I have 10 navigation tabs in my website. Iam working on retaining the selected value from the drop down and should change the corresponding divs throughout the website....meaning based on selected value the content on all the pages should change...which should not let the user to select everytime ...
I was able to accomplish the toggling of divs, but was not able to save the selected value. Iam a novice to javascript and iam not sure where iam going wrong.
The selected value is being refreshed everytime i go to a new page/tab...which should not happen.The last selected option with its relevant div is not displaying.
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I've been researching cookies a bit, and I attempted to create a function that if you select a background name from a drop down list or anything for that matter, it will save the background in the cookie, and display it in a div background for later use. Now I can't quite figure out why there is a problem with this script, but the error checker tells me there is.
Heres the code: <script type="text/javascript"> //Get Cookie function get_cookie(Name) { var search = Name + "=" var returnvalue = ""; if (document.cookie.length > 0) { offset = document.cookie.indexOf(search) // if cookie exists if (offset != -1) { offset += search.length // set index of beginning of value end = document.cookie.indexOf(";", offset); .....
getting the selected radio button and save it in the database. Here is my code:
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I wanted to know which answers are selected and save those answers in the database with the corresponding question. I am using MYSQL as my database tool. I know how to use MYSQL and querying but I just don't know how to get the datas that I need.
I'm trying to save the input and pass it into the URLs that are the option values. So Artist ID being 111 would take you to url..../<WHATEVER OPTION YOU CHOSE FROM DROP DOWN>/111 What am I doing wrong/What am I not doing?
In the code below I want to alert the selected option of select. In Mozilla the code works (If I choose "3" alerts it). In IE alerts: nothing appear --------------------- <script> function hi() { d = document.getElementById("day").value; alert(d); } </script> <select id=day onchange="hi();"> <option>0 <option>1 <option>2 <option>3 <option>4 </select> ---------------------
I'm trying to update a part of my page depending on the option selected from a drop down menu. A few of the options can trigger this event. So to do this i've given those options a class name, that i can check against when they're selected. eg...
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So if 'test2' or 'test4' are selected it will check if the class name is present then do the rest. But I cant get the class name from JQuery. I've tried..
I have a select box with a few options. When the page loads I need to get the selected option in this select box and alert its inner text. Yet everything I try out on the net that should work wont work in IE, all other browser its fine. show me the TRUE and correct way to get the inner text of a option from a select box in IE?
I have multiple select boxes that have various options such as 'bangles', 'rings', 'earings' etc and I have a div that doesn't display until an option has been selected from one of the select boxes. If the option 'rings' is selected I don't want to display the div '#size'.
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The trouble I'm having is that I can't figure out how to use $(this) with option:selected. if I simply put the id of one of the select boxes then it works, but only for that one select box. I want it to be dynamic.
Basically, I have a <select> drop down with a bunch of <option>s, each with an onmouseover command. The problem is that if I click on one of the options, it loses its mouseover effect. Here's the code:
Code: <select> <option onmouseover="tooltip('Some stuff')">Blah</option> <option onmouseover="tooltip('Some more stuff')">More blah</option> <option onmouseover="tooltip('Even more stuff')">Blah blah blah</option> </select>
The tooltip() function creates a basic tooltip. While the drop-down menu is open, the onmouseover functions work just fine. It's when the option has been selected that it stops working.
I am trying to make a form that collects "Number of Children" a parent has. If they select "4" from the select input, then I want to slidetoggle out the appropriate divs, one for each child.
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I have been able to use slidetoggle in the past when attached to a button, but this one has me lost. Anyone know how to accomplish this?
I have an html drop down list. the list has an 'other' option. when the other option is selected I want a text box to pop up to the left of it for entry. I was thinking about using a hidden <div> to contain the text box. and when other is selected to unhide it. How do I unhide it when other is selected?
Here is my options select from my form. Its dynamically generated with php. Code: <select id="upgrade[]" name="upgrade[0]" onchange="javascript:calTotal(this);"> <option value="1">1</option><option value="2">2</option> </select><br /> <select id="upgrade[]" name="upgrade[1]" onchange="javascript:calTotal(this);"> <option value="1">1</option><option value="2">2</option> </select><br /> <select id="upgrade[]" name="upgrade[2]" onchange="javascript:calTotal(this);"> <option value="1">1</option><option value="2">2</option> </select><br />
Using javascript I want to get the selected value. Here is what I have, but its getting no where: Code: function calTotal(aVar) { var c = document.getElementsByName(aVar); c = c.length ? c : [c]; for(var i=0; i<c.length; ++i) { if(c[i].value==1)//I am getting undefined here { } } Is there a way to loop through an array of option selected like the one I have here?
I wish to identify the option chosen in the function but not by its value, by its position:
<script> function goHere(){ var s = document.getElementById("input");
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I was hoping that variable "u" would be either 0, 1, 2, or 3.How can I get a variable to alert me the position of the selected option in the form? I think it is elements[i].
I have a dropdown box with 2 options: Free or UpgradedI need to do 2 separate things depending on which one is chosen.If Free, then set the value in fourth text field to 9999else, set value in Fourth field to 5555.
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A Form has 2 select lists. The size of the 1st select list is 4 which means that at any given time, 4 options will be visible to users & the size of the 2nd select list is 1.
When an option is selected in the 2nd select list, the Form gets posted. Under such circumstances, I want the 1st select list to maintain its state i.e. the option that the user had selected just before posting the Form in the 1st select list should remain selected after the Form posts. I have taken care of this using ASP but there's a petty problem.
Assume that the 1st select list has 30 options & a user selects the 15th option. When the Form posts after selecting an option in the 2nd select list, the 15th option in the 1st select list remains selected but it's not viewable to the user. In order to view the selected option in the 1st select list (which is the 15th option in this case), the user has to scroll down the 1st select list.
Now how do I ensure that the user need not scroll down the 1st select list to view the option he had selected after the page posts i.e. after the Form posts, the selected option in the 1st select list should behave as if it is the default selected option in the 1st select list?
