make a single function that passes in a parameter to differentiate between selecting all or selecting none, or do I need a separate function for both?[code]....
I'm able to set default value in text box using jqury but don't know how to set default value in file upload control. For filling textbox I'm using the following code:
This works perfectly. Now the mail combo have a option value="0" with title "Please select one" so if not change happen then the second combo never is activated. How when the user select the first option "Please select one" in the main combo (#manufacturer_id) I can disable the second combo?
I cannot work out why this doesn't work. $(document).ready( function(){ // Actual jQuery goodness that moves the captions // Set the default value for the caption $('.boxcaption').live('click', function(){ console.log(this); }); }); When I run the following and click on a .boxcaption element. It returns the this value 15 times, once for each .boxcaption that is on the page. I only want to return one value, which is the one I have clicked on.
I use this snippet to remember the state of a toggle. But i want the default state to be hidden. How can i accomplish this? I added "display:none;" to .toggle_container but this isn't working.
I have a problem that I'm able to set default value in text box using jqury but don't know how to set default value in file upload control.For filling textbox I'm using the following code:
I'm trying to make a blog and I am facing a problem with the plugin using jQuery 'sidebarTabs'.
The blog is here Paris sportifs My question is: Is it possible to display no one sub-category(none) instead of all sub-categories related to the first title ('Paris Sportifs') The creator of the plugin was very friendly and made me good service, but he said that it is not possible because the jQuery library by default is set to display the first sub-section ('Les bases pour débuter etc
I have a div inside a link. I want the link to work, but also for the div to work as a button, and when you click it, I want the link not to be followed. Here's what I mean: [URL] Each title is a link, and when you hover over there's a red x at the end, I want the links to work, except when you click the x, which will do something different.
I have a <ul> with <li>'s inside. When I drag something over an <li> it will animate. I then want to cancel the default dragover handler so that I can enable drop on this <li> (I am targeting Google Chrome only, so I only need to cancel the dragover event to enable dropping).
$('li').bind("dragover", dragoverCallback); function dragoverCallback (event) { var target = $(event.target); target.unbind("dragover", dragoverCallback);
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However, I see that after the animation, dropping is allowed for a split second, and then the default behavior (not allowing drop) happens again. I'm not sure why. If I comment out line 12, it will work, but then I'm not unregistered the callback, which seems bad.
I have a fromDate and a toDate input box both populated using thedate picker. For thedefault Datehow can i specify it so it always uses last week starting fromSaturdayand going toSunday and not the current date or a fixed date?