I am using Moodle and need to make an amendment in one of the modules using a little bit of Javascript.
I have an array called [[Loacation]] I want to create a dropdown in an HTML from which will populate from this array. I could probably just about do it in php using the foreach command, but I need to be able to do it clientside using Javascript.
I use ASP to write the arrays at the start of my page:
<script language="Javascript">
var ArrManu1 = new Array();
var ArrManu2 = new Array();
var ArrManu3 = new Array();
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...to populate the second dropdown box. However, when the user selects the first option in the first dropdown box (therefore making the variable "Co" equal to 1), ((ManuArr[Co-1])[i-1]) is "undefined" - why doesn't it add "Bell" to the dropdown?
I am getting some problems with populating my drop down boxes. I create the drop down through dom object.when I call this function onClick event in a button its work fine and populate the records from database so it does't matter how many times you click the button its work fine and populate all rows. The problem start when I call this function in a loop like in php file its populate only last row. but I want to populate all rows.
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I am trying to populate a textarea using a dropdown menu.
The code I have tried doesn't seem to work,
<script type="text/javascript">function updateTextBox(val)
{
if(val == "1")
{
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I am trying to populate inputs on a form from a select drop down list (with date being pulled from a mysql database). This is to allow for any changes that need to be possibly made.
Is this even possible? I've tried doing some internet research, and the books I picked up from the library don't seem to go into this at all, so I'm not even sure that what I want to do is possible. The only thing I can really seem to think is that i need to use onChange. But outside of that, i'm lost.
I have built myself an invoicing system and I am in the midst of upgrading it. Currently I have a dropdown box with all the items we sell in it and next to that a unit price text field. Currently you select the item and them manually type in the price. The issue is you have to know the price. What I want to do is once you choose an item it automatically adds the unit price. I am sure this is easy and have a funny feeling I have done this years ago. If anyone can point me in the right direction that would be great. An example or download code would be even better.
View 6 Replies View RelatedThis is for a test, am not sure what they mean by "do not hard-code the resulting quarter years in the javascript":
instructions: When a user selects a date from the investment cycle drop-down box, the subsequent investment values must display the next three fiscal quarters.
E.g:
Do not hard-code the resulting quarter years in the javascript. (empahsis mine...;-)
The subsequent quarters should be presented with checkboxes which are all unchecked.
Checkboxes in markup:
The values to populate the checkboxes (value and label) have to be hardcoded somewhere, no? what am I missing?
The second menu is populating correctly from the first menu. The third menu doesn't work because it is not pulling the cat1 & cat2 values. I suspect it is the "checkNew" function, which I tried (with limited Javascript knowledge) to copy and alter from the "checkSelected" function.
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I have 2 drop down list that are populated through mysql. They both contain data upon initial page load. However when you select an option from drop down #1 it populates drop down 2 with data associated to it. Sometimes the 2nd drop down list has selected data already and I need it to be cleared back to the first option when the first drop down is selected.
the following code is what I use to populate the second drop down
$.ajax
({
type: "POST",
data: "company=" + $(this).val(),
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I am having a hard time figuring this out, I have two simple arrays and I want to populate one by asking a visitor to enter information, it goes something like this...
var country = new Array(5);
c_list[0] = "USA";
c_list[1] = "UK";
c_list[2] = "France";
c_list[3] = "Germany";
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how do I use a simple for loop to use the names entered and populate the second array?
how can I insert data from mysql table into a javascript array?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI originally posted this question in the PHP forum and received advice to try here, they said it might be possible using JS and AJAX.I have limited experience with JS and none at all with AJAX.I have an HTML form in which I have a Select field, currently with about 100 options. The form creates an HTML email using formmail.Dependent on the option taken I get other details, eg address, email, telephone, etc.This is begging to be done via a database and PHP.I do not know if this is possible, but could I open the database, MYSQL, and take all the records into an array, open the HTML form and use one of the fields of the array to create the options list, when an option is selected use the other fields in the array to fill in the address, email, etc fields on the form and then use those values as variables to pass to formmail, which is a PHP program.
I thought that if this was possible I would use PHP to populate the array and then get it to call the HTML form where I could hopefully use the array to help complete some of the fields using SELECT.I would like to know if my thoughts are going in the right direction or if I need to go down another track.
I am populating a ‘Select’ object with data from an Array, and I succeed in load the page with the required data on the ‘Select’ dropdown list. But when I see the source code generated (view-source code) from the browser there is no option on the ‘Select’, you can see this form the browser source code:
...
<body>
<form name="localization">
States: <select name="countries"></select><br><br>
Cities: <select name="cities"></select>
</form>
...
And I want that appears the options generated in order to be able to talk with server, because server is waiting for some value (1, 2, 3 or 4). Now when I submit the form the server don’t recognize the option (value) received. So maybe the source code generated should be: Code:
I'm working with Adobe LiveCycle, and I'm not certain how different that is from working with web stuff. Any ideas why this doens't work?
var RoomNum=new Array(5)
RoomNum[0]="1";
RoomNum[1]="2";
RoomNum[2]="3";
RoomNum[3]="4";
RoomNum[4]="5";
RoomNum[5]="6";
if (DropDownList1.rawValue == 0) {
DropDownList4.addItem (RoomNum);}
Instead of giving me the 6 numbers, I just get the word "empty"
I've created a page that uses 2 seperate functions for passing variables.The first runs when the page loads and requests categories from a database to fill a dropdown box.The second function sends a date value and the contents of the select from the dropdown box to search a database then outputs the results to the page.They both use getelementbyid to display their results. the category search uses <div id="txtindex"> and the date/dropdown search uses <div id="txtupdate">My problem is the results from the date/dropdown which should display in the 'txtupdate' div are displaying where the dropdown box used to be, so in the 'txtindex' div.
View 9 Replies View Related[code]I have created an array of cars so if personA has more cars, they can click add and select another one. If they have 1 car and just enter name and 1 car, the form works but when I click Add row and select another car, it doesnt work?
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<label for = "Service">Service Required</label>
<select id= "Service">
<script type="text/javascript">
for (var i=0; i<service.length; i++)
{document.writeln("<option>" + service[i] + "</option>");}
</script>
</select>
Using this creates the dropdown box though I want to take
Code:
var service = new Array();
//log book services available
service[0] = "12 month log book service";
service[1] = "18 month log book service";
service[2] = "24 month log book service";
service[3] = "30 month log book service";
service[4] = "36 month log book service";
service[5] = "Other minor service";
service[6] = "Other major service";
var price = new Array();
//prices log book services available
price[0] = "255";
price[1] = "285";
price[2] = "530";
price[3] = "255";
price[4] = "285";
price[5] = "285";
price[6] = "540";
This is to show the expected data at this point in time though I may add or remove elements so I want the code to be flexible a= ie iterative so I want to have the dropdown element checked and compare the position of service to get the associated price though they are in two seperate arrays and cannot be changed. Basically I would like to use a if selected value the price at that position is entered into the textbox which is readonly. How would I go about this and I cannot use tools such as jquery to do this. Is there a way to set the select value to the array position on price or something as I have never had to compare two arrays or print a selected value to a textbox.
I've a large array of nearly 5000 entries and trying to populate those entries into a dropdown list of my webpage. By doing that so, it is taking so much time ( nearly 30 seconds ) and is freezing the page.
Is there any way to load such a big array into dropdown in efficient manner...
var handles = [ ... around 5000 entries .... ];
function populateHandles(){
objSub = document.getElementById('listBox');
for(x=0; x < handles.length; x++){
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I want to use a drop down menu and found a horizontal example from John Resig. But I want to turn it into a vertical menu. How can I do that?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a project where I need a selection of one dropdown menu may affect the select of multiple other dropdown menus on the same page.First, a table is generated, and within each row, it contains a dropdown menu. Assume: Rows A, B, C, etc..., and Dropdown selection: 1, 2, & 3If dropdown in Row A selects 2, then I want the selection of dropdowns in rows B & C to dynamically change to 2.And if in Row C user selects 3, then the selection in dropdowns in rows A & B should dynamically change to 3.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI just needed a simple dropdown. So what better solution than jquery right? Well, when I finished it, I tested it out and it works until you try to click a link in the dropdown. It then disappears. Not sure if theres something overlaying throwing it off but I didn't see anything in firebug.
Website: [url] (hover over the rentals link in the top nav)
Code:
I have code for autosuggestion while typing in a text box written in Javascript and PHP. When I start typing a number I get a list of matching numbers and I'm able to select one of them with the mouse click. Now I have an other text box which should display a list of numbers based on the selection from the first textbox.
View 3 Replies View RelatedUsing Jquery I want to populate a 2nd dropdown from the choice of the first dropdown.
View 1 Replies View RelatedThe first dropdown has some options as :
abc(a)
bcd(a)
cde(b)
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On selecting abc(a) in first dropdown the 'a' must get selected in second dropdown,on selecting cde(b) second dropdown must have 'b' and so on,also the second dropdown value should be disabled(grayed out) for user.Need the code in javascript.
I have 4 strands of hair left... I have been fighting with this one for almost a week now. I'm trying to pass the value of this dropdown to a function and enable another dropdown(and in the future create the populated dropdown based on this choice). If the original 'Select...' option is chosen it will then hide that second dropdown. In the following code the function actually resides in a js file which has been imported and is working properly. I have tried this as text and as value and both seem to be passing a null value regardless of the option selected.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI am trying to populate a listbox using Javascript. The listbox is populated using the xml response from ajax request. But i am facing performance issue here. some ajax requests retrieves xmls with around 11,000 nodes and this takes too much of time to populate the listbox.
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