JQuery :: Popup Wizard To Select A Value To Populate Back Into A Form?
Aug 29, 2011
I want to make a popup helps the user select a value for an input field in a html form.
For example, if the field is for a customer code - the user can either type in the customer code directly, or use the popup to search on available customer codes using various criteria and finally select the customer code he or she wants to use, and have that customer code populate back into the original input field.
I have been looking around the various components in jquery but can't quite see how to do this.
I have a form where a user may select a box from above which will query the database and autofill in the fields. This works properly for all of my input text fields but I have a select box where a user selects their state that I am unable to get to properly populate.
The select box is populated on page load in the following format....
Everything populates correctly except where I try to set the val on the state select field. It does not change at all. I need it to display the statename with the value of the state (number).
Im using the jquery form wizard [URL] to create a form wizard. In one of the steps i need to populate some inputs based on the value of another input from a previous step.How can i do this? For ex: On step 1 i have two inputs. In one of them i need a time interval in days. On step 2 i have a datepicker witch should have the value of the current time + the number of days from the input in step 1.
I had a problem with the jquery formwizard plugin, when trying to add new steps by this code creates error in a sense that I can't click next, because the validate plugin validates the next form, even though the user didn't go to the next step yet.
Then all the other ajax drop down forms won't function properly in the new duplicated steps eventhough I used the .live() function What's wrong with my code? About form wizard, it divides your one form into alot of parts using span id as the name of the separate page and the class = step or step_submit as next step or submit page
I'm using formwizard, and I tried to insert a dropdown into the form by putting this jquery code $('#aog').change(function() { if ($('#aog').val()==='yes') { $.ajax ({ type: "POST", url: "<?php echo base_url(); ?>index.php/register/mortgator", data: "aog=" + $('#aog').val(), success: function(msg) { $("#bank").html(msg); $("#signupForm").formwizard("update_steps"); }}); //end of ajax } else { $("#bank").html(''); }}); //end of aog event
And this php code function mortgator(){ $this->load->model('MBank'); $q = $this->MBank->getbanklist(); echo '<label for="mortgator">Mortgator:</label><br/>'; echo '<select name="mortgator" id="mortgator" class="required ui-wizard-content ui-helper-reset ui-state-default error">'; echo '<option value="">Select a Mortgator</option>'; foreach ($q as $key => $list){ echo '<option value="'.$list['bankID'].'">'.$list['bankName'].'</option>'; } echo '</select>'; } It is working, except that when you click next, other form input boxes would fade, but this input inserted via ajax would not have a fade animation. That's why I added this line of code to the html tag ui-wizard-content ui-helper-reset ui-state-default error but it appears that that does not work.
I'm looking to make a form that could potentially span over several steps (or pages) and have the details submitted to an email address. How can I split the form into multiple steps, so step 1 includes 5 questions, click next, then step 2 includes the next 5 questions, then on submit it emails the details (from both step 1 & 2) to a specific email address in one email?
If anyone could point me in the right direction or give me a hand that would be great. I've spent ages looking for some answers.
Is there some example js that shows how to populate a text field on a form, based upon what option is chosen in a select form field? The options can be hardcoded and it would be great to also have a default if js is off on the client side.code...
I have a page that runs a lot of calculations.The math is computed on the fly using java scriptwhen all the calcs are in, prior to form submission the user needs to evaluate which numbers they prefer, and from there, once they select them, the form, based on those choices, will perform one last calclets say we have 3 result fields
r1 = 2000 r2 = 3000 r3 = 4000
what i want to do is have a select field be able to display those values at the bottom of the page;for example
<select name="s1"> <option value=[field contents of r1 above]>[field contents of r1 above]</option> <option value=[field contents of r2 above]>[field contents of r2 above]</option>
I'd like some direction on creating a small piece of Javascript that will populate my <select> boxes. Basically, I have a form for users to create events, with a start time and an end time. (These are the two select boxes). For example:
What I am trying to do is: 1) Have times populated in 15 minute incrementals from 12:00AM to 11:45PM 2) Have some type of "error checking" available to where the End Time must be after the start time. It would be nice for the script to automatically change the end time field to a time that is after the start time.
I have a form with an number of quite long drop down select menus in table rows.
The problem is if the user selects one of the last options in the select menu they are taken to the a different row lower down on the form - which is a little confusing.
What i really need to do is present some the values in a popup modal box and then allow the user to pick a value and keep them in that input field. It would be a lot like the jquery date picker jQuery UI - Datepicker Demos & Documentation but with numbers like 0,1,2,5,10,15,20 ect to pick from and populate the input field.
I am a bit short of time so i was wondering if anyone knew how to do this quickly - surely its a problem others have come across?
I'm having problems with a Javascript 'Lookup' function.
Basically, I have a select menu 'Customer' which triggers a 3 JS functions, to populate 2 extra select menus.
Using IE Developer Tools, during debugging, I get this error: Expected ';' Error
This relates to either: eval(ajax_CustContact[index].response); OR eval(ajax_CostCentreContact[index].response); (it's a bit random, as sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't)
I have tried changing the 'custid' to 'custname' to check whether it was an integer causing the problem, but had the same problem.
Basically the user would see a button on a form that would be something like "add contact"...then a window opens that shows a search window (want to implement something like [URL]) and it would show all the contacts available in the contacts table...then the user selects the contact to add (via a link).
I think i could get it this far, but how would i then pass that $row to the main form so that i can use the fields from that $row in the contacts table on my form?
I have these two pages which I want to link...the index.html is the main page. I want the list.html page to pop up when names is clicked..Then I want to be able to select all or some of the name from the list.html page and inset into the textbox on the index.html page, separated by commas with the list.html closing on insert. hope my ambition is clear enough...
I am populating a number of Select boxes on the server-side with a large number of options. I'd like to get the response size down without taxing the client browser too much. What do you think is the most efficient way to approach this problem?
Here are some considerations: The option text/values do not change very often, but could potentially change in the future. The page that holds the select boxes should never be cached, there are other aspects of the page that need to remain fresh. Firebug with YSlow is saying that the primed cache size of the page is 300Kb with all the select dropdowns and options, if I remove the options, the primed cache size of the page is 80Kb. I am considering breaking out the text/value pairs for the select boxes into a separate file that is cache-able calling it "valueTextPairs.js" and referencing it with a query string and some sort of server-generated MD5 hash of the data, so that if any of the values change, the client's cached version will be replaced by the latest version. Like so:[URL]...
Provided I do this, I anticipate that the primed cache size of the page will be reduced down to 80Kb (which I like) -- however, before I take the plunge, I am curious what you all think the performance effect will be?
I know the number of bytes on the wire will be reduced, but will this put a lot of additional pressure on the client's browser because I'd need to traverse the name/value pairs and add the options to the select boxes dynamically on the client end? If it seems reasonable to do this, what jQuery approach would be the most efficient? $('#selectId').html(options) with options = one big string? Adding each child option to the select in a loop? Something else?
Some client end folks are using IE6 so I am trying to tax the browser as little as possible, while also reducing the size of each request, trying to find a happy medium..
The code works fine. When I call the post, I get the categoryid as a result.Now, I should modify the code above, so I can do:post the ajax call sending the category id. this is done get subcategories for this category, and build the array * json_encode the array and echo * get results back in jQuery ajax call, decode and build the < select > field *The array should be built with each element having a sub-array with id and name, right?
Actually this is the same like the pop-up calendar but the only difference is I don't want numbers, I need a list of options so user can choose and when they select, it will transfer to the textbox right away like the calendar. I have a form and trying to use a pop-up window to select an option then transfer the option selected to show on the textbox. I have 10 textboxes and all of them has a "Select" button to pop-up the option list. BTW, the "SELECT" button will populate the same option list.
Here is my html code: <select id="droplist" name="droplist" size="1" > <option>Click to select...</option> <?php foreach ($designation_list as $descode => $prompt) : ?> <option <?php echo helper_selected($prompt == $form['droplist']); ?> value="<?php echo $prompt; ?>" style="width:500"><?php safeEcho($prompt); ?> </option> <?php endforeach; ?> </select>
Below is array: <?php $designation_list = array( "00111" =>"Aloha of the Pacific/Transfer Assistance Program for High Income Students", "71122" =>"Aloha", "71231" =>"Free Housing Information", "71232" => "Drama Queen and King", "98765" => "Aloha Boy Home of the Land", "12345" => "Aloha Home", ); I wanted to use the option list over and over again for the 10 textboxes. Is that possible?
Below is my sample code but didn't work. //javascript var testpopup5 = new PopupWindow("testdiv5"); testpopup5.offsetX=-20; testpopup5.offsetY=20; testpopup5.autoHide(); var testpopup5input=null; ..... I get this code from somewhere else but it doesn't work on me.
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 encountering a snag when attempting to dynamically populate multiple dynamic select elements. I have the following object hierarchy Field --> Category --> Expertise which are displayed within a form as select elements, e.g., when 'Field' is changed then the 'Category' is repopulated based on the root index value of 'Field' and then 'Expertise' is repopulated based on the root index value of 'Category'. Below is the code I'm using:
I'm trying to get a select box to automaticly populate the year ranging from 2008 to the current year + two years.Below I've put the code I've got so far which populates it with the current year plus two years so for example at the moment it shows 2009, 2010 & 2011. Next year it would show 2010, 2011, 2012 but I need it to start at 2008 so this year it would show 2008, 2009, 2011 & 2012 and next year 2008, 2009, 2011 & 2012.
Code:
<script type="text/javascript"> var year = new Date(); var nextYear = year.getFullYear()+1; var nextYear2 = year.getFullYear()+2;
The xml is valid and I can autocomplete on the names and it fills out the form on the screen with the names of the contact. What I need to do is add the value"" of the input so that it will go into my mysql table when I submit the form.
I am not sure how to get my Back button to work because when I click on it doesn't do anything, I either want to to do that or I want to be able to bring up this popup and have the previous page still up behind the popup. Does anyone know how to do that? Here is the code I currently have
Code: <html> <head> <title>JavaScript Popup Example 3</title> </head>
I am using Javascript & PHP to populate a select list. The Ajax is working perfectly as I have tested it. However, as you can see from the below code, I have a button which adds more rows (which includes 2 select lists and file input) to a table.
When I click Add Row, the row is added perfectly and both select boxes along with the file field are shown as expected. The problem occurs when I select a value from the "room_name[]" box - there are no values returned inside the "album_title[]" select box. It doesn't seem to be triggering the onChange event. code JavaScript:
function addRow(tableID) { var table = document.getElementById(tableID);
I have a product select page that is really slow to use because 6 dropdowns must be populated and the page reloads after selecting each box, to get the options for the next box.I want to speed it up as follows:
1) User selects one of 50 products from a dropdown list.
2) Page reloads, and all the possible options for the remaining 5 dropdown boxes are now populated (ie. list options all stored client side)
3) User can freely input the remaining 5 dropdowns without the page reloading.
