The first time you click a radio button in IE8, no value is returned at all (tested with document.write of the 'check' value), with an error "'null' is null or not an object". The second (and rest of the times) you click any of the checkboxes the wrong value is returned, it returns the value of the currently checked button (which we checked a moment ago) rather than the one we have checked the second time. Does Internet Explorer have issues with this onchange function method? Or is something wrong with my code?
I have created some Javascript to make a form application dynamic. My problem is that the code works in every browser except for internet explorer. I get no errors from Firebug and I have made sure that internet explorer has javascript enabled. I am completely in the dark as to why this would be happening. It works perfectly in Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. Here is my entire code for the form, it is for a housing application for a college,
Code: function runAll2 (processPart, areaType, spaceType, mealType) { pp = document.getElementById('fld2416'); at = document.getElementById('fld2417'); st = document.getElementById('fld2418'); mt = document.getElementById('fld2481');
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This for is supposed to go live on Tuesday and I didnt realize that it wasnt working in IE until today. I am pretty good at HTML and CSS and know a bit about cross browser testing, I just didnt even think about it because this form is entirely ASP and Java, my bad.
I have three radio buttons, and when a certain radio is selected I want to show a series of checkboxes. If the other two radio buttons are selected, I want to hide the checkboxes. I *think* the problem is that I am using the wrong syntax to call the click() function on the radio "name" attribute.
I have 3 radio buttons with the same name ("myradio"). The value of each is a different URL (eg. value="http:[url]...)I have a link underneath these (<a href="#">Send</a>). I would like the selected radio button's value to be inserted into the href of the link, and if the user selects a different radio button that this changes.
I have two radio buttons on a form. I wish for one button to show a div that's hidden with {display:none;}, and the other to put it back to being hidden when selected. My code seemed sound to me but in firefox it doesn't really work, only in internet explorer. I would like to keep the coding as simple as possible:
My example code causes the following problem in Internet Explorer (at least, in version 6): it causes an unwanted cursor change when the button is clicked. DETAILS: Using my example code, here is what happens (step-by-step in chronological order): (1) the user hovers the mouse over the button, which causes the cursor to be a hand; (2) the user clicks the button; (3) the browser does its image-related activity; (4) immediately after step 3 is entirely completed (in other words, after the browser finishes loading an available image or after the browser times out from attempting to find an unavailable image), the cursor changes from a hand to an arrow if the mouse is kept still; (5) if the mouse is then moved while staying over the button, the cursor will change back to a hand.
As I said, in step 4, the cursor changes from a hand to an arrow if the mouse is kept still. I consider that to be a problem because I want the cursor to *always* be a hand when it is over the button. And, indeed, that should be the expected behavior due to the CSS code (style="cursor:pointer") in the button tag.
QUESTION #1: The problem occurs in IE6, which is the only version of IE available to me. Does the problem also occur in later versions of IE? (The problem does not occur in Firefox.)
I was wondering why my code is perfectly working in Firefox, but does not work in Internet Explorer at all: <script language="javascript"> <!-- document.body.onload=document.body.appendChild(document.getElementById('testdiv')); --> </script> I don't get any error messages, the div is just not showing how it is supposed to show with body as parent.
I am trying to get an exec to work on the following code: Code: i=0; alert("before exec"); while ((result = /\r\n ?w:/g.exec(lines)) != null) { i++; } //Counts number of lyric lines if (i > 1) lyricRegExp=/\r\n ?w:([^\]*)/ ; alert("after exec");
If I find more than one occurrence of a line starting with "w:" (or has spaces before the "w"), I will need to change a regular expression used. The exec() runs fine in Firefox but hangs in Internet Explorer. The whole script I'm trying to test is abctst.htm on line 494. If anyone tries to run this click on Submit, my testing code is already filled in. The alerts shown will run first followed by about six more alerts before highlighted code is created in the bottom textarea.
I have some code that runs when a radio button is clicked (and thereby selected) but the problem I am having is that when I refresh the page, the radio button is still selected, but the associated code does not run. How can I check to see if a radio button is selected in this situation so that I can apply the appropriate code?
I am trying to create a script that will display content based on if aradio button is selected, and if the other is selected would hide thecontent. Now, each of these radio buttons are part of a radio group,so their names are the same. Most examples show nput:radio[@name=item] Since I have 2 items that have the same name, I can't usename, so I thought I would try id or value. It isn't working. If I addonly the show, whenever you select either radio button, it shows, andif I add the hide code, it doesn't work at allHere is what I have right now.
I'm trying to make a form element only appear if a radio button has been selected.I have two buttons (yes and no).If Yes is selected I'd like a text input field to appear.I have the following:
my group of radio buttons are named "scheme". I have tried this from a few angles but can't crack it. Ideally I'd like to use input:radio[value:yes]. It's already a required value due to the JQuery validation plugin, and I simply need it to make the other field visible when yes is clicked on.
I'm trying to make a beautifull ajax-based fom like javascript galleries. With this I get HTML form, generated by PHP script, depending on passed parameters: $("#info").load('./handler.php', {object: 'course', action: 'add'});
It works cool, but obtained HTML isn't affected by the script and can't handle any events, for example: $("form").click(function () { alert('click is made'); }); doesn't work anyway. I supposed to send data from this form using ajax, e.g. '.load()', but as you see, I can't use script on it.
So this works just fine in FF. In IE7 I am getting this error. I can see my content load in the background, when I hit ok it takes me to a page cannot be displayed page. If I comment out:
I have set up a JSFiddle to demonstrate what is happening:[URL]... Basically if All content types is checked already and is clicked when checked then searchAjax should not be invoked. It currently invokes the function. When it is not checked and clicked then it should behave as it is now (disable sibling radio button and uncheck all associated checkboxes).
I have three radio buttons and one textbox. If user select one of those radio buttons and type something in the textbox which is the value of the textbox, I want that value to be the value of the radio button that is selected, now the user may enter the value into the text box and then select the radio button or first select a radio button then enter something to the textbox, anyway the value of radio button should be equal to textbox value that user enter!
I am trying to create a javascript that will display a confirmation message when a user submits a form and has specifically selected a particular radio button.
Assuming the user selects the second radio button (Value 2), how would I display a message that states "Are you sure you want to do value 2?" and then also includes a "Submit" and "Cancel" button?
i am making an application on my website using javascript and html. i have knowledge in php and html, but not much at all in javascript. the application is split up by div tabs and inside the tabs is a list of different links to other div tags that have radio button groups inside them. im sure this is very basic but i want the value of the selected
radio button to be displayed in a table on that same page. so if someone select option 1, it would display option 1's value in the table at the bottom of the page. I know i could do this in php when i submit the form but I need the application to not need to refresh the page if possible. Below is a link to where i have the application and here is the code.
Im trying to figure out how to add different radio if its selected or not
example:
Radio_Button1 value="5": Selected Radio_Button2 value="15": Not Selected Radio_Button3 value="25": Selected Radio_Button4 value="35": Selected var addingitup = ??? and im lost??
I have a long list of events and I want somebody to be able to select one of those events & there will be a text box that shows the address pertaining to the event selected. Exactly how this website did here: http://svacpa.com/live-webinars-and-roundtables-with-demo/seminar-registration/
