I'm trying to code a site using progressive enhancement methods. It's built upon standards-compliant CSS and HTML and JS. I'm using jQuery on the site to animate some elements on hover etc. Now, when CSS and JS is disabled, it's all good. But, If CSS is disabled and JS is still enabled, the js still manipulates the elements and it's not what I want.
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I would like to loop through elements that are NOT disabled. So far my code is:
$("#addlivestock :input").each(function(){
if($(this).find().attr('disabled','disabled'))
{
var getAttr = $(this).attr("name");
[Code]....
When I click a button that code fires. When that code fires all the elements that aren't disabled get disabled. My code does NOT work as expected and I found the problem, which is if($(this).find().attr('disabled','disabled')). how to loop through form elements that are NOT disabled.
I´m trying to select all input button elements with class="button" in a page in order to change their css class. Looking through some examples I managed to come up with the code below, which works perfectly in Firefox 3.6, but for some reason seem to not work on IE7.
$('input.button[disabled=disabled]').attr('class', 'buttonDes'); how i´t could be achieved?
I have a Java form where I need to be able to switch a drop down with a text box using Javascript. The change would be made depending on the radio button choice the user makes. The drop down is the default form element and radio button A is checked by default. So when the user clicks radio button B the text box should appear and if they change their mind and select radio button A the drop down should come back.
Whats making this a little tricky is that I'm doing my form validation using Java via the form element name. So these two will have the same name. I need for the drop down to be switched off/disabled if they have radio button B and vice versa. Is all this doable using javascript?
I have a form with various elements which, according to changes in
values become enabled or disabled.
The disabled elements are normally not submitted, but I wish they
were. How can I go about making elements appear to be disabled, but
still send them when the form is submitted.
I want to set all date fields to disabled if they have a value. All fields share a common class - 'datefield'.
View 2 Replies View RelatedA general question really, but does anyone have a good technique or source for creating disabled versions of tool bar buttons?
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a button and I want it to be disabled (not clickable) after 3 clicks. Also the button text must change at each click.
Example:
Test (3) <- button with text
-click-
Test (2) <- button text changed
-click-
Test (1) <- button text changed
-click-
Test (0) <- button can't be clicked anymore (non active button now)
I am disabling an input button on my data entry form until all of the data validates correctly. When I enable the button it does not always display the same as the Cancel button that was not disabled. Ioccasionally appears asthoughthe mouse is hovering over it. I have discovered that if I tab to the button or if I hover the mouse over it, it then displays OK after I tab to the next button or move the mouse off of it.This is the html that defines the button.
<input type="button" id="submitButton" value="Submit Changes"></input>
This is the javascript that inits the button.
$("#submitButton").button().click(function() {
submitData(); // Submits data via Ajax
});
[code]....
I am trying to select all radio buttons in a document that are not disabled (I thought this had to be: "has attr type=radio and at the same does not have attr disabled=disabled", but I have lost all faith in that). I am sure this is a very simple thing, and I usually dont waste ppl time by asking stupid questions, but I have no idea how do do it. I have experimented for a whole day and is frustrated and tired.
View 2 Replies View Relatedthe HTML spec says that disabled fields aren't submitted during post- back... but I want them to be submitted with ajaxSubmit using the Forms plugin. is this possible with an option now? or something I have to work around?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI use jQuery 1.3.2 and UI 1.7.2.
I have this html:
From unordered list is tab navigation
But I need disabled tabs for second level (div caruso).
I have a disabled submit button sitting in the fieldset of a form. What I'd like to do is attach a click event to this button, but from what I understand this can't be done since you can't attach events to disabled elements.
Is it possible to attach it to the fieldset? I'm not completely familiar with event bubbling but maybe it's possible to capture the element clicked?
when the following code is used in my JSP page:
$('#myForm').bind('submit', function() {
$('#submit').attr('disabled', 'disabled');
});
it disables the submit button when my form is submitted (IDs are used). This action displays a result page. If the browser's Back button is pressed to change some of entered items, the submit button in Firefox is still disabled, while the same action in MSIE8 enables it again. I don't know if this is exactly JavaScript/browser/chache issue, how to get the submit button enabled 'automatically' Unfortunately the refresh button in Firefox doesn't help either (probably JSP issue) - I have to press Enter on the address bar which is not very obvious for every user.
I have a table
<table>
<tr>
<td><asp:CheckBox ID="ckbx1111" runat="server" Text="yes" /></td>
<td><asp:TextBox ID="txt1111Req" Enabled="false" runat="server"/> </td>
</tr>
[Code]...
a global checkbox onclick that takes the name of of the checkbox and manipulates to get the name of the textbox to be enabled/disabled or a global checkbox onclick that when acheckbox is checked, the textbox in the next td is enabled, when it is not checked, the next textbox is disabled (and alltext is removed from the box).
I have a page I am working and I am having some trouble with: I need to show and hide areas based on a radio selection. I initally started using the show / hide feature in Jquery but the problem is the elements need to be removed but then put back if the user selects the radio buttonagain as it has form elements that have validaion on them. The validation is still trying to validate the form elements becuase they are still on the page but just not showing. This is the radio group the user makes the selection from:
<input name="terms_usr" type="radio" id="terms_usr_1" value="1"/>
<label for="terms_usr_1">Credit Card</label>
<input type="radio" name="terms_usr" id="terms_usr_2" value="2"/>
<label for="terms_usr_2">C.O.D</label>
[Code]....
[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:
$("#2").toggle(
function () {
if (counter > 0) {
$("#3").attr("disabled", false).fadeTo("fast", 0.50);
[Code].....
I'm trying to recreate a behaviour which enables a disabled checkbox after the user has completely scrolled down to the bottom of a textarea ("agree to license terms"). My current state can be found at http:[url]....The checkbox is not being enabled with my approach. I can enable the checkbox if I explicitly set scrollTop to a value, but then I'm not able to scroll anymore at all. So I am guessing it probably has to do with the scroll check not working properly.
View 3 Replies View RelatedIs there any statistical data available about what percentage of browsers run with JS disabled?
View 24 Replies View RelatedI have a function (below) which is executed upon the clicking of a
checkbox called 'yeschk'. This function works as expected for FireFox,
i.e., the 4 widgets (nametext, emailtext, addme, and removeme) disable
or enable immediately when the 'yeschk' checkbox is clicked. But in IE,
this doesn't happen immediately. Instead, the mouse has to be clicked
somewhere else on the page, first. So in IE, to disabled/enable the 4
widgets, I need to click the 'yeschk' checkbox, then click anywhere else
except 'yeschk'. I don't understand why this is, and it is aggravating.
Is there a known trick that I could implement that would cause IE to
enable/disable the 4 widgets immediately on a 'yeschk' click?
function chkboxChange() {
document.email.nametext.disabled = !document.email.yeschk.checked;
document.email.emailtext.disabled = !document.email.yeschk.checked;
document.email.addme.disabled = !document.email.yeschk.checked;
document.email.removeme.disabled = !document.email.yeschk.checked;
}
A colleague is having difficulty getting JavaScript to work in a webpage he's viewing offline in IE6. Apparently JS is enabled & works in webpages viewed online. Are there any obvious remedies?
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View 3 Replies View RelatedIf I use javascript on my page, how likely is it that the viewer will not have javascript? Anyone have data?
View 30 Replies View RelatedI'd like to use the following code on my website:
<script type="text/javascript">
if(screen.width==1024)
{
[code]....
I have an assignment to solve in which i have given two checkboxes one is enabled and another one is disabled n m required that if we select enable checkbox the disabled checkbox may also be selected automatically.
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