On blur of field1, field2 is set to READONLY but the cursor on my page then defaults to field2 and the cursor is at the END of the value and when the user clicks the backspace button the value can be erased. I would like the ability to have the cursor move to the next NON-READONLY or ENABLED field on the page. Is that do-able with jQuery?
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I'm trying to do autotab from a textfield to a checkbox . but it is not working . Here is my code
<html>
<head>
<title>Check Box</title>
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I'm not sure why I'm having problems with this but if I try to retrieve the
value of a readonly text form I get back that the object is undefined.
The reason the text is readonly is because it's a date which I set via a
calendar javascript program (associated with a button) only so the user
can't put something silly in requiring validation.
The form send the data correctly when submitted it just doesn't seem to be
able to be read.
There are two ways for me to make a input field readonly:
1)hardcoding:
In a JSP, I use <input type="text" id="test" readonly="readonly" value="1234abc" />
The field will become readonly--I can not edit the text in the field. This is what I wanted.
2) Dynamical:
But sometimes I need to achieve this at the runtime/dynamically:
Now in the javascript:
The field will display as readonly. However, I can actually highlight the text, delete and edit it.
In my program, I have GMap logic that outputs location information to
a disabled input field (was previously a label). Then, when a
user clicks on a link (to start a new map), I want to save the location
data to an array prior to server processing. So, onchange, save the
input field's value to array[last_click]. But, because this field is
hidden (or readonly) I am not sure how to go about this.
Does anyone know of a way to prevent tabbing (via keyboard tab key) between form fields in ifferent "slides" when using the jquery scrollTo plugin? For example, I have a UL with 2 LI's in it and each LI has a <form> inside of it. If a user is on slide 1 and hits tab on the last visible form field, the first form field on the next slide comes into view (because the browser gives it focus), thus moving slide 2 partially into view. The same kind of thing happens from slide 2 to slide 1 when shift-tabbing (tabbing backwards): a form field on slide 1 gets focused and comes into view. I'd like to prevent tabbing between the forms. To complicate matters a bit more (possibly), one of my forms has a jquery UI tab control on it, so the last visible form field could be any field on any of the tab control's tabs (ie: the "last" visible form field depends on what tab is showing.
View 3 Replies View RelatedNot sure if this is the most appropriate forum, but I'm a jQuery newbie, so figured I'd start here. I put an accordion control on a web form, which seems to be working great!
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The users tend to tab through the form. But when they tab to the end of an accordion section, the focus goes back to the top of the page. Is it possible to go straight to the next section of the accordion?
I have a point where the user will get an overlay div, to keep this div centered I move and mess with the CSS property "top". Though, I was testing and when I tabbed into the following textfield, it pushes the div down - as if there is text in the .val() field. (so it keeps going to the "else" statement even just tabbing INTO the field).
Does anyone know how to fix this and keep it from pushing the div down just from tabbing between textfields?
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I have a form that has 3 inputs for the phone number (XXX) - (XXX) - (XXXX)
how can I get the number boxes to work so that as the user is putting in their number is automatically goes to the next box? For example, when I put in my area code "909" I have to TAB or click into the next box. How can I make it so it automatically goes to the next box?
I have to make many TextBoxes in a DIV readonly on page load based on a class assigned to them. The code that I have written is:
$("#tabcontentcontainer .GreyOuts").attr("readonly", "readonly");
and
$("#tabcontentcontainer .GreyOuts").attr("readonly", true);
This code works fine for IE8, IE9, and Chrome. But not for IE7. I have tried jQuery versions upto 1.6.1. Is there something wrong with jQuery in this case? Do I have to resort back to classical JavaScript for IE7, which you know, is a difficult task to do.
This is probably noobalicious so apologies, i have a checkbox i am checking on and off and then setting a readonly input with a value depending upon if it is checked on/off
This works fine for one click on or off but then how do i get back out of the function once this cycle has been done once? Set something to null?
I am stuck with a problem trying to mimic the behavior of a Windows
Forms Readonly textbox in HMTL/ASP.NET.
Basically, I would like the text to be readonly and overflow the
textbox (overflow attribute) with the user being able to scroll thru
the text using the arrow keys within the textbox.
I managed to get the readonly and the overflow part to work but cannot
figure out a way to let the user place the cursor within the box and
allow scrolling within a readonly textbox.
I am having trouble with the following code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en">
<head>
<title>Test</title>
</head>
<body>
<input value='test' type='text' readonly='readonly'
onfocus='this.readOnly = false;'
onblur='this.readOnly = true;'></input>
</body>
</html>
In FF, this works as I would expect. When clicking on the input, the readOnly
property is set to false and the focus is given to the element, with the
cursor placed after the last character.
In IE, the readOnly property is set to false, but the element isn't actually
given focus. Instead, I have to click on the input a second time in order to
actually input text with the keyboard.
Is there a way to make this work the same in IE as it does in FF? I have
tried things like calling this.focus() and this.click() after setting
readOnly to false, but they have no effect.
I have need of a readonly select element that looks and acts disabled to
the user. The problem with the disabled attribute is that the value
isn't passed to the handler, so I'm using readonly. Problem with
readonly is that is allows focus, which when the user highlights, then
hits backspace (as if to change the field), the browser does a
history.back. This is confusing to users. Code:
In my asp page, I have a dropdown box and 2 textbox. The dropdown has "select" as the first value. If value is select in the dropdown, i want to make the textbox as readonly, else it can be used for inputting.
I tried this:
Code:
function OnChange(dropdown)
{
var myindex = dropdown.selectedIndex;
var SelValue = dropdown.options[myindex].value;
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But, I am not able to set to readonly. How to make textbox readonly on the select change and body onload?
I'm having an issue making a <select> box read only. Disabled works in that it greys it out and prevents the user from changing the value, but it also doesn't submit the value to the server (as expected). On regular inputs the readonly attribute seems to work but when applying readonly to a select, it changes nothing. It doesn't grey out the element and I can still change the value. I've done a bit of searching but can't find anything for IE6. This is for an intranet where the target is 100% IE6 so I don't care if it doesn't work in other browsers. It must be IE6 ...
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View 6 Replies View RelatedI want to make a checkbox in readonly state.
The checkbox is checked based on some value that is coming from a database.
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When accessing my web page I build up the javascript and html dynamically. Depending on an parameter I want to set all the fields (input tags) readonly. How do I do this? Of course I can write if statements to add different input tags with and without the readonly attribute. But is it possible to write a javascript that onload search the page and add readonly to all input tags?
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs there anyway that we can make a textbox readonly based on the value it has.
I mean,
If we have
<INPUT class="ms-input" ID=onetidIOViewName
value="AllItems" name="NewViewFileName"
size="20" title="File name">
since it has"AllItems", it the textbox should become readonly.
but the text box should be editable if
<INPUT class="ms-input" ID=onetidIOViewName
value="xyzxyz" name="NewViewFileName"
size="20" title="File name">
I am trying it like this,
var check = document.getElementById("onetidIOViewName").value;
if(check == 'AllItems')
{
document.getElementById("onetidIOViewName").innerHTML += 'ReadOnly>' ;
}
Folks, I'm no real coder however I am the "IT" guy for a non-profit. We have a registration form in which we have a few readonly fields that are numerically auto-populated by input into other fields. We need to total those readonly fields and though the function we have works(if we allow input and use the onkeyup event,) we can't find an event that will work with readonly fields. So, is there a means to trigger the function when readonly fields are auto-populated?
View 5 Replies View RelatedHow can I disable or make it readonly the (LOCATION OR ADDRESS BAR ) when the page is loaded keeping followin
1. Read all the parameters passesd with the url
2. Works on IE6, 7,8 , Safari , FireFox and Chrome .
In JavaScript .
I got:
Quote:
<textarea class="maxwidth" name="description" onKeyDown="limitText(this.form.description,this.form.countdown,100);"
onKeyUp="limitText(this.form.description,this.form.countdown,100);">
I'm having trouble detecting if there is value in a field when the page loads and manipulating the fields label class accordingly. Below is my code. I'm using it to display the field label inline with the field, and when the user starts typing, the label is hidden. The problem I'm having is, since this is for a login screen, if the user has typed in an incorrect password, the username still remains entered when the page reloads and I see my label stacked underneath.
How can I detect if that field has a value and apply a class to the label to hide it? I don't have to have to specify each field by their ID, because I'd like to use this all over (member profile management area).
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I'm using Google Maps to calculate distance between cities. I need to use that distance value for some basic calculations. Distance has to be in "Angloamerican" format (1,234.00) but in metric system. So, Google Maps answer for Madrid - Berlin query will be one of these two:
a) <span jscontent="distance['text']" jsdisplay="distance" jstcache="7">2.320,1 km</span>
b) <span jscontent="distance.text" jstcache="23">2.320,1 km</span>
notice the differences in span "classes" (jstcache is 7 or 23) and lack of any "id" or "name" attributes.
What I want to accomplish is:
1) Convert these Google Maps distance values to "Angloamerican" format (2,320 km) or (even better) format without thousands separator which would only use dots as decimal separator (2320.1 km)
2) Use that filtered value to populate a text field called distance
Populate hidden form element value with the value of a text field on form submit (jQuery)
It helped me a bit with the auto-populate part, but I can't make it work in combination with this Google Maps code. Here is my current code:
<head>
...
<script type="text/javascript">
function submitMyForm(){
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I am trying to make some dynamic effect to a HTML page using JQuery.<br/> 1.<br/> When the user clicks a Radio field, the field will be highlighted.<br/> 2.<br/> When the user clicks the Radio 'Man', <br/>a Input text box will be provided immeditely just below it.
Here is my simple HTML page, but I don't know how to do with the JQuery part:
<Table>
<TR>
<TD>Gender</TD>
<TD>
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